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DOWN BEAT ROLLING STONE

[#19111] page 13 [#18885] page 62
BOSTON ROCK
FLIPSIDE
[#18939] page 7
[#18941] page 18
MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL HEAVEN

[#16254] page 36 [#18606] page 24
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[#18466] DE L’AME POUR L’AME. The Patti Smith Fan Club Journal
Numbers 5 and 6 (out of 8 published). October 1977 [With
Related Ephemera]. - July 1978. [Richmond Center, WI]: (The
Patti Smith Fan Club), (1978). Both first editions. 4to., 28x21,5
cm. side-stapled wraps. Photo-offset duplicated. Both fine, in
original mailing envelopes (both opened a bit rough but
otherwise good condition).
EUR 1,200.00
Fanzine published in Wisconsin by Nanalee Berry with help
from Patti’s mom Beverly. DE L’AME POUR L’AME, the official
newsletter of the Patti Smith Fan Club, ran eight issues from 1976-
1980. It includes numerous photos of Smith (in performance, etc.),
members of her band and circle (Ivan Kral, Jay Dee Daugherty),
as well as club members. - No. 5: 26 pages. Includes numerous
photos of Smith (in performance, etc.), members of her band and
circle (Ivan Kral, Jay Dee Daugherty), as well as club members.
Also: news on Patti’s recovery from January 1977 stage fall,
autobiographical essay entitled “Excerpts from Dog Dream” by
Smith, various interviews, a reproduction of a letter from Smith
to her parents, Smith’s poetry, and more. Together with ephemera:
Ephemera included and mailed with issue: Gotham Book Mart
promotional broadside listing Smith publications published by
Gotham, a page of biographical information on Smith “provided
by Patti’s mother,” as well as five broadsides reproducing
Smith’s poetry, some from holograph and some based on
earlier broadsides (all also photo-offset duplicated), presumably
produced only for fan club distribution and use. Poems are
“Arthur Rimbaud” (“nigger no invented for color...”), “Field
Marshall” (“house doctor in the womb of pleasure...”), “mon vieux
lucien” (“there goes lucien. his blonde hair...”), an untitled poem
(“The night will be a jewel in my crown”), and a promo sheet
reproducing Smith’s holograph promoting her “new böc coming”
and the upcoming album EASTER. Signed “R.E.F.M.” (Radio Free
Field Marshall). All in good condition, except “Rimbaud” and the
last page which have faint stains due to offsetting from laid in
newspaper clipping of photo of Smith in concert.
-No. 6: Includes ( amongst others) numerous photos of Smith
(as baby, in performance, etc.), members of her band and circle
(Lenny Kaye, Ivan Kral), Essay by Smith on Bob Dylan, various
interviews, a reproduction of a letter from Smith to her parents,
Smith’s art and poetry, a “collector’s discography,” compiled by
Paul Perner.
2 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V.

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[#18052] ANNOUNCING ATTITUDES

Number 1 (probably only published). London (UK), 1980
Original wrappers. 25,5x2,5 cm., stapled, 20pp.
EUR 250.00
Post punk fanzine. Edited by Charles Wyndham.. Notable for some
science fiction content - A review of Tanith Lee’s “Drinking Sapphire
Wine”, as well as a review of a Young Marble Giants, This Heat, and
Furious Pigs show at the Clarendon (with photographs), a feature on
PS, an article on the impossibility of injecting soul into the current
electronic music, an interview with Swell Maps with photographs, and
articles on political anarchy and trends. Contributions by Matthieu
Glasman, Alan Peete, Chris Feer, Simon Edden.
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[#18457] ARTHOLES
No. 1 (Artholes/The Clash), 16 pages,
mimeographed, colour added. Amsterdam,
Artholes/Mecano Productions. September 1977;
29,5x21 cm. (small price
sticker remainder)
- No. 3 (Artholes, Music in
Motion). 16 pages.
Amsterdam, Artholes/
Mecano Productions.
March 1978 Offset printing
(silkscreened?) from
typewritten text and
photographs. 34,5x24,5 cm.,
sidestapled. Right upper
corner has very light
damage. Frontpage colour
added.
EUR 600.00
Arty Punk/New Wave magazine, made by Maryan van Tilborg & Humb van
Vroonhove. (Subway Sect/ Wire/ Siouxie and the Banhees/ Buzzcocks/Slits/The
Fall/penetration/Talkin Reads, a.o.)
John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 3

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[#17568] AVANT-GARDE
Nos. 1-14 (all publ). New York, 1968-1971. Original wrappers, sq. 4to,
with numerous illustrations and photographs
Added: variant copies of numbers 6, 11 & 12 with entirely different
covers. Together 17 issues in exceptional fine condition (see below)
EUR 1,500.00
The famous magazine edited by Ralph Ginzburg; no. 2 contains the Marilyn
Monroe Trip (photographic prints by Bert Stern, possibly the last photos taken
before her death. This portfolio was also included in the “Day Glo Designer’s
Guide” for 1969.); no. 8 Picasso’s Erotic Gravures; no. 11 John Lennon’s erotic
lithographs ‘Bag One’; no. 13 Alwyn Scott Turner, Photographic series on the
American People; other issues feature artists like R. Lindner, George Tooker,
Melle, Paul Wunderlich, lithographs by John Lennon, etc.; photography takes
an important part of the magazine with work of Lee Kraft, R. Denim, J. Wasser,
Hattersley, C. Fischer, Weir, Capa, Mitchell, Ira Cohen, Tome Wesselman, Hugh Bell, Mary Ellen Mark, a photographic story
on ‘Andy[Warhol]’s Girls’, Mati Klarwein (anonymously), Norman Mailer, Mary Ellen Mark’s drug photos,; in the first issues
is a “No More War-Poster contest”. In no. 14 the Photoalphabet, with images of nudes, composed by Ed van der Elsken, Anna
Beeke, Anthon Beeke, Pieter Brattinga, Geert Kooiman, created a problem with the authorities and led to the cessation of the
publication.
The set in near mint condition, (except for a thin scratch on the frontcover of no 12 variant and a small stain in no. 14).)
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[#19141] BACK DOOR MAN

Nos. 1-15 (all publ., complete). Torrance, CA., 1975-1978.
Unbound, in overall excellent condition with some
toning and occasional minor wear to covers. A very
good and extremely rare set.
EUR 3,500.00
Legendary proto-punk fanzine from the Los Angeles South Bay,
founded by Phast Phreddie Patterson. It captures the mid-70’s
scene from hard rock into punk rock like no other publication!
Since then he has written for SLASH, the LA WEEKLY, NEW
YORK ROCKER, ROCK SCENE and BILLBOARD. He has
managed acts, written songs and sung in bands. He’s a poet, a
painter, a recovering alcoholic and a connoisseur of fine ‘60s
soul records. He lives in Brooklyn.

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[#18136] BEAT. The Heart of the Music Scene.

Number 1 (all published ?). London, Axtell Publications, 1957.
17,8x11,5 cm, stapled; 50 pages
EUR 100.00
By John Cross and Billy Kaye.
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[#18729] BEEF. (Beef Free Magazine). Art Music and Culture.

Nos. 1-22 (also numberd as Vol. 1 no 1 - Vol. 7 No. 22, last issue, all published). San Francisco.
1980-1987. Tabloïd, newsprint with colourful covers on better paper. Rare complete set.
EUR 2,500.00
An avant garde art magazine originated from Omaha Nebraska,
published in San Francisco, issued in tabloid format but printed
on quality paper rather than newsprint. The inspiration of
vegetarian women artists Apaka Kavan and Marina Racine.
After initially concentrating on the small but active Omaha
arts scene, the focus of the tabloid rapidly expanded to
include articles on overseas arts, injustices in South America,
alternative living, and American politics, in addition to art,
record, and film reviews. It was freely distributed, starting with
a circulation of 300 and ending with 25.000. Correspondents
from Omaha, Paris and New York. Photography: Kerry Dion,
Mark Durant, Yael. Lots of interesting typography, bold
photographs, psychedelic art, unusual graphics, interviews
with and features on artists Love Marks, Sora Kim ,Lawrence
Ferlinghetti ,B.K.S.Iyengar, Ellen Ross,Joan Halifax, Nina
Hagen,M.Chemiakin,expelled Russian artist,,Gary Snyder,
David Hockney ; Philip Glass (10, 21), Meredith Monk (13), Jean
Tinguely (14), Nina Hagen (18),Yoko Ono (19), Nam Jun Paik
(21),articles on mail art (3, 14), opal nations (4), a short piece on
an Allen Ginsberg performance in Denver with photographs
(9), Mike Basinski (12); an insert: “Cow Town Art: Bovine Issue
4” by Patrick Beilman (5); and Calypso Machine Gun/Bump
Fuzz 7” single on red vinyl laid into issue 9.
Also there are two pieces of advertising ephemera included.(8)
and a Prospectus for the journal (in no 1).

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[#845] BLADEREN. Agenda van: Theater, Muziek,

Literatuur, Film, Exposities, Akties, Horeca, Sport,
Radio, TV.
Nos. 1-8 (all publ.). Amsterdam, sept-oct./nov. 1980. Original wrappers.
EUR 400.00
Trendsetting magazine, important for the design by Anthon Beeke. Edited by Jantien
Anderiesen, Martijn Kleywegt, a.o.

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[#18939] BOSTON ROCK

Nos. 1-50. Boston, Ma, 1980-1984. Tabloid,
unbound as issued.
EUR 7,000.00
Boston Rock was a tabloid format entertainment magazine
published in Boston, Massachusetts. Its focus, as stated on
the cover was: fashion, style, and entertainment. The main
focus was on the local music scene and indie rock. Boston’s
answer to New York Rocker was founded by Mike Dreese,
after he founded Newbury Comics in Boston in 1978, which
quickly became one of the region’s leading record retail
specialist during the punk and new wave movement. In early
1980, Dreese founded Boston Rock magazine and co-founded
Modern Method Records, an imprint to Boston’s emerging
punk scene. The first issue of Boston Rock was published in
June 1980, and the final was February 1987.[2] Through its
history the magazine interviewed cutting-edge culture icons
like Zippy comic’s Bill Griffith, Ace of Hearts Records founder
Rick Harte, The Cure’s Robert Smith, Night Flight’s Stuart
Samuels, Spin magazine founder Bob Guccione, Jr., the first
US new wave promotion company Rockpool and New Music
Seminar founder Mark Josephson, The Cars’ Ric Ocasek, The
B-52’s Kate Pierson, U2’s Bono, The Clash’s Joe Strummer and
Bernie Rhodes, Greg Kihn, Plasmatics; as well as covering the
music of John Lydon, Rich Parsons, Troggs, Suicide, Winter
Hours, The Bodeans, Art of Noise, The Go-Go’s, Nervous
Eaters, Pere Ubu, Mission of Burma, Devo, Ramones, Mekons,
Au Pairs, Billy Idol, Stains, OMD, The Cramps, Black Flag, The
Pretenders; The Psychedelic Furs; Squeeze; Killing Joke; David
Johansen; Tom Petty; Joan Jett, New Order Birdsongs of the
Mesozoic, The Alarm, The Shaggs, til Tuesday, Rain Parade,
Green On Red, Saccharine Trust, Run-D.M.C., Leaving Trains,
and Tiny Tim; and more.

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[#18851] CABARET VOLTAIRE. SLUGGIN’ FER JESUS

[San Francisco]: Rough
Trade. [1981] .
Poster; 43x32,5. b/w,
printed on recto only.
Spectacular poster
promoting this EP,
issued originally in
Belgium. Designated
“Trade One 12” but it’s
really 121.
EUR 300.00
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[#16969] CHAINSAW. Fanzine

No. 11 & 12. Croydon, UK, 1981.4to. 24-28 pp. Side stapled in color covers illustrated by Mike Weller.
EUR 300.00
2 issues of the early UK punk
fanzine, which began in 1977
and ran to 14 issues.Though
it began as something of a
clone to Sniffin’Glue, it quickly
evolved it’s own unique style
thanks to comix artists such as
Michael J. (Mike) Weller, Kid
Charlemagne, and Willie D.
Most issues were typed on a
typewriter which was missing
the “n” key; the letter was
filled in by hand, giving the
typography an immediately
distinctive look. No. 12 was the
first issue to feature a flexidisc,
with tracks by Tronics, Instant
Automations, and the Dancing
Did.

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[#18602] CHI TO BARA

Nos. 1-4 (The Blood and the
Rose), complete series. Tokyo,
Tensei-shuppan, 1968-69,
23x18,2 cm. Original
illustrated wrappers.
EUR 1,000.00
Japanese underground periodical,
erotism and black humor
inspired by Shibusawa (surrealist
and translator of Marquis de
Sade). Yukio Mishima, one of
the participants, is also one of
the models of the photo series
“Masculine deaths”. He was to
commit suicide 3 years later.
Editor: Tatsuhiko Shibusawa.
Art director : Makoto Horiuchi.
Photographers: Vol.1: Kishin
Shinoyama p.1-3, Ikko Narahara p.4-5, Eiko Hosoe p.6-7, p.12-13, Masahisa Fukase p.8-11, Osamu
Hayasakip.14-16, Yoshihiro Tatsuki p.145-159. Vol.2: Yoshihiro Tatsuki, cover ; p.1-8, Yasuhiro
Yoshioka p.73-80. Vol.3: Kishin Shinoyama p.1-16, Shomei Tomatsu p.201-208 (photographs from
« Oo! Shinjuku ») Vol.4: . Kiyoshi Awazu, cover. Yasuhiro Yoshioka p.1-12, p.197-204. Texts by:
Tatsuhiko Shibusawa, Yukio Mishima, Taruho Inagaki, Jun’nosuke Yoshiyuki, Kôichi Iijima, Jûrô
Kara; Ikuya Kato, Minoru Yoshioka, Ryûichi Tamura, and translation into Japanese of texts by
Georges Bataille, Apollinaire, Pierre Moryon (Pieyre de Mandiargues).
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[#18380] CINEMA RISING

Numbers 1-3 (all publ.). London (UK), Cinema Rising Ltd. 1972.
Tabloid, unpaginated. Very good, almost mint set.
EUR 1,100.00
Ed. Tony Rayns. The first issue: The Naked Lunch on Film ?, background to
Third World Cinema Film Festival, Film in Belfast; Cannes ‘72; Directory of
Independent Film Makers; interview with Antony Balch (maker of “Towers
Open Fire”, “The Cut Ups”, and “Bill & Tony”), and features stills of William
Burroughs from “Towers Open Fire”. Interview with Donald Cammell, incl.
stills from “Performance” and a photo of the director with James Fox in Powis
Square. Photos of Kenneth Anger at work; cover photo of Joe Dallesandro;
etc. Number 2: Hitchcock’s Frenzy, interviews with Jean-Luc Godard and
François Truffaut, etc. Number 3 with an interview with Mike Hodges;
reviews of Warhol movies shown at Cannes; Fellini’s “Roma”; Hitchcock;
“Fritz the Cat”; back page ad. for “A Clockwork Orange”.

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[#13112] CINÉMATOGRAPHE. La revue de l’actualité cinématographique.

Nos. 1-126. Paris, février
1973-janvier 1987. Original
pictorial wrappers. 4to. Lacks 10
issues.
EUR 1,000.00
Collection of 117 thematic issues,
profusely illustrated. Lacking nos.
9-11, 15, 18, 22, 24, 29, 50 & 59, and
two issues slightly waterstained.
Published till 1990.
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[#16611] CINIM.
London Film Makers Co-operative.
Nos. 1-3 (all publ.). London, (n.d.,1968)- Spring 1969. 20
pages (incl. 2 full page illustration on coloured stock), glued
in the spine between pictorial wrappers; 16 pages stapled in
brown paper wrappers, with screenprint illustration; 32 pages,
stapled selfwrappers. (All issues with browning to the paper
and no 1 loosening in the spine, but otherwise good and
intact copies of this fragile publication).
EUR 1,000.00
Rare complete set: Editor: Philip Crick, Arwork: Lawrie Moore;
Production: Bob Cobbing. The LFMC was led by Harvey Matusow,
Paul Francis, Bob Cobbing. A platform for imaginative writing on and
around the theme of contemporary cinema . ‘We aim to go beyond the
thought-barriers of the cultural glossies... ‘ Articles by Simon Hartog,
Malcolm LeGrice, Steve Dwoskin, Michael Snow, Pasolini, Raymond
Durgnat, Ron Geesin, Jonas Mekas, Tjebbe van Tijen, W. Breuker, Pier
Paolo Pasolini, etc.

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[#18942] CLE
Complete run of 8 issues spanning the period 1977-1997: all with
confusing numbering: no.1, no.2, no.3, no.3A and no.3B.
Cleveland/Ohio, 1977-1981. At first 29x21cm, then tabloid, folded
29x20 cm, then 40 pages newsprint 29x20 cm, all b/w,occasional
colour on covers; thicker and with flexidisc included nos. 3A
and B. Then resurrected in 1995 with issue no.3.x followed by
issue no.4.0 in 1996 and no.5 in 1997 (each with one or more
CD’s included, mint copies, still in the original protextive foil.
EUR 2,200.00
Complete run of this creative Cleveland punk magazine!. Coverage and
contributors include Pere Ubu, Devo, Pagans, Electric Eels, Tin Huey and
more! Some issues (e.g. the first) are very scarce.
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[#19078] CREAM PUFF WAR

Nos. 1-2 (all publisched). Alec. Santa Clara, CA, 1991/93. 2,75x21 cm,
stapled. (Right bottom corner of no 2 with some waterdamage, not
affecting text of images) 64pp, 112pp. Complete with the 2 disks (see
below), rare.
EUR 600.00
Dedicated to the San Franciso Bay Area
sound, with interviews and features,
edited by Jud Cost and Alec Palao.
Number 1 includes the one-sided flexi-
disc featuring a version of “Bleeding
Rose” by The Final Solution, Number
2 includes the double-sided flexidisk
featuring the Syndicate of Sound
(“Louie Louie”), the Purple Earthquake,
and Powder.
Both issues include in-depth features
on The Great Society; The Vejtables
and The Mojo Men; The Mystery Trend;
The Chosen Few/Flamin’ Groovies; The
Chocolate Watch Band; The Charlatans;
Syndicate of Sound; The Final Solution,
and other obscure band.

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[#18547] DAMAGE
Collection of 8 numbers: Nos. 5-12/13 (=last published). San
Francisco, March 1980-June 1981, without nos. 9 and 11, but
inclusive of the Special Issue “Western Front Edition”. Tabloid
newsprint, some moderate toning, else excellent condition.
EUR 800.00
The Bay Area’s answer to LA’s Slash magazine, and equivalent to New York
Rocker. About 40 pages each, printed b/w with a colour added the to nicely
designed front pages. Unparalleled early punk coverage of the flourishing
SF punk scene. No. 5: March 1980 Coverage includes Offs, Johanna Went,
Madness and Nick Zedd’s They Eat Scum. No. 6: May 1980 Lene Lovich,
Lydia Lunch, Mutants etc. No. 7: July 1980 installment with Cramps, Tokyo
scene including a Friction interview and Flipper. No. 8: August 1980
coverage of Gang of Four, Crime and PiL. Western Front festival special
edition from October 1980, published between issue 9 and 10. Pictures and
profiles of all participating bands including Black Flag, Bob, Cosmetics,
Crime, DOA, Feederz, Gears, Lewd,Nervous Gender and on and on. No.
10: Magazine, Amos Poe, Castration Squad and the usual heapin’ helpin’ of
SF coverage. Published November 1980. No. 12/13: June 1981 swan song of
this top-notch SF mag. DOA, Roky Erickson, Chrome, Stranglers, Siouxsie,
Robert Anton Wilson etc.
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[#17471] DING. Onderwater krant.

