Stadium tours, No 1 albums, outrageous excess and some of the best music of their career – the 1970s were The Rolling Stones’ decade of domination. Unzip this 116-page special edition from Record Collector to revisit the scandals and studio dramas, the albums from Sticky Fingers to Some Girls, the fans who followed them and the friends and fami…
When Gary Numan landed on Top Of The Pops in May 1979 with his android classic Are ‘Friends’ Electric?, he changed the face of the charts and propelled himself to instant fame. It’s the landmark moment that gave the UK its first genuine synth-pop superstar.Record Collector Presents… Gary Numan examines his career in dept…
Strange fascination… David Bowie has enthralled the world for more than half a century, and the work he left behind arguably tells us more about ourselves today than it did during even the 70s, when he made the radical moves covered in this first instalment of Record Collector Presents… David Bowie. In focusing on the years 1947- 1980, we chart…
From The Rolling Stones’ blues and rock’n’roll inspirations through to the “Dionysian end of days” of Let It Bleed, thelatest special edition from Record Collector takes a forensic look at the band that defined the music revolution of the 1960s. Across 116 pages, we go in search of their most collectable 1960s pressings,…
Join us on a 57-year odyssey through the chaotic career of Deep Purple, the original British heavy rock band. There will be deaths along the way. There will be arguments and near-fatal pranks. Guitars will be smashed. Amps will explode. Mountains of coke and lakes of wine will be consumed. Members will fall out and make up again at r…
The ultimate collectors’ guide to one of Britain’s most groundbreaking rock acts, all the way from Go Now! through Days Of Future Passed to Seventh Sojourn and recent solo activities.
The biggest band of the 21st century, Coldplay’s career is celebrated by Record Collector in a special magazine telling the story of how they became so huge – and why they’ve remained so massive for 25 years. In-depth features tell Coldplay’s complete history, from being rejected by almost every record label going to selling out s…
After the success of last year’s Record Collector Presents Paul McCartney our attention turns to his old sparring partner John Lennon and his muse, Yoko Ono. Record Collector Presents John & Yoko spends 116 pages examining their joint careers, together and apart from 1968 to the present day, featuring some of the best writ…
The biggest comeback of the decade, Oasis’ legacy is celebrated by Record Collector with a special magazine delving beyond the hype to tell the real story of the band’s success. In-depth features tell the complete story, from their early years with original drummer Tony McCarroll, to Liam and Noel Gallagher’s solo careers by associa…
Record Collector Presents… Siouxsie & The Banshees revisits the band’s career in detail from their formative years emerging from London’s punk scene. It charts their diverse, psychedelic and experimental evolution that has ensured universal kudos from critics and fans. We also take a look at the post-Banshees catalogue – The Creatures and…
