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Well written and informative UK mag dedicated to the bass and bass playing. Each issue is packed with info as well as in depth interviews with some of the most respected bass players from all genres. |
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Bassist is a well written and informative mag packed with interviews, news, reviews and much much more. Although specifically marketed towards bass guitar players, there is plenty in each issue to satisfy the fans of featured artists as well. |
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Bass Player is a US publication dedicated to the Bass and covering many different genres. It is packed with interesting features and there are always plenty of equipment reviews too. |
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With their legions of fans, their catchy tunes and their unparalleled promotional work for the tartan manufacturing industry, the Bay City Rollers were a phenomenon. The band were so successful they even had their own magazine. One pundit once claimed they would be bigger than The Beatles. Although they didn't quite reach such heights, their enduring popularity can still be witnessed today by the sheer collectability of these magazines. |
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Although not a magazine you see on every newsagent's shelf, Black Velvet deserves to be recognised as an institution. Wearing it's ideology on its sleeve and covering a wide cross section of the rock arena with feverish enthusiasm, this well produced mag is a must for any collector. |
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Blue Jeans Magazine was never at the forefront of music journalism, but it did feature some of the bigger names of the time. These mags are now very collectable and have become real rarities. |
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Excellent German teen pop magazine, packed with articles and photos of some of the biggest stars of the age. (Please note, this magazine is printed in German). |
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This legendary mag covered many genres, but concentrated on the artists who were either pioneering or sat comfortably on the outskirts of popular culture. |
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Burrn! is the world's heaviest Heavy Metal magazine. Each issue runs to around 200 pages and is packed from cover to cover with great photos, interviews and news. It's printed in Japanese, but even for those who don't speak the language, these mags provide great pieces of memorabilia with their exciting covers and photos rarely seen elsewhere. |
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Brave Words and Bloody Knuckles - despite what images the name may conjure, this is a very classy mag. Printed on thick glossy paper, well written and with a pleasing layout, this mag covers a wide cross-section of the rock/metal arena and each issue brims with well written articles, news, reviews and interviews. |
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From its’ inception in 1998, Classic Rock has become one of the most collectable magazines on the market. Featuring many writers from the classic Kerrang years, it is both professionally written and well produced. These magazines are a must for any serious Rock music lover so build your collection with Crimson Dog today!!!!! Please note, some of these magazines originally included free gifts such as cds or dvds. These are not included unless otherwise stated. |
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Prog lovers will need to put a bowl under their chin to collect the drool when they see each edition of this mag. Literally packed from cover to cover with in depth interviews, news, reviews and features covering all your favourite Progressive Rock acts old and new, small and huge. These mags are a must fo any lover of Progressive Rock. |
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From time to time the outstanding writers at Classic Rock release "Specials" either about a particular group or genre. These mags often have a limited circualtions and with the same high quality writing and photography that's present in its parent title, they become instant collectables. |
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This hefty Swedish magazine covers the darker and heavier side of the metal scene. With its slick production and striking photography these mags are great collectables even for those who don't speak the language. |
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Disc was a popular music paper from the seventies. Although never achieving the success of the likes of NME or Melody Maker, it was an important addition to the news agents shelves and has now become a collectable mag among music lovers. (Please note, these mags will be sent folded to reduce shipping costs. If you wish it to be sent flat, please contact us and this can be arranged for an extra charge). |
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Very popular mag from the seventies that concentrated on providing lyrics to the latest chart hits, but whose odd snippets of news, photos and other articles have now made them great cOllectables. |
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Drum is a well written and informative publication dedicated the the rhythm man in the band. Full of in depth features and interviews, these are a great read for musicians and fans alike. |
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Nicely produced US mag dedicated to the Heaviest of metal. Full of interviews, reviews news and more, each issue provides a fascinating read. |
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Kerrang - the longest running and most famous UK Rock and Heavy Metal magazine. Extra Kerrang was a supplementary magazine that was brought out from time to time to feature more in depth articles, artwork, biogs etc that weren't featured in the main mag. It was a relatively short-lived publication, but this only added to its collectability. |
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Fab 208 was one of the most popular teen magazines of the seventies and early eighties. They often featured the biggest UK pop artists of the age and are now very sought after magazines. |
