Classic Rock Reviews

A sophisticated return for Tool’s ‘feminine’ offshoot

Nashville-based duo serve up hatfuls of rockin’ country

All men continue to play on 10

Are the Southern-fried Kentucky rockers poised to take Skynyrd’s crown?

Recorded at the height of their powers in front of a rabid Glasgow audience, Status Quo's Live! is a firm fan favourite

Manic Welsh rockers return to stadium-sized anthemics on their thirteenth album

The Damned's crowdfunded return, their first in a decade, keeps things neat

Motley Crue’s second album, their platinum-selling breakthrough, was an all-out attack on America’s self-appointed moral majority

Album number four arrives from Australian-American supergroup The Dead Daisies

The Amorettes' fourth studio album Born To Break: Made in Scotland for the love of rock’n’roll

Presence is an album Jimmy Page rates as one of Led Zeppelin's best... but it was made under very difficult circumstances

The mountains and the canyons start to tremble and shake as Zep's live album gets the remaster treatment…

Postumous first solo album from the late Status Quo guitarist is a fitting sign-off.

Jethro Tull's fourth album, Aqualung, is the biggest selling of the band's 50-year career. But is it a concept album? It's not, says Ian Anderson

The album that reinvented the Stones and kicked off the purple patch that had them crowned as 'The Greatest Rock'n'Roll Band in the World'.

Soundgarden may have been a little slower to hit the mainstream than Nirvana and Pearl Jam, but Superunknown catapulted them into the big time

On the Trogg

Boxed volume of Killing Joke at work, rest and play

Highest fidelity Trick