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The Rolling Stones first album without Mick Taylor, now available in super deluxe form
Mick Taylor exits the Stones and fun times return
Mötley Crüe's third album gets an undeserved anniversary makeover
Theatre Of Pain: Still painful
Praying Mantis fail to surf the NWOBHM wave on Time Tells No Lies
Life at the melodic end of the hard rock spectrum was not always kind
Two years on from their farewell show in New York, Kiss return to the stage in Las Vegas
Kiss are back, and Classic Rock were there to witness it
Review: Greta Van Fleet guitarist Jake Kiszka’s new band Mirador play London for the first time
What happened when Jake Kiszka and Chris Turpin’s maverick blues project Mirador played London on their first UK tour
Blackberry Smoke overcook the recipe on Rattle, Ramble & Roll - The Best Of Volume One
Southern rock flagbearers Blackberry Smoke serve up an overstuffed career-spanning compilation
Cheap Trick's electricity is evergreen on All Washed Up
Illinois past masters Cheap Trick relight the flame on swaggering 21st album All Washed Up
Four decades down the line, Fastway's debut album falls short of classic status
Combining Eddie Clark’s in-your-face guitar, Dave King’s high-register vocals and Jerry Shirley’s gut-rumbling drumming, Fastway peaked early
Paul McCartney & Wings crush the myth that Macca's seventies were mid
Curated by Paul McCartney, this Wings best-of charts the story of a band on its way to becoming one of the biggest-selling acts of all time
Jimi Hendrix's giant-steps second album Axis: Bold As Love, now upgraded
The deluxe edition reissue of Axis: Bold As Love includes 40 bonus outtakes, alternative versions, TV and radio appearances
Wolfgang Van Halen finds his voice and sets a high bar on third Mammoth album
The third Mammoth album feels like the work of a musician settling comfortably into his own space and comfortable with all that attention
The latest edition of The Bootleg Series tracks Bob Dylan from Minnesota to Greenwich Village
A legend ascends in the latest forensic deep dive into Bob Dylan’s back pages on Volume 18: Through The Open Window 1956-1963
The latest upmarket makeover of The Who's Who Are You is interesting and exhaustive
The Who’s last blast with Keith Moon
British goth rockers Creeper outdo themselves on fangtastic fourth album
British goth rockers Creeper outdo themselves on fangtastic fourth album
Jeremy Allen White shines in the Boss’s breakdown biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere
The review of the film of the book about the making of Bruce Springsteen's bleak masterpiece, Nebraska
Review: Ace Frehley annoys Gene and Paul by releasing the most successful of the Kiss solos
Kiss famously released four solo albums on the same day. Just as famously, only one of them was truly worthy of the Kiss name - Ace Frehley's
Review: Elton John - Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy (50th Anniversary Edition)
Peak 70s Elton John, a songwriting triumph