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Although rarely seen on news agents shelves, fanzines and fan club magazines can be as exciting as professional publications. Whether dedicated to a single artist or a musical genre, these titles can provide music lovers with a depth of information as well as different perspectives that can be overlooked by the mainstream music press. |
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Awesome Rock magazine packed with news, reviews and great interviews. Concentrates on Classic Rock, but covers many different sub-genres. A must have for Rock fans. |
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Folk Roots is the leading UK Folk/World music magazine featuring all artists great and small. Each issue is packed with interviews, news reviews and much more. |
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Guitar was born from BMG magazine and featured interviews with some of the most influential guitarists around. The mag covered all genres and provided a wealth of information for guitarists and guitar lovers. |
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Very well written mag with plenty of reviews and information, plus interviews with some of the most respected guitarists around. |
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Guitar heroes was a mag produced by the team who brought us Sounds magazine. Although it mainly featured Rock and HM guitarists, it occasionally delved into mainstream pop too. These mags feature some of the great unsung heroes in the guitar world and are a brilliant read. |
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Guitar magazine is packed from cover to cover with interesting features, articles and reviews. Each issue would make a welcome addition to the library of any guitar enthusiast. |
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Excellent mag from the US. Each issue is packed with fascinating interviews and hints and tips for guitarists. |
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Guitar Player is a well written and informative mag packed with interviews, news, reviews and much much more. It is an essential purchase for the serious musician. |
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Great US mag dedicated to the guitar and guitarists. Each issue is packed with useful information and hints for musicians as well as excellent interviews with some of the most respected names in modern music. |
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Guitarist magazine is the premier UK publication for guitarists and guitar enthusiasts. Each issue comes packed with reviews, interviews and lots, lots more. |
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Hard Roxx is a UK based AOR/Hard Rock mag aimed at the more mature music fan. Filled to the brim with interviews, news and reviews, these hard to find mags have become very collectable pieces of music memorabilia. |
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The History of Rock was a magazine published by Orbis in the early eighties that provided an encyclopaedic look at the history of contemporary music. Well written, informative and with some fabulous photos, these magazines instantly appealed to music enthusiasts and have become sought after pieces of music memorabilia. |
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Hit Parader is a fantastic US mag full to the brim with news, interviews and some incredible concert photos. Dedicated to Rock and Metal, these mags are a great addition to any fan's library. |
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Hits produced a series of one-off magazines dedicated to a single artist. the mags were always full of exciting and often rarely seen photos. |
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This mag from Australia features a whole host of home grown acts as well as some of the bigger names from the worldwide Heavy Metal arena. Well put together and with some fascinating interviews and articles, HM is a real pleasure to read. |
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Hot Metal was an exciting monthly Rock and HM publication boasting an impressive array of names in every issue. These mags are now very hard to find and have become sought after collector’s items. |
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Hurricane was a very colourful well produced magazine featuring some of Rocks biggest artists. Probably the most striking aspect of the mag is the sheer quantity and quality of photos. This alone makes these mags a welcome addition to any collector's library. |
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Jazz Greats was published by Marshall Cavendish and each issue covered a person, group or particular style that was pivotal to the genre. With each magazine came a CD relevant to the subject matter and together they created a fantastic addition to any jazz lover's library. |
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Kerrang - the longest running and most famous UK Rock and Heavy Metal magazine. These mags have now become ultra collectable pieces of music memorabilia and have featured some of the biggest and smallest names in Rock/HM. |
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Kerrang magazine was one of the keys behind the success of the NWOBHM movement. It helped bring the HM community together in a way no other mag had and Kerrang Kontaktz was their attempt to take that one step further. The main purpose of the mag was to put HM fans in touch with each other whether as Penpals or Gig pals. These mags have now become collectable pieces of Rock History. |
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These entertaining seasonal releases from the Kerrang stable were designed to see if you were a metal Mastermind. With Kerrosswords, Rockagrams and quizzes, they presented a great way to spend the lucid moments in between hangovers during the Christmas break. |
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Well written and informative publication aimed at the keyboard playing/buying market, but with interesting interviews which fans will appreciate too. |
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Ladykillers is a much sought after publication from the Sounds/Kerrang stable. It featured the women in the Rock and Heavy Metal arena and these mags have now become real collector's items. |
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Regardless of your ability to speak German, the sheer scale of this bi-monthly metal magazine is very impressive. Stretching up to and beyond 200 pages per issue, these mags are a great slice of Euro metal history. |
