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Dr Doom SUBS ● 20th Mar 2013		Magazine Mojo Collections (2001)	Contents include Nick Cave French Pop Jap Psych Captain Beefheart Andy Weatherall Bob Dylan Sugarhill Records Soundtracks MC5 Macy Gray Thurston Moore compilation tape Stereolab pay homage to Krzysztof Komeda
Dr Doom SUBS ● 20th Mar 2013		Magazine Crawdaddy (1973)	Contents include Woody Allen Elvis in Vegas The Texas Sex Slayings Jesse Colin Young goes solo
Dr Doom SUBS ● 20th Mar 2013		Magazine Shindig! (2001)	Contents include Jimmy Page Jake Holmes SRC The Rationals Richie Furay on Poco and Buffalo Springfield The Rolling Stones at Altamont Wonderwall Lance Records The Shazam Mick Box of The Stalkers and Uriah Heep Forever Changes The Strollers The Barracudas David John and The Mood
Dr Doom SUBS ● 19th Mar 2013		Magazine Ptolemaic Terrascope (1990)	Contents Current 93 John Cipollina Cliff Richard Canterbury Scene Vietnam Vets Man Dave Stewart pt. 3 Galaxie 500
Dr Doom SUBS ● 19th Mar 2013		Magazine Ptolemaic Terrascope (1990)	Contents Edgar Broughton Barry Dransfield Captain Sensible Flaming Lips Walking Seeds Dave Stewart Utopian Fields Spirit Bevis Frond Pt. 4
Dr Doom SUBS ● 19th Mar 2013		Magazine ZigZag (1977)	Contents Iggy Pop : The stooge steals the stage. Ry Cooder : On chicken skin Tex Mex music Nils Lofgren : The Rocking Athlete Jackson Browne Talks about The Pretender Album Reviews Pink Floyd : Animals The Kinks : Sleepwalker Steve Young : Seven Bridges Road / Renegade Picker The Damned : Damned Damned Damned Gene Clark : Two Sides To Every Story
Dr Doom SUBS ● 19th Mar 2013		Magazine Strange Things Are Happening (1990)	Contents Nick Drake: A genius, so say all of us The Carousel: Deep in the heart of Oxfordshire something is stirring Bleecker & MacDougal: Part 2 of the Greenwich Village Story; featuring Mr Zim Kenneth Patchen: An article on someone who’ll change your life L.A. Rock Guide: Part Two of Sid Griffin’s tour of the Big Grapefruit Moondog: A streetwise guy if there ever was one Krazy Kat: If you can’t follow the story, don’t worry! you’re not alone! Kaleidoscope / Fairfield Parlour: We put the record straight - an accurate history Heyday Records: A west-coast success story Detective Fiction: Entirely written with a ciggy hanging from the side of the mouth
Dr Doom SUBS ● 19th Mar 2013		Magazine Strange Things Are Happening (1989)	Contents Dr Who & The Daleks: William Hartnell rides again The Soft Machine: A history of the Softs from a small pink bundle to big fat Bundles The Daevid Allen Interview: Believe it or not dept. Q65: Nederbeit at it’s most potent limits Terry Riley: A special treat for all of you who thought the beginning of ‘Baba O’Riley’ by The Who was the best bit of the song Harvest Records: A special piece on the 20th birthday Bevis Frond Plucks: Nicks top 10 guitar licks Just William: The cheeky schoolboy is on the loose Krazy Kat: Far out adventures based loosely on a cactus eating furry animal The Grateful Dead: Mid-70’s didn't necessarily mean a mid-life crisis
Dr Doom SUBS ● 19th Mar 2013		Magazine Strange Things Are Happening (1988)	Contents The Kinks: Brian Hogg investigates the recent reissues of those well respected men. Horror At Beach Party: Beach blanket bimbos by Richard Noise The James Taylor Quartet: Dawn Romance retreads the ol' Jimmy-Smith-Will-Die-Turn-In-His-Grave routine. Krazy Kat: Harvey S. Williams introduces The Tale Of Tiger Tea Syd Barrett: The making of The Madcap Laughs Robyn Hitchcock: Crustacean capers in Highgate Cemetry Greenwich Village : Part 1 of the Village story by Brian Hogg Psychic TV : Mystic mutterings in Hackney. Los Angeles: Jon Savage, Peter Frame and Sid Griffin chart the rise and fall of the LA scene. The Dukes Of Stratosphear: Chocolate chips, Vic Briggs and 25 hour clocks. Plus 8 pages of book and record reviews.

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