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How Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh found his way down under, produced a landmark Pacific reggae album, and stumbled into a spiritual reawakening
Irish singer Imelda May has sung with Jeff Beck, Ronnie Wood, David Gilmour, Eric Clapton, Johnny Depp and more – and these are the songs that inspired her
GN’R weren’t at their hell-raising best, but we got to see Run-DMC and Aerosmith on the same stage. Here are our highlights of Night Two of the Aerosmith & Friends extravaganza
From avoiding school bullies using his piano skills to burning the American flag and struggling with early Moog synths, the prog icon was determined to become known as a composer above everything else
Gaslight Anthem frontman Brian Fallon on surviving Heroin High, keeping his faith, staying out of the cool kids' club and texting Jon Bon Jovi
Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Saxon, Steven Wilson, Cats In Space and more
Only the Priests of the Temples of Syrinx would get 100 per cent correct in this Rush trivia challenge
Night Ranger’s Jack Blades, Brad Gillis and Kelly Keagy might be weekend warriors these days – but they've fought plenty of battles over the decades
The Crow has inspired countless Halloween costumes – but the on-set death of star Brandon Lee still overshadows it
The Monster Mash by Bobby ‘Boris’ Pickett & The Crypt-Kickers paid the singer's rent for decades
In 1974, Queen released their third album, Sheer Heart Attack – a record that set them on the path to greatness
1971 release, misunderstood by many at the time, set out their stall as the great sonic architects they’d become. But Nick Mason says it was the beginning of the end of their complete freedom
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
