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Trouser Press ARTIST TITLE SECTION ISSUE La Dusseldorf Viva 40 La Guapa Papa America Underground 79 Kenny Laguna Green Circles 47 Denny Laine Holly Days 18 Green Circles 17 Lake II Hit and Run 32 Greg Lake article 28 Greg Lake Hit and Run 70 See also Emerson Lake & Palmer Annabel Lamb Once Bitten Hit and Run 92 Dave Lambert article 41 Framed Hit and Run 39 See also Strawbs Lambrettas Beat Boys in the Jet Age 57 Lamont Cranston Band El-Cee Notes Hit and Run 39 Lancaster/Lumley Marscape 18 Landscape Manhattan Boogie-Woogie 80 From the Tea Rooms of Mars Hit and Run 65 Robin Lane & the Chartbusters article 48 Robin Lane & the Chartbusters 51 Imitation of Life 64 Green Circles 61 America Underground 41 Ronnie Lane’s Slim Chance incl (family tree) 40 One for the Road 15 Ronnie Lane/Pete Townshend Rough Mix 22 Peter Lang Back to the Wall Hit and Run 42 Clive Langer and the Boxes Splash 55 Green Circles 42 La Peste America Underground 34, 38 Derrick Laro and the Trinity Green Circles 55 Kim Larsen and Jungledreams Sitting on a Timebomb Hit and Run 73 Last LA Explosion 49 America Underground 35, 84 Last Men America Underground 41 Last Words Last Words 60 Bill Laswell Baselines Hit and Run 89 Late Bronze Age Isles of Langerhans Hit and Run 78 America Underground 80 Laughing Dogs incl 46 Laughing Dogs 41 Meet Their Makers Hit and Run 56 America Underground 46 Peter Laughner Peter Laughner America Underground 80 Cyndi Lauper She’s So Unusual Hit and Run 94 Laurie and the Sighs Laurie and the Sighs Hit and Run 52 Karen Lawrence and the Pinz Girls’ Night Out Hit and Run 64 Lazy Racer Lazy Racer Hit and Run 42 League of Gentlemen live 55 Green Circles 64 See also Robert Fripp League Unlimited Orchestra Love and Dancing 79 See also Human League Leaving Trains America Underground 84 Led Zeppelin article 23, 72 In Through the Out Door 44 Coda 84 Fax n Rumours 41, 57 letters 75 See also Jimmy Page Albert Lee incl (guitarists) 34 Alvin Lee incl (guitarists) 34 Rocket Fuel Hit and Run 30 Alvin Lee and Ten Years After Ride On Hit and Run 40 Arthur Lee Arthur Lee 68 Green Circles 32 Freddy “Fingers” Lee Freddy “Fingers” Lee 37 Andde Leek Green Circles 56 Thomas Leer Contradictions 74 Thomas Leer/Robert Rental The Bridge 55 Le Forte Four Outer Limits 47 Jef Left Green Circles 68 Left Banke incl (Brown) 14 Left End Spoiled Rotten 4 Archie Legget Green Circles 12 Leila and the Snakes America Underground 29 Leisure Process incl (synth) 80 Green Circles 74, 77, 86, 89 Leland This Is My World Hit and Run 37 John Lennon cover story 38 photo tribute 59 incl (Cheap Trick) 57 discography 2 Double Fantasy 59 Green Circles 20 Fax n Rumours 41, 55, 57, 66, 82 letters 40 See also Beatles, Yoko Ono Craig Leon Visiting Hit and Run 84 Leopards America Underground 19 Le Orme Smogmagica Across the Channel 16 Leroi Brothers America Underground 79, 89 Check This Action Hit and Run 86 Les Seldoms America Underground 85 Let’s Active article 94 Afoot 94 See also Mitch Easter Jackie Leven Green Circles 94 Keith Levene question column 85 See also Clash, Public Ltd. Lewd America Underground 40 Jona Lewie incl (Stiffs) 37 On the Other Hand There’s a Fist 36 On the Other Hand There’s a Hit and Run 60 Fist Heart Skips Beat Hit and Run 76 Green Circles 48, 56, 65, 66 Barbara Lewis Hello Stranger Hit and Run 73 Huey Lewis and the News article 77 Huey Lewis and the News Hit and Run 55 Jerry Lee Lewis live 61 Original Jerry Lee Lewis 32 Rare Jerry Lee Lewis 32 Jerry Lee Lewis Hit and Run 40 When Two Worlds Collide Hit and Run 51 Killer Country Hit and Run 58 The Sun Years 88 letters 81 Jerry Lee Lewis, Charlie Rich, Trio Plus Hit and Run 50 Carl Perkins and Friends See also Books, Johnny Cash Jimmy Lewis & the Checkers Yeah, Right Hit and Run 62 Lew Lewis Reformer Save the Wail 43 Green Circles 20, 40 Martin Lewis Media Eye 63 Liar Set the World on Fie Hit and Run 31 Liars America Underground 36 Liasons Dangereuses incl (Germany) 78 Lienkes Brothers by Choice Hit and Run 79 Lifers America Underground 89 Light of the World Green Circles 94 Lilliput Lilliput Hit and Run 81 Limbo Race America Underground 91 Udo Lindenberg incl 78 Udo Lindenberg and Das Panik Sister King Kong Across the Channel 18 Orchestra Lindisfarne Back and Fourth 33 Green Circles 55 David Lindley El Rayo-X Hit and Run 64 Arto Lindsay/John Zorn/Anton live 83 Fier Lines Green Circles 41 Lio Lio Hit and Run 63 Suite Sixtine Hit and Run 86 Lion Running All Night Hit and Run 49 Lip Service column Aesthetics of Rock Criticism 73 All-Synthesizer Bands 74 Are Q&A Interviews Enough? 