Record Collector - December 1999 - Issue 244

Record Collector - December 1999 - Issue 244
Good condition

LED ZEPPELIN - With Zeppelin confirmed as the most bootlegged UK act in history, Dave Lewi wades through the band's unofficial CDs for the other side of their back catalogue
6 pages

JOHN LENNON - Memorabilia sold at a recent London auction reveals the personal obsessions of the teenage John Lennon
7 pages

THE CARDIGANS - Who are the surly Swedes hanging around the charts with Tom Jones? Jack Kane pulls on his leather stride and meets the Cardigans
7 pages

AZTEC CAMERA - 6 pages

THE BRITISH PSYCHEDELIC TRIP - Part 14: Secondhand to Skip Bifferty
4 pages

GUY MITCHELL - Spencer Leigh profiles one of the first ever pop stars, who died earlier this year
6 pages

BRYAN FERRY - The Record Collector interview
4 pages

SUGAR HILL - It's twenty years since legendary hip-hop label Sugar Hill first manned the decks. Lewis Dene gets "the message"...
7 pages

WARP RECORDS - 4 pages

GARY MOORE - Tim Jones catches up with guitar legend Gary Moore, to find that his latest album is distinctly up-beat
5 pages

RUPERT'S PEOPLE - 3 pages

DAN PENN AND SPOONER OLDHAM - Mike Atherton meets the master songsmiths of Southern Soul
2 pages

JOHN WETTON - 2 pages

MADNESS - North London ska legends Madness ruled the world for a decade. Now they're back with a new album. Joel McIver speaks to the original Nutty Boy, Chas Smash
3 pages

MAC MACLEOD - Phil Smee profiles the original Hurdy Gurdy man
2 pages

MUSE - Rising stars Muse are heading for the top with their blend of passionate rock and a tasty US record deal. Martin O'Gorman finds out more
2 pages