Record Collector - Queen cover (February 2000 - Issue 246)

Record Collector - Queen cover (February 2000 - Issue 246)
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QUEEN - The top 20 Brian May and Roger Taylor solo rarities
7 pages

FOO FIGHTERS - Dave Grohl has struggled to be recognised for his own music, rather than being just the former drummer from Nirvana. Rob Jovanovic reports
6 pages

THE KINKS - An early-70s kollection of klassic Kinks kuts was ecstatically received upon release but was then withdrawn. Why? Andy Neill investigates
4 pages

DOUG SAHM - The founder of the Sir Douglas Quintet and the Texas Tornados was a true musical maverick, as Peter Doggett recalls
6 pages

THE BRITISH PSYCHEDELIC TRIP - Part 16: Sons Of Man to The Sweet
6 pages

BADLY DRAWN BOY - Damon Gough is the man behind this ultra-cool shadowy indie project. David Hemingway meets the "face for the new century"
4 pages

CLIFFORD T. WARD - Clive Winstanley examines the career of the schoolteacher-turned-songwriter who hit the charts in the 70s
5 pages

RADIO STARS - The new wave noise-makers led by 60s live-wire Andy Ellison
4 pages

ROBERT JOHNSON - 7 pages

THE GRATEFUL DEAD - So Many Roads
Peter Doggett reviews the Dead's five-CD collection of unreleased material
4 pages

LEE HAZLEWOOD - He sings, produces, writes and arranges, and had No.1 hits with Nancy Sinatra. Kieron Tyler meets the legendary genre-straddling icon
4 pages

LEE HAZLEWOOD - The Record Collector interview
6 pages

MARILYN MANSON - 4 pages

THE WHO - Live review
Shepherd's Bush Empire, London. December 1999
2 pages

BLACK SABBATH - Tim Jones goes to Birmingham to see Black Sabbath's last night
1 page

NEIL FINN - New Zealand's favourite songwriter is releasing a new album of Crowded House B-sides and rarities. Joel McIver quizzes the Kiwi king
3 pages

SEAFOOD - 2 pages

BAUHAUS - 1 page