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Q. I bought the first 168 issues religiously and then stopped for some reason. I used to really look forward to it coming out every month.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Another regular purchase in our house from about 1964 to 1967 was the monthly Beatles magazines called the Beatles Book. I was around ten at that time and my brother and sister were about half my age, but my mum used to buy them and then say she was getting them for us kids and yet I never got to see them until she had read them from cover to cover (she would have been not far short of forty at the time) - shame we didn’t keep them because I bet they’d be worth a fair bit now.
2000 AD
Commando
The Thin Blue Line/ O Bluebird of Happiness/ Intifada/ Watch the Bluebirds Fly
Battle
The Face, although I had a predilection for walking out of WH Smith’s in Merthyr without paying for it more often or not.
Melody Maker, NME, Private Eye, Punch, Fortean Times, When Saturday Comes, Q Magazine, Classic & Sports Car. And many more, probably.
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Originally Posted by tforturton
TTBL :thumbup:
Missing number 58, if anyone has it....
It went a bit stale , interesting new man vibe about it , good album reviewsQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Dandruff
Private Eye , I used to dabbleQuote:
Originally Posted by tforturton
Very pete and dudley type humour in that
Titbits (forever a disappointment)
Reveille
tell me more about titbits.....Quote:
Originally Posted by bigjoe
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Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tit-Bits
Or I did!Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
I used to really love it and agree about the album reviews, off which I would (amazing as it sounds now with unlimited access to music) often base my purchases.
I was sad when it folded recently as I must have spent hours reading it. But it was of its time I suppose. :-(
It was like Metal Hammer , but without any metalQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Dandruff
It was never going to work
Very interesting, us lot of a certain age will remember it well, definitely the forerunner of these Take A Break, Hello type magazines of today. Reveille mentioned as well, now there’s a rave from the grave.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
The Watchtower
Did Reveiile get you up in the morning?Quote:
Originally Posted by bigjoe
Not blowing my own trumpet but I’m still pretty adept at getting up in the morning........ooooooer missus:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
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Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
The War Cry, another thing peddled around the pubs along with cockles and prawns ( the Sally Army didn’t have the fish basket of course).
wisden cricket monthly
Novena every mass day
NME
Mixmag
Maxim
loaded
FHM
Warlord
Beano/Dandy/Topper
Smash Hits
NME
GQ
The Face
442
Guardian for me. And Razzle.
No 'Top End Scrunt Monthly'?Quote:
Originally Posted by Feedback
Sent in error
I used to say the same to my wife when she found Razzle in the letterbox.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elwood Blues