Classic rock source?

**MaxB** · 12th February 2009, 23:15

There is always the iTunes Store as others have said. You only hear a little bit of each song but it is usually enough to see if you like it.

Also a lot of older iTunes songs are available in the higher bitrate format for no extra cost. I guess they made their money on the older acts years ago.

JB HiFi can get most things in for you, once you know what CD to get! Mail order or wait...theres one due in the Bay soon.

PlayRock UK and Rock.com are 2 internet radio stations I listen to a fair bit. Good for some of the older rock groups.

**McDuck** · 13th February 2009, 05:55

Originally Posted by Luckylegs

Oh Fuck I turned 34 a week ago, but you just made me feel 64. When did Metallica and Alice Cooper become classic rock...

If it is older than me it is classic rock....

**Luckylegs** · 13th February 2009, 07:56

Bugger, I dont suppose mentioning that I have three Metallica Albums on Vinyl is going to help my case either.....

**Winston001** · 13th February 2009, 08:10

Nice to see someone appreciating the genesis of heavy rock.

I'd suggest downloading tracks from Frostwire or Piratebay from various bands to see what you like and then hunt down the albums. Haven't checked but most stuff is available on Amazon and Ebay.

Uriah Heap
10 Years After
The Who - Live At Leeds
etc

**MSTRS:Me** · 13th February 2009, 08:55

You could always come round here and check out my collection of original LPs from the 70s. And no, there's no Beegees or Leo Sayer...You can't have them but you could take notes....

**McDuck** · 13th February 2009, 15:12

Originally Posted by MSTRS

You could always come round here and check out my collection of original LPs from the 70s. And no, there's no Beegees or Leo Sayer...You can't have them but you could take notes....

Oooooo you around tomorro afternoon?