Rotten to the Core # 6

Glam rock!  Finally!

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Ripped and Torn #7

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EDIT: link is acting up so changed it

Massive lot of Re-Ups

 I've fixed the links for:

Non-LP B-Side # 7 

Live Wire # 7

Negative Reaction # 4

No Fun # 3 

Negative Reaction # 2

Kingdom Come # 14 

Inside Out # 7

Fair Dukes # 2  

Heat # 4

Gabba Gabba Hey #3

Bombsite # 2

Big Star # 3

Big Star # 2 

For Adolfs Only

Panache # 5

 I hope that covers everything. If not, please continue to comment when links are dead.  I'll try not to go so long without checking.

 

 

 

Private World # 3

Another Belfast fanzine, this has a cool Rudi live review.


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Re-ups

Just figured out how to see what comments I've received and it seems like a lot of my links are dead (and have been for a very long time). I've re-upped a couple, please lemme know if anything else needs uploading. I will be running a tighter ship from here on in.

Panache # 8

Apologies for the incredibly long delay, kinda forgot about this blog business. I still have about 15 more 'zines to post so stay tuned. This one features an anti-powerpop editorial, the Adverts and an interview with the Visitors, who I believe where Tenpole Tudor's first band.

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Panache # 5

Features an interview with Ian North of Neo, although there's no mention of his previous band Milk'n'Cookies, he does discuss the guitarist of the Fast being asexual.

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Non-LP B-Side # 7

Surprisingly Anglocentric NYC fanzine with features on the Fall, Delta 5, the Jam and Madness. Still, there's plenty of New York City content - some really cool ads and an article on cocaine etiquette.

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EDIT: link fixed

No Fun # 3

Its in German but you can still appreciate the awesome pictures and design. The Nasal Boys content leads me to believe its Swiss.

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Negative Reaction # 4

Featuring Glen Matlock, the Art Attacks and some pub rock leftovers.

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Negative Reaction # 2

Cool Slaughter and the Dogs interview where they slag the Buzzcocks off quite a bit. Excellent Users advert on the back page.

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Live Wire # 12

Another issues of Live Wire. Mod-friendly and also featuring, er, Bob Marley. Download here.

Live Wire # 7

Love the cartoons in this.

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EDIT: link fixed

Kingdom Come # 14

Edinburgh fanzine with a feature on the Scars' recording of their excellent Fast records single 'Adult/ery'. Lots of writing about Simple Minds, who were still a punk band at the time.

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Stranded aka Carbona Not Glue # 7

Quite an early Buzzcocks interview although Pete Shelley has switched to vocals by this point.

I love this quote from him:

"we're no Punk Rockers, we're Punk Mods!"

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Inside Out # 7

Mostly post-punk here... cool to see something about Flowers, who I only know from the Fast Product comp.

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Fair Dukes # 2

Walthamstow fanzine. The highlight here is an interview with a teddy boy about punks.

Memorable quote: "our half-cast mate, Poly, is a brilliant front"

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Heat # 4

I have never read anything so enthusiastic about 999.

Also, a rather bizarre coincidence that this photo jokes about Hughie Green (not actually pictured)  fellating Bob Geldof, when it later turned out that Hughie Green was actually the father of Paula Yates, with whom Bob produced posho b-list celebrity scientologist Pixie Geldof.

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Hanging Around # 7

This issue features pre-Nightingales punks the Prefects!

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Hanging Around # 6

My favourite bit is the Valves doing single reviews. Not sure if the Scars whose gig is reviewed is the same band that did a post-punk single on Fast records, but as the début gig described took place near Edinburgh, I'm guessing they are.

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