Nos. 1-10 (all publ.). Merchtem/Mechelen (Belgium). Sept.
1970-Aug. 1971. Tabloid size, on newsprint, (some issues with
price-stickers on the covers).
EUR 800.00
Belgian pop and underground magazine in the style of Hitweek/Aloha,
edited by Jos Vanhamme, with contribs. on Jim Morrison, The Band,
Elton John, Rolling Stones and articles like: Pop-Art in het Casino?,
Zwerven door Azië, Fuck the Army, Green Revolution. Contribs. by
Leopold M. van den Brande, Herwig Verleyen, Stefan v.d. Langenberg,
Luc Vereyck, Samuel Clemens, a.o.

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[#18411] DESTROY ALL MONSTERS MAGAZINE

1976-1979 [Signed Limited Edition].
New York: Primary Information,
2012. First Edition. 4to. Original
pictorial wraps. SIGNED by the
collective’s original members: Mike
Kelley, Cary Loren, Niagara, and
Jim Shaw.
WITH:
Original signed 25,3x20 cm silver
print by Cary Loren and a small
glycine baggie of dirt from God’s
Oasis -- the commune Mike Kelley
and Jim Shaw lived in from 1974 to
1976 and which served as the
collective’s musical practice space.
From the publisher: “Destroy All Monsters Magazine was edited by Cary Loren Limited edition, one of 75 copies
and contained artwork, photographs, and flyers from bandmates Mike Kelley, Cary numbered on the verso of the
Loren, Niagara, and Jim Shaw. Printed using any papers and techniques available photograph, (this #7). In original
to the band, the issues combine the cut and paste tactics of punk zines with a mylar bag, as issued. Fine.
psychedelic affinity for color. Destroy All Monsters Magazine functions as a kind EUR 1,000.00
of manifesto, providing insight into the band through densely layered pages with
movie imagery, kitsch, cartoons, delicate drawings, and counter-culture collages.
While Destroy All Monsters has been the subject of recent exhibitions and partial
reprints, this is the first time that all issues have been reprinted.”
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[#19111] DOWN BEAT. 50 Years With

Armstrong
Vol. 17, No. 14. Chigaco: Down Beat, July 14, 1950. Tabloid
format periodical, printed on cheap paper, 19pp. Folded into
magazine wrappers. Light wear at folds, some chipping to
delicate edges. Signed by Armstrong and his band.
EUR 1,500.00
Special issue of this important Jazz magazine celebrating the 50th
birthday of Louis Armstrong, who is pictured on the cover. Includes
numerous features about and tributes to Armstrong, as well as an
Armstrong discography. The front cover has been signed by Armstrong
in green ink, as well as by the members of his current band: Earl “Fatha”
Hines, Jack Teagarden, Arvell Shaw, Barney Bigard, Sleepy Grider, Cozy
Cole and singer Velma Middleton. Additionally, one of Armstrong’s
chief rivals at the time, trumpeter Henry “Red” Allen, has also signed
inside.

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[#18937] DRY
Nos. 1-14 (all publ.). New York City (1979-1985). Sm.4to,
unbound, as issued, b/w printed in offset.
All in extremely good condition, only no.9 has a small tear
in left upper corner of the front cover.
EUR 2,000.00
“Devoted to the arts of staying dry in New York”. Fanzine. Obscure

but important New York City no wave and art-punk magazine.
The name “Dry”was chosen as response to the magazine “Wet”
from California. One of the best cut-n-paste aesthetics with and
photographs, great shots of the Plasmatics, Black Flag, Bad Brains,
SSD, B-52’s, Pretenders, X, Blue Angel, Plugz, Helen Wheels, Bush
Tetras, Blotto, Snooky &Tish! Siouxsie, Busboys, Oingo Boingo!,
and other bands. Small Nina Hagen poster in no 11.
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[#18045] ELECTRA
Numbers 1-3 (all publ.). North Wales , ca 1980.
21x15 mm., stapled, 59pp., 63pp. and (60pp.). Xerox printing.
EUR 400.00
Riot Girl Zine. Edited by Jane & Sarah Collins. Jane Collins from Llandudno echoed Kirsty’s
estrangement from the term riot grrrl when she wrote in her fanzine ‘Electra’ in 2001: More than ever
we need to make young girls feel empowered. We need to make ourselves feel good about our views,
about our feminism. The rise in misogynist rock exemplifies this need for change. A need for the new.
And so this is why I make the statement that riot grrrl is dead. It’s a dated term, a movement from the
early nineties. It is still a term of relevance as an inspiration, of course, but that is what it is - inspiration.
I wasn’t old enough for riot grrrl first time round. I’ve loved the music for a number of years but now I
want to create my own revolution. (3)

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[#13900] EROS
Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). New York, Spring 1962 - Winter 1962.
Folio; orig stiff boards . Numerous illustrations. Almost
unread set in exceptional clean, near fine condition. With
prospectus in No. 1.
EUR 750.00
Published by Ralph Ginzburg, with a.o. contributions on erotic
art (Erotic sculpture in India; The Brothel in Art), literature and
photographic essays by Garry Winogrand (Love in the Subway),
Marvin Newman (Les Demoiselles de la Rue St. Denis), Madame
Tellier’s
Brothel, by Guy De Maupassant, illustrated by Edgar Degas. In
no. 3 ‘The last portraits of Marilyn Monroe’ by Bert Stern, shot 6
weeks before her death .Contribs. by Nat Hentoff, Arthur Herzog,
Leo Kanner, David Bar-Ilan, Dan Greenberg, Ray Bradbury, Allen
Ginzberg, Ralph Ginzberg, etc. Ginzberg was indicted under
federal obscenity laws and publication ceased with No. 4.
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[#19072] EYE
Vol. 1 No. 1 - Vol. 4 No. 4, March 1968 - May 1969 (Together 15 issues, complete set).
Includes the bonus items of the first 12 issues, last 3 did not have bonus items).
Condition is vg to near fine, some issues have minute wear, but a pretty clean set,
with only no 8 slightly waterstained.
EUR 1,500.00
Eye Magazine was published by Hearst from 1968-1969: an interesting
youth lifestyle / rock and roll magazine. Complete set (15 issues). The first
10 issues have posters intact, one is loose (with small paperloss). The 11th
issue has the record present but loose, the 12th issue has the Spiderman
comic book present (but loose). The last three issues don’t have any bonus
items. Complete hard to find with all inserts present. “EYE magazine,
where hipness met consumerism, was a brief candle amidst the flickering
lights of the 1960s”. “An effort by the Hearst Corporation to cash on the
exploding youth market in publishing: Glitz, glamour, and guys with
money” EYE was well known for its high-quality inserts: *foldout posters
of celebrities, a record, a comic book (Spiderman). Edited by Susan
Szekely, Pete Hamill, Ed Sanders, Sally Wimmer, Michael Thomas, Charles
Slack, John Gabree, Peter Swerdloff, Carig Karpel, Colin Bell, Lisa Wilson,
Roy Novak, Al Ellenberg, Karla Kuskin, Nancy Weber, and others. Some
features and names: Draft Women Now !, Psychedelic Color Poster, Jom
Morrison, Mick Jasgger portrait poster, Jim Hendrix,Poster The Beatles,
The Dylan Fgang, Tom Wolfe, John Lennen/Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger,
Beach Boy, Candy Bergen, Steve McQueen, Rolling Stoness, Boy and the
Pill, Dustin Hofman.

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[#18604] FAÇADE. Mensuel.

Nos. 1-14 (all publ.). Paris, 1976-1979. L. folio 24,5x29
cm; original pictorial wrappers; with numerous
illustrations & photographs. (Without the number
13,which was not published). In good condition,
except for some light damage to the spines of some
issues.
EUR 4,500.00
The French counterpart of Andy Warhol’s Interview, founded contains first publication of Pierre et Gilles (L’Idiot, a fantastic
and directed by Alain Benoist, with Laurent Laclos, Jean- portrait of Iggy Pop). Collaboration by: Hervé Pinard, Yves
Luc Maître, Hervé Pinard. Features on Salvador Dali, Sophia Adrien Thierry Ardisson, Jean-Edern Hallier, Djemila Khelfa2
Loren, Jack Nicholson, Mick Jagger, Andy Warhol, Taooing (sister of Farida Khelfa), Jean-Luc Maitre. Jean-Baptiste
& Piercing, Catherine Deneuve, Gina Lollobrigida, Gerard Mondino, Alain Pacadis, Pierre et Gilles, Philippe Starck.
Depardieu, Jacques Monory, Gilles Roy, Keith Richard etc.;
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[#18679] FANATIC
Numbers 1-2 (all publ.). Chicago (1980-1981). Tabloid size. Some minor wear and toning to covers.
EUR 400.00
Rock/Punk Music
magazine covering
Chicago’s early punk
scene along with national
acts. Only two issues
published

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[#15521] FLAIR. The Monthly Magazine.

Vol. 1 nos 1-11; Vol. 2 no 1 (all publ). New York, Febr.1950-
Jan.1951. Folio; unbound, original pictorial wrappers;
numerous illustrations, photographs, etc. Together with:
FLAIR ANNUAL. 1953 (all). New York, 1952. Original publ.
dec. cloth. 230 pp; folio. All are in fine condition, a few small
defects to spines and very slight dust-soilage to some covers
(only vol.1 no 7 with slight damage to the punch-hole). A bit
of negligible soilage to some of the covers, altogether an
excellent set.
EUR 2,000.00
Complete set in fine condition of this Mauriac, Jean Genet,
magnificently produced monthly, edited Colette, Jules Supervielle,
by Fleur Cowles, with colour-ads, inserts, Simone de Beauvoir,
and beautiful coloured wrappers, several Helene Walker, John
of which (as a special trade-mark of the O’Hara, Robert Ruark, and
publication) have a see-through punch many others; special issues
hole as part of the design. Flair was a on Paris, New York, London,
magazine of Art, Fashion, Literature, the ‘All Male’-issue College
Entertainment, Decor and Travel, with Review Issue, etc. This fine
innovative lay-outs and designs. Issues magazine, very typical for
of 130 pages on glossy paper, full of the early fifties and epoch making in
photographs and illustrations, and with journalism, had to give up publication
contribs. byJean Cocteau, W.H. Auden, after twelve issues. The Flair Annual
Tennessee Williams, Salvador Dali was an attempt to revive this splendid
(The Gypsy Angels of Spain), François production.
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[#18676] FRENZY.
Boston’s ‘New Wave’ Rock Mag!
Nos. 1-2 (all publ.) Boston (1977 - 1978) Newsprint,
folded, 22,5 x 29 cm. 16 pp.
EUR 250.00
Short-lived, pioneering Boston punk newsprint fanzine with
excellent contents cover-to-cover. Only two issues published.
Edited & published by Robert Alan Colby, No. 1 contributions by
Don Guyette, Rita Ratt, Denise Donahue, Eric Van, Liz Ireland,
Ms. Lyn, Pablo Hurtado and Pseudo-Carol. Large interviews
with William Alexander and Richard Nolan. No. 2 contributions
by Eric Van, Bill Tupper, Helen Sway Privett a.o. DMZ, Atlantic,
Euphoria Records Dead Boys.

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[#18941] FLIPSIDE
Nos. 1-54. Whittier, Cal., 1977-1987. Unbound, original
wrappers, spine stapled. At first 21,5x17,5 (18-20 pages),
after no. 7 enlarging to 28x22 and expanding to 32
pages; expanding again after no 29, 40 pages and
glossy colour covers. Till no 22 b/w mimeographed,
after no 23 some colour added to covers and
occasionally inside, no 29 onw printed in offset. With
only occasional minor wear in some of the later issues,
this set is in overall excellent condition.
EUR 10,000.00
Originally published as “Los Angeles Flipside” , then just
“Flipside”, from no 29 as “Flipside Fanzine”, without a doubt
the rarest and most important run that was ever on the
market. The crucial first decade of this seminal LA Punk/Rock
fanzine, together with Slash the defining documents of the
early LA punk scene. Whereas Slash sets can be assembled
with some patience, a complete run of Flipside borders
on the impossible thanks to the scarcity of the early issues.
Flipside issues no. 1 and no. 3 rank among the rarest and
most sought-after US punk fanzines. The set concludes with
a copy of the 10th Anniversary issue no.54) which includes
highlights and excellent print histories for the magazine’s first
decade. Flipside continued publishing until 2000, but not
with such important contributors and bands of this early period. (note:
the second issue label 52 is actually 53). No. 16 is a compilation of earlier
issues. Features Eulogy, Punk Roq, Germs, Clash, Waesels, Iggy, Fashion
Show, Dead Boys, Dave Trout (Weirdos), Zippers, Spastics, Rodney
Bingenheimer, Backstage Pass, Runaways, Masque, The Quick, Skulls, Bags,
F-Word, Sex Pistols, Zeros, Screamers, Needles & Pins, Alley Cats, and
many more.

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[#18889] FORCED EXPOSURE

Nos. 1- 18 (all published). Waltham, Mass.,
1982-1993. Complete run. Eighteen issues in
seventeen physical issues (ca. 22-146 pp.
each). Most issues in very good or better
condition, although no. 7/8 (double issue)
lacks small 1 in. chip from lower right rear
wraps. Minor age-toning throughout. Nos.
1-3 photocopied and stab-stapled; nos. 4-18
saddle-stapled, commercially printed on
increasingly good stock as the serial
progressed. Forced Exposure began its run
as the quintessential New England hardcore
magazine and eventually turned its focus to
more global horizons and outré genres.
Editors Jimmy Johnson and Byron Coley
earned the magazine a cult following with
acerbic coverage of artists such as Black
Flag, Diamanda Galas, Gary Panter, Lydia
Lunch, Minor Threat, Philip K. Dick,
Raymond Pettibon, Robert Williams, Sonic
Youth, SSD Control, the Misfit and others,
with stunning graphics by Panter, Pettibon,
Brian “Pushead” Schroeder, Monica Dee,
Phil-in-Phlash, etc. As of January 2014, OCLC locates holdings in 10 or fewer
institutions, with only three showing complete runs.
EUR 3,500.00
Hardcore punk and underground culture magazine, illustrated
throughout with original photography and graphic art. Editors
Jimmy Johnson and Byron Coley. Coverage of artists such as Black
Flag, Diamanda Galas, Gary Panter, Lydia Lunch, Minor Threat,
Philip K. Dick, Raymond Pettibon, Robert Williams, Sonic Youth,
SSD Control, the Misfit and others. With important graphics by Panter, Raymond Pettibon,
Brian “Pushead” Schroeder, Monica Dee, Phil-in-Phlash, etc.

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[#18945] FRIENDS
Nos. 1-29 (all publ.). London, 1969-1971, continued as:
FRENDZ. Nos. 1-35 (all publ.). London, May 1971-Sept.
1972. Tabloid, except no 2 which is 4to; newsprint; unbd.
(also numbered: FRIENDS Nos. 1-28 (London:
December 1969-May 3, 1971) / FRENDZ No. 1 (ie. No.29
of Friends) - No.35 all published). Printed in b./w with
occasional colouring. (63 issues). Condition generally
good to very good, only occasional light staining and
discoloration of the paper.
EUR 5,000.00
Underground paper which started off as the British edition
of Rolling Stone; No. 1 of ‘Frendz’ is identical to no. 29 of the
precursor. Edited by Alan Marcuson, later by Jerome Burn
and John May (includes the Great British Catalogue, which is
equivalent to the U.S. Whole Earth Catalogue).
Frendz was formed when Friends went into liquidation, and
under Jerome Burne and John May it became known for its in-
depth coverage of all aspects of the alternative society. It was a
rival to IT and OZ.
Extensive coverage of music (especially local heroes Hawkwind
and the Pink Fairies, and the newly-burgeoning rock festivals
they and others like them played at - Bath, Isle of Wight, Phun
City, Glastonbury, Bickershaw, etc.), as well as all aspects of the
drug culture; the Oz trial; the occult; ecology
(including Whole Earth catalogue supplements);
the Notting Hill scene (of which the paper
formed an intrinsic part); the White Panthers;
etc.
Main contributors include David May, Barney
Bubbles, Jonathon Green, Rosie Boycott, Pennie
Smith, Heathcote Williams, Nick Kent, Stanislaw
Demidjuk, Charles Radcliffe, David Widgery,
Felix de Mendelssohn, Charles Bukowski,
Michael Moorcock, Robert Calvert. Interviews
with JG Ballard, William Burroughs, Wavy
Gravy, John & Yoko, the MC5, AJ Weberman,
Mo Tucker & Doug Yule, and Kate Millet.

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[#17150] FUCK YOU: A Magazine of the Arts.

No. 5, vol. 8, March 1965. The “Third Anniversary Mad
Motherfucker Issue! Cover by ANDY WARHOL !! From
his evil Couch movie”, being an original thermofax print.
New York, Fug Press. 76 sheets, mimeographed on various
colour paper, with the thermofax front cover (which has
three small chips, see image) still attached. Side-stapled;
last 20 pages stapled upside down, last text page pulled
loose from the staples, otherwise in very good condition.
(27,8x21,5 cm).
EUR 4,500.00
A highly sought after issue, scarce with the fragile Thermofax
original cover by Andy Warhol. The artwork features a still from
Warhol’s banned Couch Movie, featuring Factory regulars Gerard
Malanga, Rufus Collins, and Kate Helicser. Illustrated throughout
with line drawings by Sanders.
In 1964, Warhol and Gerard Malanga began experimenting with the
new Thermofax technology. One direction these experiments took
were collaborations with New York avant-garde poets, including
Ron Padgett’s book 2/2 Stories for Andy Warhol published by C
Press. The Thermofax, like the silkscreen, provided another way for
Warhol to distance himself from artistic creation and introduce the
machine into his creative process. Warhol’s use of the Thermofax
however represented a rawer and more cutting edge technology
than the other photo-reproductive processes he used in his art such as
traditional silkscreening. The images used in his Thermofax series are also more
transgressive, reflecting his fascination with the cultural taboos, evinced by his
cover art for Fuck You.
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[#17941] FUCK YOU: A Magazine of the Arts.

Vol. 5 no 9 (Number 13 and LAST PUBLISHED of the
whole numbering). June/July 1965. 46 pages,
mimeographed on various coloured paper, side-stapled.
In near-fine condition (a few faint stains on the back
wrapper. This number is complete with 46 pages. Some
copies have an additional 5 pages by David Henderson,
but these are not with this copy)
EUR 1,500.00
The very rare last issue of infamous Fuck You! Magazine
published by Ed Sanders. Fuck You the magazine of Grass--
Smuggling. Contributions by Joe Brainard, Pindar, Tom Veitch,
Harry Fainlight, Gilbert Sorrentino, John Wieners, Van Buskirk,
Szabo, Taylor Mead, Robert Kelly, Lenore Kandel, Al Fowler,
Janine Pommey, Ted Berrigan (reviews Norman Mailer’s An
American Dream). Superman cartoon by Joe Brainard on page
1, Sanders’s Peace Eye Bookstore was raided in January 1966 and
he was prosecuted on obscenity charges.

