Classic Rock Buying Guides
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By Paul Dimery Published
Buying guide If you have a friend who loves Ozzy Osbourne or Black Sabbath, these present ideas should hit the right note

By Classic Rock Magazine Published
Buying guide Twelve months of life-enriching, extraordinary new music

By Paul Dimery Published
Buying guide From clothes to colouring books, these Maiden-related pressies are sure to go down a treat

By Dom Lawson Published
Buying guide Cardiacs are easy to hate, with music that's unfathomable at times, but for fans of the weird and wonderful there's nothing else like them

By Scott Rowley Published
Buying guide Want to know the best albums by The Clash? And the worst? Here is the ultimate guide

By Neil Jeffries Published
Buying guide David Coverdale has been there, done that, and sung a song of sweet love while doing it

By Dave Everley Published
Buying guide W.A.S.P's infamy as leading shock metallers of the 1980s belies a back catalogue full of serious classic rock-influenced songwriting

By Ken McIntyre Published
Buying guide The six-decade career of Meat Loaf was a carnival of excess, full of theatre, motorcycles, teen lust, and soaring, roaring guitars. Here's Meat's albums from disappointing worst to dizzying best

By Neil Jeffries Published
Buying guide Canada's prog rock heroes have amassed an immense discography over a 50-year career... and now they're hitting the road again

By Paul Elliott Published
Buying guide From the late 60s through to the late 80s, some of the greatest and most influential albums ever made were doubles

By Paul Elliott Published
Buying guide For a brief period in the late eighties, White Lion were genuine contenders for Bon Jovi’s hair metal crown

By Henry Yates Published
Buying guide David Bowie’s back catalogue is one of the boldest in rock'n'roll, fizzing with reinvention and renewal - and these are his best albums

By Fraser Lewry Published
Buying guide One of the great American heartland rock'n'rollers, Detroit's favourite son Bob Seger mixed high octane rockers with the most magical of ballads for 50 years

By Paul Elliott Published
Buying guide Proof that there's much more to Boston and the man who almost single-handedly created their sound than More Than A Feeling

By Max Bell Published
Buying guide More than just a band that produced some classic music, The Doors and Jim Morrison remain iconic, their recordings embraced by each new generation

By Dave Everley Published
Buying guide Dismissed by many of their peers as grunge interlopers, Pearl Jam have out-written, out-sold and outlived most of those detractors

By Paul Elliott Published
Buying guide More to Macca than The Beatles: Nine Paul McCartney albums you should listen to, and one to avoid
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