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By Paul Travers Published
Released on October 14, 1997, Green Day's fifth studio album taught Billie Joe Armstrong to trust himself and no-one else

By Rob Hughes Published
Amid contract changes and line-up switches, the American group delivered a complex and adventurous work that’s outsold everything else they’ve done

By Rob Hughes Published
Buying guide Led Zeppelin wrote a song about him, Pink Floyd invited him to sing on another, but this is the very best of Roy Harper's own recorded work

By Paul Brannigan Published
Released on October 11, 1993 in the UK and on October 19, '93 in the US, Pearl's Jam's Vs. is the sound of a band lashing out at everything

By Grant Moon Published
He issued an open invitation for composers anywhere to send him their music. The result was Survival & Other Stories, and a one-man acoustic tour that brought him back from the edge

By Classic Rock Magazine Published
Surrounded by stellar musicians, Eat 'Em And Smile was technicolour proof that life was good for David Lee Roth outside the Van Halen compound

By Malcolm Dome Published
Roxy Music’s debut album was one the great glam rock albums of the early 1970s – and it still sounds way out there

By Malcolm Dome Published
Fifty years after Sad Wings Of Destiny was released, Judas Priest‘s second album still sounds like the birth of a legend
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