Record Collector #471
| Periodical Title | Record Collector |
| Editor | Ian McCann |
| Format | Magazine |
| Language | English |
| Location | UK |
| Pages / Font | 146 pages |
| Chapters | Man Features: RC INVESTIGATES: The art of putting together a reissue VALUE ADDED FACTS: The Move, Duran Duran, The Ethiopians DAVID QUANTICK: Ain’t nothing but the Peel thing LUKE HAINES: Won’t you tell him, where have all the youth tribes gone? MAC ON BLACK: No connection known? Then music is powerless BOB STANLEY: Underestimate Billy? Our Bob will be Fury-ous THE COLLECTOR: Oh my dEUS, it’s Belgian indie collector manna LED ZEPPELIN: It may have been knocked at the time, but here’s why In Through The Out Door stands up, and how it was made VOGUE: Not the dance, the criminally undersung label MIKE WESTBROOK: The man who pushed the boundaries of jazz in the UK is perennially collectable, find out why SHOP HOPPIN’: Our man visits every UK record shop, so you don’t have to GLENN HUGHES: We go record shopping with the rock funkateer U2: Before the wrap-around shades and irony there was an earnest bunch intent on making a difference. Kris Needs remembers an early meeting |
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