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David Bowie BLITZ CLUB Joy Division FACE UK November 1980 SIMPLE MINDS The Jam 7
David Bowie BLITZ CLUB Joy Division FACE UK November 1980 SIMPLE MINDS The Jam 7
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THE FACE November 1980, No. 7 THE BLITZ CLUB an early feature -
WAYBILL ‘A turning point for Nick Logan’s six month-old style bible arrived with this issue’s eight-page feature flagged The Cult With No Name, in which Robert Elms surveyed the peacock art students, wannabe fashion designers, struggling musicians and dandy ne’er-do-wells emerging from London’s The Blitz nightspot to create New Romantic. Soon, many of those featured – including Boy George, Marilyn, Spandau Ballet, Sade and Steve Strange – became chart-topping superstars, and The Face’s position as the most influential magazine of the decade was sealed’
David Bowie for issue number 7 of the British fashion magazine The Face - rare and iconic cover!
'Portrait of the Artist as Gender Bender'
JOY DIVISION iconic photographs by Kevin Cummins
'The power and the glory, the pain and the pleasure. A concise history'
STYLE: UPMARKET
'Something's stirring in an old hippie market'
THE JAM
'Ready for psychedelia and the birth of Pun Rock? '
AU PAIRS
'At the bottom of the ladder at least your feet are on the ground '
TV PERSONALITIES
Nicholas Parsons is having a Smashing Time
THE SKIDS
'The things people say about Richard Jobson'
SIMPLE MINDS
'Self Abuse: it doesn't always make you blind'
REVIEWS
Killing Joke, Springsteen, Skids, Madness, Teardrop, plus the latest celluloid news
OTHER STUFF
Nick Kent the Slits, Chrissie Hynde, Julie Burchill, Ray Lowry, Crossword Letters
STATE OF STIFF
If it's on Stiff ... what's it worth in the 1980s?
TEARDROP EXPLODES
Julian Cope shatters some myths about the Liverpool rock fraternity
WAYBILL ‘A turning point for Nick Logan’s six month-old style bible arrived with this issue’s eight-page feature flagged The Cult With No Name, in which Robert Elms surveyed the peacock art students, wannabe fashion designers, struggling musicians and dandy ne’er-do-wells emerging from London’s The Blitz nightspot to create New Romantic. Soon, many of those featured – including Boy George, Marilyn, Spandau Ballet, Sade and Steve Strange – became chart-topping superstars, and The Face’s position as the most influential magazine of the decade was sealed’
David Bowie for issue number 7 of the British fashion magazine The Face - rare and iconic cover!
'Portrait of the Artist as Gender Bender'
JOY DIVISION iconic photographs by Kevin Cummins
'The power and the glory, the pain and the pleasure. A concise history'
STYLE: UPMARKET
'Something's stirring in an old hippie market'
THE JAM
'Ready for psychedelia and the birth of Pun Rock? '
AU PAIRS
'At the bottom of the ladder at least your feet are on the ground '
TV PERSONALITIES
Nicholas Parsons is having a Smashing Time
THE SKIDS
'The things people say about Richard Jobson'
SIMPLE MINDS
'Self Abuse: it doesn't always make you blind'
REVIEWS
Killing Joke, Springsteen, Skids, Madness, Teardrop, plus the latest celluloid news
OTHER STUFF
Nick Kent the Slits, Chrissie Hynde, Julie Burchill, Ray Lowry, Crossword Letters
STATE OF STIFF
If it's on Stiff ... what's it worth in the 1980s?
TEARDROP EXPLODES
Julian Cope shatters some myths about the Liverpool rock fraternity
Excellent condition. Staples secure and colours vibrant. The photo shows magazine that you will receive - we don't use stock images.
Insurance & online tracking is included in postage. All magazines are mailed in an acid-free archive sleeve and protected inside a cardboard / bubblewrap envelope.
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