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1987 RECORD MIRROR July 25 Trent D’Arby Nick Currie Momus Echo Bunnymen Doc CoxRecord MirrorJuly 25th 1987
Record Mirror was a British weekly pop magazine which featured interviews, articles, music news and gossip. It also reviewed live shows and newly released singles and albums, plus some witty and satirical pieces on pop celebrities. Each issue has a variety of charts - Gallup, its own-researched Record Mirror charts, US charts, indie charts etc. All in all, it offers a fascinating look at the 1980s music scene.In this issue:
- Kirk Brandon
- Einstürzende Neubauten - Blixa
- Birdhouse
- This Way Up - Roy Hay
- Terence Trent D’Arby
- Echo and the Bunnymen
- Trouble Funk
- Nick Currie - Momus
- Regina Belle
- Ivor Biggun - Doc Cox
- Jill Jones
- Steely Dan
- Live: Sonic Youth; Billy Joel; Marillion; Momus / Jasmine Minks / Razorcuts / Jill Bryson; Penguin Café Orchestra; Terry and Gerry; Wet, Wet, Wet
The magazine measures 30 x 23 cm and has 56 pages.
Condition: Good - this second-hand magazine has evidence of reading wear with creasing to the covers and the corners of pages, crossword has been completed in pen. Magazine has been folded. Tear to edges of three of the chart pages. Given the magazine is over 30 years old, its condition is good, but certainly not perfect. The magazine pictured is the one you will receive.
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