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Look-In was an immensely popular tv and music magazine dedicated to the Teen market. The mags are now very collectable and often laced with photos of some of the most popular acts of the time. |
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Not to be confused with the classy UK based fan magazine of the same name, this Portuguese title is a glossy full colour production concentrating on the heavier side of the metal scene. Possessing a good layout and some excellent photos, these mags are a pleasing addition to the magazine rack of any metal fan. |
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Making Music is a magazine which appeals to musicians and music fans alike. Well written articles by experts sit alongside reviews and interviews with some of the biggest names in modern music. |
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Maniaxe was a short lived but vibrant magazine deicated to the ever changing world of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. |
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Mega Metal Kerrang was a periodic offshoot of Kerrang magazine tending to concentrate on an individual artist. Containing the same high quality journalism and photography these mags have become as collectable as Kerrang itself. |
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Along with Sounds and the NME, Melody Maker was one of the iconic names on the British Music magazine publishing circuit. Originally a music paper and in its later incarnation, a glossy, this weekly mag always kept the reader apprised of all the happenings in the popular music scene. Now, sadly demised, these great mags are more collectable than ever. |
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Metal Attack was another vibrant glossy from the Metal Hammer stables. Always written to the same hight standard and brimming from cover to cover with fantastic photos, these mags are a must for any Metal fan. |
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Metal CD was a short lived magazine packed with interviews, reviews, news and photos as well as a free cd. These mags have now become real rarities and are a must for any serious collector. |
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Metal Forces was a great mag which covered a wide range of music under the HM umbrella. From Classic AOR through to Black Metal, Metal Forces was always full of news, reviews and some great interviews too. |
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Very rare fold-out poster magazine from the early eighties featuring some fascinating interviews, reviews and news articles. Metal Fury featured some of the most significant names of the NWOBHM scene as well as Metal icons of the age. These mags are now very sought after pieces of Rock memorabilia. |
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Metal Hammer has repeatedly re-invented itself to keep up with changing trends in Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. Every issue is packed from cover to cover with artists great and small. Fascinating interviews, great photos and a comprehensive reviews section have been ever present since its inception, and have made it a valuable addition to the collection of any rock fan. |
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Metal Hammer has repeatedly re-invented itself to keep up with changing trends in Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. Every issue is packed from cover to cover with artists great and small. Fascinating interviews, great photos and a comprehensive reviews section have been ever present since its inception, and have made it a valuable addition to the collection of any rock fan. This is the Italian counterpart of this superb magazine. |
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With a very healthy reviews section including concert reviews with some unique photos, these mags are a great addition to any metal lover's collection, even for those who don't speak the language. Well produced and brimming with articles, news and interviews as well, these stylish mags are a must. |
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Metallian is an excellent European Metal magazine printed in French. The most notable characteristic of this mag is the sheer quantity of interviews with artists big and small. |
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This is a great publication from the US printed in part on glossy, part on newsprint and packed from cover to cover with interviews, news, reviews and more. |
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What it lacks in thickness, it makes up for in quality. A surprisingly large reviews section, a whole host of interviews and some great photos make this mag a longer read than it looks. |
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MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC MAGAZINES AND PAPERS This section consists of a variety of publications covering various eras and genres. It is not dedicated to just music titles, but any titles that contain a significant music content. |
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Mojo is one of the most respected UK music publications. Every issue is packed with interviews, features, news, reviews and photos. It covers artists from days gone by and up and coming talent. It is a well written and well researched magazine that covers all genres and provides an indispensable reference for any serious music lover. |
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MOJO COLLECTIONS/SPECIAL EDITIONS Always packed from cover to cover with great articles and features. The Mojo Collections, unsurprisingly, are centred around collecting records, memorabilia etc and take an in depth look at the collecting scene. While the Special Editions are usually centred around a single artist or group and are packed with fascinating articles and photos that will satisfy even the most ardent enthusiasts. |
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Whether you were a Daydream Believer or just a passenger on the Last Train to Clarksville, The Monkees were iconic. They produced music, TV shows and were plastered on the covers of magazines. Many of these original magazines are now very collectable. |
