Breaking Records and Influencing Generations: The Music Scene of 1987

Today in Music History is your daily dive into the notable and nostalgic moments that have shaped the music world. In this episode, we turn back the clock to 1987 - a defining year packed with historic musical milestones. From the release of U2's iconic 'The Joshua Tree,' which revolutionized Rock, to Whitney Houston's record-breaking sophomore album 'Whitney,' and not forgetting Michael Jackson's game-changing album 'Bad,' which set an unprecedented music industry standard. Among other groundbreaking releases were the Beastie Boys' boundary-pushing debut effort 'Licensed to Ill,' and politically charged anthems from Crowded House and Genesis. Join us as we unravel how these enduring classics connected globally, entranced generations and influenced the pop culture of the future.