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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Gabba Gabba Hey #3

Middlesborough punk fanzine featuring interviews with such big names as the Sex Pistols, Buzzcocks and SLF. Also features an interview with punk cash-ins the Radio Stars. Download here.

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Bombsite # 2

I couldn't think of a more perfect name for a UK punk fanzine.

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Big Star # 3

More US powerpop - this issue features the Real Kids, DMZ, and the Jumpers. Back to the britpunk next week.

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Big Star # 2

Sorry for the long delay, I've been on holiday. From Buffalo, NY, a city I passed through on the megabus from NYC to Toronto three weeks ago, comes this fanzine dedicated to all thing (you guessed it!) powerpop. Features an Alex Chilton (RIP) interview and a review of the Scruffs demo (which I really need to hear).

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