Classic Rock Prog magazine (March 2010)

Classic Rock Prog magazine (March 2010)
Good condition - crease to bottom right-hand corner of front cover - light curling to spine

Includes free CD

DIAGONAL - 1 page

CRIMSON SKY - 1 page

MOON SAFARI - 1 page

STEVE THORNE - 2 pages

RABBI PETE TOBIAS - 2 pages

COHEED AND CAMBRIA - 6 pages

HEATHER FINDLAY - 'Heather Findlay quits Mostly Autumn!' screamed the headlines. But what was the real story? Jerry Ewing spoke exclusively to the band's celebrated ex-vocalist on 13 years as leading lady and the split that rocked the prog faithful
2 pages

ASTRA - 3 pages

CAMEL'S MOONMADNESS - The final album recorded by the band's original line-up remains Andy Latimer's favourite Camel album. Malcolm Dome hears the story of a unique band at a unique time
4 pages

DUTCH PROG - 2 pages

TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA - 4 pages

SOLSTICE - After 30 years of getting together, recording an album and splitting up again, Solstice have reunited. And recorded a new album. Guitarist Andy Glass tells Jerry Ewing that this time it's for the long haul
3 pages

PANIC ROOM - 3 pages

TREVOR RABIN - He revolutionised prog rock when he joined Yes, propelling the band to enormous success. Now he composes soundtracks to some of the film world's biggest blockbusters. Trevor Rabin tells all to Malcolm Dome
4 pages

TWELFTH NIGHT - 3 pages

NO-MAN - 4 pages

PETER GABRIEL - When it comes to covers albums Peter Gabriel's thrown away the rule book and roped in artists as diverse as Neil Young, Radiohead, Elbow and Paul Simon with whom to play musical swapshop. He tells John-Paul Heck about the ideas behind 'Scratch My Back', and also which artist turned him down!
10 pages

TODD RUNDGREN - Gig review
2 pages