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And if you’re a registered member of our websites - that is, if you login to read features – then you can read three stories from the magazines every 30 days, including articles from magazines that aren’t even in the shops yet, and exclusive stories only available in TeamRock+.
AC/DC: the story behind the comeback of 2014
1) AC/DC THE STORY BEHIND THE COMEBACK OF 2014
Readers' Favourite Albums Of 1974
2) THE BEST PROG ALBUMS OF 1974 – AS VOTED BY YOU!
The new ‘1974’ issue of Prog, continues to chronicle the genre’s successes and indulgences in its first decade. Among the highlights of this special issue: Prog readers choose their favourite albums of ’74. Which ones did they miss?
3) GUNS N’ ROSES: THE WILD ONES
An influence on current metal bad boys like Avenged Sevenfold and Asking Alexandria, Metal Hammer’s current issue celebrates Guns N’ Roses with the full, inside story of the chaotic rise of rock’s last outlaws. “We always read in magazines how bands did things their way,” remembers Steven Adler. “We figured that we’d do it our way, and fuck everybody else. When people told us, ‘Do it like this,’ we’d go, ‘Fuck you, we’re gonna do it like that.’ We were not going to take any shit from anybody.”
Bonus Content: Full Lemmy Interview
4) EXCLUSIVE FULL LEMMY INTERVIEW
The current Classic Rock features the story of Lemmy’s return to health on the Motorhead Motorboat cruise but it’s only on TR+ that you can read the full Lemmy interview, with the man himself sounding off on why he’d accept an OBE, his love of horses, Ted Heath’s homosexuality and what he said to a blogger who had claimed he was bisexual.
5) OZZY OSBOURNE: LIFE ON THE CRAZY TRAIN
“When Sabbath ended my one idea was ‘I’ll just get fucked up ‘til I run out of cash and then I’ll go home to England.’ So that’s what I did.” Ozzy remembers life on the crazy train that was the 80s.
6) YES: THE MAKING OF RELAYER
More ‘74-related prog goodness as Yes look back at Relayer, 40 years on. “We were very prog-minded and experimental in those days. We were looking for anything that sounded different. Jon and myself went to a scrap yard and banged pieces of metal for about an hour to see what sounded good…”
