The 20 Million Club podcast: Is Meat Loaf's Bat Out Of Hell the most ridiculous album of all time? By Classic Rock Magazine A: No, but it's close. Bat Out Of Hell is the biggest album to have never gone to number 1. Why does it divide people?
The 20 Million Club podcast: How did The Dark Side Of The Moon become the 4th best-selling album of all time ? By Classic Rock Magazine Classic Rock's podcast continues to examine the biggest-selling albums of all time, with a look at Pink Floyd's 40m+ selling epic
Queen + Adam Lambert's Live Around the World movie now available to download By Classic Rock Magazine Queen + Adam Lambert's concert film Live Around the World hits iTunes, Amazon and Google Play
Brian May and Roger Taylor celebrate 50 years of Queen in Classic Rock, on sale now By Classic Rock Magazine Also in this issue: Leslie West, Mick Fleetwood, the Dead Daisies, the Pretty Reckless, Steven Wilson and more... plus a free eBook featuring the 100 Greatest Rock Songs of all time
The 50 Greatest Live Albums Ever By Classic Rock Magazine We asked you to vote for the greatest live album of all time, and 27,561 of you did. These are the results: the 50 greatest live albums ever
The 20 Million Club podcast: is Queen's Greatest Hits a proper album? By Classic Rock Magazine Classic Rock's new podcast continues to examine the biggest-selling albums of all time, with our latest episode pondering the pomp, glory and frankly ludicrous scale of Queen's Greatest Hits
The triumphant return of AC/DC - in Classic Rock, on sale now By Classic Rock Magazine Also in this issue: Eddie Van Halen, Black Stone Cherry, Tom Morello, Orianthi, Blue Oyster Cult, Tyler Bryant and Mike Campbell
The 20 Million Club podcast: How did Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill become bigger than the Beatles? By Classic Rock Magazine Classic Rock's new podcast continues to examine the biggest-selling albums of all time, with a new episode on the Jagged Little Pill, the second-best-selling album by a female artist…
Get our exclusive limited edition Joe Bonamassa bundle before they're gone By Classic Rock Magazine The Joe Bonamassa bundle edition of Classic Rock Magazine features an exclusive official album poster, a bespoke limited edition cover, two special Royal Tea coasters and two Royal Tea Classic Rock tea bags!
An intimate conversation with Jimmy Page: only in Classic Rock, on sale now By Classic Rock Magazine Also in this issue: Black Sabbath, Lars Ulrich, Marilyn Manson, Joe Bonamassa, Corey Taylor, Skin, Low Cut Connie, Brothers Osborne, Rews and more
Lars Ulrich picks a British rock star as his favourite songwriter of all time By Classic Rock Magazine Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich selects his favourite songwriter in the new issue of Classic Rock magazine
Get our exclusive, limited edition Motörhead bundle - before they're gone By Classic Rock Magazine Our Motörhead Motörbundle features an exclusive Three Amigos poster, a Warpig window sticker, two beer mats and two bumper stickers... and there's only 350 in existence!
Joe Satriani has been fighting against the idea that he’s a shredder for his entire career By Classic Rock Magazine Joe Satriani has been telling everyone he’s not a shredder for years, but no-one is listening
The 20 Million Club podcast: Led Zeppelin IV By Classic Rock Magazine Classic Rock's new podcast continues to examine the biggest-selling albums of all time, with a new episode on the glory, the mystery and the "hippy-Hobbity sh*t" of Led Zeppelin IV
Motorhead: Ace Of Spades, bad blood and mad luck - only in Classic Rock, on sale now By Classic Rock Magazine Also in this issue: Biffy Clyro, Slade, Guns N’ Roses, The Beach Boys, White Lion, Iggy And The Stooges, Tommy Lee, Palaye Royale, Gary Stringer and many more
The 20 best rock albums of 1979 By Classic Rock Magazine The 1970s crash out in style with AC/DC, Pink Floyd and The Clash producing some of their best work, and Led Zeppelin’s last hurrah
Why Thin Lizzy's Live And Dangerous is the greatest live album ever By Classic Rock Magazine Originally released as a stopgap between studio albums, Live And Dangerous showcases Thin Lizzy at their stunning, charismatic best
The 20 best rock albums of 1978 By Classic Rock Magazine Punk fury gives way to classic songwriting, live albums prove dangerous to the charts, and Van Halen, Kate Bush and Dire Straits make their entrance
The 20 best rock albums of 1977 By Classic Rock Magazine Famous for being punk’s finest hour, 1977 also produced one of the best-selling rock albums in Rumours, and classics from Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Rush and Thin Lizzy
The 20 best rock albums of 1976 By Classic Rock Magazine 1976 was the year when punk first started to rear its head, Kiss found their feet in the studio and the world fell in love with Debbie Harry
The 20 best rock albums of 1975 By Classic Rock Magazine The classics just keep on coming. Welcome to the year of Physical Graffiti, Born To Run, Blood On The Tracks, A Night At The Opera and many more
The real Phil Lynott, by those who knew him best: only in Classic Rock, on sale now By Classic Rock Magazine Also in this issue: Blues Pills, Monsters Of Rock, Kiss, Fantastic Negrito, Dee Snider, Steve Hackett, James Dean Bradfield, Crown Lands, and a free eBook featuring some of rock's brightest stars
The 20 best rock albums of 1974 By Classic Rock Magazine 1974 was a hectic 12 months for Queen which saw them hit gold twice, while Aerosmith started to get into their considerable stride and Skynyrd released their signature track
The 20 best rock albums of 1973 By Classic Rock Magazine 1973 was the year the Skynyrd arrived, Led Zeppelin showed chinks in their armour, and Tubular Bells and Dark Side Of The Moon began their route to world domination
The 20 best rock albums of 1972 By Classic Rock Magazine In 1972 prog rock starts to take hold, but not before Bowie produces possibly his most iconic recording and the Stones regress into murky, blues-infested waters. These are the year's best albums
