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Monday, February 6, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012
The Ultimate Music Guide: John Lennon
The Ultimate Music Guide: John Lennon 2010 marks the seventieth anniversary of John Lennon’s birth, and the thirtieth of his death. To commemorate those events, the latest in Uncut’s series of Ultimate Music Guides is an essential 148 page magazine dedicated to the Beatles genius. In The Ultimate Music Guide: Lennon, Uncut’s team of expert writers provide comprehensive new reviews of Lennon’s solo work, with detailed analyses of each one of his albums, and the hidden stories behind these landmark recordings. This special issue also includes a mindblowingly thorough discography, a guide to rarities and a wealth of info guaranteed to amaze Lennon’s legion of fans.
UNCUT Legends - Elvis
Uncut Legends: Elvis is the full amazing story of how a bizarrely dressed 19 year-old walked into a small studio and changed music forever. With a forward by Bono, this is the definitive story of the legend. It’s packed with incisive writing and some of the greatest images of Elvis.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Uncut Ultimate Music Guide Pink Floyd
The Ultimate Music Guide: Pink Floyd, tracks the band's history from its early days as psychedelic pioneers and cult favourites of London's hippy underground to multi-million selling super-brand they became with Dark Side Of The Moon and The Wall. As usual, the Uncut team have raided the NME and Melody Maker archives to reprint, in full, a wealth of extraordinary interviews, unseen for years, including the last-ever interview with the band's charismatic but troubled original songwriter and guitarist, Syd Barrett. Meanwhile, Uncut's current roster of fine writers provide authoritative new reviews of every Floyd album, to go alongside many rare and beautiful photographs.
The Ultimate Music Guide: The Rolling Stones
Over 148 pages this entire edition of Uncut Magazine takes fresh and extensive new looks at every Stones album (yes, even Dirty Work…), surveyed their bewildering catalogue of live albums and compilations and uncovered the most desirable Stones rarities.
A treasure trove of wisdom, outrage and beautiful photographs, from the makers of Uncut. That's The Rolling Stones: The Ultimate Music Guide.
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