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Monster is a Norwegian Rock and Metal mag featuring a diverse array of artists from around the world. Everything from Progressive Rock to Death Metal is covered to ensure the Norwegian readers are kept up to date with all the latest happenings in the world of Rock. |
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Whether it's a music autobiography, biography, encylopedia, your favourite group's annual or other non-fiction publication you're lookin for, come an take a look. If you don't see what you're after, drop us a line, we may be able to source it for you. |
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Music Star magazine was a great pop mag from the seventies that covered all the major artists of the genre. These have now become sought after collectables. |
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The New Musical Express is the UK's longest running weekly music magazine. It has become as legendary as some of the artists it has featured and is respected throughout the world for its position within the music scene. |
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Very rare magazine produced by Neat records and featuring some of the key names of the NWOBHM movement. Although light in content, these mags have become as sought after as some of the band’s releases and are a must for any collector of the genre. |
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A clever concept from Germany combining a excellent Metal mag with a online and offline store allowing you to purchase cds, memorabilia and more from some of the biggest and smallest names in metal. |
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Number One was a rival to Smash Hits magazine but didn't have the latter's longevity. Like Smash Hits it was aimed at the teen market and featured some interesting interviews, features and some great photos. The mags are very collectable and a fascinating snapshot of a different time. |
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Although a teen interest magazine, this light publication also ventured into the pop music arena. As well as articles and the odd feature, there were some great photos. |
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Whether it was Donny, Marie, Little Jimmy, Merril, Wayne, Alan or Jay you liked, these magazines were and are a fantastic testament to the popularity and success of one of the biggest family names in music. They are hugely collectable and a must for any fan. |
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Patches magazine was another teen publication which occasionally delved into the pop music arena. Although it never sold in the volume of some of the other similar mags, it has still become a sought after title. |
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Powerplay is a well produced Rock and Metal mag that features a reviews section few can compete with. Each issue is packed with great content and it provides a welcome alternative to the mainstream mags. |
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Each issue of Q covers a vast array of artists from all musical genres and has a reviews section which is one of the most comprehensive in all UK publications. It is well written, informative and has some great photos. Q is an essential companion for the modern music lover. |
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It is no surprise that one of the biggest rock bands of all time spawned many "special" publications and "one-offs" aswell as a plethora of books. Some of these have now become real rarities. |
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Raw was a well written fortnightly Rock/HM publication in a similar mould to Kerrang and indeed employed many former Kerrang contributors. Each issue was packed with interviews, news, photos and reviews of some of the biggest names in music. |
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Record Collector is the number one music collecting magazine in the UK. Well researched and well written articles are the bedrock of this mag which provides an excellent source of information for collectors and fans. |
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Record Mirror began life as a music paper and later became a smaller mag. Its core was originally rock and pop, but in later years it concentrated more on the dance and R&B genres. Regardless of the format, it always provided an entertaining and informative read. |
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Relix magazine covers "Music for the Mind". It was originally a mag that covered the psychedelic scene, but it has evolved into much more, covering diverse genres and artists. |
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Revolver is an excellent US magazine dedicated to all things Metal. Published 10 times a year it is both well written and well illustrated and would be a welcome addition to any enthusiasts library |
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Rhythm is dedicated to drums and drumming. It features some of the biggest names covering all genres. These mags are an invaluable source of information for drummers and the fascinating interviews reveal insight into the minds and methods of some of the biggest and smallest names in the field. |
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Riff Raff was a short lived but exciting mag which covered most forms of Rock from Gothic to Progressive to HM and beyond. It was always packed with interesting features and a great reviews section. |
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Rock Hard is a beautifully produced German rock magazine. Possessing a stylish layout and excellent photos, it is a great addition to a fan's collection even if they don't speak the language. |
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Rock power was a short lived but well produced magazine featuring some of the biggest and smallest names in Rock/HM. Each issue was packed with well written articles, fascinating interviews and some great photos. |
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Rock Sound is a publication that has gone from strength to strength. In a crowded market place it has carved out a niche for itself providing news, interviews and an excellent reviews section that covers all genres of modern rock music. |
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Rock Sound is a publication that has gone from strength to strength. In a crowded market place it has carved out a niche for itself providing news, interviews and an excellent reviews section that covers all genres of modern rock music. This is the Italian counterpart of this great magazine. |
