Q magazine - Blur cover (April 1999)

Q Magazine - Blur cover (April 1999 - Issue 151)
Good condition - some wear to front cover

Debbie Harry - 4 pages

Witness - 1 page

Skunk Anansie - 3 pages

Drum'n'Bass - 3 pages

Kula Shaker - Guess who's lightened up? Chastened by all those retro Nazi posho jibes and baffled by his non-trendy Belgian fanbase, Kula Shaker's Crispian Mills is on the fast train to Rehabilitation Central with a mental new album in the guard's van. "We're so open for piss-taking," he tells Tom Doyle
4 pages

The Wonder Stuff - "Where are they now?"
half page

The Most Influential Club Of The '90s - "Eyewitness"
The Heavenly Sunday Social kept monday morning at bay while launching The Chemical Brothers, inspiring Norman Cook and becoming the favoured haunt of The Charlatans, St Etienne, Primal Scream, Evan Dando, Tricky and Paul Weller
2 pages

The Cranberries - 4 pages

Blur - 11 pages

Stereophonics - Album review
half page

Robbie Williams - Gig review
2 pages

Busta Rhymes - Gig review
1 page

Sheryl Crow - Gig review
1 page

Liam Howlett - "Famous last words"
1 page