OZ
OZ MAGAZINE UK No.33 Martin Sharp INK Felix Dennis 1971 February RICHARD NEVILLE
OZ MAGAZINE UK No.33 Martin Sharp INK Felix Dennis 1971 February RICHARD NEVILLE
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Oz is the counter-culture magazine, published in London during the late 1960’s and early 1970’s
Issue 33 is full of psychedelic drawings and cutting-edge editorial. Really fantastic illustrations!
Featuring cover art by Norman Lindsay.
Martin Sharp is one of the contributing editors.
The back cover has a great advertisement "OZ Police Ball!" advert for an obscenity trial benefit at Middle Earth.
Full list of contents -
4 pages of graphics by Condon.
OZ subscription ad with Oliver Twist illustration.
Vertigo records ad.
2 page ‘Raw War’ cartoon.
‘There’s No Business Like Bomb Business’ by Dave Dellinger – A Time to Look at Ourselves, reprinted from Liberation Magazine.
National Enquirer Judy Garland graphic by Heathcote Williams.
‘Tales of Sherwood Forest, or: What Shall We Do With the Bank of England’ from a séance with Robin Hood. ‘
Whistle While You Wank Re-Visited’ – Tom Ludd’s critique of David Widgery.
Michael X.
‘C*ntpower Trials’ – in court with the women accused of disrupting Miss World by Rosemary Pettit and Others – “The girls were fined and Women’s Liberation found the court entirely irrelevant”.
’Ink is Definitely Coming’ OZ obscenity fund and Ink production.
‘A Plague of Locusts’ – Felix Dennis reviews Rockin 50’s Rock ‘n Roll.
LP reviews: Janis Joplin, Laura Nyro, Jefferson Airplane and Yes.
‘A Deafening of Prophets’ – book reviews by Peter Buckman.
Uriah Heep ad.
Ad for Richard Neville’s Playpower.
‘Soul On Acid: Leary in Algiers’ by Michael Zwerin.
‘There Was Once a Shepherdess’ 3 page cartoon by Guitton.
‘Down on the Farm’ interview with ‘animal lover’ Bodil conducted by Ole Ege.
‘The Anarchist Cookbook:
“Turn On, Burn Down, Blow Up!”’ by Jim Anderson.
Ad for Man LP.
‘Splendour in the Rice’ by Jay Landesman.
2 page woman/eagle montage.
‘The Daddy of Them All’ – Peter Jones on Richard Dadd + full page reproduction of The Fairy Feller.
The condition is VG condition with one small piece missing from the Play Power ad (measures just 1.5 x 6cm), the centre page has become detached from staples and the second centre page has become partially detached (from the top staple only; bottom still secure). Otherwise this is a good and bright version with the cover clean and flat.
The photograph is of the actual magazine you will receive - please inspect the photo as this forms part of the description.
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