Q magazine - The Rolling Stones cover (October 1989)

Q Magazine - The Rolling Stones cover (October 1989 - Issue 37)
Good condition - light wear

The free supplement supplied with this issue is not included

Barry White - 3 pages

Michael Hutchence - INXS: a bank-rolling album, a triumphant stadium tour, then... what? Their smouldering love god of a singer disappears into the Australian outback to reinvent himself. Michael Hutchence was to emerge - shorn, bookish, bespectacled - as a sudious film actor, low-profile Hong Kong resident and the pseudonymous leader of a humble house/rock ensemble, Max Q. "A very unjaded experience," he assures Giles Smith
4 pages

The Rolling Stones - It's been three years since their last album, seven since their last tour, years punctuated by bitter public feuds and inevitably underwhelming solo projects. But the lure of something greater than ticket receipts has reunited the battle-scarred troupe once more: they need each other. "There's always Plan B," they tell Adrian Deevoy, "the dark room and the sharp knife..."
9 pages

The Sugarcubes - 3 pages

The Blue Nile - 2 pages

Fuzzbox - 1 page

Brendan Croker - 1 and a half pages

Gloria Estefan - 3 pages

Jeff Beck - 4 pages

Ian McCulloch - Album review
half page