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[#16170] FYLKINGEN INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN

No. 1. 1966; Nos. 1-2. 1967; No. 1.1969: SPECIAL Issue: Fylkingen Catalogue of TEXT -
SOUND - COMPOSITIONS (Cat. Raisonne) Copyright 1969; No. 2.1969. (original
wrappers, fine, and the special issue in blue plastic ring binder, w. printed title, 25 x 25
cm, stapled, 32 unpag. pp.). TOGETHER WITH: Fylkingen Och Sveriges Radio
Presenterar Tre Kvaller Med Text-Ljud-Kompositioner II. April 1969 Stockholm:
Fylkingen, 1969. 30 x 21 cm 4 pp loose in folded paper cover. Includes a programme of
radio transmissions, loosely inserted. Swedish text. A few marks to cover o.w. very
good. Probably complete.
EUR 1,200.00
Edited by Fylkingen - Society for Experimental Music and Art.
Most probably the complete set.
Issue 1 / 1966. FYLKINGEN BULLETIN Nr 1. 1966. No. 1. 1969: SPECIAL Issue: Fylkingen Catalogue of TEXT -
Stockholm: Fylkingen Society for Experimental Art, 1966. 24 SOUND - COMPOSITIONS (Cat. Raisonne) Copyright 1969.
x 22 cm. 48 pp with b&w illustrations. Swedish text. Printed Blue plastic ring binder, w. printed title, 25 x 25 cm, stapled, 32
glossy covers, lightly stained. Contains: John CAGE, Dagbok. unpag. pp.
(Probably all published of that year). No. 2. Stockholm, 1969. Original wrappers; 32 pp.; sq. 8vo.
Issue 1 / 1967 Printed papercovers, 25 x 22 cm, stapled, 44 (+ Contribs. incl.: ‘Some Functions of Music’ (by Erik Götlind);
2) pp. Texts in English + French. Contributions by K. Wiggen: ‘The Musical Background of Computer Music’ (by Knut
Memorandum 1965, G. Larsen: Fylkingen, its development Wiggen); ‘Fylkingen’s group for Linguistic Arts and Text-
and aims, John Pierce, Oskar Hansen, Yona Friedman: Sound Compositions’ (by Bengt E. Johnson); ‘Festival à
Architecture mobile, Anthony Hill, S. Fagerberg, Carl Lesche. Stockholm’ by Henri Chopin; written score of Bernard
Approx. 30 b+w illustr. incl. photogr. of K.H.Stockhausen Heidsieck’s composition ‘Terre à Terre’. 25 cm, stapled, 32
performing “Kontakte” in 1960 unpag. pp. Special Issue: Preface in English by the Fylkingen
Issue 2 / 1967 Printed papercovers, 25 x 22 cm, stapled, 56 (+ Linguistic Group. Lists works of Henri Chopin, Bernard
2) pp. Texts in English + French + Swedish. Contributions Heidsieck, Francois Durfrene, Bob Cobbing, O. Fahlstrom,
by Pierre Schaeffer, Iannis Xenakis, Gunnar Hellstroerm, A. Ilse + Pierre Garnier, John Giorno, Brion Gysin, Dick Higgins,
Lucier, NAM JUNE PAIK (Experiment elektronisk bild), Jandl, Ray Johnson, Kriwet, Bengt af Klintberg, Jackson
Kostas Axelos. Approx. 10 b+w illustr. incl. photographs of MacLow, Ladislav Novak, Carl Reutersward, G. Wolman et al.
PAIK and TV-installation. plus a Discography and Addendas.

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[#18605] GULLIVER
Nos. 1-6 (all publ.) Tokyo, Remon-sha, 1978,
29,5x21cm (25,8x18,2cm for no 6),
Stapled, covers illustrated by Keiichi Tanaami.
EUR 2,000.00
Editor: Hajime Takakura. Hardcore sex

magazine, with interest in motorcycle riders
(Bôsôzoku), Rock and Punk Rock, Araki. Also
Genpei Akasegawa, Yûtoku-Taishi Akiyama
(artists), Tsunehisa Kimura (illustrator),
Norio Sugiura bondage photographer), Keizô
Miyanishi (manga), Kôji Nakata (writer)
Shigechika Satô (filmmaker), Mikio Moriwaki
(rock musician). A mix of counter-culture of
the 60’s with important contributors. Further
details on request.

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[#18606] HEAVEN. The Magazine of Visionary Vision and Beyond.

Nos. 1-9 (all publ. ). Tokyo, Heaven Express (1-4) Gunyû-sha (5-9), 1980-1981, 25,7x21cm, illustrated front and
back covers, spine stapled, with very light wear. TOGETHER WITH precursor: WX-raY. Catch Wave
Magazinbe. No. 0 (only issue published). Tokyo, WXY inc., 1979, 36,4x26cm, 50 pages text and illustrations,
illustrated covers stapled in the spine. Cover illustration by Heikichi Harata.Edited and started by the designer
Heikichi HARATA, who had before worked as
designer for « Shinjuku Play Map (1969-1972) ». In
1979 he starts his own design office under the
name « WXY ». This was their flagship publication
with the collaboration of numerous important
designers and photographers. However iIt only
could publish this first Zero-number. Harata then
continued his career publishing the magazine
“Heaven”. Rin Yokokawa, Masayoshi Sukita,Tetsushi
Takei, Eiko Takaya ,Kôichi Tanikawa, and others
EUR 4,500.00
Edited by HARATA HEIKICHI (born 1947),

who did the graphic design, assisted by Keiji
Itô, Harumi Yamazaki, Kazuhiro Watanabe,
Jun’ichirô Sanai, Shigetoshi Onodera, Mahito
Hashimoto, Iyo Suzuki, DanTakasugi,
Atsuko Shiba, Naoya Nakamura, and others.
Photography by Nobuyoshi Araki, Masayoshi
Sukita, Heikichi Harata, Jun’ichirô Sanai,
Hiroaki Ishii, Tadaaki Kimata, Hideki Hirose,
Toshirô Kondô, Michinori, Katsumi Oka, Jin
Satô, Tetsushi Saitô, Jerry N. Uelsmann, Duane
Michaels, Les Krims, Marcia Resnick, Albert
Watson, Rena Small, Katsuyuki Yamamoto,
Daimon Musashino. Texts by: Izumi Suzuki,
Shiori Inaki, Mitushiro Takemura, and others
Comics by: Harumi Yamazaki, Hirokazu
Watanabe, Yla Okudaira, Kazuhiro Watanabe,
Shigeru Sugiura, Roman Slocombe, Bruno
Richard, Yoshikazu Ebisu, Ginji Sabasawa, Ôji
Suzuki, Shôichi Shiomi.

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[#17598] HIGH
TIMES.
The Magazine of High Society.
Numbers 1-76. Summer 1974 - December 1981. In the
original coloured wrappers, overall condition is excellent
with some issues “like new” and others with only minor
reading wear. Front and back covers all intact and fine
(except for a rubberstamp on no.16 and an old mailing
label on no 55;small ink mark on no 60; one spine split).
The first in the premiere edition, First state with $1.00
price and “premiere issue” on the cover (grey and
blue-green colored pictorial wrappers) A very rare
ongoing set of the earliest period.
EUR 6,500.00
Editor: Ed Dwyer. From the announcement-letter (May 16,
1974): “The Trans-High Corporation of New York announced
today the publication of a new magazine.... It offers extensive
and sophisticated coverage of the pleasure and psychochemical
culture.... articles ranging from the ecology of cannabis paper to
an investigative report on a nine-ton pot bust. ...A regular feature
of High Times is a comprehensive Wall Street Journal-type
listing of psychochemical prices around the world (=in fact ‘High
Witness News’). ..Also featured are medical and legal columns
written by leading experts as well as eclectic reviews of films,
records and books. ... psychochemicals have become the cause
of psychological and sociological problems; to alleviate these
problems, the first step is to take a more thorough look. This is
the purpose of High Times.” Contribs. by Richard Ashley, Bruce
Eisner, Albert Goldman, Michael Horowitz, Ron Rosenbaum,
John Wilcock, Deanne Stillman, a.o. Also interviews with (o.a.)
the Dalai Lama, Albert Hofmann, Dr. Norman Zinberg, Andy
Warhol, Peter Beard, Fran Lebowitz, Keith Richard, Marianne
Faithfull, etc. In addition to the controversial drug coverage and
in-depth countercultural articles, there is a sizeable amount of
early punk rock coverage thanks to Tom Forcade’s early interest
in the Sex Pistols and punk music as the “next big thing”. Forcade
even provided funding for John Holmstrom’s Punk magazine at
one point. While High Times continues to this day, the focus here
was on music related coverage and therefore this particular run
ends in 1981 where the musical interest also begins to taper off.
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[#19188] HITWEEK (and ALOHA). HIHA HI.T.WEEK

Years 1 (no 1) thru the end of year 4 (last publ.) as follows: - 1st year no. 1 (17 september
1965) - no. 53 (16 september 1966) : - 2nd year no. 1 (23 september 1966) - no. 52 (15
september 1967) ; - 3rd year no 1 (22 september 1967 - no. 52 (13 september 1968) ; -
4th year no. 1 (20 september 1968) - no. 32 (25 april 1969),together 189 (minus 6)
numbers. Amsterdam, 1965-1969, continued as: ALOHA. Years 1-5 (all and last publ.).
Amsterdam, 9 Mei 1969-26 April 1974. Each year 26 numbers, except Year 2 which has
52 nubers. Unbound, original issues as published, tabloïd size, on newsprint.
Numerous illustrations and photographs. All issues in good condition.
EUR 5,000.00
As (nearly) complete as offered here (only 6 issues

ofHitweek are missing) a very rare set of the foremost
pop- and underground magazine of the ‘60s and ‘70s in
The Netherlands, with groundbreaking original new design.
Ogan of the ‘youth rebellion’, with strong ties to the Provo-
movement and Kabouters / Orange Free State, founded by
Willem de Ridder and Peter Muller. Contribs. Contributions
a.o by Anthon Beeke, André van der Louw, Cor Jaring, Evert
Geradts, Ewald Vanvught, Ed van der Elsken, Harry Buckinx,
Hans Plomp, Herman Pieter de Boer, Hans Verhagen, Jan
Cremer, Jan Donkers, Josje Leeger, Koos Zwart, Laurie
Langenbach, Lennaert Nijgh, Luud Schimmelpennink,
Marijke Koger, Nico Haasbroek, Peter Schröder, Pim Oets,
Robert Crumb, Richter Roegholt,Rogier Proper, Frits Boer,
Bernard Holtrop, Willem, Simon Vinkenoog, Thom Jaspers,
Theo van den Boogaard, Wim de Bie, Wim Noordhoek,
Wouter van Oorschot, Yoko Ono and many others.

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[#8105] DE HOEK VAN DE STRAAT

Nos. 1-5 (all publ.). Amsterdam, Oct. 1976-1977. L. folio; ills.
(No. 3 is present with 3 variant-covers, silver/aluminum,
yellow and red with identical image, light wear to edges, but
generally fine).
EUR 700.00
Ed. by Robert Malasch & Carlot Wissing. Photographs, interviews,
reports on the Amsterdam avant-garde art scene, galleries, theatre,
dance, new trends in fashion, interesting lay-out and advertising.
Interviews and features include Sandberg, Aldo van Eyck, Gilbert &
George, Paul de Leeuw, Wally Tax, Philip Glass, photographs Kerr,
Charlie Wissing, Koen Wessing, etc.
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[#16628] HOLLYWOOD QUARTERLY

Volume 1 - 5 (all publ.). Berkeley & Los Angeles:(University of
California Press), 1945-1950. Together 20 issues and supplement
issue to 1 no 1. Original printed wrappers. An excellent set.
EUR 1,200.00
Edited by John Howard Lawson, S.T. Farquhar, a.o. (Hollywood
Writers Mobilization). Precursor to The Quarterly of Film, Radio, and
Television, and Film Quarterly, which is still being published. “The first
issue of Hollywood Quarterly, in October 1945, marked the appearance
of the most significant, successful, and regularly published journal of
its kind in the United States. For its entire life, the Quarterly held to
the leftist utopianism of its founders, several of whom would later be
blacklisted. The journal attracted a collection of writers unmatched in
North American film studies for the heterogeneity of their intellectual
and practical concerns: from film, radio, and television industry workers
to academics; from Sam Goldwyn, Edith Head, and Chuck Jones to
Theodor Adorno and Siegfried Kracauer.” (Quoted from the Univ.of Calif.
Anthology).

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[#8260] INS AND

OUTS.
A Magazine of Awareness.
Nos. 1-4/5 (all publ.). Amsterdam, June 1978 - July 1980.
Original pictorial wrappers; illustrations & photographs.
EUR 800.00
Journal of the “Magic Amsterdam” ‘avant-garde’, edited. by Edward
Woods, with assistance of, and guest-editorships by Ira Cohen, Mel
Clay, Neeli Cherkovski, Hans Plomp, William Levy, a.o. Articles &
photographs by Steef Davidson (on the Nieuwmarkt: Subway Culture
in Amsterdam), Mel Clay (The Myth of the Male Orgasm. Window
Shopping in Amsterdam Red Light District), Hans Plomp, Rachel
Pollack, Ira Cohen, Simon Vinkenoog (on Magic Amsterdam). Marijke
Mooy,, Steve Weiss, Jessie Gordon, Bruce Carpenter & Charlz Baba,
Rachel Pollack, Magic Mike Taylor.Bert Schierbeek, Tajiri, Marpa, a.o.
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[#16328]
INTERVIEW. (ANDY WARHOL’S INTERVIEW orig. as: Inter/VIEW).
Year 1 nos. 1-12. New York, n.d. (November) 1969 - n.d. (November?) 1970. Together with:
Year 2 no 1. January 1971. Together 13 issues. Tabloïd, selfcovers, printed on newsprint in
b/w, nos. 2 onward often with one colour added for the front and back cover. All issues
are unfolded and - despite the poor paper quality and endemic browning - in near mint
condition with only very little edgewear to some issues . Number 9 has 2 closed tears but
otherwise still a very good copy. Very rare now.
EUR 4,500.00
The beginning of Andy Warhol’s journal “Interview” (cover photographs taken by the world’s most famous photographers
title “inter/VIEW”, subtitled ‘A monthly film journal’). Edited and interviews with the world’s celebrities and filmmakers:
by Gerard Malanga (till no. 3), Paul Morrissey, John Wilcock Mick Jagger, Jane Fonda, Jim Morrison, Joe Dallesandro,
(the hippie publisher of ‘Other Scenes’, who was Interviews Jean-Paul Belmondo, Alain Delon, Rolling Stones, Don
first printer), and Andy Warhol. Undoubtedly the most Johnson, special issues on Woodstock, Rita Hayworth, First
influential monthly for the jet-set since the late sixties, it Anniversary Edition 8th New York Film Festival, Elvis Presley,
developed from this exclusive film magazine to the foremost etcetera. Features interviews and essays on films (with Varda,
publication of avant-garde, pop-art, pop-music, film and Michael Sarne, George Cukor, Visconti, Kazan, Shepard,
photography. The first issue (Collectors edition) featured Owens, Ritchi, George Avakia, Pasolini, Robert Altman,
a photograph of Viva naked on the cover with her (also MASH, John Schlesinger, Fellini Poppaea, Ingrid Bergman,
naked) co-stars James Rado and Jerome Ragni (Hair) from Larry Kramer, Costa-Gavras, and many more). Vol. 2 no 1 is
Lions Love, directed by Agnes Varda. Further issues with Best Film Venice Film Festival, Barbara Loden’s Wanda.

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[#15315] INTRO
Nos. 1-5. Odhams Press Ltd., 189 High Holburn, London. September 23
- October 21, 1967, plus two unnumbered issues dated November 11 and
December 2, 1967. Orig. selfwrappers, illustrated throughout; issues of
30 pages, width 17,5 x heighth 44 Cm; clean copies, occasional dogeared,
only the first number lacks ab. 3 cm of the right top corner of the front
cover.
EUR 1,000.00
Beautifully produced lifestyle magazine, a weekly for fashion, design, pop-
culture and music, printed on newsprint in bright colours, with many full page
illustrations, fashion photographs etc. The first number “promises you: the kind
of magazine somebody ought to have started years ago. The kind of magazine
that knows what’s going on…We’re brighter, using colours in far-out new ways…
News about clothes, hair, make-up, News about people, records, jobs, clubs,
opinions, places, your loves, hates….”
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[#18299] JAZZWERELD
Nos 1-43 (all published). Hilversum, International
Musicals, July 1965 - May-June 1973. Original
illustrated stapled wrappers (31,5x23,5 cm). Nos 1-7
have the issue numbers handwritten in ink on the
front cover, as well as owner’s signature on page 2 or 3.
no 14 has some spine damage, but overall a nice set.
EUR 1,200.00
Superb Dutch Jazz magazine with important collaborators.
Photographs by Nico van der Stam, Koen Wessing, Hans
Katan, Ed van der Elsken a.o.; contibutors include Misja
Mengelberg, Philip Freriks, Rudy R.Koopmans, Willem
Breuker, Jan Heerma van Voss, a.o.

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[#15408] IT (THE INTERNATIONAL TIMES)

Nos. 1-164 (all). London, 14 Oct. 1966-Oct. 1973;
-TOGETHER WITH FIRST REVIVAL: Vol. 2 nos. 1-3 (all published under
the original editors). London, May/June-August 1974. Unbound, folio,
tabloïd, some issues 4to; illustrated.
- TOGETHER WITH SECOND REVIVAL: Vol. 3 (1975) till Vol. 5 no 6
(=final issue, published June 1980; the complete period lacking vol.3 no 1
only).
- ALSO PRESENT ARE SPECIAL ISSUES:: - No. 10,5 Emergency Issue (on
yellow paper, margins torn and soiled), - No. 14,5 Summer Sadness for John
Hopkins (=large folding poster in colour) - No. 22, 5 Instant Information
Poster. Happy New Life 1968 (=large folding poster, b/w, - ‘Frivolous Summer
Issue’ 1980 (Tabloïd) and - undated (smaller size) ‘Festival Issue-Official
Guide to what’s next’. The issues in this set are Tabloïd, and a few 4to, all are
in generally good to very good condition, with inevitable slight damage to
margins and over foldings of some of the issues, and some discoloration
due to the newsprint- paper.
EUR 14,000.00
The major underground paper of Britain, wellknown also Amsterdam, report on Timothy Leary’s show from Bubu in
abroad, edited by Barry Miles, later TomMcGrath and Bill New York, LSD; Dope prices, Pink Floyd Mix Media Show,
Levy. Published as nos. 1-164, 14 Oct. 1966 - 19 Oct. 1973; vol. 2 etc. No. 2 brings the report on the IT launch party. Further
nos. 1-3, May/June - Aug. 1974; vol. 3 nos. 2-4, July-November issues have features on practically all important aspects of
1975; 1976 no. 1 (Sep.) -12, Aug. 1977; vol. 4 nos. 1-12, (Jan.) - the period, the drug scene, anti-Vietnam demonstrations,
Dec. 1978; vol. 5 nos. 1-5, March 1979 - Jan./Feb. 1980 and some happenings in Amsterdam, Alexander Trocchi, and so
additional ‘half ’-numbers. on. Contribs. include: William Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg,
The emphasis of the paper changed markedly over the years Alexander Trocchi, Bertrand Russell, Bob Dylan, Ezra Pound,
according to who was on the editorial collective,either Gary Snyder, Adrian Mitchell, Buckminster Fuller, Fritz Teufel,
predominantly artistic, political and literary, or predominantly Norman Mailer, Claes Oldenburg, Abbie
sexual at times. Several important legal actions have been Hoffmann, Dick Gregory, Jeff Nuttall,
brought against it. IT’s impact on design, style and writing Timothy Leary, Michael Abdul Malik,
techniques has remained till this day. It was financed in Jim Haynes, Miles, Bob Cobbing, Simon
periods by The Beatles and was central to the development Vinkenoog, Yoko Ono, but mostly staff
of 1960’s culture. No. 1 publishes an obituary of Andre Breton journalists. The revival period (after Barry
by Jean-Jacques Lebel, Yoko Ono’s Indica Gallery show, Bob Miles) is extremely scarce.
Cobbings’s Group H exhibition, Simon Vinkenoog on Provo

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[#14703] JEUNE CINÉMA.

