The Spectator
The Spectator is a weekly British magazine, which was first published on 6 July 1828. Its principal subject areas are politics and culture. It is generally supportive of the Conservative Party.
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The Band, Robbie Robertson: Robbie Robertson: Testimony
Book Review by Clinton Heylin, The Spectator, 21 January 2017
THE RECENT SPATE of rock memoirs has proved one of the less rewarding sub-genres in the post-digital Gutenberg galaxy. Obeying few rules of a good ...
The Clash, Sex Pistols, Throbbing Gristle, The Vibrators: Punk and the Sex Pistols
Essay by Ed Jones, The Spectator, 27 November 1976
BEWARE! WHEN Britain's biggest record company, EMI, and the Institute of Contemporary Arts, the citadel of the self-regarding avant-garde, unite behind a single idea within ...
Book Review by Clinton Heylin, The Spectator, 8 June 2019
The post-punk band were great performers. But they sold very few records, and their lead singer committed suicide aged 23 ...
Pink Floyd: Empire Pool, Wembley
Live Review by Ed Jones, The Spectator, 26 March 1977
PINK FLOYD — DECLINE AND FALL ...
Frank Zappa: Father Of Invention
Profile by Ed Jones, The Spectator, 19 February 1977
TWO YOUNG SCOTSMEN were beside me in the front stalls of the Hammersmith Odeon last week, both extremely genial and very evidently the worse (or ...
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