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Record Collector presents… Coldplay

Record Collector presents… Coldplay

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 stadiums for over 20 years. Some of the best writers in music examine Coldplay’s lasting appeal and how the band’s experimental ethos has changed the shape of mainstream music. With the help of key associates, we trace their early years, their image and their ability to make music with a diverse array of talent. There are also fan profiles, guides to Coldplay’s rarities, analysis of every album and much more. It’s a magazine that shines for you.

Record Collector presents… David Bowie (1947- 1980)

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…

Record Collector presents… Fleetwood Mac

Fleetwood Mac are no ordinary rock band, having sold 120 million albums and ruled the airwaves for half a century with an unparalleled catalogue of albums — so our new special edition, Record Collector Presents… Fleetwood Mac, is no ordinary magazine. For the first time in RC’s history, we’ve compiled a double-cover issue that devotes equal …

Record Collector presents… The Moody Blues

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.

Record Collector Presents… Jethro Tull

Well into their sixth decade, Jethro Tull remain one of those rare acts whose work is instantly recognisable. That’s largely down to the vocal presence of founder and chief songwriter Ian Anderson, and the inimitable tones of his trademark flute. The image of him, wild-eyed and demonstrative, stood on one leg like a particularly hirsute flamingo,…

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