Classic Rock Magazine February 2008 AC/DC Angus and Bon No CD Included No Label


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FEATURES

29 – New Bands for 2008
Sleaze rock, roots rock, goth rock, blues rock… 25 bands you must hear this year, including Big Linda, Stone Riders, Electric Mary, Get Vegas, Mexicolas, and Voodoo Six.

38 – AC/DC
When the Aussie rockers returned to the UK in 1977, they brought raw energy, wild tales, and Angus’s famous bare-arse antics.

44 – Van Halen
Slash, Jimmy Page, Alice Cooper, Zakk Wylde, David Coverdale, and others pay tribute to the band that transformed rock.

52 – Status Quo
Part 2 of the deep dive into Quo’s 1970s heyday—glory, drugs, conflict, and collapse.

58 – Stiff Records
The rise of the world’s first indie label, fueled by chaos: Motörhead, The Damned, and anarchic antics.

64 – Slash
An exclusive excerpt from his autobiography: sex, drugs, guitars, and survival.

68 – Lynyrd Skynyrd
When the Southern rockers came to Knebworth in ’76—guns blazing and whiskey flowing—they stole the show.

72 – Monster Magnet
How the band clawed their way back from the brink of oblivion.

76 – Dave Edmunds
From Zep’s jet to Beatles suits with George Harrison—vivid stories from a rock journeyman.


REGULARS

6 – Communication Breakdown
Letters from readers—sharp, loud, and honest.

8 – The Dirt
Led Zeppelin’s low-key gig, Velvet Revolver drama, Ike Turner’s passing, and Scooter Herring remembered.

21 – Every Home Should Have One
Masterplan guitarist Roland Grapow raves over Grand Funk Railroad’s Live Album.

22 – Stories Behind the Songs
Toto’s “Rosanna” finally decoded—Steve Lukather and Bobby Kimball set the record straight.

24 – Q&A with Don Henley
The Eagles’ drummer/vocalist on internal politics, parenting in the pop era, and the digital music dilemma.

81 – The Hard Stuff
New releases from Man Raze, Bullet For My Valentine, Audrey Horne… Reissues from Killing Joke, UFO, Diamond Head.
DVD reviews of Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who and Jimi Hendrix: Monterey.

94 – Buyer’s Guide
A curated look into the essential Rush discography.

107 – Radar
Your go-to gig guide for the month—where to go and who to see.

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