Jane's Addiction

AC/DC, Alice Cooper, the Rolling Stones and Van Halen compete for your vote.

The 1990s saw alt-rock music explode as a commercially viable format and these songs saw quite a bit of airplay as a result.

These rock and metal bands are still together and actively touring but have not released a new studio album in five years or more.

The news comes about a week after Jane's Addiction issued a new statement regarding their split and future.

Perry Farrell and the members of Jane's Addiction issued statements with each taking some blame and seemingly resolving some differences.

Dave Navarro, Stephen Perkins and Eric Avery have been posting images and video of them working on new music over the past week.

Before alternative became mainstream, college rock was holding it down for the left of the dial bands. Look back at the best albums of the college rock era.

There's no sophomore slump here! In fact, the second album by these rock bands is indeed their very best.

Some reunions stick, others are short-lived, but inevitably the return of a popular band is often most welcome.

These bands either broke up onstage in front of their fans or waited until shortly after a performance to announce their split.