Ultimate Classic Rock Awards

DVD of the Year – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
DVD of the Year – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
DVD of the Year – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
Music is great and all, but you know what makes it so much better sometimes? Watching it. The best DVDs of 2013 featured a mix of concert documents (for those times when you just couldn't make it to the show), history lessons (you can never know too much about your favorite artists) and big-screen features (with things like plot and dialogue). But...
Song of the Year – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
Song of the Year – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
Song of the Year – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
The Song of the Year award typically is one of the toughest to choose, since the rock genre has always favored full albums over individual songs. And this year is no exception, with rock legends going up against a couple of younger artists in a field dominated by the many of the same acts who are up for Album of the Year.
Best Live Album – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
Best Live Album – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
Best Live Album – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
Last year's best live albums were more than mere concert souvenirs. The greatest of them revealed glimpses of hardworking bands on the road, hammering out their familiar material in new and often exciting ways. Some of them expanded on classic live albums from back in the day, while others showed still-vital bands operating at their full audience-pleasing power...
Best Reissue or Archival Release – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
Best Reissue or Archival Release – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
Best Reissue or Archival Release – 2014 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards
The best reissues of 2013 offered fans different perspectives of some of rock's most classic albums. Some were expanded with alternate cuts and outtakes, some were laid out like history lessons with demos and live tracks and some were completely overhauled, stripping down old records to reveal new works beneath the surface. But...