Remember Use Your Illusion? The double double albums which followed up Appetite For Destruction? The most anticipated releases of the era, they also marked the end for Guns n’ Roses as we knew them – now we’ve got the whole story in the July issue of Classic Rock.
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.
This week we’ve got some of the DVD stuff, some of the heavy stuff, some of the reissues stuff, some of the prog stuff. Just..well, stuff, really!
Status Quo have a new studio album coming out – and you can only buy it at Tesco!
Lots of blues-style rocking this week, as we look at some oldsters and also some newsters. There’s also some prog metal and biker-friendly rock. Oh, and some true metal from Germany (where else?). Hey ho, let’s go…
Francis Rossi has been forced to cancel his UK solo tour scheduled to run between February 1 and 8.
The Mission are to have two of their later albums reissued on March 7, by Edsel.
This time around, we’ve got blues-rock from Saint Jude, an Irish bunch called Million $ Reload, a collection of Quo recordings from the Beeb, The Orb meteing up with David Gilmour and Twisted Sister getting all Wacked out.
The latest issue of Classic Rock is on sale now with Slash on the cover – plus a free CD compiled by the top-hatted one himself! Subscribe Now
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