rock

1995
Megadeth Appeared on Demon Knight soundtrack

In January 1995, Megadeth appeared on the soundtrack of the horror movie Demon Knight with the song “Diadems”.

Jimmy Eat World With several records released and consistent touring, the band

With several records released and consistent touring, the band attracted the attention of Capitol Records . They signed to Capitol in mid-1995. Just prior to signing with the label, bass player Mitchel Porter was replaced by Linton’s friend Rick Burch.

B'z In the first half of 1995, B’z spent their time recording, and after

In the first half of 1995, B’z spent their time recording, and after creating numerous demos, they held the “B’z Pleasure ’95 ‘Buzz’” stadium tour with 12 shows in 7 cities. Their eighth album, Loose , was released on November 22. Loose was concentrated on the original concept of a…
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Black Sabbath released Plastic Planet

Following the touring cycle for Cross Purposes , bassist Geezer Butler quit the band for the second time. “I finally got totally disillusioned with the last Sabbath album, and I much preferred the stuff I was writing to the stuff Sabbath were doing”. Butler formed a solo project called GZR…
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DDT (band) peace mission to Chechnya

In January 1995, during First Chechen War , Shevchuk went on a peace mission to Chechnya , where he performed 50 concerts for Russian troops and Chechen citizens alike.

Queens of the Stone Age In December that year, the band released a split EP, Kyuss/Queens of

In December that year, the band released a split EP, Kyuss/Queens of the Stone Age , which featured three tracks from the Gamma Ray sessions as well as three Kyuss tracks recorded in 1995 prior to their breakup. They later returned to OK Hotel 3 months after the first show…
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Blonde Redhead La Mia Vita Violenta

Yasuda played on the band’s second album La Mia Vita Violenta also released in 1995.

Queen (band) Made in Heaven released

Queen’s last album with Mercury, titled Made in Heaven , was released in 1995, four years after his death.

Ben Folds Five Their first radio single was “Underground” from their self-titled

Their first radio single was “Underground” from their self-titled debut album , released in 1995 on Caroline Records. The band’s biggest success was the single ” Brick ” from their second album, Whatever and Ever Amen , released in 1997. It was followed by the more somber and jazz-based 1999…
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Big Drill Car After the release of their second album, Batch , Big Drill Car parted

After the release of their second album, Batch , Big Drill Car parted ways with the now-“classic” original line-up. Bob had announced that he was leaving the band to play in another band, Xtra Large, who was on the verge of a major label deal. The show was at the…
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