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Live Review by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 22 July 1972
THIS WAS one of the few gigs I can remember where all the acts deserved a full-length review to themselves. The teaming of Reed, Gnidrolog ...
Review by Max Bell, NME, 14 June 1975
UNLESS PAVLOV'S DOG prove to be a figment of Sandy Pearlman's crazed imagination, then their debut album must make them great white hopes for the ...
Review by Ian Penman, NME, 9 September 1978
The Further Decline And Fall Of The Western World ...
Elton John, Marc Bolan, The Rolling Stones, Roxy Music, Slade, Sweet: Fashion: The Politics of Flash
Report and Interview by Nick Kent, NME, 6 April 1974
NICK KENT traces the Rise and Fall of The Satin Jacket...and generally walks it like he talks it into the land of 'Rock Chic.' ...
The Clash, Suicide: The Clash, Suicide: The Music Machine, London
Live Review by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 5 August 1978
TIME HAS come today. Third of four Music Machine gigs and surprise! the ritual bottling of Suicide appears to have been omitted for ...
Mott The Hoople: Memoirs of a Street Punk
Interview by Nick Kent, NME, 19 January 1974
IAN HUNTER knows a thing or two about being a rock 'n' roll star. ...
Interview by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 11 February 1978
What do all these bands have in common? ANSWER: They're all EDDIE AND THE HOTRODS, slidin' on the moment and trying not to fall off. ...
John Lennon: Please, Your Majesty, Can Our John Have A Free Pardon?
Interview by Andrew Tyler, NME, 19 January 1974
Heavy breathing over the phone as ANDREW TYLER gets the lowdown from LENNON in L.A. Genius is police harassment, says the Walrus ...
Donovan: Portrait Of The Artist As A Desert Rat
Interview by Chris Salewicz, NME, 4 January 1975
a small, furry, herbivorous animal, which possesses the happy knack of elusiveness. Just like DONOVAN, in fact, who's so elusive that even CHRIS SALEWICZ ...
The Osmonds: Ever Thought Of Stringing Jimmy Up On Stage?
Report by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 10 March 1973
HAVE YOU heard? Donny Osmond's in town along with big brother Alan and the secret weeny bopper jungle telegraph knows where he's going ...
Simple Minds: Strangers In A Strange Land
Interview by Tony Stewart, NME, 17 February 1979
SIMPLE MINDS were fidgety as they sat around the kitchen table, some of them exhaling long streams of cigarette smoke while the others rattle boiled ...
The Runaways: And I Wonder…I Wah Wah Wah Wah Wonder…
Interview by Chris Salewicz, NME, 24 July 1976
THE CORRAL lies maybe midway down Topanga Canyon, between Ventura Freeway and Malibu Beach. Maybe it's just the Romantic in me but visually – and ...
Echo & The Bunnymen: Echo and the Bunnymen: Warren Peace
Report and Interview by Mat Snow, NME, 4 August 1984
NOTHING IS REAL ...
Elvis Costello: Holocaust In Microcosm
Report by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 18 March 1978
"HEY ELVIIIIIS!!!" There's this blonde gumdrop down the front, see, shaking it down in that demure stoned way that hippie girls seem to favour, and ...
Echo & The Bunnymen: Porcupine (Korova)
Review by Barney Hoskyns, NME, 22 January 1983
PERHAPS IT WAS inevitable, even decreed in some heaven up "there". Maybe its just the third time unlucky. But if Porcupine isnt good it isnt ...
Review by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 29 September 1973
THE FIRST TIME I saw Slade I thought they were dreadful. It was that memorable night at the Lanchester Arts Festival when Chuck Berry cut ...
U2: Animal Lightweight: U2: Zooropa (Island)
Review by Stephen Dalton, NME, 3 July 1993
SO THE intergalactic rock megastar reclines on his Virtual Reality waterbed at the Hotel Zooropa with multiple TV screens blasting 24-hour infotainment from every wall. ...
Live Review by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 11 September 1976
Our Islington correspondent mingles with the Sex Pistols' portable audience looking for Johnny Rotten's toof. It's incisive stuff… ...
Mick Ronson - Play Don't Worry
Review by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 4 January 1975
DUNNO ABOUT YOU, but from where I'm sitting it seems as though you can't go on saying that someone has potential for too long unless ...
Steeleye Span: Commoner's Crown
Review by Bob Woffinden, NME, 1 February 1975
STEELEYE SPAN ALWAYS deliver on time. Commoner's Crown is the fourth offering from the Mk. III line-up in a little over three years, and they've ...
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