Classic Rock Magazine April 2007 featuring Jimi Hendrix on the cover, highlighting 'The 100 Wildest Guitar Heroes'. The magazine showcases legendary guitarists and is in good condition with light wear.
Back cover of Classic Rock Magazine April 2007 listing main features including Journey, Eddie Van Halen, Jimi Hendrix, and more, illustrating articles and interviews with top guitarists.
Page from Classic Rock Magazine April 2007 featuring regular sections including 'What's On Your Free DVD?', 'The Dirt', 'Every Home Should Have One', 'Stories Behind the Songs', 'Q&A', 'The Hard Stuff', and 'Buyer's Guide'.
Jimi Hendrix feature article from Classic Rock Magazine April 2007, highlighting his impact on the music scene with a captivating portrait of him performing.
Jimi Hendrix article continuation from Classic Rock Magazine April 2007, showcasing another powerful image of Hendrix during a performance and discussing his legendary guitar skills.
Back cover of Classic Rock Magazine April 2007 promoting the DVD release of 'Performance,' emphasizing the theme of 'Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll'.
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Classic Rock Magazine April 2007 featuring Jimi Hendrix on the cover, highlighting 'The 100 Wildest Guitar Heroes'. The magazine showcases legendary guitarists and is in good condition with light wear.Back cover of Classic Rock Magazine April 2007 listing main features including Journey, Eddie Van Halen, Jimi Hendrix, and more, illustrating articles and interviews with top guitarists.Page from Classic Rock Magazine April 2007 featuring regular sections including 'What's On Your Free DVD?', 'The Dirt', 'Every Home Should Have One', 'Stories Behind the Songs', 'Q&A', 'The Hard Stuff', and 'Buyer's Guide'.Jimi Hendrix feature article from Classic Rock Magazine April 2007, highlighting his impact on the music scene with a captivating portrait of him performing.Jimi Hendrix article continuation from Classic Rock Magazine April 2007, showcasing another powerful image of Hendrix during a performance and discussing his legendary guitar skills.Back cover of Classic Rock Magazine April 2007 promoting the DVD release of 'Performance,' emphasizing the theme of 'Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll'.

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Classic Rock Magazine – April 2007 – Jimi Hendrix Cover: 100 Wildest Guitar Heroes (No Label)
Condition: Good – Light Wear Present

This listing features the April 2007 issue of Classic Rock Magazine, headlined by Jimi Hendrix and devoted to the 100 wildest guitarists of all time. This guitar-focused special edition dives into the lives, legends, and licks of the most electrifying players ever to wield a six-string, including interviews, rare encounters, and fiery features.

The magazine is in good condition, showing light general wear, primarily along the edges. The interior is complete and well-preserved for its age. Please review the photos to assess overall condition.
Note: No mailing label is present, and the original DVD is not included.

Main Features:

  • Journey (p. 34)
    Neal Schon and Ross Valory address lip-synching rumors and introduce new frontman Jeff Scott Soto.

  • The 100 Wildest Guitarists Ever (p. 36)
    A sprawling feature celebrating rock’s most feral fret-burners, from Jimi Hendrix, Angus Young, and Pete Townshend, to Randy Rhoads, Ace Frehley, Slash, Yngwie Malmsteen, and more.

  • Eddie Van Halen & Billy Corgan (p. 44)
    A surprising guitar summit between the Smashing Pumpkins frontman and the legendary Van Halen axeman.

  • Tony Iommi & James Hetfield (p. 48)
    When Black Sabbath meets Metallica—a heavy-hitting meeting of riff-lords.

  • Jimmy Page & Jeff Beck (p. 54)
    Two of Britain’s finest guitarists in a rare dual-feature moment.

  • Jimi Hendrix (p. 64)
    A deep dive into Hendrix’s early impact on the UK scene—how a shy young talent became rock’s most revolutionary guitarist.

  • Thin Lizzy – Part II (p. 70)
    Covers the band's U.S. tour with Queen, the Robertson/Moore lineup dilemma, and the explosive release of Live & Dangerous.

  • The Skids (p. 80)
    Punk-adjacent and anthem-heavy—why did this band vanish from the spotlight?

Regular Features:

  • What’s On Your Free DVD? (p. 6)
    (Note: DVD not included) Highlights footage of Clapton, Blackmore, Rory Gallagher, and more.

  • The Dirt (p. 10)
    News and rumors: Heaven & Hell, The Police reunion, Chris Cornell leaves Audioslave, Ozzfest goes free.

  • Every Home Should Have One (p. 27)
    Budgie’s Burke Shelley praises Led Zeppelin.

  • Stories Behind the Songs (p. 28)
    Diamond Head’s Brian Tatler on “Am I Evil”—later covered by Metallica.

  • Q&A (p. 30)
    Gene Simmons talks Kiss branding and... oxygen.

  • The Hard Stuff (p. 85)
    New releases from Porcupine Tree, Saxon, The Stooges; reissues from Motörhead, Hanoi Rocks, David Bowie, and more.

  • Buyer’s Guide (p. 100)
    What’s hot and what’s not in the gear and style department.

  • Radar (p. 109)
    Complete gig guide and tour calendar for the month.

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