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Flick Of The Switch is AC/DC's most under-rated album. The End
Iron Maiden, Jimi Hendrix and Pantera are just some of the artists that make Richie tick
Their seventh studio album was the result of a failed attempt to make a movie – but the band leader believes many more significant things happened in the world of music that year
Metallica have never covered Saxon on record – could an old beef be the reason why?
The classic line-up fell apart after disastrous attempts to make the follow-up to Tormato in Paris, before a new line-up released Drama in 1980
Featuring members of Guns N’ Roses, Def Leppard, Deep Purple, Alter Bridge and more, Kings Of Chaos were rock’s most high-profile covers band
When James Dewar died in May 2002 aged 59, rock lost one of its greatest and most overlooked singers
Your handy alphabetical guide to Californian punk rock superstars Green Day
With guitarist/singer CJ Wildheart's career looking uncertain, it might be a chance to swap his guitar for a set of pans
Rolling Stone and solo bandleader Ronnie Wood on the Stones' new lease of life and the chances of a tour
10 key songs from Scott Weiland's back catalogue, in the great man's own words
Doro: Night owl, gym regular, painter, reader, film lover, spiritualist
The keyboard genius’ relationship with engineer Robert Moog may have had a shaky start, but it paid dividends to both men – and countless followers
An audience with alternative rock's own Prince of Darkness
He recalls not going to his own band’s gigs, his first acid experience, losing confidence in his playing, annoying druids at Stonehenge, who hit Ginger Baker with a pool cue, and the former member he wished would die (and did)
By 1973 The Who were bored and angry – and Pete Townshend knew he had one last chance to hold the band together and unify them in the eyes of their fans
Often presumed to be inspired by Jimmy Page's fascination with the occult, Black Dog's origins were much more earthbound
