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OZ 48 Richard Neville Editor University of Wollongong Research Online OZ magazine, London Historical & Cultural Collections 11-1973 OZ 48 Richard Neville Editor Follow this and additional works at: http://ro.uow.edu.au/ozlondon Recommended Citation Neville, Richard, (1973), OZ 48, OZ Publications Ink Limited, London, 72p. http://ro.uow.edu.au/ozlondon/48 Research Online is the open access institutional repository for the University of Wollongong. For further information contact the UOW Library: [email protected] OZ 48 Description Contents: The asl t issue, nudes & Nixon cover. Allman Brothers & New York Dolls ads. ‘The Last Issue’ editorial by Felix Dennis + Jim Leon graphic. Enoch Powell into Hitler strip by Roy Knipe. ‘What Went Wrong?’ – David Widgery’s goodbye to the counter-culture + Red Saunders photo of Christ with Coca Cola. ‘In Search of the Almighty’ – Timothy Kidd on American tourists. ‘Once It’s Started’ – short story by Mick Farren + graphic. Jimi Hendrix & Janis Joplin graphic by William Rankin. ‘Everybody’s in Showbiz, Everybody’s a Star’ - Jim Anderson on redundancy, travel, and puppet theatre. Full page Ogoth/Cozmic Comics ad. Warner Bros ad/goodbye to OZ letter from Derek Taylor. ‘The ueS de Jackboot’ – a speculative guide to fascism and latent fascism in Britain by Duncan Campbell + illustrations by Bill Sanderson. 2p A&M Records ad. DJM Distributors ad. ‘The trS ange Case of Southall Police Station – police racism by Don Atyeo + illustrations by Paul Simmons. “Goodbye OZ but the music of Santana lives on” CBS ad. Other Guides ad. Film ad for The Rocky Horror Show. Dracula Annual ad. 2p Climax/Private ads. Centrespread photo from 100 Years of Erotica. Full page John Lennon Mind Games ad. ‘The akM ing of a Junta Culture’ – Dick Pountain on the end of democracy in Chile. 2p ad for Pink Floyd’s A Nice Pair. ‘Jailed Drug Cult Guru Speaks: “They ooT k Away My Credit Card” – an exclusive OZ interview with Timothy Leary + photos. Eddie Kendricks and Marvin Gaye ads. Compendium Books ad. Film reviews: Swastika, Electra Glide in Blue, The Long Goodbye, El Topo. Playpower ad. Edward cartoon/OZ back issues. Charisma ad. Rand H. Holmes cartoon Book reviews: What the Censor Saw by John Trevelyan, Strange Ecstasies edited by Michel Parry, Billion Year Spree by Brian Aldiss. LP reviews: David Bowie Pin Ups, Spirit, Suzi Quatro, The Who Quadrophenia + Rod Beddall illustration, Count Ossie, Bonnie Raitt. rT affic-On the Road ad. ‘Telex From Australia…’ by Richard Neville. Graphic by Adrian George. El Topo ad. Ad for Yoko Ono’s Run Run Run/Men Men Men. 3p ‘Wanker’s World’ dirty book semi-parody. 2p Imported porn ad. ‘Quadrophony’ – Eric Robbie on quadraphonic sound systems + Mike Moore graphics. 2p ‘Death Poem’ and Martin Sharp Van Goch/Superman montage – “Please Clark – don’t walk out on me! You’re the only secret identity I’ve got!” Time Out, Speed inc, Grounation ads. Inside and back cover ‘The uitG ar Album’ guitarist cigarette cards. Publisher OZ Publications Ink Limited, London, 72p Comments Please be advised: This collection has been made available due to its historical and research importance. It contains explicit language and images that reflect attitudes of the era in which the material was originally published, and that some viewers may find onfc ronting. This serial is available at Research Online: http://ro.uow.edu.au/ozlondon/48 THE new album ‘Brothers & Sisters ALLMAN BROTHERS Single ‘jet Boy9 Out November 23 Mew York Dolls \lb u m 6338 2 70 j n w r c i m j Available on Cassette and Cartridge No space - no tkpgiTOstory repeats it the wall giles October 31 o’clock the pmll|L’sJ(iis^deadline c How does one words for a magazine (dami magazine) that has eaten^ ,e last five years of my life, and a lot of ©tner peoj es besides, For many of us, ‘working’ at OZ point of our daily existence. A hideous form ;e between humans and an inanimate concept. Anc 11 marriages the energy feedback remained a continual, terrifying, two way process with a dynamism an< that alternately sapped and sustained each partner, used and abused OZ for our own purposes, we hurled bodily from one editorial extreme to the other, we left it and came back to it a dozen times, we cursed it, passed it around and then grew jealous of it. We treated it like a baby and it kicked us in the teeth. We shat on it, spat on it and wasted it. And now that it’s an adolescent and leaving home, none of us can believe it. The names of those specifically responsible for the production of this last issue are listed below. For me to have included the names of the people whose collective energy nurtured OZ Magazine over the past six years would have literally taken pages. They know who