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Rock Tribune is a classy Heavy Metal mag hailing from The Netherlands. The nice production and interesting photos make each issue a welcome addition to any collector's library even if you can't speak the language. |
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Rock World featured "The best rock from around the Globe". It was another fairly short-lived magazine, but was brilliantly written and produced by a staff including many of the early Kerrang and Sounds writers. |
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Each issue of Rolling Stone covers a vast array of artists from all musical genres and has a reviews section which is one of the most comprehensive in all publications. It is well written, informative and has some great photos. Rolling Stone is an essential companion for the modern music lover. |
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This Norwegian publication features Heavy Metal bands from around the world as well as Norway. Slick and glossy production with excellent photos means these mags are great collectables even if you don't speak the language. |
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Select magazine is a music mag featuring most kinds of modern music. Packed with interviews, features, reviews and news, this British mag always provides a fascinating read. |
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Smash Hits was a hugely successful fortnightly pop magazine aimed at the younger end of the music buying market. It was always colourful and well laid out and contained interviews and photos with some of the biggest names in the pop (and occasionally rock) world. |
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Soundcheck was a short-lived but exciting magazine that was originally distributed at live gigs and selected retail outlets. It featured exclusive articles and interviews that even the most ardent music fans may not have knowledge of and as such these mags are now very collectable. |
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Well written mag dedicated to keyboards and recording equipment. As well as being a great source of information, it features interviews with some of the most influential recording artists. |
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Sounds was a long running UK music paper known for breaking stories and excellent journalism. In the late seventies and early eighties it helped bolster the NWOBHM scene and spawned the massively popular Kerrang. |
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Spiral Scratch was the legendary music collecting magazine from the UK. Although featuring all genres of music it was probably most renowned for its coverage of the Punk, New Wave and Alternative scene. |
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Stardust is a German based mag featuring the latest news, reviews and interviews from European and international Rock and Metal acts. |
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The Story of Pop was a forty part (plus some supplemental issues) UK weekly encyclopedia published in the seventies. It covered a wide range of artists and each issue was packed with information and some great photos. |
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Supersonic was an iconic pop magazine and TV show from the seventies. Mike Mansfield and excerpts from the show can occasionally be seen on nostalgic music programmes, but the magazines has long since disappeared from the newsagents shelves. They have become real rarities. |
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Terrorizer – The world’s No.1 Extreme music magazine. From its inception, Terrorizer has covered the loudest, heaviest, darkest rock around. These mags are a must for any extreme metal fan. Please note, some of these magazines originally included free gifts such as cds or dvds. These are not included unless otherwise stated. |
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The Band was a short lived publication which featured some of the biggest names in the UK music industry. Unlike many mags on the market, it possessed an inside look at gigging, recording and song writing. Now very hard to find, these magazines have become real rarities and a must for serious collectors. |
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Total Guitar is a well written and informative mag full of interviews, features and music. With some of the biggest and smallest names covered, there is usually something within to satisfy everyone's taste. |
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Uncut is a popular long-running UK music and film magazine, which successfully combines the 2 subjects to make an entertaining publication. Packed with interviews, news and reviews, this mag is a popular read with music fans and movie goers alike and is a valuable addition to any library. |
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Although sadly no longer with us, this excellent mag was set up as an alternative to Q magazine to cover the more alternative end of the market. Each issues is packed with interviews, features and a very comprehensive reviews section. |
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Wire was originally labelled "The Jazz and New Music" magazine, but the later "Adventures in Modern Music" is a much more apt title. The well written articles and fascinating interviews cover many artists who tend to get overlooked in the mainstream music press. |
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Wondrous Stories began life as a fanzine and developed into a well produced glossy devoted to Classic and Progressive Rock. Always packed with information and featuring artists who often get overlooked by the mainstream music press, these mags would be a welcome addition to any collection. |
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Words is a very collectable mag from the seventies that concentrated on printing song lyrics from some of the most popular artists and songs of the time. |
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"Extreme Views on extreme music by extreme people". Zero Tolerance features Metal from around the world and each issue has fantastic interviews, articles and reviews just pouring from the pages. |
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