Q magazine - Crowded House cover (February 1994)

Q Magazine - Crowded House cover (February 1994 - Issue 89)
Good condition

Mr Blobby - 3 pages

The K Foundation - In 1992, The KLF "left the music business". But who really expected the arch disco scamsters to lie down? Re-born as The K Foundation, they recently pulled off their grandest coup yet. Danny Kelly was one of the lucky witnesses
4 pages

Frank Zappa - 4 pages

Suede - 2 pages

The Raincoats / Patrik Fitzgerald - "Where are they now?"
1 page

Sparks - Morrissey, Queen, Pet Shop Boys, Suede... all indebted, oh that they knew it, to Sparks - they of the politically incorrect face furniture and urban conurbation-breaching enormity. Still, a little recognition would be nice, they tell John Aizlewood
3 pages

Tori Amos - 4 pages

Review of 1993 - 12 pages

The Photography of Gered Mankowitz - 10 pages

ZZ Top - Heads down; plenty of nonsense. ZZ Top's legendarily hirsute frontman Billy F. Gibbons is Lord High Nutter of the blues: big fan of The Selecter, lover of Fine Art, aficionado of antennae - in short, "a deeply eccentric man". David Cavanagh asks him what the "F" stands for
4 pages

Crowded House - 4 pages

Aimee Mann - Gig review
1 and a half pages

Sean Hughes - 1 page