Classic Rock focuses on the biggest names in rock music past, present and future with in-depth features, exclusive interviews, a substantial reviews section, and music news. lassic Rock is a GREAT magazine. No emo. No nu metal. No punk (well, not much). So what does it have you ask? How about classic '70s and '80s ROCK AND ROLL, NWOBHM, Prog and Indie. Yeah, every once in awhile an issue will have too much Led Zep or too much AC/DC which to me is a waste for this fine magazine because you can read about those bands anywhere. But, what makes Classic Rock magazine so unique is that it covers many (of my favorite) bands that you do not see on the covers of 20 other magazines sitting nexxt to it on the shelf.

There were so many fantastic track in the 80s that we struggled to fit them all onto this album, even with 2CDs.

Many refer to the 80s as a decade of decadence and greed, and we ve been equally greedy in filling this album with the most legendary tracks from the 80s. With hits from Michael Jackson, ABC, The Human League, Tears for Fears and many more. Relive the 80s with this brand new album.

Oh, the heartache. Oh, the drug intake. And oh, the sales records they did break. It's all here in this 70-minute, 1997 chronicle of the making of one of pop music's biggest albums ever, Rumours. All five members of Fleetwood Mac's most successful incarnation are interviewed, and their comments are even more candid than the confessional songs ("Dreams", "Go Your Own Way" et al.) on the album itself; descriptions of the torturous process of making a record while John and Christine McVie's marriage and the Lindsey Buckingham-Stevie Nicks liaison were breaking up at the same time makes for compelling, if slightly discomfiting, viewing.

Learn killer metal licks in the style of Randy Rhoads, legendary Ozzy axeman and inspiration to metal guitarists everywhere. Also includes metal jam track.

Tracklist:

01. Ramblin Man [04:59]
02. Pegasus [07:34]
03. Midnight Rider [02:56]
04. Revival [04:04]
05. Melissa [03:56]
06. Don t Want You No More [02:27]

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