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- November 4
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- “I was never about playing one sound. At the start they were like, ‘Ew!’ My desire to push those buttons made them a little nervous”: Jordan Rudess refused to join Dream Theater at first. When did, he had a lot to learn
- "I don't understand it, but I reconnected with my soul, and I remembered who I used to be." Joe Walsh once joined a reggae band in New Zealand: The experience saved his life
- November 3
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- “We were advertised as this big rock group, which we weren’t. But we would play ever so loud and it would go down really well”: How Pentangle survived being matched with Led Zeppelin and Cream
- "My lyrics will always be shaped by death." How Fuming Mouth's Mark Whelan faced his own mortality, teamed up with an ex-Slipknot member and emerged with one of the heaviest albums of 2026
- "I gave him an Elmore James mixtape and I never heard from him again." Imelda May: The nine songs that changed my life
- California Dream On: Ten things we learned at Aerosmith & Friends (Night Two) at the Hollywood Bowl
- November 2
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- “There was nothing left for us to achieve. I wanted to put together a new band to take what The Nice had done to another level”: Keith Emerson’s road to Emerson, Lake and Palmer
- "If I were at the fancy 'cool kids' parties I think I’d lose my edge, which scares me." The Gaslight Anthem's Brian Fallon shares the life lessons of an eternal underdog
- November 1
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- Classic Rock Tracks Of The Week: November 2, 2026
- Rush once toyed with the idea of Monty Python actor John Cleese rapping on the title track of 1991's Roll The Bones. But who recorded the part instead? Test your knowledge with this incredibly tough quiz
- "Its scary to wake up at 55 and realise that you gave so much of yourself to something you don’t even care about." Part Nine Inch Nails, part Portishead, Saint Agnes have emerged from tragedy to become one of the UK's hottest new alt metal bands
- The 50 best thrash metal albums ever, from Metallica to Power Trip
- “Our practice room was a church. We ransacked the place”: How Venom made their unholy masterpiece Black Metal and changed the course of metal
