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FLASHBACK MAGAZINE #2 PDF DOWNLOAD - Tomorrow / Morgen / 13th Floor Elevators / Fairport etc

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You are looking at a digital download of Flashback - the world's most detailed rock history magazine. 

 

This is issue #2, and includes the following in its 212 pages:

 

Tomorrow

Steve Howe, Keith West, Junior Wood, Twink and friends tell the full story of the UK's great lost psychedelic band

 

Jukebox  

Ethan Miller of Howlin Rain on the tracks that have inspired him, from the Troggs and Terry Reid to Randy Holden and Les Rallizes Denudes     

 

Yesterday’s Papers  

Richie Unterberger on how vintage pop publications are preserved, and how access can be gained to them, with insights from experts at the British Library, the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame and elsewhere     

 

Yesterday’s Papers Part 2  

A rough guide to the most useful UK and US music publications of the late 60s and early 70s     

 

Album By Album  

Ace guitarist Ray Russell talks us through his early career in detail, including gigging with John Barry, touring with Jimi Hendrix and recording with Bill Fay     

 

Hullabaloo  

Gerald Rothberg discusses his groundbreaking magazine in depth, one of the earliest to take pop seriously     

 

Morgen  

An enigma for decades, at long last we present the full story of everyone’s favourite hard psych album, via a thorough interview with Steve Morgen and many rare images     

 

First Person  

Gordon Jackson on meeting Eddie Cochran, gigging in Hamburg’s Star Club, jamming with Traffic, hanging out with Viv Stanshall and making a cult solo album     

 

Influence  

Nick Warburton on Canada’s provocative 60s rock experimentalists, whose sole album is a worldwide cult fave     

 

Judy Dyble  

A new interview with the Fairport Convention / Trader Horne singer, by David Wells, complete with several rare original newspaper reprints     

 

Dragonfly  

Aaron Milenski offers and exclusive interview with guitarist Randy Russ about the pioneering US hard rockers, whose jaw-dropping album appeared in October 1968     

 

Stacy Sutherland  

Patrick Lundborg presents the full text of the 13th Floor Elevators’ guitarist’s fascinating final interview, conducted shortly before his untimely death     

 

Early Hard Rock  

Flashback nominates 100 of the best albums in the genre, from the UK, the US, Germany, Finland, Australia, Israel, Argentina, Japan and elsewhere     

 

Crying To Be Heard  

Patrick Lundborg on the Perth County Conspiracy’s tremendous Does Not Exist LP, which appeared in Canada in November 1970 and has never been reissued     

 

Reviews  

Our panel of experts offer thorough coverage of recent CDs, LPs and books, spanning household names (the Kinks, Jimmy Page, the Small Faces), cult heroes (Nick Drake, the Action, Harold McNair) and ultra-obscurities (the New Dawn, Le Système Crapoutchik, John Killigrew). There’s also a round-up of recent reissue 45s, an audiophile section, and exclusive Q&As about several of the items under review.  


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