Music Magazines

I got one.

It's pretty decent, as was the Dylan one. As you say, the 'classic' albums have been reviewed to death, but particularly with the Dylan one, each album gets no more or less than two pages, same amount of pics and text, which means that you can work out what the later albums were about and if they are worth bothering about.

Things like The Who, Beach Boys and Dylan would seem to have some sort of value, whereas the Pistols/Lydon, Oasis and such like don't, really. Oh, and they were giving the Foo Fighters one away with 'special' bagged copies of "Q" or some such, because who cares?

was flexipop the greatest music magazine ever? the scans on this page are all fantastic:

http://flexipop.com/

Paul Weller dressed as a scientist:

http://flexipop.com/Resources/Paul%20Weller%20cover%20no28%20web.jpg?15

Mari Wilson and the Wilsations re-enact Psycho as a photo story;

http://flexipop.com/Resources/Mari%20Wilson%20Psicko%2002a_web.jpg?316

etc

A strange magazine

http://i.imgur.com/SRndxTK.png

Kim Wilde admitted that her two heroes growing up were Gary Glitter (ouch!) and Elton John. She contracted meningitis as a toddler and had her first boyfriend, Ned, when she was nine.
She told us she was a moody adolescent who would constantly row with her mum. So pop stars really are like us after all…

hah, i suppose that could be taken the wrong way since gary glitter was mentioned, but trust me its not meant to be.

Jobs lost as rock music media firm Team Rock collapses

That sucks. Also Rock-A-Rolla has gone quiet since July - http://rock-a-rolla.com/main/

https://longreads.com/2018/12/27/where-have-all-the-music-magazines-gone/

Tyler, they could have at least plugged your blog!