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You Can't Always Get What You Want - but if you're quick, you can get 50% off this massive Rolling Stones box set
By Paul Dimery published
Amazon Prime Day is into its final hours, but there's still time to pick up this Stones singles 1966-1971 box set for half-price in the US

The Uriah Heep albums you should listen to... and one to avoid
By Dave Ling published
Five decades of rockin': a handy guide to the best albums in the world of the legendary Uriah Heep

Prime Day just knocked 15% off one of rock’s most essential live recordings - get the Pink Floyd At Pompeii double LP for less
By Scott Munro published
After enjoying a resurgence of interest with its recent cinema run, you can enjoy the 2LP edition of Pink Floyd At Pompeii MCMLXXII with 15% off to mark Prime Day

“Hymnal and melancholy qualities are still to die for”: Greg Lake Live returns from 2005
By James McNair published
His band doesn’t have the pedigree of many of his collaborators, but a future Jethro Tull guitarist and a TV show musical director prove highly capable foils in three-disc set

The Heart albums you should definitely own
By Paul Elliott last updated
We look at Heart's journey from bluesy hard rock in the 1970s to chart-busting AOR anthems in the decade that followed

Every album by The Who ranked from worst to best
By Ian Fortnam published
Never the most prolific of bands, The Who have released some of the most enduring and influential albums in rock history

Garbage's classic electro-grunge-pop debut, revisited
By Classic Rock Magazine published
Combining Massive Attack with Nine Inch Nails and the Smashing Pumpkins was always a great elevator pitch

“We knew the album would stick out like a sore thumb and we’d have to show real tenacity. But if it wasn’t for Pull Me Under there’s a strong chance we wouldn’t be having this conversation”: When Dream Theater beat the odds with Images And Words
By Dave Ling published
They were crossing Metallica with Yes and Rush while grunge ruled the world. But despite problems with their producer and label – and even rumors of a plot to replace James LaBrie – the prog metal pioneers survived and thrived
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