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published 31 October 2015

From Black Sabbath on their last hurrah to eye witness accounts of the Jimi Hendrix gigs that changed the world, via Opeth and Gary Clarke Jr – this month's cover stories

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Black Sabbath: This Is The End

Hendrix: The gigs that changed history

Opeth: The Grand Conjuration

Gary Clark Jr: Don't Owe You A Thang

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