Revue mensuelle publiée
par la Fédération Jean Vigo.
Nos. 51-89. Paris, Déc/Jan. 1970/71 - Sept/Oct. 1975.
Original pictorial wrappers. Sm 8vo.
EUR 400.00
Avant-garde film magazine, directed by Jean Delmas
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[#18566] JUST ANOTHER ASSHOLE

Numbers 3 ,5, 6 and 7 (=last), together: - Unnumbered issue (No. 3).
New York City, n.d. Folio, 48 pp. Original newsprint wraps with small
tears at spine.
- Just Another Asshole no. 5 - Vinyl LP Record marks. Includes writings by: Kathy Acker,
& CD - Z’ev, Arleen Schloss, Gail Vachon, Herr Eric Bogosian, Jack Goldstein, Dan
Lugus, Sonic Youth’s Thur / Ess, Barbara; Glenn Graham, Jenny Holzer, Barbara Kruger,
Branca, eds New York: Just Another Asshole, Richard Prince, Kiki Smith, David
1981. First edition. LP Record with CD. New Wojnarowicz and many others.
York: Just Another Asshole, 1981. LP, black vinyl - No. 7 (=last published). Thought Objects.
in original sleeve. The record is very good with Photographs (pages 1-120, Essays pages
only faint wear. The sleeve is a plain white with 121-141 + Index). 21x21 cm.; orig.pictorial
a “Just Another Asshole” stamp on the front and a covers. Includes photographs by Sarah Charlesworth,
label with the track list on the verso. The sleeve has Nan Goldin, Jack Goldstein, Dan Graham, Peter Hujar,
rubbing, spotting, corner wear, a two-inch split on the Barbara Kruger, Richard Prince, David Wojnarowicz
bottom egde, and a faint dampstain on the lower left and many others. Essays by Gary Indiana, Cookie
edge. Mueller, David Rattray, Amy Taubin, Lynne Tillman,
- No. 6. Ess, Barbara and Glenn Branca, eds. Softcover, et al. Minor rubbing along spine.
186 pages; good condition; front and rear covers have EUR 1,600.00
some pin/staple sized holes; spine creased; no internal

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[#19077] KICKS
Numbers 1-19 (all publ.) . San Diego
(1979 - 1981). Some minor toning and
wear but excellent condition overall.
EUR 1,600.00
All 19 issues published of this monthly San
Diego Rock music magazine which, in
addition to documenting standard rock acts,
was the first to document the nascent local
punk scene and clubs like the Skeleton Club
and bands like the Dils and Zeros.
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[#17975] KILL IT. For Snuffing Glue Freaks

Number 1 (all published). Manchester. Publisher: Badass
Productions, nd [c.1977]. 33x21,5cm. 8 pages, stapled upper left
corner. On front pages in blue ink handwritten “Sleak!”.
EUR 400.00
[Alberto y Lost Trios Paranoias].
The first and last issue of this zine which parodied first wave punk in the
UK. The title is an obvious reference to the seminal punk zine Sniffin’ Glue.
Probably issued by the performance group comedy act Alberto y Lost
Trios Paranoias, perhaps in conjunction with the play Snuff Rock, which
lampooned punk and snuff films.

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[#16045] KROSTA
Nunero unico [only number published], Torino, Edizioni
Tarzan, 1981; 69x52 cm.
EUR 550.00
Mural journal for the rock-music scene in Italy, printed on one side in heliogravure (with
light discoloration), photomontages, and photographs: all concerning Rock and Punk
music groups.
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[#13684] LUI. Le Magazine de l’Homme Moderne.

Nos. 1-100. Paris, déc. 1963 - mai 1972. In original
wrappers (a few somewhat worn, but generally in very
good condition). Illustrated. Very rare as complete as
this! Added supplement: LUI. Mode Masculine. Hors
Série: Nos. 1-(2). oct. 1966 - janv. 1967.
EUR 3,000.00
French equivalent to “Playboy” with contributions on Brel &
Brassens, Jeanne Moreau, Anouilh, Salvador Dali, Jean-Paul
Sartre, François Truffaut, Charles Trenet, Françoise Sagan,
Vadim, Alain Delon, Johnny Hallyday, Charles Aznavour,
Stokely Carmichael, Angela Davis, etc. and interviews with
Henry Miller, Kim Novak, J.J.Servan-Schreiber, Jean-Paul
Belmondo, Brigitte Bardot, Arthur Miller (by Oriana Fallaci),
etc. Photographs and covers by Frank Gitty, Francis Giacobetti,
Max Danton, Bruce Davidson, Jean-Claude Sauer, Sam Levin,
Michel Holsnyder, a.o., with photoreports on Brigitte Bardot
(in 5 nos.), Jane Fonda, Claudia Cardinale, Jane Birkin, Ursala
Andress, etc. Illustrations by Siné, Tome Ungerer, Sempé a.o.
One issue (2) slightly worn, rest in very good condition and
complete with all centerfolds.

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[#16092] MAINMISE. Organe québécois de la pensée magique, du rock

international, et du gay sçavoir.
No. 1 [octobre 1970] thru No. 78 [Eté
1978]. Quebec, Mainmise, 1970-1978.
Nos 1 à 20 and number ‘Best of La
dope’”, [1972], 21 numbers in-8 [11,5 X
18,5 cm] ab.224/240 pages,illustsrated,
Nos 21 à 52, 32 numbers [20 X 27,5
cm.] comprising 64 pages each,
illustrated, stapled; Nos. 53 à 78, 26
numbers [29 X 37 cm]. Each 48 pages,
illustrated. All numbers with a
different illustrated over. Added: Le
petit supplément illustré” Nos 1- 9.
1975. [Complete ?] 9 numbers [36X
27cm.] 176 pp of comics with
coninuing pagination.
EUR 5,000.00
Founded by Jean Basile and Georges Khalm,

member of the Underground Press Syndicate
(publié par Pénélope, distribué par les Messageries
du Jour).
Complete collection of this periodical of the
counter-culture movement of Quebec, advocating
and reporting on alternative lifestyles and utopian
ideology. Abundantly illustrated a.o. by Robert
Crumb, R. Cobb, Guynard, M. Pouliot, Baloune etc,
Articles and contributions by Pénélope & Linda
Gaboriau, Christian Allegre, Jean Basile Bezroudnoff,
Kenneth Chalk, Georges Kahl, Denis Vanier,
Raymon Lavallée, Buckminster Fuller, Marshall
McLuhan, L. Clark Steven, Timothy Leary, Alan
Watts, a manifest of homosexual liberation (Carl
Wittman), etc. Special issues on all the topics of the
time: drugs, free sex, free schools, ecological issues,
the media, womens liberation, etc. All in good
condition except for some flaws to the covers of
numbers 21-28-31-37-47-49 and 52 and ballpen mark
on number 40. Number 4 has the folding Quebec-
Marijuana-banner which was a supplement.

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[#14903] THE MALE FIGURE

Nos. 1-36 (all publ.). Los Angeles, Los Alamitos, 1956-1966. Orig.
colour pictorial wrappers, (13 x 19 Cm, last 2 issue 2 Cm. taller),
Numerous photographs. A mint set.
EUR 1,500.00
Photographed and published by Bruce of Los Angeles this publication
started to openly publish male physique photography in pin-up
style. Issues are also numbered as Volume, and average 48-56 pages.
Photography and covers in the beginning b/w only, starting with no. 24
there are colour covers and also some colour photographs inside.
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[#18915] METAL MELTDOWN. Straight from the infernal wasteland.
Nos. 1-10 (all publ.). Self Published 1987-1992, Severna Park, Maryland.
large 8vo, spinestapled, ca 32pp each. Printed wraps as issued. Numerous
Black & White plates.
EUR 900.00
Editor in chief: Jeffrey Vanderclute. Fanzine, from the suburbs of late 80s Baltimore.
Produced during a transition period in Metal there are interviews with Megadeth,
Sepultura, Autopsy, Epedemic, gigs and demo reviews, photographs, notes from a
sick mind, grizzly cartoons and more.

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[#16254] MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL (MAXIMUM ROCK’N’ROLL

zine; Maximum Rock and Roll). Bi-monthly.
Nos. 1-74. San Francisco, MRR, first number not dated (ca. Sept/October 1982) - July 1989.
Unbound, as issued, 27,2 x 21 cm, about 56-124 pages/issue, printed on newsprint b/w,
stapled in the spine. Endemic browning, some ragged edges and minor spine damage, a
few numbers with closed tears, chipped corners. Altogether an excellent clean set with
only minor damage to two numbers as detailed at the bottom of the footnote.
EUR 8,000.00
Published (originally) by Jeff Bale, Jeff Berlin, Mark Berlin, Roseann Berlin, Jello Biafra, Bob
Black, Booth, Eric Bradner, Mickey Creep, Peter Dimaria, Jim Donovan, Ray Farrell, Fletch, Henry
Hample, Dave Rave (photographs) etc.; from the actual MRR website we quote: History of MRR-
Maximumrocknroll is a widely distributed monthly fanzine dedicated to supporting the underground
punk rock scene. MRR’s 20-year plus history and large, obsessed all-volunteer staff has made its
punk rock coverage the most consistently up-to-date and reliable around. Several major media
conglomerates control most music produced today. In contrast, MRR reinforces the values of the punk
underground by remaining independent and not-for-profit. Maximumrocknroll started in 1977 as a
punk rock radio show - one of the first and best of all time. “Tim (Yo) and the Gang” played the latest
punk and hardcore sounds from across the world, the U.S., and from their home in the bristling SF Bay
Area punk scene. “The gang” included personalities like Jeff Bale, Ruth Schwartz, and Jello Biafra. Punk
antiheroes regularly visited as guest DJs, and the roster of touring bands interviewed on the show reads

like the track list on a classic old comp. The show was notable for
the immediacy of the music, a dedication to international coverage
(rare at the time), and for explicitly interjecting progressive politics
into the dialogue of punk. The show became hugely successful in the
underground, and eventually was broadcast from stations across the
U.S. and abroad. Maximumrocknroll, in its zine form, first appeared in
1982 as the newsprint booklet in Not So Quiet On the Western Front, a
comp LP released on then-Dead Kennedys’ label Alternative Tentacles.
The comp included 47 Nevada and Northern California bands,
many of whom went on to ruin thousands of impressionable kids
for productive civic life by releasing some of the best punk records
ever….. The Maximumrocknroll columns section has served as the
punk scene’s gossipy party line for decades…. By remaining stable on
the one hand, flipping the bird with the other, MRR’s controversial
personality has affected-or infected-the history of punk rock for all
time. Added: Collectors Issue Number 8. Noted Damages: no 2 has a
tear in first 2 pages without loss of text or image, no.10 has half of an
inside page missing and a corner torn of another page.

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[#19224] MIDI-MINUIT FANTASTIQUE

Nos. 1-24 (all publ.). Paris, (Éds. du Terrain Vague), mai/juin 1962 - hiver 1970/71.
Original pictorial wrappers in good condition (some just very lightly shaven);
roy-8vo., later 4to. Numerous illustrations.
EUR 1,200.00
This periodical is devoted exclusively to
fantasy in film, fiction and performing
arts, directed by Eric Losfeld, edited by
Alain LeBris & Michael Caen. Thematic
issues, e.g.: Terence Fisher; Vamps
Fantastiques; Special King Kong, Special
Dracula; Comte Zaroff; Erotisme et
Epouvante dans le cinema anglais, Tour
du Monde fantastique, Fu Manchu,
Polanski, Japon, Wakamatsu Koji, Science
Fiction, Gaston Leroux, etc.
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[#18601] MOJO-NAVIGATOR. (Rock & Roll News)

Nos. 1-14 (all published, also numbered as Vol. 1 no. 1 - Vol. 2 no 2) . San
Francisco, August 8,1966-August 1967. Mimeographed sheets in different
colour and b/w printing on both sides, the last two issues printed offset (no. 9
and the last number with one colour added). Stapled in left upper corner
(only no.2 has been re-stapled,others are all original staples). First issue is in
colour photocopy, rest is in original issues as published, excellent condition
and clean.
ADDED: - a multicoloured psychedelic drawing (unsigned, by Geoff Evans?),
- three other related ephemeral pieces, detail see below.
EUR 4,500.00
The legendary “Mojo-Navigator Rock & Roll News” was a • No. 3, August 23, is
music zine by Greg Shaw and David Harris. Covers the local three sheets, with news of SF Oracle launch, band news,
alternative music scene. Considered to be the precursor to rumours and gossip, and record reviews (Bob Dyland etc).
later alternative journalism (Crawdaddy and Rolling Stone • No. 4, August 30, is now four sheets, and is mainly devoted
and later fanzines). Issues between 3 and 34 pages. The first to an interview with the Grateful Dead, plus a feature on
issue was published August 8, 1966 as a mimeographed Country Joe & The Fish by Greg Shaw.
newssheet of two pages with concert announcements at the
• No. 5, September 7, is given over to the second half of The
Matrix, Fillmore and Avalon. This issue in colour facsimile.
Grateful Dead interview, and a response to the SF Oracle’s
ALL OTHERS ARE ORIGINAL FIRST PRINTS
unsympathetic article on the SF rock scene.
• No. 2, August 16, featured news of The Straight Theatre, and
• No. 6, September 18, is three sheets, reporting on record
Jim Gurley, local musician from the band Big Brother &
releases, New York radio, and upcoming concerts. Report
The Holding Co.

of the publication of “The I.D. Band Book”; news that “the two colour Tom Weller-designed handbill for the band’s
Velvet Underground has released a lousy single on Verve upcoming show at the Jabberworck. As well, a photo of
Records - Andy Warhol produced it, Nico sings (hah-hah) Bob Weir, and an Victor Moscoso-designed handill for
on it. It’s the musical equivalent of a painted Brillo box Country Joe & The Fish, Bug Brother & The Holding Co,
which sells for $400”; a report on NY radio; record reviews and Quicksilver Messenger Service at the Avalon, plus
(incl. “Sunshine Superman”); upcoming dates by The Byrds, letters about the riot on Sunset Strip,the police heavy
Grateful Dead, etc. handedness, and the differences between the scenes in LA
• No. 7, September 27 is four sheets, and features an interview and SF. Correspondence between Bill Graham and Chet
with SF DJ Tommy Saunders, and Big Brother & The Helms; photo of Bob Weir
Holding Co., plus ads for upcoming concerts by Country • No. 12, December 22, is eight sheets, with a printed photo
Joe & The Fish, Takoma, and Freedom Highway. cover of Ed Saunders, incorporating two Victor Moscoso-
• No. 8, October 1966, is six mimeo’d sheets, and features designed colour handbills, with The Grateful Dead and
an interview with Janis Joplin and Big Brother & The Moby Grape at he Avalon, and Country Joe & The Fish
Holding Co. , plus news on The Doors, a review of The at the California Hall. Featured ar ethe conclusions of
Seeds, and a full page ad “A Prophecy Of A Declaration Of the Country Joe & The Fish and The Mystery Trends
Independence” for the “Love-Pageant” rally in the Haight- interviews, and the article “The British Blues Scene” by
Ashbury (a psychedelic celebration held on Oct. 6 to David Harris.
coincide with the outlawing of LSD, and incl. Big Brother, • No. 13, April 1967, is 30 page, black and white printed with
the Dead, and Ken Kesey with his Prankster bus). cover photo of James Gurley from Big Brother & The
• No. 9, October 17, is six sheets, and features a Jim Kweskin Holding Co. Featured is a Blues Magoos interview, reviews
interview, Dootone Records, new, events, and an original by Greg Shaw and Gene Sculatti, editorial on the ris of
Stanley Mouse handbill announcing The Daily Flash with new rock criticism, Mike Daly on Phil Spector, Rick Griffin
Country Joe & The Fish at the Avalon, stapled in as last psychedelic artwork, incorporating a photo by Gene
page.(scarcer yellow and grey colour variant). Mick Jagger Anthony of The Grateful Dead.
photo front cover. 3pp. Jim Kweskin interview; Dootone • No. 14, August 1967, is 38 pages, with cover photo of Jimi
Records; news, reviews, gossip, events. Hendrix, and an interview with The Doors, coverage
• No. 10, November 8, is nine sheets plus a printed photo of the Monterey festival, article of Eric Clapton, record
cover. It incorporates an two colour Tom Weller handbill reviews, news, and a Tom Weller designed psychedelic ad
for Country Joe & The Fish at the Jabberworck, and a two for Country Joe & The Fish. ADDED MATERIAL: 1) an
colour Steve Renick-designed handbill for the 13th Floor original multi-coloured psychedelic drawing entitled “The
Elevators and Moby Grape at the Avalon, and a photo Mojo Navigator” (27.5x21.5cm.), uncredited but probably by
of Jerry Garcia. Also featured was an interview with The the magazine’s artist, Geoff Evans (who hand-drew similar
Mystery Trend, and news of Bill Graham banning Mojo- artwork on denim jackets worn by the editors); 2) a small
Navigator editor Dave Harris from The Fillmore.terming card with a hand-drawn design by Greg Shaw in purple
the paper “a rag” and screaming “I’m not mad, you are and green, possibly an early idea for the magazine’s logo,
beneath my anger”; full-page Stanley Mouse ad. for Big stamped with his San Bruno address (thus pre-dating the
Brother & The Holding Co.’s first single on Mainstream first issue); 3) an early Mojo-Navigator flyer, featuring a
Records; Jerry Garcia photo; record reviews b/w cartoon (Crime/Justice 4) a vintage 10x8 b/w photo of
Brian Jones onstage in Cincinnati, 1965, sporting the look
• No. 11, November 22, is seven sheets and has part two
that Greg Shaw sought successfully to emulate (caption to
of The Mystery Trend interview, and an interview with
verso written out in Shaw’s hand).
Country Joe & The Fish, who are also on the cover, plus a
•

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[#9310] MUSICA.
Publication mensuelle.
Année 1-12 (of 13 publ.). Paris, Pierre Laffitte, 1902-1913
(comprising nos. 1-135, of 143 issues publ.). Bound set
(lacking 6 issues); years 1908-1913 with the illustrated
front-covers. With numerous illustrations. Slightly
trimmed, one issue damaged. Folio. Added: 93 scattered
issues of the supplements ‘Album Musica’.
EUR 1,500.00
Scarce collection of this illustrated monthly published by Lafitte,
devoted to popular and classical music, opera, lyrical theatre,
performances, etc. Renders the best possible panorama of musical
life in France before the war. The ‘Albums’ usually contain musical
scores.
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[#14275] DIE MUSIK. Monatsschrift, begr. von B. Schuster.

