Q magazine - Damon Albarn cover (March 1995)

Q Magazine - Damon Albarn cover (March 1995 - Issue 102)
Good condition for age - small scuff and crack towards top of spine - some light age wear to front cover due to age - small tear to rear cover

The Stone Roses - 3 pages

R.E.M. - 2 pages

Supergrass - 1 page

Machine Head - half page

Portishead - Portishead have cracked it. More famous, at last, than their namesake graveyard town off the Bristol Channel, the smoothsome, slinkular, sensual soundtrack syntheticists may yet be bigger than Massive. They explain to David Cavanagh how they avoid the synth button marked "Spooky sound"
1 and three quarter pages

Killing Joke - 3 pages

The Go-Go's - 4 pages

The Beautiful South - 3 pages

The Jags - "Where are they now?"
half page

The Quarrymen - On July 6, 1957, The Quarrymen, John Lennon's skiffle group, played twice at their local church hall and once at an evening dance. In between, Lennon was introduced to a young guitarist called Paul McCartney. Johnny Black interviews the witnesses to one of the most pivotal days in rock history
2 pages

Hank Williams - 5 pages

Blur - 8 pages

Del Amitri - Album review
2 pages

John Lee Hooker - Album review
half page

Sleeper - Album review
half page

The Chieftains - Album review
half page

Mike Mills - 1 page