Record Collector is the UK's longest-established monthly music magazine for the fans who want to dig a little deeper into the subject of rare and collectable records. Founded in 1979, Record Collector is buzzing with features about music, with artist interviews, discographies and all the inside knowledge that only this highly respected title can deliver. Filled with comprehensive and trusted reviews, in which modern gems nestle alongside classic reissues. There’s also a Diggin’ For Gold and Value Added Facts sections, which sift the musical treasures from retro rubbish, gives readers the inside scoop on what’s happening in the world of music auctions and let’s you know which vinyl sitting in your attic could mean you’re sitting on a gold mine. And, of course, there’s all the news that any discerning music fan could want delivered directly to your device with a Record Collector digital edition.
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Hello, and welcome to RC 576
For The Record
I Was There • Readers report on revolutionary (for them, or everyone) gigs
THIS MONTH'S CONTRIBUTORS
One nation under an album • Scores of rock-themed albums lead the UK annual long-player celebration
Who are you looking at? • The Who’s Who Are You is due on various formats including a box set
Wish you were more • Pink Floyd expanded 50th Anniversary studio set and box due
Ray Haller • Ray Haller of Sweet Savage on the NWOBHM veterans’ first set in 14 years
NEWS
What's Happening?!?! • Collecting’s roads less travelled
Memorabilia lane • Auction houses around the world
Pictures At An Exhibition • Artwork, photos and ephemera on public display
Bay watch • The most in-demand LPs on eBay recently, headed by Frank Ocean
In a Great Country • Official Big Country website reports US tariff troubles
Altogether Now • Noteworthy guest-spots this month
Fab more • The Beatles’ Anthology expanded on multiple media
The Vinylist • News and views from the world of vinyl
MY PRECIOUS
PRESSING MATTERS • Recent limited-run vinyl releases to look out for
HIGHWAY STARS • Numerous rockers have had streets named after them. Joe Geesin walks in their footsteps
The Collector • This month: Paul Turner
VALUE ADDED FACTS • Ian Shirley, esteemed alumnus of the Rare Record Price Guide, answers your questions
Diggin' For GOLD • Our regular look at the more arcane corners of record collecting. Includes Vintage Venue and Label Of Love
Vintage Venue • A regular look at unsung haunts near you
LABEL OF LOVE JAZZ IS DEAD
MOST Wanted • Kleptomania, Deviant-cy and Kinks? Paul Rigby wishes to heal you, this month, with his top collectables
WHOLE LOVE OF LOTS • This month’s big scorers online
Not Forgotten
musictovisit • Bob Stanley carries pop’s baggage everywhere In praise of the Memphis belle
TALKING HEADS • On the couch with RC’s resident shrink, Dr Tim
IMMERSION • Wire frontman Colin Newman and collaborator Malka Spigel are as one on their latest joint effort
HOLLY GOLIGHTLY • Thee Headcoatees’ linchpin on her first studio set in seven years
RODDY WOOMBLE • Idlewild frontman on their first studio set in six years
HARRY MCVEIGH • White Lies singer/guitarist on their latest indie adventure
TOMI KOIVUSAARI • Finnish guitarist on Amorphis’ latest prog-metal effort
33⅓ minutes with… Samantha Fox
"I TOLD MICKIE MOST TO SHOVE IT" • The quintessential contender, Terry Reid, who died recently, passed on Robert Plant’s role in Led Zeppelin, left Deep Purple to Ian Gillan and was the vocal equal of Paul Rodgers and...