Time Out magazine - Anniversary cover (12-19 October 1988)

Time Out magazine - Anniversary cover (12-19 October 1988)
Very good condition for age - yellowing to page edges
148 pages

ANITA BAKER - "Body & Soul"
1 page article plus 1 page photo

LEAP YEARS - Dance Umbrella's tenth birthday bash promises to be the best ever. We join the party and meet choreographer Nanette Hassall.
2 pages

DOWN THE TUBES - From January, tube fares will rise by over 12%, and a leaked document shows there's much worse to come. We chart LRT's five-year plot to tart up, fatten up and screw up London's public transport.
4 page article

TIME OUT 20: THE VOICE OF LONDON 1968-1988
Welcome to our second special issue celebrating 20 years of Time Out's London. Over the following pages you'll hear the voice and witness the events that touched and often changed our lives forever. What was Boy George's impression of his first gay club? Why did the communal changing rooms make Biba the hip emporium of the '60s?
Plus front-row acidity from Steven Berkoff on London's stage, front-line despatches from John Pilger on the climax of street protest, and more.
If you were there, re-live; if you weren't, will you ever believe that all this really happened?

TIME OUT 20: CLUBS - Dodgy bars and peculiar happenings, dark recesses and strobe lights. London's ravers over the past two decades have crept, leapt and slept the night away in the strangest places. We take you on a dazed dance through the streets of London.
4 pages

TIME OUT 20: FEMINISM - From the launch of the Womens' Liberation Movement in the late '60s and forwards, feminism is still very much alive in the '80s
One and a half pages

TIME OUT 20: PUB ROCK - "Rhythm & Booze"
Four and a half pages

WESTWOOD UNBOUND - Together with Malcolm McLaren, Vivienne Westwood invented punk. Her designs echoed the aggressive, subversive rhythms of the late '70s cult. In 1988, Westwood is riding a new wave of excess in sartorial elegance.
3 page 'Time Out 20: Punk' article

TIME OUT 20: COMEDY STORE - "Wits' End"
The Comedy Store changed the British comedy scene. Rik Mayall, Nigel Planer, Ade Edmondson, French and Saunders, all paid their dues there. But casualties on stage were high.
2 page article

MEAN STREETS: ANOTHER FACE OF LONDON - 8 page black/white photo article

THE COVERS - 8 pages of Time Out front covers

GREENHAM - "Common Pursuit"
Greenham is where hundreds of women have found expression through unity and demonstration.
One and a half pages

TIME OUT 20: ARCHITECTURE - The architectural Alphabet of London
Three and a half pages

BOY GEORGE - Culture Club were the prototype for the perfectly packaged rock bands of the '80s. Boy George became the decade's first and most accomplished new pop creation. Then the glamour lost its sheen.
Three and a half pages

Plus lots more