Classic Rock contains exactly what it would say on it's tin. A cascade of interviews with rock musicians and bands lies within the pages, as well as cracking photography and interesting anecdotes about your favourite members of the
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I think everyone has to experience a rock concert at one point in their life. My was, unfortunately, My Chemical Romance. Being only 14 years old at the time, my friends and I chose to get seated tickets and thank God we did, because our top activity of the night (aside from listening to the band) was counting the number of concussed or just passed out teenagers being extracted from the surging crowd by members of the security team. Later experiences of ‘the mosh pit’ were brilliant fun, yet terrifying. The adrenaline rush from leaping up and down, colliding with millions and sharing a passion for music is incredible, despite potentially emerging covered in sweat…most of it other peoples.
At a Bowling For Soup concert I couldn’t see the stage, so asked a friend of mine to lift me up. In a fit of humour, I believe, he decided to plonk me on top of the crowd, who happily passed me as one to the front barriers. My crowd surfing experience was exhilarating. Waving at the band and enjoying their music I had the perfect view… for all of about 45 seconds. Then I got removed from the surface of the crowd and was given a good telling off before being released back into the festival. I have to admit… It was totally worth it.
Classic Rock magazine contains in-depth profiles and features from the hard rock and heavy metal music scene. Includes interviews, tour dates, retrospective articles and a reviews section. Classic Rock is a turbo-charged, high-voltage rock'n'rollathon of a magazine. Every month it's packed with exclusive interviews and features on rock's biggest names, and includes the heftiest rock reviews section on the planet.
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