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Future King Crimson guitarist recalls how big names battled to have him in their bands, and the one-liners each used about the other
Dave Grohl & Co.'s version of Baker Street, recorded in 1997, has been missing from streaming platforms
The System Of A Down drummer now owns two copies of Action 1, which featured the first appearance of Superman
Skid Row have tapped a Broadway star as their new singer – and they've announced their first live shows together
The metal guitarist embraces the technology, even if he thinks “it will absolutely kill us all”
The four-day festival returns to Florida’s Daytona International Speedway in May
The rock legends have extended their touring plans with 12 shows, including two dates at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
The frontman joined the progressive metal masters after somebody challenged him to put up or shut up regarding the state of the local scene
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He recalls his first musical disappointments, leaving Scotland for England, being labelled a poor man’s Genesis, and what he hears now when he listens to Script For A Jester’s Tear
Mercusial Dutch creative explains why he tries to avoid working with big-name performers more than once, citing the example of 2013’s The Theory Of Everything
“If my wife sends me to get milk I’ll come back with a handbag”: Adam Wakeman’s brain is full of prog, jazz and metal
Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi on prosthetic arms, royal honours, Back To The Beginning and From The Dark
Released on October 28, 1977, Never Mind The Bollocks is furious, funny, wildly obnoxious, and an undisputed classic album
The psychedelically-charged mavericks’ 2020 record included some of their strongest songs ever, inspired by drugged-up notions of the future, Bowie, the Beatles and a life-threatening armed hold-up
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Musical shape-shifters Primal Scream's high-point trilogy revisited and remastered
Slade guitarist Dave Hill reflects on a rockin' career with a surprisingly mellow first solo album
Pete Townshend’s shattered morning-after opus, The Who By Numbers, is now a super-deluxe box set
How Nickelback remind us of what made them great
Josh Homme continues his mission to become the new David Bowie on QOTSA's ninth album
Even if you saw Back To The Beginning on the day, the concert movie is a whole new experience featuring metal's biggest names
