#tbt

This week marks the anniversary of the release of Rise Against's fourth studio album, The Sufferer & the Witness, recorded and produced in Fort Collins.

This week marks the 16th anniversary of the release of Revolutions per Minute, Rise Against's first of a handful of records produced in Fort Collins.

In our first #throwbackthursday video of 2019, we head back three decades to Nirvana's Colorado debut in 1989.

Someone bootlegged the show and now it's on YouTube, so you can hear what a Foo concert was like over 20 years ago in this week's #TBT.

Panic! At The Disco blew us away at their Pepsi Center show, but they've come a long way and changed a lot since 'Live in Denver' was filmed in 2005.

Every afternoon, we get in the musical time machine together and boy, what a ride it is down memory lane #amiright? Time to take off and turn up the nostalgia.

Some of them I've played endlessly on repeat; some powered me through jogs, commutes and break ups. These are my top ten X songs of 2015. #nostalgia

Happy Chrismukkah from 2004, the year of Seth Cohen and flip phone communication! These were Billboard's top ten songs in alternative radio on December 17.

Juno's 'eggo was preggo' and we were saying things like 'Don't tase me, bro!' It was December 10, 2007 and these were Billboard's top songs in alt radio.

Jack and Rose were 'flying,' the final episode of Bevis and Butt-Head had aired, and the Brits were invading. It was 1997; these were the top alternative songs.

Times were tough, livin' in the Great Recession, but according to Billboard, these were the alternative songs helping us get by on November 19, 2010.

WARNING: SAUSAGE FEST AHEAD. I've never been so grateful for what alternative music is today. In 2001, these bands we laugh at now topped Billboard charts.