Jahrgang 1-33 no. 5. Stuttgart/Berlin, 1901/02-Feb. 1941. (Also
numbered as Band 1-56, 1901-1915 & Jahrgang 15-33, 1922/23-
1940/41). Till 1914 in the original publ. cloth bindings, then bound,
hcloth or original cloth till year 1930, with the exception 1914/II,
1915 & Jan.-Sept. 1926, which are in original wrappers, just like the
remaining years (some are loosening); supplements in the original
cloth portfolios (filed alphabetically. 4to; with numerous
illustrations, make the impression of being complete, but detailed
checking of this set has been impossible).
EUR 2,000.00
Exceptionally long ongoing series with the supplements; these include
plates, portraits, facsimiles, musical notations, etc.; a rather popular musical
monthly, ed. by B. Schuster, later by J. Günther & H. Gerigk. Plates and
supplements are often difficult identifiable, which makes an absolutely
accurate collation impossible. This set however makes the impression of
(near) completeness for the supplements.Only 3 issues (= year 28 no. 10; 29
no. 7 & 32 no. 7), and not all the (half-) yearly indices are present. Publication
was interrupted from 1915-1921, and went on till 1943. (Fellinger, 1558).

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[#15025] DE MUZIEK
Vol. 1-7 (all publ.). Amsterdam, 1926/27-1932/33. Orig. wrappers.
Light soilage and some browning at the edges but otherwise a good
set.
EUR 400.00
Edited by Paul F. Sanders and Willem Pijper. Contributions by Mengelberg,
Sem Dresden, Willem Pijper, J. Conradi, Wouter Paap, Matthys Vermeulen,
Hans Holländer.
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[#18573] NANAVESH. Throbbing Gristle.

Music from the Death Factory.
Premier Issue. London: Dave Farmer, 1980. Staple-bound card
wraps, 30x18,5cm, 12 pp. including covers. Light rubbing and
spine creases to the wraps, interior is clean and bright
EUR 400.00
Farmer, in the words of Genesis P-Orridge, was “a friend of Throbbing
gristle who had worked for them at times and later published this zine.”
The ‘zine which, began as a homage to Throbbing Gristle, lasted five
issues and included other industrial groups before folding. Issue five (23
Drifts to Guestling, 1983) was issued on cassette. Despite the cut-and-
paste and hand-written layout, the cover is surprisingly professional
with a glossy red and black cover. Contents include a “basic A – Z of T.G.”
with some history of the band, news clippings, and a couple of photos
unique to this ‘zine.

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[#17944] NEUE MUSIK. Kunst- und gesellschaftskritische Beiträge

Heft 1-6 (all published). Münchener Jugendkulturwerk. Jeunesse Musicales.
Studio für Neue Musik München. (1961). In original issues 20,5x15 cm, each
varying from 12-22 pages; illustrated selfwrappers, printed on glossy paper,
lightly toned, but otherwise in excellent condition. Loosely laid in: invitations
to 2 performances in Munich at the T.H. and Hochschule für Musik (15
Nov.1960/12 March 1961; 3 Feb. 1961). Very rare.
EUR 1,200.00
Contributions by G. Ligeti, M. Kagel, W. Rosenberg, H. Schwimmer, K. Stockhausen, D.

Schnebel u.a Reproductions of artwork by E. Cimiotti, F. Thieler, F. Kriwet, H. Platschek, E.
Schumacher, J. Mitchell, J. Bissier, K.O. Götz, G. Deppe, P. Brüning, L. Fischer, W. Wessel, H.
Claus, P. Dorazio, O. Piene, A. Tapies, A. Saura, M.Cuixart, G. Hoehme, K.R.H. Sonderborg,
Cesar, L. Fontana a.o.
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[#19239] NEW YORK ROCKER.

Number 1. New York Rocker, Publisher. November 1976. Newspaper.
Tabloid. 29 x 43 cm folded horizontally. 22 pp. Black and white
photos throughout. Good condition, general browning to the paper,
some small tear to edge and spine, minor soiling.
EUR 400.00
“The definitive music and culture publication in NYC in the early 8o’s”. Edited,
published by Andy (Andrew) Schwartz, art-direction by Elizabeth Van Itallie,
with photographs by Guillette Barbet, Lee Childers a.o.; published by Alan
Betrock. Ramones, as well as others on Patti Smith, The Talking Heads, etc.

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[#18685] NEWCOMERS. Magazine of New Literature

Numbers 1-8 (all publ.) Chicago, IL, Newcomer Publishing 1980/82. 28x22 cm.,
stapled (except 8: folded sheet), ca 20pp each. Illustrated zine with stories, comics,
music reviews and more. No. 3 with the badge attached.
EUR 1,000.00
Edited /published by Eric A. Newcome . Illustrated zine with

stories, comics, music reviews and more. Like New Wave Music,
New Literature represents a return to the basics of an art form.
Contributions by Alexis Alger, Philips Reiss, Nathan George, etc.;
photographs, band reviews, comics, poems, record reviews, etc.
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[#19079] NOT
FADE AWAY.
The Texas Music Magazine
Nos. 1 -4 (all published):Austin, TX, 1975/85. 28x21,5 cm., stapled,
32pp/36pp.
EUR 500.00
Edited by Doug Hanners.Features The Thirteenth Floor Elevators, with
interview reprinted from Mother Magazine, 1967, and a lengthy interview
with Roky Erickson by the editor; interviews with Kenny and the Kasuals,
Shivas Headband, Ronnie Weiss (aka Mouse of Mouse and The Traps), The
Sparkles, Red Krayola (from Mother Magazine, 1968), and members of Lost
& Found and The Golden Dawn et al.

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[#18342] NO FUN
5 issues (Numbers 9, 13-16) out of
18 published. July 1978 - April 1979
Zürich, Switzerland.
EUR 400.00
• No fun. (5 of a total of 18 nrs.
published) Zurich: Self published,
october 1977 - june 1980. ‘No fun’ was
the first German language Punk-
fanzine. Issues of 24-28 pages, quarto.
• Nr. 9. July, 1978. Zurich: 1978. Rasta
Revolution; sound check singles, Elvis Costello suicide, alternative
tv, mothers ruin… + beilage: El Torrero Pjotr Kraska
• Nr. 13. Dezember, 1978. The Rezillos; Die 3Genialen Alben von den
Clash, Sham69 und X-Ray Spex; Die Wahnwitzige entertainer…
;Ramones; Adam and the Ants; Ian Dury, Neon…
• Nr. 14. Februar, 1979. TNT’s im hey; John Lydon; Clash;
sound check; sperma; interview Sid Vicious; Reggea joe gibbs
discographie; jimmy cliff…
• Nr. 15. März, 1979. Bob Andrews; Generation X; Billy Idol/
Bob Andrews; Adam & The Ants; Lurkers; Teds’n’ Punx united:
shotgun Eddie & the Ravers…sperma…sick; teenage jeuse and
the jerk
• Nr. 16. April, 1979. Reggeae, Israel Vibration; Rudolph Dietrich; Die Fruhjahs kollektion, Wire;
TNT; Mothers TuinBig Youth; Tapper Zukie; Sound check; Songs of Jah, Freddy Mackay; The
Red Crayola.
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[#9539] NUESTRA MUSICA.

Revista bimensual editada en Mexico.
Ano 1-3 no 9. México, D.F., Marzo 1946 - Enero 1948. Original
wrappers; illustrated.
EUR 400.00
Ed. by Jesus Bal y Gay, Carlos Chavez, Blas Galindo, Rodolfo Halffter, J.
Pablo Moncayo, Adolfo Salazar, Luis Sandi, with contribs. by Bela Bartók
(posthumous), Manuel De Falla, Carlos Sanchez Malaga, Vicente T.
Mendoza, Aaron Copland, Arthur V. Berger, Henrietta Yurchenko, a.o.

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[#18888] NO MAGAZINE (No Mag)

No. 1 - [14/15] unnumbered double issue. Los Angeles:
NO, 1978-1985. Complete run. [Title change as of
fourth issue: “No Mag”]. In 15 physical issues, ca. 30-75
pp. each, two including flexi-disc sound recordings:
no. 8 featuring Wild Kingdom; no. 9 featuring Geza X.
Small folio. Newsprint. Very good. Illus. self wraps.
EUR 8,000.00
Tabloid-style fanzine (later issues 34,5x27 cm) which
chronicled the L.A. underground, with a particular emphasis
on some of the more morbid aspects of the Hollywood
punk/ underground scene, featuring the punk-rock bands
and artists, as well as fashion and design. Published and
edited by Bruce Kalberg. in homage to its predecessor in
the LA punk scene, Slash. Kalberg says he intended to make
his title somewhat edgier. NO MAG sought to be “the most
evil, nihilistic magazine ever”. Photo Editor: Frank Gargani.
Contributors: Photography: Ed Colver, Bob Seidemann, Jules
Bates, Will Shatter, Melanie Nissen, Rooh Steif, David Arnoff,
Alison Brown, Ed Colver, Karen Filter, Peggy Photo, etc.;
-- Graphics: Fred Tomaselli, Raymond Pettibon, May Zone,
Mark Vallen, Bruce Kalberg, etc. ; -- Articles: Penelope
Spheeris, Jill Young, Robert Lloyd, Mark Wheaton, Michael
St.Pierre etc.
Rare complete set in excellent condition.

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[#18866] OBZENE
Nos. 1-4 (all published). Conquering Child Publishing Co., Cincinnati,
OH (April 1981 - April 1982). Only the first issue is letter-size format
(14pp), the rest are folded newsprint (16 pp eac). b/w offset. Complete
run of all four issues, all in excellent condition.
EUR 800.00
Early Cincinnati punk magazine with coverage of local acts like Dementia
Precox and other Ohio and touring acts. Editors: Lu Linden, Ann Onymous;
Photographers Joe Bonds (also art director). , Thom Middlebrook, Ann Onymous,
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[#19133] OFF
THE WALL. The Newsletter/Journal about Events, Posters &
The Arts of Happenings.
Numbers 1-9 (all publ.), The Poster Project Ltd. 1991/1995.
First six issues broadsheet, folded twice; last three tabloid,
folded once. Each 8pp.-24pp. Color offset. Signed by W.
Wilson on the first issue. In perfect condition.
EUR 1,200.00
The Journal of Rock Art, Poetry and
Creative Thought. The first journal devoted to the psychedelic poster
artists: Wes Wilson, Eric King, Jacaeber Kastor, Walter Medeiros,
Ben Edmonds, John Platt, Dick Wentworth, Paul Getchell and Paul
Grushkin and others.. (No 1 signed by Wilson).

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[#18059] THE ORGAN

Numbers 1-9 (all publ.). Berkeley, CA, July 1970- July 1971. Tabloid
newspaper format, 34pp each. Offset B&W and color. In good clean
condition.
EUR 3,000.00
Countercultural journal, edited by Gerard van der Leun, published by
Christopher Weills.
The contents of this hip paper include interviews with Allen Ginsberg (+ his
“Police State Blues”), Jerry Garcia, Melvin Peebles, B.B. King, Jerry Lee Lewis,
Divine, and Country Joe; comic strips by S. Clay Wilson and Robert Crumb;
artwork by Satty, Greg Irons, and David Singer; camp troupe The Cockettes;
communes in Taos, Mexico; Tom Clark; Kenneth Anger; Ed Sanders; “Trash”,
“Performance”, “Gimme Shelter” reviewed; Kathmandu; Gary Snyder (“Spel
Against Demons”); the rise of the New Right; Scientology; The Process
Church; Krishna Consciousness; Synanon; Ayn Rand; John Lennon and
Primal Scream; the JFK assassination; H.P. Lovecraft; drug addiction; Robert
Anton Wilson and Robert J. Shea on LBJ; William Burroughs and others.
Complete runs are scarce,in particular the first issue which had been banned
in several US cities, including Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, and New York.
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[#18677] OUTCRY. Magazine

Numbers 1-3 (all publ.). So. Pasadena, 1980-1981. Typewritten texts + photographs,
printed in b/w, offset. Original selfwrappers (28x21,5 cm) stapled in the spine;
(First issue has some toning and light staining. second in excellent condition.
third has some small ballpoint pen graffiti)
EUR 600.00
The complete run of this early California Punk magazine
edited by Steve Stiph,
with photography by ED
COLVER, Steve Stiph,
Mike Richardson, Michael
Probert, Elsa Knauf.
Featuring Black Flag, Legal
Weapon, Circle Jerks,
Screws, Cheifs, Alcoholics,
Wasted Youth, Fear, Gigolos,
Misfits, Vandals, etc.
Writing: Nancy Lopez, Bob
Buttram,Steve Stiph, a.o.

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[#19236] OZ.
Ed. by Richard Neville, later by
Felix Dennis and Jim Anderson.
Nos. 1 - 48 (= last issue). A complete collection. London, February
1967-1973. - Various formats, various conditions, a generally good
set.
More detailed description and other details on request.
Price on request
Oz Magazine, along with International Times was the underground magazine
of the late Sixties in England. The
magazine originated in Australia where
it was founded by Richard Neville
and Martin Sharp, who had moved
to the UK in early 1967. The lavish
and admirable illustrations are by
Martin Sharp (the Bob Dylan cover of
no. 7 is widely known), Rick Cuff, R.
Crumb, Michael English, Larry Smart,
Vytas Serelis, John Hurford, Willem
(= Bernard Holtrop). Contributors
included Germaine Greer, artist and
filmmaker Philippe Mora, photographer Robert Whitaker, journalist Lillian Roxon,
cartoonist Michael Leunig, Angelo Quattrocchi and David Widgery. We also find Andy
Warhol, Edward de Bono, Colin MacInnes, Peter Porter, Alan Watts, Dave Dellinger,
Auberon Waugh, Raymond Durgnat, Pete Townsend, a.o.
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[#18681] THE PANIC IN L.A.

Nos. 1-2 (all published), complete: quarto, mimeographed. No. 1. Los Angeles,June 1978
(24 pages). Corner stapled. No. 2. Los Angeles, 1980. (26 pages, inl. covers on yellow
paper). Corner stapled. Both issues in excellent condition.
EUR 1,200.00
Early Los Angeles punk fanzine. Editors Dinky
Grant, Michelle Baer, covers Doug Norman, Dinky.
With coverage of the most legendary bands
including the Plugz, Germs, Middle Class and
Gears along with key figures like Greg Shaw and
Rodney Bingenheimer. No more than 100 copies
printed of the first issue and likely the same for
issue 2. Complete run of both issues, very rare. No. 1
interview with Darby Crash, Rodney Bingenheimer,
Greg Shaw, Laurie Holland, Dim Dim, Johnny Nails,
Blondie at the Starwood; No. 2 White Punks on
Jones, Gears Interview, No Alternative, Don Bone
Brake, Madness, The Germs, The middle class, Turn
on the go home lights, The Cartwrights, etc.

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[#18222] PARADISO FOX (Later: FOX)

(Amsterdam). No 2, ca. 1970. 43 x 31 cm, 16 pp. (a bit damaged)
EUR 100.00
Elaborately produced pop and underground paper, published in the Amsterdam
Popmusic and Hippie-Center “Paradiso”, Editor: J.V.Ricard Vesga,
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[#18104] PARAPLUIE
Nos. 1-13 (all publ.). Paris, Nov. 1970 - printemps 1973. In the
original issues as published, untrimmed, ca. 43x29 cm.; each 24
pages, printed on newsprint, partly in colour. Richly illustrated,
also on the covers. All in good condition. Together with:
Supplement Parapluieee (sic!). No.1, Février 71 (14 pages, Les
aventures de Jacqueline Prothèse;). All in good condition, only
nos. 7 and 8 have very small tears at the fold and the cover of no
8 has some light foxing.
EUR 4,500.00
Underground, rock music publication directed by Henri Jean Enu,
one of the most important figures of the counter culture in France.
The newspaper is member of the UPS/Alternative Press. It contains
interesting art work and psychedelic illustrations. Features on Drugs, anti-
autoritarian education, free sex, Pop-news and disks (by Pete Townshand,
Pascale, Romy, Gills Yepremian), Music Festivals (e.g. No. 1 of 1970
features on the Isle of Wight festival of that year with a centrefold poster
of Jimi Hendrix), music-groups Fille Qui Mousse, Verlvet Underground,
Rolling Stones, Who, the Dead, Zabu, & Ange.etc. Comix-strips (e. g.
Aventures de Jacqueline Prothèse et Fille qui Mousse by Eno and Philippe
Legendre). Contributors include: Harry Perlitz, Claude Pélieu, N. Bley,
G. Sendort, B. Chardon, Ph. Legendre, Ed Sanders (transl.), Jean-Louis
Brau, Roberto Altman, François Moureux (on film), Freud (on cocaine,
transl.), Herr Professor Galesnus, Patrick Chnassia (photos), John Sinclair
(transl.), P.Desanex, Allen Ginsberg (transl.), Olivier
Dumont, Timothy Leary (amphitamines, no.8),
Berkeley Movement, Black Panters, Andy Warhol
par lui-même (no.10), Women lib, Clay Wilson,
the Yardbirds, Cocaine effects by Freud, Gabriel
Pomerand, American comix, comic by Kim Deitch.
Clay Wilson comix, New-York Underground 1973
in Number 13, and much more. A complete set is
quite rare.

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[#18060] PEROXIDE.
A Fanzine for Modern Youth
Numbers 1 and 2 (all publ.). Surrey (UK), 1980. 30x21cm.,
stapled, unpaginated. Offset printing.
EUR 700.00
Edited by Norman Cook (aka Fatboy Slim)/MCKAY, Ian (aka Ian
Laidlaw). British punk zine. Most of the content was taken up with
reviews and interviews, but no. 1 also included an article on how to shop
a demo around, and no. 2, a useful zine review page acknowledging the
help the fanzine received from fellow zines.
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[#17154] PIONER. (In Cyrillic typefont)

No. 1 (Lector’s item No. 1). December 9/”80 (4to). The Hague,
1980. 12 pages, selfwrappers, stapled (only very light soilage)
EUR 280.00
Edited by Alfred van der Helm, artist periodical. With contributions by
Robert Smith (The Cure), Stuart Moxham (Young Marble Giants), Wendy
Smith, Vini Reilly (Durutti Column), Patrik Fitzgerald (Josef Garret),
Jonathan Richman, Mark Beer, Paul Van Der Laan, Cor Grout.
From a variety of very familiar postpunk and new wave bands, including
three postcard poems by Robert Smith of The Cure, a poem by Stuart
Moxham of Young Marble Giants, along with a drawing of YMB by
Wendy Smith, A poem by Vini Reilly of Durutti Column entitled “A
Tramp”, a poem by Steve Miro, short stories and poems by Patrik
Fitzgerals, and a reproduction of a letter and a signed Dutch bank note
by Jonathan Richman. Additional illustrations are included from Paul
van der Kaan, and additional poetry by Cor Grout.

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[#16958] PLEASURE
Vol. 1 No. 1 - 33, 37-44. Vol. 2 No. 1, 3-7. (Fuzzy Wuzzy
Publications), March 28/April 10, 1969 - 1970 Tabloïd, 16-28
pages per issue, newsprint Mostly b/w with one or more
colours added for the frontpage. Closed tear in the front
cover of Vol. 1 No. 3, othewise fine.
EUR 3,000.00
New York pornzine,
edited/ initiated by Larry
Talbot, (business manager
Mary Grafton). With Lee
Shiffman, Tina Bellini, Den
Mother, Kusama.. Photos
by Stan Goldstein, Frank
Dale, Mel, Big Sam, Joel
Dynamite, Bob, Joel Cooper
a.o. In good condition,
except for some damage to
bottom left of pages 1-4 of
number 7.
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[#10054] POPULAR
MUSIC.
(and Dancing) WEEKLY.
Vol. 1-11 (all, comprising nos. 1-143). London, Amagamated Press,
January 1924 - Oct.1926, continued as: MODERN MELODIES.
Popular Songs & Dance Hits. Vol. 1-2 (all, comprising nos. 1-23).
London, Oct. 1926 - April 1927. Unbd., original wrappers, 4to;
illustrations, text & musical scores of the songs, photographs. (set
lacking 4 issues only and some issues with marginal dampstains).
Added: 7 issues of a sort of revival started in 1934 (with another
attempt in 1937).
EUR 800.00
Monthly for popular music in the twenties; each issue contains 4-6 complete
songs, text and music-scores, with features, portraits and gossip about
popular singers, entertainers and stars of the day. Contribs. include Horatio
Nicholls, Worton David, Gene Williams, Walter Donaldson, Wynn Stanley,
Andrew Allen, Cliff Friend, Irving Mills, Arthur Stroud, Jack Yellen, Herbert
Rule, Fred Holt, Hubert David, Joseph George Gilbert, a.o.

