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Magazine Description
Publisher:Metropolis Group
Category:Music
Language:English
Frequency:Monthly
Magazine Description: Record Collector is the UK's longest-established monthly music magazine for the fans who want to dig a little deeper into the subject of rare and collectable records. Founded in 1979, Record Collector is buzzing with features about music, with artist interviews, discographies and all the inside knowledge that only this highly respected title can deliver.
Filled with comprehensive and trusted reviews, in which modern gems nestle alongside classic reissues. There’s also a Diggin’ For Gold and Value Added Facts sections, which sift the musical treasures from retro rubbish, gives readers the inside scoop on what’s happening in the world of music auctions and let’s you know which vinyl sitting in your attic could mean you’re sitting on a gold mine.
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Lost and Found
In the 80s, the UK had The Smiths – America had The Smithereens: an emblematic fourpiece 60s-referencing college radio/alt-indie band combining elements of girl group pop and beat-era rock; melodic with hints of mayhem. And, as Bill Kopp reports, New Jersey’s forgotten heroes are still out there, doing it…
Present Tense
Songs for old-timers: veteran singer-songwriter mixes anguish and tenderness.
Higher Power
Folk icon continues to bridge the past and the present.
Homeward Bound
Belief and beauty explored with rare grace.
Above And Beyond!
Big brother triumphs by reminding everyone he knows how to write giant tunes.
Wish List
A half-speed master holds off time as it waits in the wings.
Kick Out The Jams
Brilliant compilation celebrating Liverpool’s cultural heritage.
Movers And Shakers
A new box set chronicles the “saxophone Colossus”’s late 50s California sojourn.
Weeping Beauty
Anniversary edition of an angst classic, in an atmospheric new mix.
DREAD ALERT
The dub poet and activist Linton Kwesi Johnson is publishing his first book of prose, a fine addition to his impressive CV that includes music journalist, label owner and punk and post-punk reggae avatar. Man free-lance: Rich Davenport