they are. Some left happy, some left sadly. A few stamped into the night threatening vengance and jibbering like madmen. Many are still in touch. A couple are dead. All of them deserve medals. It’s getting late and I’m not sure how to finish ... history repeats itself. No space — no time. Felix Dennis. A proportion of the profits of this magazine will be paid to the liquidator of OZ Publications Ink Ltd., for distribution amongst the creditors of that Company. Illustration by Jim Leon. THE LAST ISSUE OF OZ Published and copyright November 1973 by: H. Bunch Associates Ltd., 39 Goodge Street, London W1P 1FD 01-580-6104 Editor Distribution Manager Felix Dennis Howard Fraser Production Manager Advertisement Director Dick Pountain Jim Maguire Art Editor Advertisement Manager Richard Adams Jann Scott Assistant Editor Reviews Editors Don A tyeo Charles Shaar Murray Typesetting/Art Production Dick Pountain Caroline MacKechnie American Bureau Jim Garfield Jon Goodchild Without Whose Help . .. Roger Hutchinson, Chris Rowley, Jonathon Green, Phil Franks, Edward Barker, Maria, John Leaver, Pat Woolley, Tony Elliott, Satty, Marva Rees, John Grissim, Eugene Schoenfeld, Denise Winn, Andrew Fisher, Maybelle, Malcolm Livingstone, Bruce Sawford, Jean Piuck, Da Bells, Anne Hopkins, Derek Watson, Tony Pruim, Jo and Vinny, Brian Moore, Insp. Luff and Quimby. Distributed byMoore-HamessLtd.,31Corsica Street, London N51 JT. 01-359 4126. The centre spread pin-up is from the book 1 0 0 Years o f Erotica by Paul Aratow, published by Straight Arrow Books, San Francisco. _________________ ‘He who fears change, fears dope and sex funny paper ed for ‘publicity problems’. busting fund is to be used on life itself’—Marquis de Step- format. Unshaken, the Hibbing wining and dining his poofter penville. From Detroit’s effer­ balladeer re-applied to public school chums, many I t’s over half a year since vescent Creem magazine Kibbutz Dfar Blum for of whom are proprietors of what most of you probably comes a genial renaissance places for Sarah, his wife, the very newspapers to which assumed to be the last Oz of alkiedom—The Alice and the kids. At press time Wilcock refers. John Wilcock (faithless bastards) appeared. Cooper Alcohol Cookbook; there was no word from is 83. Richard Ingrams died Our cohorts in the AJtpress a quaint conglomerate of Dfar Blum. By publication, last year of cranial syphillis. haven’t just stood still— drink recipes provided by of course, it might not even At a time when youth here’s a summary of develop­ Ally & the boys in the band. exist. Unless the New market publications are ments on various fronts. Gay Our particular favourites York jewry hot up their invading the world of pub­ News, the persistently excell­ are Baby’s Blood (1 ounce efforts. On the night that the lishing like the black germs ent fortnightly fagrag, having lime juice, 4 ounces Jamaica Israeli/Arab war broke out, in Aspirin ads, the Reverend ploughed along for more than rum, & 2 dashes Angostura these gentlemen netted David A Noebel has chosen a year on home-made distri­ bitters, shaken with finely 825,000,000 as contribu­ to offer the world his own bution, is now on the Moore- cracked ice) and Tunafish tions to the war effort... unique perspective on such Hamess circuit employed by Malted (for hangovers—1 a similar collection in Man­ phenomena as The Beatles, IT, Pri vate Eye, and this can tunafish, 2 scoops pista­ chester some days later Youth Communism, Mari­ magazine. Michael Mason, chio ice cream, four ounces gathered £1,000,000. Infla­ juana and Hair. ‘The Beatles— GATs business manager, says cream). Mix & drink heart­ tion? Don’t know the A Study In Drugs, Sex And that the paper’s aim, as always, ily until prepared to face meaning of the word . Revolution’ (what a title!), is to ‘bring nomosexuality 20,000 screaming teenage Yorkshire Underground distributed and printed by into the daylight’—and with maniacs . And, slightly Press Magnate John Wilcock Christian Crusade Publica­ a circulation tnat’s grown nearer to home, news seeps (Other Scenes, Village Voice tions, Tulsa, puts JPG&R from 4,000 to 18,500 in a down from the emporial and Oz regular) has also been exactly where we never knew year, they ain’t doing so Grays Inn Road offices of helping the needy, with a their asses were—slap bang badly . Wardour Mews, Time Out that they were £50 donation to ailing geria­ at the cyclone-centre of Soho, seedy home of IT for recently visited by an eccen­ tric comic Private Eye For its Communist Insurgency. the last 18 months, was tric old lady anxious to fly ‘fight against hypocrisy and Well, who else w ould force recently witness to another to Chile and file reports on lieing in Fleet Street’.
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