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[#19020] PRAXIS
Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). Chicago, Jackson Gray, 1979-80. A complete run, 6
issues published in various sizes, with numerous photographs of rock and
punk music scenes, also design advertising.
EUR 4,000.00
A short-lived art, music, and design magazine with a New Wave
and Punk aesthetic that came out of Chicago in 1979-80, and
was hardly distributed outside. An experimental magazine
publishing a mix between pop culture, high art, fashion, poetry
and punk music. Articles and interviews on music groups.
profiles on fashion designers Elio Fiorucci and Thierry Mugler,
contributions from poets Jerome Sala, Elaine Equi, Gerard
Malanga, and photographers Michael Weinstein, Bill Edmundson,
Alan Bass, Jim Elliott, etc. Music groups include 8-Eyed Spy, Gang
of Four, the Buzzcocks, B-52s, Roxy Music, Pere Ubu, the Cramps,
Robert Fripp, Jonny III, Tuxedo Moon, Peter Murphy, etc There
were only 6 issues, each one in a different format. -No. 1 June 1979
(30,5x30,5 cm) 50 pages, spine stapled in blue/red cover (very
lightly shaven). b/w photographs. - No. 2 August/Sept. 1979. (25,5
x 25,5 cm) 60 pages, green cover, spine a bit worn, otherwise very
good. - No. 3 Dec.1979. Oblong, 20x30,5 cm. 96 pages. Dark-red/
green cover. With fexidisk (Robert Tripp) and with the original

Small pouch of BLUE HAIR. Fine condition, still in the
original plastic mailing pouch. - No. 4 Poster, printed
in colour, recto/verso, 88x112 cm., folded to 28x22 cm., ,
with only very light wear over the folds, in excellent
condition. Not dated but in the right corner is printed
“Parxis 4, Decade Dispatch, Homewreckers Calender,
Road Map to1980”. - No. 5. March 1980. 35,5x27,5 cm.
Red/yellow cover, 60 pages, with 4 loose sheets extra.
Excellent condition. - No.6. Nobember 1980. A white
card portfolio of 96 unbound sheets with 4 pages added
(spine a bit worn); with a vinyl 45’record (Big Clock Music). It was not distributed outside of
Chicago and print runs were relatively small, very rare.
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[#18864] PSYCLONE. “The Magazine Money Can’t Buy”

Nos. 1-3 (all published). San Francisco, CA (February 1977 - June 1977). Tabloïds, 36
pages; (No. 1 light staining to the spine, light crease, otherwise excellent and other
issues fine.).
EUR 1,000.00
The Bay Area’s early punk publication pre-dating LA’s Slash by a couple months. Scarce
complete set, with the almost unfindable first number. Editor: Jerry Paulsen, with Bon Kiggins,
G.L.Paulsen; Terri DeSalvo chief photographer.
Punk, Scoop, Mull, Patti, Deborah Harry (AKA Blondie), Kinks,Blue Dolphin, Vy-Van,The
Nuns,The Ramones, Go To, Winterlund, John Cale.

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[#17189] PUNCTURE (Puncture Magazine)
No. 11. San Francisco, etc., Spring 1986. 48 pages,

b/w, illustrated, photographs.
EUR 200.00
Published by Katherine Spielmann (editor), Patty
Stirling (design) Photos: K. Spielman (SST, Camper van
Beethoven, reports from New Zealand, San Francisco,
Agitpop, etc.
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[#16940] PUNK
No. 1 (Fall 1978. Most probably all publ. ) Oakland &

Berkeley: Stone Post/As Is/So & So Press, 1978. [52 pp].
In stapled wrappers.
EUR 450.00
Edited by G. P. Skratz. First and most probably only issue
of this ZINE with a collage cover image featuring the
emblematic punk safety-pin. Contributions by Darrell Gray,
Pat Nolan, Gloria Frym, Keith Abbbott, and Andrei Codrescu,
the whole preceded by “The Punk Manifesto (Part One).

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[#17801] PUNK ARTIST
No 3. Milano, Studioriga 1979.

40x29 Cm., loose leaves,
unpaginated. Offset.
EUR 300.00
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[#17100] PUNK MAGAZINE

Number 1. New York: Punk Magazine, 1975. First edition. 4to.
folded tabloid format illustrated with a color cover portrait
of Lou Reed by John Holmstrom. The debut issue of the
legendary punk zine, infamous for the truculent interview
between Lou Reed and John Holmstrom.
EUR 400.00
[#16963] PUNK MAGAZINE

A group of 5 issues:
• Number 2. New York, 1976. Cover Patti Smith in
performance. Fine.
• Number 7. New York, 1977. Cover drawing Patti Smith by
S.W.Taylor; drawings Lou Reed, letter from R.Crumb,
Dead Boys, interview with Satan. Very good.
• Number 8 . Drawing of Sex Pistols by S.W.Taylor,
interview with Hitler, Ramones, etc. (lower portion of
back wrapper soiled). Number 15. 1978. Mutant Monster
Beach Party. (light marginal soiling).
• Number 17. 1979. Cover by B. Carleton. Article on Destroy
All Monsters, triple foldout of Niagara. Fine.
Together: EUR 1,000.00

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[#18473] RAKET.
Numbers 1-15 with supplements and posters (all
published, but without nos.2 and 9). Rotterdam,
1979-1983. ADDED: De Avonturen van Red Rat (a
kind of continuation in the form of cartoon strips).
All in generally good condition, some ragged edges, or
light staining. Details of the set below: ADDED:
Bookproduction - K.K. Dubio en de Rondos - Ze zijn
er weer ...Kom nou toch jongens, Facisme bestaat
allang niet meer. Hitler is al jaren dood - Rotterdam,
Raket, 1982 - 305 pp. - paper wrappers - 21 x 30 cm.
With added poster (rare).
EUR 5,000.00
Important Dutch Anarchist-PUNK periodical, started as together with Supplement: Rock against Religion (RAR
newsbulletin for the Rotterdam New Wave Groups, merely Organ des Zentralkomitees) 36 pages, sidestapled. Together
one sheet recto/verso. It soon grows out to a full-fledged with POSTER: Rock against Religion. In samenwerking met
periodical for Rotterdam Punk, and for Punk in The Kaasee. 41x46,5 cm, folded twice. Photomontage of Nazi-
Netherlands. At first printed (mimeographed) on grey paper soldiers, Priest, Businessman, falling church-buildings. (Some
in black, soon with photographic illustrations,sometimes brown spotting over over middlefold, otherwise in very
with colours in screenprint / stencil / spray technique added. good condition). -No. 8: Poster only -(verschijnt met Marcel
Edited by (Kunst Kollektief) Dubio, and De Rondos, Geis, Megawatt Bijlage). Only the poster, b/w. 60x54 cm., folded
Aram, Chris de Wit, Teddy Boymans. No 6 in cooperation twice. -No. 10. 1980 Maart. 29,5x21 cm.”Jubileum Raket” 70
with Kaasee. Featuring: Rondo’s ( “I don’t like the Rastaman”), pages + 1 loose sheet. Partly in colour.Plus: BijlageRotterdam
Toiletz, ZeroZero, Bunkers, Bunk Music. Donut Music, Filth, Graffiti Deel 2. 30 pages. Partly in colour. Plus: Poster printed
Stealer, Kobus van Lankeren, Suburban Punk,attention in red. 43x30,5 cm. (Het Bibelebonsche Rijk). Together with
broadens to Punk outside Rotterdam (Amsterdam, Galerie the original kraft mailing envelope, with ilustration in black;
Anus), Zaandam (sick productions, Gernevieve Van Hooghaut a bit damaged -No. 11. April/Mei 1980. 29,5x21cm. 76 pages,
Jonghe, The Hague (Ketchup), Haarlem (World War Rockers), sidestapled; +Bijlage 22 pages, with Orange Cover, “Verhaal
Ash-Tray, Jezus and the Gospelfuckers, Tändstickorshocks, in romanvorm: Trix = The Pix” with caricature of Princess
RodeWig, Squats, Jules Deelder, coöperation with Kaasee Beatrix in the nude, with piggy policemen. -No. 12. Juni
(Gordelweg 117 Rotterdam). Details of the set: No. 1. 1979, 1980. 29,5x21 cm 100 pages, + Supplement,28 pages (Waarlijk
April. One sheet. 62x46,5 cm. (Folded to 31,5x 23,5). No. 3. 1979. helpe ons God almachtig) (Coronation of Beatrix issue) + 2
Juni. One sheet 62x46,5 cm. (Folded to 31,5x 23,5). No. 4. 1979. posters (42 x 29 cm each. “Schuldig aan”and “Gefallen für
September. 29,5x21 cm. 20 pages, on grey paper, sidestapled. Deutschland”). Together with the kraft mailing envelope
Together with the poster (black on yellow paper, depicting a (damaged on the sides). -No. 13. September 1980. 29,5x21 cm.
human figure as target for shooting lessons; it has apparently 108 pages. (on backpage: “Bericht van het Verkiezingsfront”).
been used for that purpose as there are numerous (bullet?) Includes the postcard/photograph “Pearls for the swines”. -No.
holes. No. 5. 1979 Oktober. 34 pages, sidestapled. Together with 14. November 1980 (VerzetsRaket). 112 pages + Supplements:
poster 60x41,5, folded twice; pin-holes in the four corners. Jeugdcultuur & Punk&Verzet. 50 pages, sidestapled (the
No. 6. 1980. Januari (sic!). 29,5x21 cm. 54 pages sidestapled. added badge is not present) + Supplement: De Avonturen
No. 7. 1979 December. 29,5x21cm.46 pages sidestapled van Red Rat. Deel éen.36 pages, sidestapled; + supplement:

Over platen maken en hun verspreiding. 24 pages, sidestapled; + supplement: The
selling of Limburg. 16 pages, sidestapled. (On the final page announcement: No Hope
stops). Together with kraft mailing envelope, rather damaged. Added: Unnumbered and
undated pamphlet against the police: “Een beetje vent wordt geen agent”(if you are only
a bit of a man you do not become policeman), 40 pages, sidestapled. Not dated; signed
Aram. Addition 2: Supplement “The selling of Limburg”, 12 pages Addition 3: Supplement
Poster “De Westerse Beschaming,deel 9”, Avonturen van Red Rat Addition 4: JUBILEUM-
EDITION. Uitgave en copyright Raket, Rotterdam, 1982. oblong, 305 pages + 5 advertising
pages; glued in the spine. Frontwrapper (probably)missing. Addition 5: Over platen maken
en hun verspreiding (how to make records & music rights) TOGETHER WITH: DE
AVONTUREN VAN Red Rat. Deel 1/2, deel 3/4, deel 5/6, deel 7/8, deel 9/10 (complete as
published by Uitgeverij “lont”, original opictorial wrappers; 1981-1983. Added: Deel 11/12.
Revival, published by De Papieren Tijger. 2009.

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[#16397] IL RE NUDO
Nos. 0, 1-92 (All Published). Milano, 1970-1980.
The first 71 numbers bound in four (not entirely
uniform) cloth volumes with title on spine,
remainder unbound in the original issues. (Sizes
vary 24x33,5 cm, later reducing in size, and the
last numbers 29x35 cm). Number 1 is an original
issue, untrimmed, loosely inserted in the bound
volume, no. 22 was never published. Only nos, 76
and 86 are missing; otherwise a complete set,
including the Zero-number. The issues contained
in the bound volumes are in mint condition, but
have been slightly trimmed., occasionally causing
very slight loss of text (max.1 millimeter) on
about 50 pages. The unbound issues are in
generally good to excellent condition with only
occasional light staining. The set includes the
supplements to no 11 and 12 (Pantere Bianche, No.
0 and 1), printed in colour, each measuring half
the size of the journal). Added: the poster for Il
Re Nudo Pop Festival No. 3 (15-17 Giugno) Alpe
del Vicere. (33x23,5 cm).
EUR 8,000.00
Landmark Italian underground and pop publication, at first

directed by Andrea Valcarenghi, with numerous illustrations
in colour and photographs, psychedelic illustrations,
photocompositions, etc. Deals with countercultural issues,
drugs, sexual freedom, Pop Music, (Re Nudo Pop Festival).
Close to Situationists and the student activists. Contributions
include texts by and features on Timothy Leary, Angela Davis,
Dario Fo, G.E. Simonetti, W. Burroughs, L.S.D., SIMA (Droga,
La situazione in Italia), Situationsm, John Lennon, etc.

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[#19094] DIE
REIHE. Periodical Devoted to Developments in
Contemporary Music. Bryn Mawr:
Volumes (nos)1-8 ( all publ.). Theodore Presser in Association with Universal Edition, 1958-1968.
8vo, each volume an 8vo bound in printed wraps of varying colors, by the Austrian designer Willi
Bahner.
Spines a bit worn, with reading creases and some light chipping to paper, and creasing to the wraps,
but otherwise a sturdy, very good set. Scarce complete.
EUR 2,000.00
All issues published of the first English language edition of one of the most important new music periodicals of
its time, which began publication in German in 1954 out of the circle of composers which coalesced around the
Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk (NWDR). The covers are brilliantly and minimally designed in a variety of hues by
the unheralded but important Austrian designer Willi Bahner. The contributors are largely European, though John
Cage offers several important texts.
The periodical was the most important English language source of information for European experimental and
serial music, though this English language version was often contentiously received by English language readers.
The periodical came to an end after a falling out between the two editors, with the epic issue no. 8. To the credit of
the periodical, one of the most bitter attacks on the magazine was published in die Reihe itself, an attack on work
by Stockhausen by the Dutch physicist Adriaan Fokker - a fitting coda to a provocative and contentious periodical.
Each issue was devoted to articles on a particular theme. No. 1 - Electronic Music, No. 2 - Anton Webern, No.
3 - Musical Craftmanship, 4. Young Composers, 5. Reports Analyses, 6. Speech and Music, 7. Form-Space, and 8.
Retrospective.
More detailed contents on request.

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[#18999] RIPPED & TORN

Collection of 15 issues (out of 18 published). Glasgow:
Ripped & Torn, 1976-1979. quarto issues; offset printed
in black and white and in colors and left corner or
side-stapled; ca.10-22pp; illus. Comprises the following
issues: Nos.2, 3, 5-13, 15-18 (last). Light wear overall, with
occasional dustiness, scattered soil, short tears and
creases; issue no.16 with several small splash marks to
covers; otherwise good, complete copies.
EUR 4,500.00
Substantial run of one the most respected fanzines in the UK.. Published in Glasgow
by Tony Drayton, Ripped & Torn included interviews with, or features on, most
of the important bands of the period, but also devoted material to art, including
a feature on Derek Jarman. Illustrated throughout with original photographs, and
combined with its anarchic cut-and-paste aesthetic, it became one of the best printed
records of the times, along with the equally important Sniffin’ Glue. A total of 18
issues were produced, with the final issue edited by Vermilion Sands, a female biker,
musician (fronting for the band Dick Envy), and writer for the American fanzine
Search & Destroy.

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[#18885] ROLLING STONE

Complete run from Number 1 through Number 1235,
(which is almost the most current issue. (1967-2015).
Condition is generally excellent, with mailing labels and
minor wear to some, but the earliest issues are particularly
clean and have been stored flat. Issue #1, here in the
original first edition, has a coupon clipped from the back
cover and misses page 5/6; these have been substituted by
the corresponding pages of the(1986) reprint. Light wear
over de middle fold, and a small closed tear to the right
margin. The remainder of the collection is in the original
issues as published, generally in remarkably well
preserved and clean condition. Included are possibly all of
the West Coast inserts which lasted for a dozen or so
issues in the 1970’s.
EUR 15,000.00
A massive collection from the beginning of this legendary
counterculture journal which became the leading magazine
of pop-music and covers the early period of the Underground
movement including film, politics, protest, current events and
popular culture. Edited by Jann Wenner, with contribs. including
Ralph Gleason, Joe Eszterhas, Charles Perry, Hunter S. Thompson.
The journal is famous for it’s interviews, such as with Bob Dylan,
George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Ringo Starr, Donovan, John
Lennon, Keith Richard, Ravi Shankar, Jimi Hendrix, Woody Allen,
William Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, etc. etc. At the same time
this publication was the first attempt of a magazine to write on a
professional level about the rock music scene, it includes coverage
of the Monterey Pop, Woodstock, Altamont, Charles Manson,

Vietnam, The Pentagon Papers, The Chicago Conspiracy Trial,
Jackson State, Kent State, People’s Park, Yippies, Diggers, Black
Panthers, Hells Angels, and much more. It was also famous
for its innovative lay-out and served as an example soon to
be followed by similar magazines in the USA and in Europe.
Covers by Ralph Steadman, Gerry Gersten.

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[#10497]
LA REVUE INTERNATIONALE DE MUSIQUE
Nos. 1-13 (all publ.). Bruxelles, 1938-1952. Original wrappers.
EUR 400.00
Contribs. by B. Bartok, Dallapiccola, S. Prokoviev, A. Honegger, A. Schoenberg,
etc.; special topical issues are no. 5/6 (on the Piano) and no 8 (on Bach). The most
outstanding international music periodical of the period.
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[#17340] ROMAN HIGH ROMA SOTTO. Later FALLO!

Anno I, numero 1- 3, n.d. (1971 - 1973) - (3 of 6 published, there was
also a 0 - number!).In generally good condition (detail below).
EUR 1,200.00
--numero 1: - happenings in-off-beat-sexy-underground-crazy-

free in Italian-english every two weeks-quindicinale. octavo,
48 pages, numerous illustrations, printed in several colors.
Illustrated wrappers, in good condition.. With attention for, --numero 3: - sesso - 10 domande a una virgine Italian /
film, music and “WHAT’S ON” in Rome. Articles on pink droghee - quello che nessuno vuole dirvi / rock - un anno di
floyd, chicago, women’s lib, drugs and revolution + a two page Rock in Italia - poster / rivoluzione - se un movement deve
cartoon by crumb. nascere. Small fl folio, 15 pages printed in several colors with
--numero 2: - milano sotto / underground / comuni- numerous illustrations. Some wear on the right upper edge.
communes / rock / erotic cinema / cartoons. Small folio, 15 With articles by: dr. Hippocrates on soft and hard drugs and
pages printed in several colors with numerous illustrations. an article on the clitoris. An article o magic and info on what’s
Small closed tear in right margin of front page.. Articles on on in London, Amsterdam, Milano and Savona.
uriah heep, pink floyd, andy warhol, a double page cartoon
by crumb, women’s lib, james bond and info on milano’s
underground.

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[#18695] S.M.S. Bi-monthly portfolio.

