Classic Rock Reviews

Sublime studio debut from former Black Crowe Rich Robinson’s rock‘n’roll classicists The Magpie Salute

A talent who existed apart from the norm, nobody else makes music quite like Kate Bush... even at the very beginning

Following up Hotel California was hard enough, and The Long Run showed there was life left for Eagles... but not for long

Dee-lightful face-melter from the former Twisted Sister man

Lzzy Hale channels her inner Joan Jett on US band’s ass-kicking fourth album.

Lemmy thought it was too slow, but Motorhead's Overkill is clearly a fan favourite... as proved by our fan reviews

Your reviews of The Black Crowes' Southern Harmony And Musical Companion: the exhilarating sound of a band hitting its stride... or is it?

In which Rush head to Wales, where reader Ian Pritchard spots Geddy and Alex out sight-seeing, looking down the Brecon Valley toward Llangynidr

Radio-friendly pop-rock with the charts in its sights from Welshy Arms

Exhaustive (and occasionally exhausting) reissue of Guns N' Roses classic debut

Highlights from the NWOBHM in a 3-CD boxset

Power couple Richie Sambora and Orianthi cast their net beyond the guitar crowd

The definitive voice of British soul and blues, Paul Rodgers, free to do what he wants

Straight outta Littlehampton

The Record Company: Getting better second time around

You want anthems, The Alarm got anthems…

The album that truly splits rock fans gets our lowest rating yet…

Trent Reznor's merry men return with an album that sounds "like the end of music" and a bit like Slaves "if they were strapped to the bonnet of a truck with their nipples wired up to the battery and their arses stuffed full of asbestos."