Record Collector - The Who cover (September 1999 - Issue 241)

Record Collector - The Who cover (September 1999 - Issue 241)
Good condition - some light wear to cover

THE WHO - Andy Neill celebrates 30 years of the Who's rock opera masterpiece
7 pages

BLONDIE - James R. Blandford reaches into the bleach to look at twenty-two years of Blondie
6 pages

EXTREME METAL - 5 pages

THE BRITISH PSYCHEDELIC TRIP - Part 11: The Pretty Things to the Rokes
7 pages

GAY DAD - J.R. Blandford chats with the latest gods of corporate indie, Cliff Jones and Baz Crowe, in an attempt to find out what all the fuss is about
4 pages

THE MONKEES - Collecting the Monkees' picture sleeves... The world is full of rare and beautiful Monkees, if you can find them. Phil Smee opens the door to his strange things library of lost and rare recordings, and chooses 50 elusive examples
6 pages

U2 - Twenty years after their first single, U2 can still command top prices in the world of collectables. Des McMahon and Martin O'Gorman survey the band's top 30 rarest releases
5 pages

SCREAMING LORD SUTCH - Alan Clayson reflects on the sunset of a legend and conducts the last interview
4 pages

TONY DANGERFIELD - Alan Clayson listens to the story of the long-serving Screaming Lord Sutch sideman - and maker of two very collectable 45s
2 pages

THE GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICAN ROCK'N'ROLL - Peter Doggett concludes his series
6 pages

BIG JOE TURNER ON ATLANTIC - Robert Solly profiles the rock'n'roller's rock'n'roller
5 pages

I AM THE WALRUS - The original lyrics to perhaps the most memorable song John Lennon wrote for the Beatles are to be auctioned by Christie's this month. Richard Goldstein, executive editor of New York's Village Voice, asks: who was the Walrus?
2 pages

JOHN PAUL JONES - 35 years since the release of his first solo single, the ex Led Zeppelin bassist has finally got around to releasing a solo album - it's a return to rock on his own terms, as he explains to Dave Lewis
2 pages

IAN MCDONALD - Tim Jones catches up with a founder member of King Crimson and Foreigner Ian McDonald, as he releases a star-studded album
2 pages

COLIN VEARNCOMBE - In 1987 the world reverberated to Black's "Wonderful Life". Now the band's frontman, Colin Vearncombe, is back with a new album, "The Accused". Prosecuting: Joel McIver
2 pages