80 Lester Bangs, RIP 76 Dance Music 66 Guess Who’s Having a 71 Birthday? How Do You Sleep? 63 The Joys of Nightclubbing 65 The New Musical Regime 64 Moves In Rock Critics 67 The (Un)Importance of Rock 77 Lyrics What’s in a Name? 69 Lipstick Killers America Underground 57 Liquid Liquid live 75 Green Circles 86 America Underground 62, 65, 73 Little Bob Story Off the Rails 26 Green Circles 23 Little Caesar America Underground 40 Little Charlie and the Eager America Underground 89 Beaver Boys Little Feat Feats Don’t Fail Me Now 5 Waiting for Columbus Hit and Run 28 Down on the Farm Hit and Run 47 See also Lowell George Little Girls Thank Heavens! Hit and Run 88 Little Johnnys America Underground 85 Little Milton Age Ain’t Nothin’ but a Number 94 Little Murders Green Circles 51 Little Nell Green Circles 41 Little River Band incl 18, 19 Sleeper Catcher Hit and Run 32 First Under the Wire Hit and Run 43 Little Roger and the America Underground 18, 55 Goosebumps Little Steven and the Disciples of Men Without Women Hit and Run 82 Soul Little Tigers America Underground 88 Liverpool 1980 family tree 56 Live Wire Pick It Up Hit and Run 48 Changes Made Hit and Run 64 Lizard Lizard 48 Bobby Lloyd America Underground 51 Ian Lloyd article 47 incl 14, 46 Goose Bumps 44 3WC* 60 Richard Lloyd article 47 Green Circles 71 See also Television Local Boys Moments of Madness Hit and Run 92 Ken Lockie article 53 The Impossible Hit and Run 66 See also Cowboys International Nils Lofgren incl (guitarists) 34 Nils 41 Night Fades Away Hit and Run 69 The Best of Nils Lofgren Hit and Run 74 Wonderland Hit and Run 91 Logic System Venus 75 LOK America Underground 32, 47 Julie London Green Circles 87 London Symphony Orchestra Classic Rock Volume 1 Hit and Run 38 London Zoo Green Circles 43 Lonely Boys Lonely Boys Hit and Run 49 Lonesome Tone Green Circles 61 Lone Star Lone Star 17 Firing on All Six 25 Roy Loney (and the Phantom article 44 Movers) Out After Dark 41 Contents Under Pressure Hit and Run 63 Rock and Roll Dance Party Hit and Run 74 Fast and Loose Hit and Run 95 Brad Long America Underground 33 Long Ryders 10-5-60 Hit and Run 94 Look America Underground 42 Look (different band) Green Circles 61 Lord Manuel America Underground 33, 41 Lords of the New Church article 81 “Russian Roulette” flexidisc, flexifile 80 Lords of the New Church 79 Is Nothing Sacred? 94 Green Circles 76 See also Stiv Bators Lori and the Chameleons Green Circles 47 Los Angeles Free Music Society Outer Limits 47 Los Angeles scene America Underground 21, 28, 54, 61, 79, 83, 88, 92 LA In (Rhino) 51 LA Rockabilly (Rhino) 87 Los Angelinos (Zyanya) 96 Youth Manifesto (LA Rocks) America Underground 81 Lose America Underground 95 Los Illegals Internal Exiles Hit and Run 89 America Underground 83 Los Lobos article 95 And a Time to Dance 94 Los Microwaves Life After Breakfast 74 incl (synth) 80 America Underground 70 America Underground 43, 51 Los Reactors America Underground 84 Lotions America Underground 89 Lounge Lizards article 64 question column 94 Live From the Drunken Boat Hit and Run 91 Love Best Of 54 Buddy Love Buddy Love 89 Love of Life Orchestra America Underground 56 Loverboy Keep It Up Hit and Run 89 Love Sculpture incl (Edmunds) 12 Love Tractor Love Tractor Hit and Run 75 Around the Bend 91 America Underground 80 Lene Lovich article 43, 69, 87 incl (Stiffs) 37 live 50 Stateless 36 Stateless Hit and Run 42 Flex 49 New Toy 67 No-Man’s Land 83 Green Circles 40, 45, 54, 63 Nick Lowe cover story 75 article 22, 31 discography 22 live 87 incl 27, 37, 46 English Ramblings 16 Fax n Rumours 33, 47 Pure Pop for Now People 28 Labour of Lust 41 Nick the Knife 73 The Abominable Showman 86 Green Circles 76 See also Brinsley Schwarz, Dave Edmunds, Rockpile Low Numbers Twist Again With the Low Hit and Run 36 Numbers America Underground 19 Kenn Lowy America Underground 70 L7 (L-Seven) America Underground 80, 91 Tom Lucas Red Letter Day Hit and Run 40 Lifeboats Hit and Run 88 Luchs Brothers America Underground 34 Lucifer’s Friend Good Time Warrior Hit and Run 35 Lucky Pierre America Underground 42, 90 Lulu article 70 Lumpen Proles America Underground 92 Lydia Lunch Queen of Siam 49 13.13 78 Lurkers Fulham Fallout 33 Lust America Underground 47 Luxury America Underground 36, 50, 66 Susan Lynch Big Reward Hit and Run 73 Jeff Lynne article 17 Green Circles 24 See also Electric Light Orchestra, Move, Roy Wood Phil Lynott cover story 19 article 54 Solo in Soho 52 The Philip Lynott Album 82 See also Thin Lizzy Jackie Lynton Green Circles 11 Lyres America Underground 50, 70, 91.
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