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Lot. of change, thf iWU.-Hvo experimented wrth a new typesetting measure last iuue whmh gives us 10% more type per page. A. it work.,we III use it.. And now that we're up to issue 20 (after 23 months of publication) I've decided that 10 issues per year is a good optimum (yes, it s the new metric Noumenon folks!). So taking the page count, extra type increased airmail postage (now 704 per issue to the USA, 854 to the UK) and new five-weekly Noumenon la published monthly, usually In the third or fourth schedule into account, the adjusted sub rates appear week of the month. at left. Subscriptions are: Of course, 1 0 issues per year upsets my volume NZ [incl. postage] ............. 34.75/10 issues numbering. To simplify, this will be Volume 2 America [Airmail] ......... $10.75/10 issues Number 8, and next issue will be Volume 3 Number 1 [Surface] ............ $5.50/10 issues (with 10 issue volumes hereafter). And I think we Britain [Airmail] ............ $11.75/10 issues can manage an issue every 5.2 weeks now, especially [Surface] ................ $5.50/10 issues as our new studio/library/workshop is nearly finished Trade terms are: (*Tve got blisters on my fingers!"). Retail [New Zealand] ..................60c/copy On the personal front, Deb and I are going over to Trade Discount ......................................... Less ’/a Aussie for UniCon. We'll be in Melbourne from Noumenon is edited and published by: March 18 to April 2, combining business with eating Brian Th uro good and pleasure and eating and holidaying and eating (no, Wilma Road, Ostend there aren't many good European restaurants in NZ - Walheke Island Haurnkl Gulf Phone 8502 let alone on Waihekel I) and sf and film-going (oh, NEW ZEALAND Waiheke mostly porn actually) and eating and, hopefully, lots of partying with wallabyfen. Art Consultant: Colin Wilson Copy/Edi to ria] Assistant- Deb Knapp And now, an official goodbye and bon voyage to Adrian Bourne (from Hodder & Stoughton), a good Subscription cheques, postal notes or Bank drafts should be made payable to Noumenon and sent to the above address. friend to myself and Noumenon these past few years - Adrian's going "back home" to England to reap the We welcome unsolicited contributions. However, Noumenon benefits of North Sea oil. —Brian cannot be held responsible for material damaged in transit. Finally, a brief mention of a few things which Ensure all manuscripts, illustrations or photographic material are property packaged to avoid any damage in transit. Return were squeezed out of this issue. Rags, Solecism and postage must accompany all unsolicited material if it is to be Riches was not updated in time (hang in there faneds) returned. and Dave Pengelly has a good article, "Fringefan at SunCon", which I'd hoped to include but lack space. One free issue will be added to the subscription of writers for each letter of comment, news item, piece of artwork, review or And Richard Bergeron sent a newsletter about the contribution published. Willis issue of Warhoon (details next month). -Brian Books for review should be forwarded to the address above. EXPLANATORY NOTES Contents copyright ©| 1978 by Sagittarius Publications on behalf of the contributors. Letters, reports, articles, fiction s/is the standard abbreviation used for the term science fiction and art are treated as assigned for publication purposes throughout this magazine: SF is considered unnecessary, and (unJeai otherwise specified) and as subject to our right to edit scifi undesirable. • and comment. All rights are re-assigned to contributors on WorldCon is the standard abbreviation for the annual World publication. All unsigned material ls written or assembled by science Fiction Convention. the editor. GoH is the abbreviation for Guesds) of Honour at a convention OVERSEAS AGENTS: (Subscriptions are pay- ,oca' or gathering able in their local currency). r'i .n2* “sed as ,he standard footnote indicators. I AUSTRALIA Carey Handfield $7.75 leel the as.ensk is an under used symbol and can be used in PO Box 91 place of brackets in certain instances. 