New York: The Letter Edged in Black Press, 1968. A set of
Volume 1-6, in six 6 portfolios (all-issued) containing 73 artist’s
multiples, each housed in artist designed envelope, with each
portfolio housed inside original cardboard mailing folder
printed with the press address. Edited by William Copley.
See: Gwen Allen, Artists’Magazines,p297
Note: Set is complete including the rare original reel to reel
tapes by Terry Riley and La Monte Young and the Yoko Ono
piece contains the original broken ceramic pieces.
EUR 5,500.00
Six folders of 73 loose multiples and printed matter; each in

artist designed envelope. Each envelope is housed inside original
cardboard mailing folder printed with the press address. The
contents are in very good to excellent shape, also the folders in
fine condition, and the mailing folders in excellent condition (only
small stain on outside of no2).
Because many of the objects are printed pieces of paper of odd
sizes that are often folded to fit into the folded artist designed
envelope, some “condition problems” naturally occur. Often
objects sit next to other odd materials, so some creasing, wrinkling,
impressions, etc. were unavoidable.
List of contents on demand.

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[#18609] SABU REVUE. (The quarterly magazine Sub) Sabu / Sub

(culture). Counter-culture Tokyo,
Sabu.
Numbers 1-6 (all published from 1970 till 1973.) Varying
sizes and number of pages. Very light soilage, faintly
dogeared and light sunning, but altogether a very
well-preserved important set.
EUR 3,500.00
Japanese magazine for everything sub-cultural in and outside
Japan, music : Rock (Beatles, John Lenon, George Harrison, Mick
Jager), Jazz, Ravi Shankar, poetry and texts by Allen Ginsberg,
Jack Kerouac, Ted Joans and much more.
• No.1 December 1970, 23,9x15,3cm, 144pp.
:Hippie Radical Elegance, typographical
cover. Texts by: Genpei akasegawa, Takuma
Nakahira, Takahiko Iimura, Akiko Hyuga,
Kenji Kanesaka, et d’autres.
• No. 2 April 1971. April 1971, 23x15cm,
128pp: Beatles for ever, cover by : Tadanori
Yokoo, texts : Hiroshi Kamayatsu, Tadanori
Yokoo, Shin’ichi Kusamori, Texte et photos
Shinpei Asano.
• No. 3 October 1971, 23x15cm, 144p.:
Fashion Democracy, cover by : Shinpei Asai,
texts by : Kiiton Masuda, Yasuhiro Hamano,
Yu Suwa, Tadanori Yokoo, Akiko Hyûga,
Makoto Tsuji, Shinpei Asai.
• No.4 June 1972, 18x10,6cm, 176pp. : The
Message is the Medium, cover by : Shinpei
Asai, texts : Takahiko Iimura, Akiko Hyûga,
interview by Shûji Terayama with: Salvador
Dali, J-L. Godard, Louis Mall, Le Clézio,
Adamo, illustration by Teruhiko Yumura,
poetry dedicated to Yukio Mishima by Edith
Peterson, a.o.
• No.5 December 1972 , 23x15cm, 138p.,
:Les enfants terrible(s). I am a tripper. I live in
a Magazine, Open the page and take a look. ,
cover : Shinpei Asai, texts : Yukio Mishima,
Akiko Hyûga, Yu Suwa, Mari Mori, Shuntarô
Tanikawa, photograps by Taihô Yoshida,poetry
by Jirô Takamatsu, features onJean Cocteau,
Andy Warhol, Gabrielle Chanel, Norman
Mailer, Françoise Sagan, W.H.Auden, Brigitte
Bardot, James Dean, with photographs.
• No.6 July 1973, 42x29cm, 112p. :
Westcoast ’73, cover, design and lay-out :
Mizuho Kataniwa, texts : Toshihiko Shimizu,
Hiroshi Kamayatsu, Shin’ichi Kusamori,
poetry: Shuntarô Tanikawa, photographs:
Taihô Yoshida, Shinpei Asai, illustrations :
Yosuke Kawamura, Teruhiko Yumura, graphic
concept : Mizuho Kataniwa.

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[#19196] SEARCH AND DESTROY. New Wave Cultural Research;

later: Rebel Youth Culture.
Numbers 1-11 (all publ.). San Francisco: Search & Destroy (1977-1979; no 10 in reprint
edition 1988; number 11 numbered as Vol. 2 no 11). Tabloïds, on newsprint, fully
illustrated with numerous photographs. All folded once, as issued;just a slight bit of
age-toning along the center fold of the newsprint of most issues, but an almost fine set.
EUR 2,000.00
Complete run of this first San

Francisco-based tabloid zine
devoted to the nascent Punk Rock
Scene. Edited by V.Vale. Issues
of 16-28 pages .All fine, all first
printings with the exception of
issue 10 (William S. Burroughs
feature), which is represented here
with an official exact reproduction
published in 1988. All the
important UK and US bands of
the day represented (Sex Pistols,
Pere Ubu, Dead Kennedys, Iggy
Pop, Screamers, Clash, Devo) with
literary contributions by Ginsberg,
Burroughs, Ballard, and others.
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[#10842] SKRIEN. Filmschrift.

Nos. 1-91. Amsterdam, 1968- Nov. 1979. [Nos. 1-26/27 & 61-91
bound in 6 vols. (most ex-library) with wrappers; rest in orig.
wrappers.] Illustrated. 4to. Added two memorative issues: nos.
129/130 “15 Jaar!”, 1983 & 165 “Jubileumnummer 20 jaar Skrien”,
1989 (69 pp.).
EUR 1,000.00
First ten years of the Dutch avant-garde film magazine. The first 18 issues
were stencilled, then published on glossy paper. Ed. by Annette Apon,
Ruud Bishoff, Carel Donck, Jan Röfekamp, Edgar Burcksen, Stephan
Geerling, Léon de Winter, Gerrard Verhage, Paulien Terreehorst, Karel
Dibbets, a.o. This collection includes the separate edition of No. 32 “de
enige echte” by Bishoff when he was leaving the ed.-board after a conflict
with other members.

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[#17146] SLASH
Complete set, composed as follows:
Vol. 1 nos 1-12 ( Los Angeles, 5 May 1977-Aug.1978), plus “Give Away Issue”,
not dated “One Year Anniversary Special (14 pages)”, continued as:
Vol. 2 nos. 1-11 (Sept.1978-Dec. 1979), continued as:
Vol. 3 nos 1-4 (Jan/Feb.1980- n.d.1980) + Vol. 3 no 5 (Undated thicker issue,
“World Update” published by Robert Briggs (n.d., 1980), complete set, with
special addition: New York Rocker-Issue Sept.1981 (including a “mini-Slash
Issue”).
Together 30 physical issues; newsprint with coloured covers, tabloïds. An
almost pristine set with only very minimal flaws (detail on request).
EUR 6,000.00
Groundbreaking LA magazine,
the West Coast equivalent of
NY Rocker because of the large
format newsprint and amazing
punk coverage. Edited by Steven
Samiof and Melanie Nissen
(Photo-editor and contributor
of numerous photographs),
senior editors Claude Bessy,
Philomena. Issues ranging from
20 to 48 pages toward the end.
Contributions by Paul Zacha, Kickbioy, Steven Lov
ejoy, Lou Beach, Richard Blyth, Nicole Walker, Gorilla
Rose, Bud Scoppa, Gary Panter, photos bt (a.o.) Edwin
Heaven, Rena Small, Jonathan Postal, Jules Bates;
featuring punk-rock band and artists: The Vibrators,
Blondie, Devo, Sex Pistols, Heartbreakers, Easter, Iggy
Pop. The Weirdos, The Bags, Fear, The Police, etc. Much
like “High Times” cross-promoted Punk magazine,
NY Rocker included a “mini-Slash” issue after the
magazine’s untimely demise: “R.I.P. = Rest In Punk” on
pages 15-25. Most of the Slash covers can be viewed on:
http://www.slashmag.com/covers.htm

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[#18867] SMEGMA.
The magazine
Nos. 1 (October 1978) through 4 (1981) (all
published). New York: Smegmania Productions,
Iglust Productions, etc., 1978 - 1981. A complete
set in four issues, (No.1 :28 pages incl green
cover;
No. 2: 24 pages incl.cover in blue and red;
No. 3: 28 pages incl.green wrappers, plus

additions “ Hot Dog, You Bet!” 45 rpm
flexi-disc”, an unpeeled set of “Smegma: the
Magazine” stickers and paper Insert Hot Dog
with Cavellini sticker;
No 4: 24 pages, b/w cover wirth 2 additional

paper inserts “Page torn from the Bible” and
“Moot Point”).
Accompanied by a complete set of supplemental Smegma-related print productions including:

- A Supple Mint, nos. 1 (1978) through 3 (1980);
- Smegma Calendars for 1979, 1980, 1981, and 1982;
- eleven (11) Smegma flyers produced by Lust and Igloo between 1978 and 1981 to advertise
forthcoming issues of the magazine;
as well as - an extra dis-bound copy of the Smegmatronics “Hot Dog, You Bet!” 45 rpm flexi-disc
and additional unpeeled set of “Smegma: the Magazine” stickers (both also present as called for in
issue no. 3 of the magazine).
Various sizes, 12 mo. to tall 4to. Near fine. Self wrappers, stapled.
Three calendars ring-bound. Related print ephemera in fine condition.
Most probably the complete set of all published.
EUR 4,000.00

Neo-dada underground music and art magazine published
by Smegmanagers: Torridzone Igloo (Alexander Hirka),
Scarlatina Lust, Contributors were Jim Howley, John Potter,
Lester Burg, Spaz Turner, Joan Scholvin, Tuli Kupferberg,
Buster Cleveland, Bart Plantenga, Tod Jorgensen, disloKate
Klammer, E.F. Higgings III, Joanne Mayhew-Young. One of
the first montage-style punkzines. Includes some original
drawings by Tuli Kupferberg (of the Fugs) etc., with collage
and mail-art.
The set is accompanied by a complete set of supplemental
Smegma-related print productions consisting of:
- A Supple Mint, nos. 1 (1978) through 3 (1980): [8; 12; 14 pages;
21,5x17,5 cm; photocopied with colour added by hand] ;
- Smegma Calendars for 1979, 1980, 1981, and 1982 ; [24 pages,
21,5x17,5 cm; 13 pages, 35,5x21,5cm; 13 pages, 35.5x21,5cm; 13
pages,12x10 cm]. The Calender pages each month done by
other one of the contributors, with sheets of different colour
per month. held together by metal rings to allow to turn the
monthly pages (last page of 1980 detached from one ring, but
otherwise intact).
- eleven (11) Smegma flyers produced by Lust and Igloo
between 1978 and 1981 to advertise forthcoming issues of
the magazine ; as well as an - extra dis-bound copy of the
Smegatronics “Hot Dog, You Bet!” 45 rpm flexi-disc and
additional unpeeled set of “Smegma: the Magazine” stickers
(both also present as called for in issue no. 3 of the magazine).
--Contributors were Jim Howley, John Potter, Lester Burg, Spaz
Turner, Joan Scholvin, Tuli Kupferberg, Buster Cleveland, Bart
Plantenga, Tod Jorgensen, disloKate Klammer, E.F.HiggingsIII,
Joanne Mayhew-Young, a.o Rare. NOT in “In Numbers” and
not in “Allen”.

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[#18504] SNIFFIN’ GLUE.

And Other Rock’n’Roll Habits for
a bunch of bleeding idiots
(subtitles change)
Numbers 3-12 (=last published). November 1976
-n.d.(end of 1977). London.Quarto; offset printed
recto and verso, and stapled at upper left corner.
Some light, general edgewear, but altogether a
wonderful well preserved document. Complete
with the flexi-disk that came with No. 12.
EUR 5,500.00
Very good set of this rare UK Punk zine. Founded by Mark - No.6. January 1977. 13 pages, corner stapled. Sex Pistols (the
Perry, and aided by friends Danny Baker and Steve Micalef, full version of an article by Perry published in Time Out
Sniffin’ glue was an alternative voice to the mainstream music magazine, photos), Eater, Generation X, Chelsea, Clash cover
papers, covering the punk music scene at a time when little photo by Sheila Rock, other photos by Erica Echenberg, Harry
else was available, running to a total of 12 issues. T. Murlowski & Jill Furmanovsky, scene news and reviews
- No. 3. London, September 1976. 10 xeroxed sheets, printed on - No. 7. February 1977. 14 pages, corner stapled. Photos: Harry T.
rectos, brass staple in left upper corner, excellent condition Murlowski. The Adverts. The Gorillas, Roxy Club News, Dobn
with only some trivial wear and tiny spot on the back cover. Letts interview, Erica’s (Erica Echenberg) Hang Ups (Photos)
Front cover photo of Bryan Jones of The Damned, interview The Damned.
with that group, also Iggy Pop, Sex Pistorls, partial interview - No. 8. March 1977, 14 pages, corner stapled. Mark P. Editor;
with Johnny Rotten etc. Harry T. Murlowsky, Photographer; Steve Mick, Bump and
- No. 4. London, October 1976. 10 xeroxed sheets, sbrass staple grind stories. New York Invasion ! Heartbreakers, Cherry
in left upper corner. Minor creasing and wear, very light Vanilla, Wayne County, Buzzcocks, The Jam, The Clash,
shaving to front cover, most likely already occurred during Qwhite Riot, Brian James,Damned.
the production process. Featuring The Clash, Buxxcocks, - No.9. April/May 1977. 14 pp. Guest-edited by Steve Mick with
Saints, Patty Smith new LP, etc. contributions from Mark Perry, Harry T. Mulowski, Danny
- No. 5. November 1976. 10 pages, corner stapled. Eddie and the Baker, Erica Echenberg, Jill Furmanovsky & Caroline Coon.
Hot Rods, The Subway Sect+ Chelsea, Anarchy in the singles!, Features the Models, the Cortinas, The Damned,Joey Ramone
Eddie and the Hot Rods. Cover photo of Barrie Masters by drawing of Dee-Dee (‘Don’t Punk Out’), news, reviews
Michael Beal. Editor Mark P, (also layout), with Steve Mick, including the Damned in Great Malvern and New York,The
Michael Beal, Sheila Rock, Subway Sect (photos). Clash, Johnny Moped, The Jam, The Saints, The Stranglers,

Skrewdriver, Eddie & the Hot Rods, Elvis Costello, Blondie,
and more - including several great period ads. including one
from Shane MacGowan for a drummer in the Erect Nipples.
- No.10. June - 1977. 14pp. No longer edited by Steve Mick, with
significant input from Danny Baker as well as Perry. Chelsea,
Johnny Moped, reviews incl. Clash / Buzzcocks / Subway
Sect at the Rainbow, full page ad for Sex Pistols/God Save the
Queen. Photos by Jill Furmanovsky, Erica Echenberg, Harry
T. Murlowski, Caroline Coon & Michael Clifford. ‘With Sniffin’
Glue the relevant issues are 1-4 and 9 to 12’ (Baker). Very
minor creasing and wear.
- No. 11. July 1977. London, 1977. 28 pages. Edited by Mark Perry
and Danny Baker. Includes letter from Mick Jones and Robin
Crocker of The Clash, article on Jonathan Richman, reviews,
ads (New York Dolls, Squeeze, etc.), Erica’s Hang-Up, Music
from the dead factory, Speed London Press,. Get Funked, and
more.
- No. 12. [publisher: Rough Trade, London] Quarto; 14pp.
stapled at upper left corner. Some light, general edgewear;
final page is detached, though original staple is still intact;
Together with Alternative TV’s ‘Love Lies Limp’ flexi disc,
unplayed, and still in the original insert sleeve; Fine. This
final issue features a detailed history of Chiswick Records,
show review of the Sham’s at The Vortex, a nice Clash photo
insert, a write-up on Generation X, and several articles. Perry
stopped Sniffin’ Glue with number 12, about the same time
he suggested that punk had been assimilated into the music
industry. A clean copy with the original flexi-disc that’s
usually missing.
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[#18705] SOILANT
Nos. 2, 4, 5 (out of probably 5 issues published). Zürich, Mai
1980- Mai 1981.
Issues of 24 pages, mimeographed, stapled. (Nr.2 lightly
soiled and small closed tear in the last page.
EUR 250.00
Rare Swiss punk zine. Editor Christian Tschernitsch. Reports from
the punk scenes in Holland, Switzerland, Germany, etc. Crass,
Ayatollahs, Cockey Rejects, among many others. Text in german, with
some english and french.

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[#19095] SOUNDINGS
Volumes 1-16 [Complete]. Sylmar, California : 1972-1990. First
edition. 4to, various paginations. 16 numbers in 13 volumes. Some
issues with individual titles.
Title written ink to edge of text block of two issues, single small
unobtrusive ink notation to the cover of one issue, but generally
near fine to fine.
EUR 4,000.00
Edited by who started this following a workshop attended at California
Arts Inst with Dick Higgins All issues of one of the most substantial US
periodicals devoted to experimental and new music. Soundings was notable
for reproducing scores, many from the composer’s holograph. Number 13
is a special issue devoted to the music of James Tenney. With contributions
across the numbers by Lou Harrison, Pauline Oliveros, Wolfgang Stoerchle,
Harold Budd, James Tenney, Robert Ashley, Harry Partch, Dick Higgins,
Philip Corner, Paul Bowles, Silvestre Revueltes, Guillermo Ceniceros, Steve
Reich, and many others.

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[#18285] THE STAR

(Number 1, probably only published). New York, NY, J. 1970. Tabloid.,
loose leaves, unpaginated. Newsprint, light toning.
EUR 250.00
Designed and published by Stanley Stellar and John Dowd, Contents include
photographs, photomontages, stamp art and drawings, many featuring images of
the Rolling Stones and the spectre of Brian Jones, one of them by Elisabeth Staal.
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[#18938] STOP
!
(Preceded by Comical Funnies).
Magazine.
Nos. 1-9 (all publ.) New York, NY, 1982-1984. Original
pictorial wrappers, spine stapled. 17,5x21 cm. Excellent
condition.
TOGETHER WITH: precursor: COMICAL FUNNIES.
Nos. 1-3 (all publ.). New York,NY 1980-1981. Nos. 1 and 3:
28,5x21,5; second issue 43x29. Covers in colour, inside b/w.
EUR 1,500.00
FOLLOW-UPS OF John Holmstroms PUNK.

Comical Funnies was the immediate follow-up to Punk Magazine
Holmstrom continued then in STOP!: Editor J.D.King, associate
editor John Holmstrom, with Dale Ashmun, Peter Bagge, Bill
Griffith. and Bruce Carleton. In the spirit of Holstroms Punk
magazine. Featurs John Candy, The Honeymooners, Bull Winkle,3
Stooges, Punkxploitation, Hollywood eats Punks alive, Clay Wilson.

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[#19101] STRANGE THINGS ARE HAPPENING

Nos. 1-7 (all published). St,Albans (UK), Bam-Caruso Books,
1988-1990. Complete with the Vinyl record in no. 7), 29,5x21 cm.,
stapled in pictorial wrappers, each 48-52 pages.
EUR 700.00
Glossy magazine for Pop- and Rock music, Editor: Brian Hogg, with Richard
Norris, Phil Smee. Coverage of many groups and artists, incl.: The Kinks, Syd
Barrett, Psychic TV, Robyn Hitchcock, Beach movies, Iggy & The Stooges,
Wire, Richard Brautigan, Lowell George, Kathy Acker, Sgt. Bilko, Tiny Tim,
Bruce Lee, Nirvana (UK), “Barbarella”, Frank Zappa, Mike Bloomfield, Straight
Records, The Soft Machine, Terry Riley, Dr. Who, The Grateful Dead, Daevid
Allen, Van Morrison, the Man From U.N.C.L.E., The Go-Betweens, John Fahey,
Moondog, Bob Dylan, Nick Drake, Kenneth Patchen, Kaleidoscope (UK), John
Simon, detective pulps, The Oxford Sound, and more. A planned no 8 never
actually appeared.
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[#19071] SUNDANCE (Magazine)

Nos. 1-3 (all published). San Francisco, Running Dog
Inc.,Also numbered as: Number 1, April-May 1972; Vol.1 No. 2,
August-September 1972;Vol. 1 No. 3, November-December
1972. 36,5x 27 cm., glossy covers, stapled in the spine (each
80-88 pages + covers). Printed on various stock,partly
newsprint, partly better white stock. Condition good (only
slight wear to covers, no. 2 with very light moisture staining)
EUR 500.00
Complete run of this short-lived magazine published in San Francisco, by Craig Pyes
(Editor), Anne Waldman (Editor), Alec Dubro (Editor) Ken Kelley, editor, Poetry editor,
John Morthland, Music editor, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, also Paul Krassner. Oversize
format (11” x 15”) monthly magazine. Graphics, articles, reviews. . “It is a direct descendent
of a newspaper called SunDance, which was formerly published by the White Panther
Party of Ann Arbor.” No.3 Nixon and the Mafia. Rare.

