Record Collector - July 2000 - Issue 251

Record Collector - July 2000 - Issue 251
Very good condition

LED ZEPPELIN - Physical Graffiti
Twenty-five years after its release, Dave Lewis chronicles the band's 1975 epic double-album
8 pages

PET SHOP BOYS - Top 30 rarities
5 pages

FRANK ZAPPA - Alan Clayson finds Frank's legend alive in Hemel Hempstead
5 pages

SLAYER - Vocalist Tom Araya discusses his band's blood-soaked life and times
6 pages

ANDY WILLIAMS - 7 pages

THE DOORS - The Record Collector interview
In the wake of the recent Doors studio recordings box set, we talk to Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger about Jim Morrison, the box set and much more
7 pages

SMOG - For over a decade, Bill Callahan has been crafting sublime albums full of love-lorn laments. David Hemingway meets the Master of Misery
4 pages

THOM YORKE - An unknown recording by Headless Chickens - fronted by future Radiohead singer Thom Yorke - has just been reissued. Mark Brend investigates
2 pages

TROJAN RECORDS - The history of reggae's most renowned label
7 pages

THE BRITISH PSYCHEDELIC TRIP - Part 21: Van Der Graaf Generator
3 pages

BARRY MANN AND CYNTHIA WEIL - The hit songwriters reminisce with Spencer Leigh
7 pages

BERT JANSCH - Is the influential folk legend and former Pentangle guitarist finally getting the recognition he deserves?
2 pages

MIKE SADLER, Canadian cultural ambassador and frontman of Saga, talks to Tim Jones
2 pages

JOE LYNN TURNER - The classic rock voice sang with Rainbow and Deep Purple before focusing on his solo career. Stig Myhre hears the story
1½ pages