10 issues Airmail Carlton $5.50 Melbourne 3053 l'ow.in« ara used in Noumenon: The titles of 10 issues Surface AUSTRALIA 'n Capi,°ls' b0ld facc The arC in Capitals’ The ,l,l“ <>f or articles " ' r”"'a and '°W'r Case' bold face' Thc ti,les of Volume 2 Number 8 — February 1978 capitate bll^ ?'°" ™,arkS- ReCord a,bum ,i<les are in bold face The na ° T t,,,es are caP’,als and lower case, Cover by GUNTER LECHTENBERG [NZ] oold race. The names of musical groups are in capitals. Interior Art by: Ksue'of mTr curr'e^11"'^' *fl” yOUr "ame rcfcrs to ,be lasl TERRYJEEVES [UK] - pp 3, 16. issue prior to e subscription. Please renew at least one COLIN WILSON (NZ) -pp6, 13, 22. JIM STOREY [back in AUST] — p 9. BRUCE CONKLIN [USA] - p 10. /site rose...' And_eXj^“ Earth-like time for ^ere to P>1 narJjjiSLj ■The s rs 'tide a* osis isef। I tub- its f' ■var to It p' lire I P Mars and dTT oxidation ■ ■j the sky 0“ NEW NZ SF CLUB FILMS Millennium, a new Auckland based sf club, held Spielberg’s CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF A THIRD its first meeting on January 25, very well-attended KIND has broken all opening records at its (wo for only word of mouth advertising. The main initial engagements (at the Zeigfield, New York and object of the club is to “further the interests of the Dome, Hollywood), with unanimous praise people who derive enjoyment from the genre of from the critics. Opens in NZ on March 17th. science fiction and fantasy.” It is hoped to have Stanley Kubrick’s film of Stephen King’s THE meetings as varied and diversified as possible, SHINING (for Warner Bros) is due to start produc­ covering science fact, films, and TV as well as books, tion at EMI Elstree Studios early this year. authors, news, etc. A film will be shown at most meetings. Dino De Laurentiis plans to make a version of FLASH GORDON, with Nicolas Roeg as director. "One of the prime objectives of this club is that With an incredible budget of $20 million, Gordon all members should be involved in some way or Larkin hopes it will be better than De Laurentiis’ another with the organisation and programming of KING KONG and ORCA. this new venture. With this aim in mind, the Exe­ cutive Committee have deemed that ALL members Warner Bros are planning to rerelease George Lucas’ MUST (with the co-operation of other members if THX 1138, this time the uncut version and the they wish) be prepared to present a significant topic selling on Lucas’ name. of their choice to at least one club meeting a year. Donald Sutherland and Leonard Nimoy star in This doesn't mean you will have to get up and speak United Artists’ INVASION OF THE BODY for an hour or more - ten minutes will do fine. SNATCHERS, directed by Phil Kaufman. "Membership is open to anyone who has an interest in any aspect of the Science Fiction World, STARCRASH is a new American/Italian science whether it be as a reader, film viewer, writer or fantasy film in the same vein as SW. It will cost $4 artist. Membership is by way of an annual fee due million and stars Christopher Plummer, plus Caro­ after the third visit to a club meeting. Up till that line Munro as the leather-clad space pilot Stella Star (.’). time you will be termed a guest and charged a slightly higher admission fee than club members. Harlan Ellison has been signed by Warner Bros to The charges are as follows: script the theatrical film of Isaac Asimov’s I Full Membership for 1 year $10.00 ROBOT for $100,000. Isaac is reportedly delighted Guest Membership per visit 1.00 at the choice. ► (maximum 