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[#16248] SUMMER DIARY 1986

Bruce Weber Picturebook: Per Lui Edizione Speciale. Milan, Italy.
Conde Nast & Company 1986 Magazine. First edition, first printing.
EUR 250.00
Photos by Bruce Weber. In PER LUI men’s magazine,, special issue, originally
appeared with the July/August 1986 issue. Collection of b & w vintage, tinted
and full-colour photographs
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[#18544] TAKE IT !
Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). punk fanzine, Boston, 1981 - 1982. All
six original issues of this short-lived, Boston-based punk
mag!, all issues have been stored in polypropylene sleeve
and are in excellent condition complete with flexis.
EUR 500.00
Set composed as follows:
No.1: Psychedelic Furs, Slits, Snakefinger and Brian Brain plus a
Trademarks flexi.
No.2: Pete Shelly, NRBQ plus a Creamers/Moving Parts flexi.
No.3: Willie “Loco” Alexander, Mission of Burma, Individuals,
Eddie & the Hot Rods
plus a Yellow/Renaldo & The Loaf flexi.
No.4: 1/2 Japanese, Lyres, John Cale, Armand Schaubroeck,
Richard Meltzer and Ira Kaplan plus a
Mutants/Half Japanese flexi.
No.5: Dead Kennedys with Flipper/Angry Samoans/DK’s flexi.
No.6: Flesh Eaters with Tex & The Horseheads/Meat Puppets/Flesh
Eaters flexi.

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[#16918] TALK TALK

Volume 3 no 6. Autumn 1981. (Talk Talk
Publications, Lawrence, Kansas). Original
wrappers; 21,5x17,5 cm. 38 pages, with
illustrations; including a flex-disk by William
Brroughs Communications, and inscribed by
Burroughs.
EUR 300.00
Edited by Bill Rich. Contains an Interview with
Burroughs, inscribed by him on pages 18; with the
flexi-disk. Other contents: Live Peter Tosh,Interviews
with Reggae Reviews, Psychedelic Furs, Billy Idol, Iggy
Pop, etc; cover shows Burroughs photographs from
Tangiers,and inside cover facsimile of Nova Express.
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[#17547] THE
TRANSYLVANIAN.
Rocky Horror News.
Vol. 1 No. 1. Premier National Issue. Philadelphia, 1978 (no more
published ?) 4to; stapled in the spine, b/w and colour red added. Very
light edgewear. (Insert Time Warp included).
EUR 250.00
Edited by Robin Lipner. The Rocky Horror Fan Club in Association with
Adam Sargis and Adam Sargis Associates., Philadelphia, PA. The first issue
of a magazine focusing on the Rocky Horror Picture Show. 24 pages, some
numbered. Illustrated, crossword puzzle, drawings, photos, black & white.

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[#18680] THRASHER. Skateboarding magazine: (LA Punk-Rock magazine)

Years 1-10. San Francisco (1981-1991) This set
includes every issue from its most crucial period:
the first 10 years spanning 1981 - 1991, with: “The
best of Thrasher” Winter 1988. and with “10th
Anniversary”, published January 1992. A set of 131
issues in all including the early and extremely
elusive large format issues. Overall condition is
excellent with a few instances of minor wear on later
issues, and a small defect to left upper corner of
number 1.
EUR 8,000.00
The most influential skateboarding

magazine ever published. With its unique
blend of skating and punk rock coverage
it has been at the forefront ever since it
started in 1981.
Outside of Thrasher’s own archives, a set
of this scope has never been assembled
or offered.

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[#19082] TWEN.
(from no. 2 onw.:
TABOE.). Blad voor jonge mensen.
Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). Amsterdam, Uitgeverij Twen/Uitgeverij
Amstelpers. 1960-1961. 26,5 x 34 cm.. 4to., original illustrated
wrappers with illustrations and photographs. Set in good
clean condition with only light edge- and spine wear.
EUR 400.00
TWEN Nummer 1:Wie Dit Leest Wordt Gek - TABOE Nummer 2
:Maar ‘t Went Wel - TABOE Nummer 3 :Samen Wonen Kijk Kijk
Kijk Maar - TABOE Nummer 4: Ssst Ssstdijk Soestdijk. Directed by
André v.d. Louw, R. Ferdinandusse, a.o.; with contribs. by R. Campert,
H. Claus, C. Nooteboom, S. Vinkenoog, Lucebert, Bibeb, Mischa de
Vreede, W.F. Hermans, Hans Andreus, Jack Kerouac, Peter Schumacher,
Aya Zikken a.o.. ; Oscar van Alphen, Ed van der Elsken, Ata Kando,
Joan van der Keuken, Henri Cartier Bresson en Elliot Erwitt
(Magnum), Eddy Posthuma de Boer, Leonard Freed en anderen.
Omslagen Ed van der Elsken, Eddy Posthuma de Boer, Peter Ruting
en Shunk-Kender. Illustraties door oa. Frank Lodeizen, Oey Tjeng Sit,
Tomi Ungerer.etc. Covers, ills. and photographs by Oscar van Alphen,
Ed van der Elsken, Ata Kando, Joan van der Keuken, Henri Cartier
Bresson en Elliot Erwitt (Magnum), Eddy Posthuma de Boer, Leonard
Freed, Peter Ruting en Shunk-Kender. Frank Lodeizen, a.o.
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[#18865] TWISTED. Another Rock’N’Roll Magazine.

Numbers 1-3 (all publ.). Seattle, WA (July 1977 - March 1978). 4to; 24, 34, 50 pages, coloured
covers, inside b/w on newsprint; spine-stapled. Excellent condition.
EUR 600.00
Very early punk magazine with coverage of future local legends (Screamers, Black Randy, Lewd, S’nots).
Also the the earliest west coast appearances: the Ramones. Iggy, Knobs, Dany Fields, Groupies, Sex Pistols,
Mumps. Germs, etc. Editor: R.Ronerts

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[#15837] UNSOUND
Vol. 1 nos. 1-5 (all); Vol. 2 nos. 1-4 (all); Vol. 3 nos. 1-2 (all, no. 2
as “The Final Unsound”). Complete ,all published. San
Francisco, Ca. 1983-1985. Original wrappers, stapled; 15-27 cm.
The final issue is a folder in a plastic bag consisting of a tabloïd
issue, two booklets and an audio cassette. (Small imperfection
to frontcover of no. 1, otherwise all numbers in excellent
condition).
EUR 1,000.00
The complete set of this artist periodical, a
mixture of art, photography, music and
other media, comprising
10 physical issues (vol. 2
no 3/4 is double) and
the Final Issue. Editors:
William S. Davenport,
Christopher N. Rankin
and Tamara F. “. . .
Unsound was established
as a venue for artists,
groups and organisations, working within areas where promotional/exposure
outlets were limited, or as in most cases, non-existent. Covers by D. Cremieux, H.
Dekomposition, Mark Klee, Mary O’Neil, Paul H.O., T.M. Caldwell and others.
Issues varying in length from 40 -65 pages. THE FINAL UNSOUND. Vol. 3
no 2.1985 consists of colophon, two booklets and an audio cassette in a folder
enclosed in a plastic bag. Further details and list of contributors on the website or
on request.
Artists included: Culturcide, The L.A. Experiment, Electronic Underground, Birthday Party, P. Meyer,
Whitehouse, Kommunity FK, Xerox Sutra Editions, Z’ev,P.I.L., Debt of Nature, P. Ratt, S.C. Hunt, R.
Farrel, P. Edlund, W. Torphy, D. Banda, D. Cremieux, G. Helfand a.o,.
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[#13792] LA VIE
PARISIENNE. Moeurs,
Elégantes, Choses du Jour, Fantaisies,
Voyages. Théatres, Musique, Modes.
A collection of 160 issues of the New Series between Nos. 1-228.
Paris, 1949-1969. With Special Issues Été & Automne 1948 and two
Supplementary Issues Les plus belles filles (1963) & Rythmes, formes
et beauté (1969). Original pictorial wrappers. Profusely illustrated.
EUR 1,200.00
The post-war period of this famous French glamour pin-up magazine with
numerous photographs of pin-ups and strip-tease stars, but also of movie
stars such as Brigitte Bardot, Anita Ekberg, Jane Birkin and Agnès Spaak.
Photographs by Bernand, George Henri, Serge de Sazo, Paul de Cordon,
André de Diénès a.o. Drawing and covers by Martio. J.-P. Denbis, Pierre
Laconte, A. Genta a.o. In one issue a few pages torn at upper-corner. A new
series was started on a smaller format in 1970, of which we add the first issue.

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[#6871] WET. The

Magazine of Gourmet
Bathing and Beyond.
Vol. 1 (no 5) - Vol. 6 (no 4, last published). (also numbered as Nos. 5-34,
and no more published after that). Venice, Cal., Feb./March 1977 -
Nov./Dec. 1981. 4to (enlarging to folio from nos. 16-25), unbound, in
the original pictorial wrappers, numerous illustrations and
photographs.
EUR 4,500.00
A rare set of 29 issues (only no 17 is lacking) of this amazing California lifestyle
magazine. Edited by Leonard Koren, the central topic was WATER and the
art and delights of bathing: amazing colourful covers, abundant photographic
illustrations and numerous advertisements made of this periodical a unique
trendy/glossy/erotic publication: “Gourmet Bathing is a means for enjoying the
world...It’s a parody of all other enthusiasms...Then again, Gourmet Bathing
is the willingness to be silly.” (Charlie Haas). Always around the central topic
‘gourmet bathing’ the content is of a highly varied nature, with features and
contributions on and by: Mud Mama. Interview with Rabyn Blake; Athena
Tacha (The process of Aging & several other contribs.); Jack Nicholson; Ed Ruscha;Jane Gaskill
(Bathroom Bondage); Bob & Bob; Henry Miller (On turning eighty); Priscilala Presley; Mick
Jagger;Anthony Friedkin; Brian Hagiwara; Cheryl Lester; Linda Burnham; Timothy Leary;
Candice Berger; Leonard Cohen; Iggy Pop; William Burroughs; Captain Beefheart; Brian Eno;
Dennis Cooper (John Kennedy jr. Poems); David Hockney; Elvis Costello, etc.etc.; fine set of
this highly desirable magazine, of which without doubt not many survived.
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[#18558] WHITESTUFF
A rock n roll magazine for international heroes.
No. 5. 13 pages, stencilled on yellow paper, stapled in the corner.[n.p.,
London]. Sept/Oct. 1977. In very good condition.
EUR 300.00
Edited by Sandy Robertson. A Patti Smith fanzine, the name being derived from lyrics to
Smith’s song ‘Ain’t It Strange.’ Article by Frank W. Letchford on the art of Austin Osman
Spare, ‘Notes on Holiday Inn’ by Smith, and a fans’ notes on Smith, The Rolling Stones,
and Rimbaud.

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[#16873] YARDBIRD. Magazine

(Zeitschrift für Jazz und Anderes. Hrsg.
Galerie Seide)
YARDBIRD. Nos. 1-6. Hannover 1959-1961 (all under this title).
In the original wrappers. Continued as:
DER EGOIST. Nos. 7-17 (all publ.), Frankfurt, n.d. (1965?)-1970.
In the original stiff wrappers.
Continued as: DER NEUE EGOIST. Nos. 1-2 (all publ.).
Frankfurt/Hannover, (n.d.,1975-1976). In gold-coloured orig.
wrappers.
Most issues, except No.17, in the edition with the graphic
supplement, see detail below. The whole set in good condition
for this fragile publication. All ca. 32,5 x 23,5 cm.
EUR 5,000.00
An art and art promotional publication of Galerie Seide. 12. September 1967. 3.Jahrgang Heft 2. Hommage à Albert
Published almost single-handedly by the Gallerist Seide Schulze Vellinghausen. With orig.serigraphy by Raimund
(resulting in numerous errors and anomalies in the Girke - No.13. Nov. 1967. Hommage à Lucio Fontana. Hrsg.
numbering). Early issues handmade, lateron larger editions. Adam Seide. 7 pages in stiff boards. “Weiße Manifest” von L.
Full set of these publications ,printed and produced under Fontana with portrait; Contributions by Heinz Mack, Herman
Seides supervision, mimeographed and printed in offset, at Goepfert, Wieland Schmied, Kurt Leonhard, Otto Piene, - No.
first in Hannover. After his move to Frankfurt the journal 14. 1968 (1.Quartal, 4.Jahrgang, should be 9 th year). 46 pages
was produced in a larger, more commercial edition. The in illustrated card wrappers. With Graphic supplement by
last issue (17) published by Melzer Verlag, but immediately Christian Megert. Devoted to art in Switzerland. Contribs.:
after publication was discontinued. We are not certain that J.A.Thwaites,Tuli Kupferberg, Peter Handke.Willoughby Sharp,
the art supplement to this number was ever published. The etc. - No. 15.1968 (2.Quartal 1968). 50 pages in illustrated
first series (Yardbird) with orig. artwork on the covers and card wrappers. With Lithography by Herman de Vries. Issue
supplements (Zinklithografien) by Igael Tumarkin, Carl devoted to Art in The Netherlands, contr.many important
Buchheister, Günter Drehbusch, Helmut Scholz (loose in no. dutch authors in translation, Provo documentation, etc - No.
4, signed), Raimund Girke (2 of 3 in no 5.) Arnulf Rainer (in 16. (1.Heft 10.Jahrgang). 30 pages in illustrated card wrappers.
no. 6, signed), Hermann Goepfert, Robert Michel. Thomas Mostly dedicated to Thomas Bayrle. With Lithography by
Bayrle, etc. Articles on contemporary art and artists, also Bayrle. - No. 17. (Heft 1/1970,11.Jahgang). 64 pages in illustrated
on Jazz (Peter Kasten). The successor “Der Egoist” later card wrappers. Mostly dedicated to Werner Schreib (but the
“Neue Egoist” was printed in offset, and bound in white stiff graphic supplement by him not present ,if published). The
card wrappers with an illustration - No. 7. 1965. 44 pp, in first commercially publishedissue (by Melzer Verlag), at the
typographic wrappers. incl.several illustrated pages. With same time the last till continuation as - Neue Egoist No. 1 with
signed lithography (56/200) by Raimund Girke. Contribs. By signed lithograph by Leiv Warren Donnan - Neue Egoist No. 2
Werner Schreib, HJ Precht, Peter Iden, J.A.Thwaites, etc. - No. withsigned lithograph by Thomas Bayrle.
8. n.d. (1966). 32 + XX pages, in illustrated stiff wrappers. With
graphic supplement by Ygael Tumarkin also monograph
8 on Tumarkin - No. 9 , 1966. 22 + XX pages. With graphic
supplement by Hermann Goepfert (by Produktionsgruppe
X Nummer 23/500 der I. Auflage, signed and with stamp
on verso). - No. 10. n.d. (1967). 50 page in illustrated stiff
wrappers. With montage by Robert Michel & Ella Bergmann.
Egozentrisches Manifest by Timm Ulrichs. - - No. 11. März
1967. 3.Jahrgang Heft 1. With a serigraphy by Jef Verheyen - No.

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[#19132] ZG. (Zeitgeist)

Numbers 1-15 (all published, complete set). London, New York. 1980-1988. Tabloid ,
folded to 29x20,5 cm, then large folio, last issue 30,5x23,5. All well preserved and
clean. Very scarce complete.
EUR 3,000.00
Edited by Rosetta Brooks, this lavishly produced

magazine explores new hybrid art-forms, where
art, music, fashion and sub-cultures intermingle.
ZG (“Zeitgeist”) published critical writings and
artist projects, approaching visual arts as one
facet of a wide arena of cultural production,
including fashion, punk, music and television.
First 6 published in London by Gallery House
Press, then becoming ZG Magazine & Ultra Thin
Magazine, the last as ZG Magazine & Kent Fine
Art. Intended by its founder Rosetta Brooks to
focus on “self-consciously borderline activities”
(editorial, first issue). Each issue has a central
theme. No. 1 Editorial, Modes of Perception, etc.
(also 80/1); No. 2 Sado-Masochism (also 80/2);
No. 3 Image Culture (also 81/1); No 4 Future
Dread (also 81/2); No. 5 New York (also 81/3);
No. 6 Street Vision ; No 7 Desire; No 8 Heroes;
No 9 Breakdown; No 10 The Body; No 11 Double
Trouble (with Art & Text); No 12 Religion; No 13
Political Fictions; No. 14 Icons and Idols; No 15
Altered States (Special Double Issue). Contribs.
include: David Widgery, Malcolm McClaren,
Richard Strange, Dick Hebdige, Alan Joyce, Victor
Burgin, etc. More detailed contents on request.

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[#18416] ZONE V. Fanzine / Photozine.

Nos. 1 - 2 (All Published). (Wheaton, MD]:) Jim Saah, nd [ca. 1983]. 4to. Original
self-wrappers. Issue one has corner of page 3 trimmed for ab.3x10 cm., otherwise
perfect condition, clean. Issue two has highlighting to a few pages and a scuff to front
cover.
EUR 300.00
Visually interesting zine, and important hard core document, edited by Jim Saah. Issue one features
a contribution by Thurston Moore as well as an interview with Henry Rollins. Heavily illustrated
with B&W photos of the Circle Jerks, Government Issue, Black Flag, 2-page spread on Minor Threat,
plus numerous others. Also includes 4-page spread on “The Minor Threat Family Tree.” Issue two
includes: Mission of Burma, Suicidal Tendencies, X, Necros, Youth Brigade, and others. Important
harDCore document.

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[#19141] BACK DOOR MAN

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[#18136] BEAT. The Heart of the Music Scene.

[#18729] BEEF. (Beef Free Magazine). Art Music and Culture.

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[#845] BLADEREN. Agenda van: Theater, Muziek,

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[#18939] BOSTON ROCK

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[#18851] CABARET VOLTAIRE. SLUGGIN’ FER JESUS

[#16969] CHAINSAW. Fanzine

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[#18602] CHI TO BARA

[#18380] CINEMA RISING

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[#13112] CINÉMATOGRAPHE. La revue de l’actualité cinématographique.

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[#18411] DESTROY ALL MONSTERS MAGAZINE

[#19111] DOWN BEAT. 50 Years With

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[#18604] FAÇADE. Mensuel.

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[#15521] FLAIR. The Monthly Magazine.

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[#18889] FORCED EXPOSURE

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[#17150] FUCK YOU: A Magazine of the Arts.

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[#16170] FYLKINGEN INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN

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[#18606] HEAVEN. The Magazine of Visionary Vision and Beyond.

Edited by HARATA HEIKICHI (born 1947),

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[#19188] HITWEEK (and ALOHA). HIHA HI.T.WEEK