Matt Wardlaw is the host of Ultimate Classic Rock Nights. He loves vinyl and believes that the compact disc is still a worthy format. Right now, he's probably reading some liner notes.
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How Rival Sons Swung for the Fences With ‘Great Western Valkyrie’
Jay Buchanan says the band was pushing themselves in new directions on the 2014 album.
How Bush Conquered Failure and Found Success With ‘Sixteen Stone’
"Every single thing we did on that record was against the backdrop of abject failure," Gavin Rossdale tells UCR.
John Corabi Says ‘Nobody Gave a S—‘ About Hard Rock in the ’90s
"Everybody was freaking out," the former Motley Crue vocalist tells UCR.
How Stone Temple Pilots Came Back Strong With ‘Purple’
Bassist Robert DeLeo tells UCR how they dealt with their unexpected success.
Skunk Baxter Still Wonders Why Steely Dan Didn’t Tour More Often
"Some of those gigs I remember were pretty smokin'," he tells UCR.
Deep Purple’s Ian Gillan Says Retirement Rumors Are ‘Rubbish’
Their new U.S. tour with Yes kicks off on Wednesday.
The Moment When 10cc Finally Met Their Match
Graham Gouldman shares details with UCR about an awkward period for the '70s hitmakers.
Why Dave Mustaine Was in Agony at the Final Big 4 Concert
"The show must go on," says Megadeth frontman — but he tells UCR that the 2011 Yankee Stadium performance was particularly challenging.
Bruce Kulick on People Who Call Kiss Simple: ‘They’re Idiots’
Longtime guitarist says Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley never got the credit they deserve as musicians and songwriters.
Andy Summers Still Has Regrets About the End of the Police
"We dominated the world," he tells UCR now. "No one wanted us to break up."