Listen to legendary potty-mouthed actor Joe Pesci sing The Beatles in 1968
Joe Pesci's 1968 album Little Joe Sure Can Sing!, recorded back when he was known simply as 'Little Joe', is now available for via your streaming platform of choice
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Listen to legendary potty-mouthed actor Joe Pesci sing The Beatles in 1968
Joe Pesci's 1968 album Little Joe Sure Can Sing!, recorded back when he was known simply as 'Little Joe', is now available for via your streaming platform of choice
Moody Blues drummer Graeme Edge dead at 80
Colleagues John Lodge and Justin Hayward lead tribute to late Moody Blues drummer Graeme Edge
Mdou Moctar: Live At The Niger River is 20 minutes of serenity and mind-melting riffs
Mdou Moctar has released a stunningly peaceful live film of songs recorded at dawn at the Niger River beside a campfire
Sex Pistols' John Lydon unmasked as The Jester on The Masked Singer
John Lydon entered the competition to cheer up his wife who is battling Alzheimer’s disease
Black Friday Funko deals: Save on the Funko Pop! Deluxe albums range: AC/DC, Kiss, Metallica and more
We love the Funko Pop! Deluxe albums series – and Walmart have knocked the price down on the range featuring AC/DC, Kiss, Metallica, Queen and more
Listen to a long-lost psychedelic pop epic featuring Ringo Starr and George Harrison
Suresh Joshi's Radhe Shaam was recorded during sessions for The Beatles' White Album, and has resurfaced after being found in a Birmingham attic
Black Friday deal alert: $$ off Almost Famous super deluxe vinyl boxset
Amazon have reduced the price of the super deluxe edition box set of the Almost Famous soundtrack, featuring Led Zeppelin, The Who, Elton John and more
Bob Rock: “Metallica aren’t wimps. They think they’re the best band in the world and everyone needs to get out of the way"
Exclusive Bob Rock talks exclusively to Metal Hammer about the early feuds and firm friendships fostered in his 15-year working relationship with Metallica
Earthless announce new album Night Parade Of One Hundred Demons
Night Parade Of One Hundred Demons, an album inspired by ancient Japanese legend, features only two songs of which one is over 40 minutes long
This AC/DC vs N.E.R.D. mash-up is pure filth and quite possibly the work of Satan
What sort of filthy animal would let AC/DC’s Back In Black bump uglies with N.E.R.D.’s strip club banger Lapdance?
Coheed And Cambria unveil video for new single Rise, Naianasha (Cut The Cord)
Brand new Coheed And Cambira single Rise, Naianasha (Cut The Cord) points the way to possible second Vaxis concept album
Billy Gibbons has turned Jingle Bells into a slow-burning blues epic
Jingle Bell Blues by ZZ Top man Billy F Gibbons is available as a jukebox-friendly 7" single
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My final night at the Fillmore East, by Randy Bachman
Frank Mastropolo's book Fillmore East: The Venue That Changed Rock Music Forever tells the story of the iconic Church of Rock and Roll
IDLES' Crawler finds beauty and joy admist the wreckage of the past
IDLES' 4th album Crawler shakes off the punk zeal of youth for an altogether more impactful expression of growth
Introducing Ghost Hounds: southern rock with a masterful swagger
Pittsburgh blues rockers Ghost Hounds specialise in sounds both timeless and priceless
My Morning Jacket: "You can’t love anybody else until you love yourself"
Back after burn-out and health issues, My Morning Jacket's first album in six years extols love, tolerance and compassion.
Steven Van Zandt: the soundtrack of my life
Guitarist, songwriter and producer Steven Van Zandt picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and names the greatest female singer of all time
The true story of Kiss’s epic rock folly, Music From "The Elder"
Kiss legend Gene Simmons tells the inside story of 1981’s Music From “The Elder” album – the biggest flop of their career
32 of the greatest live moments in the entire history of the guitar
Celebrate the pioneering, the spectacular and the unrepeatable, with our history of the guitar's greatest onstage moments
How a film gave a second chance to Canada’s undefeatable metalheads Anvil
In 1982 a feature by a Classic Rock writer and photographer changed the life of a London schoolboy, leading ultimately to the creation of Anvil: The Story Of Anvil, one of the great rock movies
Vote for the best Brian Johnson AC/DC song ever
Brian Johnson has recorded over 120 songs during his time with AC/DC – and we want you to tell us which ones you think are best
No Quarter: The Led Zeppelin reunion that wasn’t
Put Jimmy Page and Robert Plant in a room with a bunch of Moroccan musicians and what do you get? A glorious, unledded update of Led Zeppelin’s legacy, that’s what
Tracks of the Week: new music from Reef, Smith/Kotzen and more
Eight first class passengers on the great rock'n'roll train to glory
How Queen made Sheer Heart Attack and laid the foundations of their future
With Brian May in his sickbed, an under pressure Queen recorded the album that laid the foundation for all the success that followed: Sheer Heart Attack
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Gov't Mule pay loving tribute to rock'n'roll's origins on Heavy Load Blues
Warren Haynes’s southern rockers Gov't Mule get the blues: the Heavy Load Blues
Eric Clapton's Lockdown Sessions make Unplugged sound like an orgy of feedback
Eric Clapton swaps the Royal Albert Hall for an audience of one on Lady In The Balcony: Lockdown Sessions
Emigrate: The Persistence Of Memory is playfully diverse and enormous fun
Rammstein's Richard Kruspe dives deep into his unreleased solo career on Emigrate's The Persistence Of Memory
Billy Idol: the world's coolest grandad continues to deliver
The Roadside EP is King Rocker Billy Idol's first new tunes in seven years
Crazy Lixx's Street Lethal: immaculate hard rock with a massive wink and a bubble perm
Street Lethal by Crazy Lixx is old-school hard rock like they’re not supposed to make any more
The Black Keys celebrate El Camino's 10th birthday with a whopping great expansion
The Black Keys have released a massively expanded version of their seventh album El Camino
Nashville bluesman JD Simo weaves a tangled web on Mind Control
JD Simo's Mind Control follows the blues down more experimental paths than most guitar heroes
Radiohead's Kid A Mnesia: astonishing then, astonishing now
Kid A Mnesia: exploring further what Radiohead did after OK Computer
Lou Reed and Metallica's snarling Lulu embraces nausea, self-loathing and spite
Die-hard fans of either may disagree, but the coming together of Lou Reed and Metallica on Lulu has proved a shattering combination
Jerry Cantrell's Brighten: like Alice In Chains, but also fresh and unexpected
Alice In Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell lights up our lives with dazzling third album Brighten
