Crank the volume to eleven, because we're going to get crazy with Jimmy Page, The Edge, and Jack White in It Might Get Loud, hitting theatres this August.

Music history: Florence Foster Jenkins - (July 19, 1868–November 26, 1944) was an American soprano who became famous for her complete lack of rhythm, pitch, tone, and overall singing ability. Be careful with Foster's singing - it can seriously harm your mind. ;-) Here she sings Mozart's aria "Queen of the Night".

Quite unbelievable, but the Blink-182 are marking the 12th anniversary of their foundation in 2006. The band can boast eight CD albums' releases, the1 million USD revenue and making good fathers. It's exactly the fatherhood, which spawned guys to change their images for the more mature ones. The Blink-182 have given up the childish tricks and have embarked on creating serious music.

The English band Prodigy turns out to be the most successful project ever, playing experimental music. Hence, they thrive painstakingly to re-establish their world fame through playing old hits, anyway, unique style of their music thrills and amazes and this enables to recall their success every now and then.

Why do bands born? How do they born and what for? There are definite trends, musicians and desire to create a band. After all there are producer and composer. They are the parents of girls- and boys-bands. How do they find each other? How does their creative work develop? When do they reach the peak of popularity? What's going on with the group, when the fame seized them all?