King Crimson mainman explains online diary entry was about a dream he’d had – and he’d never been consulted over surprise album The Next Day
…but no one believed new album was in the works, says producer, as he offers hope of one or two concerts
Photographer releases latest pint glass plus news from Robert Fripp, Green Day, Santana, Black Country Communion, Michael Monroe and Megadeth
This week, we’ve got some old friends and some new ones. There are two reissues from a great American name, plus new albums from established names in the US and UK. Oh, and a bunch of Swedes who could be major trash rockers soon. And a photo book exposing the history of a band who appear to have been around for nearly forever.
This week, we’ve got new releases from old boys Saxon and Quo, a young lady called Sarah Fimm, some chaps with a King Crimson relationship, a Journey biography and Sammy Hagar’s story in his own larger-than-life style.
Classic Rock Presents Prog hits the shelves again today.
It has gotta be one of the most unusual collaborations of all time. But it happened. In 1975 TV comedian Charlie Drake – renowned for his catchphrase “Hello, my darlings” – recorded the single You Never Know and effectively ended up fronting a prog rock supergroup.
King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp has revealed that he and Tool guitarist Adam Jones are finally thinking about finishing their collaborative project.
Inspired by the thought that Iranian band Ahoora – a recent Track Of The Day – might have gotten their name from the character played by Nichelle Nichols in the original Star Trek series (well, almost), we thought it might be fun – and instructive – to look at the origins of some other band names. Right then, let’s go…
The latest issue of Classic Rock has Deep Purple on the cover, celebrating the release of their hotly anticipated new album NOW What?! Plus free CD: 24 Carat Gold, featuring 15 big-name tracks! Subscribe Now
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