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Original October 1976 premiere issue (#1) of Rush – The Magazine of High Entertainment, a short-lived 1970s counterculture publication and competitor to High Times.
Features include:
William S. Burroughs fiction – Cobble Stone Gardens
The Who – “Still Crazy After 11 Years”
“Getting High in the Pentagon”
“Lettuce Opium – A Legal Harmless High?”
“How the Feds Train Dogs to Sniff Dope”
Marijuana/counterculture articles and period advertising
Rush reportedly ran for only four issues, making this inaugural October 1976 issue an interesting piece of 1970s underground/counterculture publishing. �
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Condition: Overall good vintage condition. Cover has general age/storage wear and is slightly loose around the staples, but remains attached. Interior appears clean and readable. Please review photos for exact condition.
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