3 visits) Full Member attendance fee .50 The second meeting, February 27, wa s attended by myself and behind-the-scenes brains, Colin Wilson. Details of forthcoming meetings were presented, special guests were introduced (er, yes . us), I gave a brief talk on Noumenon, and then we listen­ ed to a taped comparison of the music for SW vs CLOSE ENCOUNTERS while oggling over precious, very rare stills and display posters. Following cups of tea, a 17 minute 8mm conden­ sation of THIS ISLAND EARTH was shown, appre­ ciated, and discussed. Then, with the organiser’s programme proving a bit light, BAT thrilled the audience with an extensive and wide-ranging improm­ ptu talk on the entire history of fandom, Hugo and Nebula awards, fanzines and art - all in 1 5 minutes! Questions, a bit of discussion, and swapping and selling of books rounded off the evening. The Club’s next meeting dates are April 3 and April 24, at the Kelston Community Centre, Kelston, Auckland, at 8pm. A club worth supporting, Auck­ landers, so get on up there! The organisers show great promise. ■ best sf seller to date is DUNE, at 30,000 copies since 4 QUIDNUNCS... 1965. It is hoped that the STAR WARS novel will Rick Sterbach is working on the new Disney sf movie, reach 50,000. While on figures, attendances at the previous sf SPACE PROBE 1. movie biggie (2001) were 274,000. For comparison, Marvel Comics have produced an Official Collectors JAWS was 400,000. It will be interesting to see Edition for STAR WARS (SNZ3.25), billed as “the what SW totals. ■ incredible behind-the-scenes story of the most extra­ ordinary motion picture of our time.*’ It is a curious blend of a pop/horror history of sf and a selection of UNICON IV stills from “antecedent” movies.
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    ゆうらしあ MAILORDER German List jp 2021/9/1 updated 通販の方法についてはこちらをご覧ください。 http://www.record-eurasia.com/jp/how-to-order ABACUS [SAME] (GER / POLYDOR / 71 / ) EX+/EX- 18,800 円 ​独POLYDOR１９７１年オリジナル盤。ELP、ジェントル・ジャイアント等をお手本としながらも仲々の個性を持ったオルガン・プログレ。1971年ファ ースト・アルバム。 ABWARTS [DER WESTEN IST EINSAM] (GER / MERCURY / 82 / FOC) EX/EX 5,800 円 ​アプヴェルツの2ndアルバム。レア。 ACHIM REICHEL [AR3] (GER / ZEBRA / 72 / WI) VG+/VG+ 16,000 円 ​独ZEBRA１９７２年オリジナル盤。インサート付き。 A.R.の傑作3rd。サイケデリック・トリップ！！！！！ ACHIM REICHEL [IV] (GER / ZEBRA / 73 / ) EX+/EX- 18,000 円 ​独ZEBRA１９７３年オリジナル盤。 ジャーマン・ヘヴィー・サイケデリック屈指の作品。ミニマル、増殖、トリップ、幻覚、メディテーション。 ACHIM REICHEL & MACHINES [DIE GRUNE REISE] (GER / POLYDOR / 71 / ) EX/EX 28,000 円 ​1stアルバム！！！ジャーマン・ヘヴィー・サイケデリック作品。ミニマル、増殖、トリップ、幻覚、メディテーション。 ACHIM REICHEL & MACHINES [DIE GRUNE REISE] (GER / POLYDOR / 71 / ) EX/EX- 7,800 円 ​1stアルバム！！！ジャーマン・ヘヴィー・サイケデリック作品。ミニマル、増殖、トリップ、幻覚、メディテーション。 ACI [TIEFENRAUSCH] (GER / HARVEST / 82 / ) M-/EX 4,800 円 ​ジャーマン・エレクトロ・ファンタジー。 AGITATION FREE [MALESCH] (GER / VERTIGO / 72 / FOC) EX-/EX- 48,000 円 ​ジャーマン・ロックの混沌を象徴する大傑作。リアル・オリジナル盤。状態良好。難関＆人気アイテム！！！ AINIGMA [DILUVIUM] (GER / LITTLE WING / 92 / FOC/WI) M-/M- 4,800 円 ​メガ・レア！ジャーマン・オルガン・ハード。再発。 ALLES AUS HAGEN [VARIOUS ARTISTS] (GER / TONTRAGER 58 HAGEN / 8? / ) M-/EX 8,800 円 ​激レア！TONTRAGERレーベル。ハーゲン周辺のNDWアーティストKein Mensch,Beta Max,Wirtschaftswunderらが参加。NDWの美味しい要素を集約した傑 作コンピ！ AMON DUUL [COLLAPSING] (GER / METRONOME / 69 / FOC) EX/EX 15,000 円 ​オリジナル・独メトロノーム原盤。ジャーマン・ヘヴィー・サイケデリックの名盤。 AMON DUUL [DISASTER] (GER / BASF / 72 / 2LP/FOC) EX/EX/EX 13,000 円 ​独BASFオリジナル盤。ジャーマン・サイケデリック！ プリミティブな恍惚と陶酔。 AMON DUUL [PARADISE WARTS DUUL] (GER / OHR / 71 / ) EX/EX- 16,800 円 ​ジャーマン・サイケデリックの名盤！ AMON DUUL [PARADISE WARTS DUUL] (GER / OHR / 71 / ) EX/EX 28,000 円 ​ジャーマン・サイケデリック。サード。オリジナル。 AMON DUUL [PSYCHEDELIC UNDERGROUND] ( / METRONOME / ? / FOC/RE) M/EX- 3,800 円 ​名盤！ AMON DUUL [PSYCHEDELIC UNDERGROUND] (GER / METRONOME / 69 / FOC) EX/EX- 18,000 円 ​独METRONOMEリアル・オリジナル盤。 AMON DUUL II [ALL THE YEARS ROUND/THE TABLES ARE TURNED] (GER / UA / 72 / 7EP) EX/EX 5,800 円 ​German U.A.original.