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Jimmy Page would like to write his autobiography, but he doesn’t want it published during his lifetime. Speaking to The New York Times about his soon-to-be-published photo book, Jimmy Page by Jimmy Page, the legendary guitarist said he’s more interested in pictorial documents, as opposed to the written word, at this point in his career.

Jimmy Page would like to write his autobiography, but he doesn’t want it published during his lifetime. Speaking to The New York Times about his soon-to-be-published photo book, Jimmy Page by Jimmy Page, the legendary guitarist said he’s more interested in pictorial documents, as opposed to the written word, at this point in his career.

Mike Portnoy has announced he is quitting Dream Theater after 25 years with the band. Acknowledging the move will come as a shock to fans of the veteran prog-rock group, the drummer, who’s currently playing with Avenged Sevenfold, said the decision is “something [he’s] struggled with for the last year or so.”

Mike Portnoy has announced he is quitting Dream Theater after 25 years with the band. Acknowledging the move will come as a shock to fans of the veteran prog-rock group, the drummer, who’s currently playing with Avenged Sevenfold, said the decision is “something [he’s] struggled with for the last year or so.”

Classic Rock magazine reports that folk music great, Sandy Denny, who died in 1978, is the subject of a new, definitive box set which will be released on November 1.

Classic Rock magazine reports that folk music great, Sandy Denny, who died in 1978, is the subject of a new, definitive box set which will be released on November 1.

In preparing the deluxe reissue of Pantera’s 1990 album Cowboys From Hell, singer Phil Anselmo discovered some surprising things about the metal band’s major label debut.

In preparing the deluxe reissue of Pantera’s 1990 album Cowboys From Hell, singer Phil Anselmo discovered some surprising things about the metal band’s major label debut.

Determined to find America’s answer to The Beatles, two young TV producers, Bert Scnheider and Bob (Easy Rider) Rafelson got the green light to film a pilot episode of a TV series loosely based on A Hard Day’s Night about a struggling American rock and roll band.

Determined to find America’s answer to The Beatles, two young TV producers, Bert Scnheider and Bob (Easy Rider) Rafelson got the green light to film a pilot episode of a TV series loosely based on A Hard Day’s Night about a struggling American rock and roll band.