Smash Hits March 19 1981 P 50 Brian Mccloskey The ођ Like punk never happened brian mccloskey's smash hits archive. if all goes according to what i laughingly refer to as a plan, there will be a new issue of smash hits added here every fortnight, on the thirtieth anniversary of the original publication date. i have a complete collection from the first issue, in november 1978, through to july 1985. (click on the image to see the full issue) cover: madness centrespread: lene lovich back cover: elvis costello interviews: marianne faithfull; suzi quatro; madness lyrics: last train to london electric light orchestra; walking on the moon the police; fall out the police; rockabilly rebel matchbox; a night a daddy gee's showaddywaddy; the ballad of lucy jordan marianne faithfull.
Smash Hits March 19 1981 P 51 Brian Mccloskey The ођ Culture club on the cover of smash hits, july 19, 1984 music magazine smash hits started out in 1978 and was a mecca for pop fans. it had a strong rotation of writers back in its heyday such as dave rimmer (author of the 1985 book, like punk never happened), mark ellen (mojo), steve beebee (kerrang!) and neil tennant of the pet shop boys. regular content included interviews and pictorials but. (click on the image to see the full issue) cover: altered images, clare grogan centrespread: altered images lyrics: one of us abba; don't walk away four tops; hokey cokey the snowmen; waiting for a girl like you foreigner; get down on it kool and the gang; young turks rod stewart; you could have been with me sheena easton; merry christmas everybody slade; wild is the wind. Cover: orchestral manoeuvres in the dark centrespread: toyah back cover: talking heads interviews: rainbow; rick buckler; british funk freez; linx; light of the world; beggar & co. lyrics: mind of a toy visage; respectable street xtc; d days hazel o'connor; lately stevie wonder; swing shift nash the slash; pretending to see the future omd; car trouble adam and the ants; can. Saturday, october 25, 2014. back in october 1984, morrissey did a feature with british music magazine smash hits where he reviewed some popular singles at the time. it was unearthed today (30 years to the day after the issue’s publication date) by brian mccloskey, a collector of the magazines who has been uploading his archives digitally on.
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