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Trouser Press ARTIST TITLE SECTION ISSUE A Band America Underground 50 ABBA article 45 incl (power pop) 27 Voulez-Vous Hit and Run 42 Super Trouper Hit and Run 59 The Visitors Hit and Run 71 ABC article 82, 96 Lexicon of Love 78 Beauty Stab 95 Fax n Rumours 90 Green Circles 72, 75, 78 A Blind Dog Stares America Underground 75 Mick Abrahams incl 11 Abwarts Der Westen Ist Einsam 77 incl (Germany) 78 Accelerators America Underground 44 AC/DC article 23, 57 incl 16, 17, 63 High Voltage 17 Powerage 32 Highway to Hell Hit and Run 43 Back in Black 56 For Those About to Rock Hit and Run 71 Fax n Rumours 50 A Certain Ratio The Graveyard and the Ballroom 60 To Each… 65 Sextet 75 I’d Like to See You Hit and Run 85 Green Circles 65 Acid Casualties Panic Station Hit and Run 79 Acrylix America Underground 84 Act Too Late at 20 Hit and Run 72 Action America Underground 34, 48 Green Circles 82 Action Faction America Underground 92 Action Memos America Underground 80 Actor America Underground 41 Actuel America Underground 87 Adam and the Ants cover story 69 article 63 family tree 65 live 64 Green Circles 65, 68 Kings of the Wild Frontier 60 Prince Charming 70 Fax n Rumours 62 See also Adam Ant Andy Adams One of the Boys Hit and Run 51 Bryan Adams Bryan Adams Hit and Run 50 You Want It, You Got It Hit and Run 67 King Sunny Adé live 92 Juju Music 80 Synchro System 91 Surface Noise 80 Adicts Green Circles 82 AD 1984 Green Circles 47 Adolescents America Underground 66 Adults America Underground 86 Advertising Jingles 32 Green Circles 27, 31 Adverts incl 55 Crossing the Red Sea 29 Cast of Thousands Hit and Run 51 Green Circles 23, 28,45 Aerial In the Middle of the Night Hit and Run 33 Aerosmith article 47 Live Bootleg 35 Night in the Ruts Hit and Run 47 Rock in a Hard Place Hit and Run 80 question column 24 letters 38 See also Joe Perry A Flock of Seagulls cover story 89 article 78 incl (synth) 80 A Flock of Seagulls 76 Listen 89 Green Circles 73, 85, 89 letters 81 Afraid of Mice Afraid of Mice 72 Afrika Korps America Underground 26 Afrikan Dreamland America Underground 87 Aftermath America Underground 54 After the Fire ATF Hit and Run 81 Green Circles 42, 77 Agent Orange America Underground 70 Age of Consent America Underground 88 Agitation Free 2nd Hit and Run 40 Rik Agnew All by Myself America Underground 83 Charlie Ainley Charlie Ainley 26 Bang Your Door Hit and Run 36 Green Circles 31 Jane Aire and the Jane Aire and the Belvederes 48 Belvederes Jan Akkerman incl (guitarists) 34 Akron, Ohio scene article 41 The Akron Compilation 32 America Underground 37 Akrylykz Green Circles 51, 54 Alarm article 92 The Alarm Hit and Run 90 Alaska music scene America Underground 81 Albania Are You All Mine? 64 Alberto y Lost Trios incl 11 Paranoias Alberto y Lost Trios Paranoias 16 Italians From Outer Space 23 Skite 36 Death of Rock & Roll Hit and Run 58 Green Circles 25, 35 Album cover design inside back cover 55 Alda Reserve Love Goes On Hit and Run 47 Willie Alexander (and the article 27 Boom Boom Band) (and the Confessions) Meanwhile, Back in the States 33 Solo Loco Hit and Run 71 America Underground 41, 61, 79, 81 Algebra Mothers America Underground 39, 49 Alien Sex Fiend Green Circles 92 Alkatraz Doing a Moonlight 19 Daevid Allen N’existe Pas! 42 See also Gong Alley Cats Escape From Planet Earth Hit and Run 78 America Underground 33 Alley Gators America Underground 90 Allez Allez Promises 84 Allies America Underground 82, 90 GG Allin America Underground 74, 79, 84 Duane Allman incl (guitarists) 34 Steve Almaas Green Circles 84 America Underground 89 Marc Almond article 95 See also Marc and the Mambas, Soft Cell Carlos Alomar incl 43 Altered Images article 83 “See Those Eyes” flexidisc/flexifile 76 live 92 Fax n Rumours 96 question column 91 Green Circles 73, 89 Happy Birthday Hit and Run 73 Pinky Blue 78 Alternative music Outer Limits 37 Alternative TV The Image Has Cracked 33 Vibing Up the Senile Man 39 Green Circles 31, 33, 36, 37, 43 Ambrosia Life Beyond LA Hit and Run 33 Ambulance America Underground 61 American Dance Band America Underground 92 American Days Media Eye (play) 60 American Noise American Noise Hit and Run 55 American Youth Ensemble America Underground 91 America Underground’s best 82 records of 1982 America Underground liner notes 91 compilation cassette America Underground scene reports Akron, Ohio America Underground 37 Alaska America Underground 81 Arizona America Underground 82 Atlanta/Athens America Underground 80, 83, 88 Austin America Underground 79, 89 Boston America Underground 20, 38, 79, 83, 91 Chicago America Underground 24, 81, 87, 96 Cleveland America Underground 27, 56 Connecticut America Underground 88 Denver America Underground 90 Detroit America Underground 25, 39, 80 Florida America Underground 96 Hawaii America Underground 96 Houston America Underground 82 Los Angeles America Underground 21, 28, 54, 61, 79, 83, 88, 92 Milwaukee America Underground 85 Minneapolis America Underground 53 Nashville America Underground 87 New Jersey America Underground 89 New York City America Underground 32, 33, 62, 79, 82, 87, 96 North Carolina America Underground 86 Ohio America Underground 27, 86 Oklahoma America Underground 84, 95 Philadelphia America Underground 30, 81, 86 Pittsburgh America Underground 85 Portland, OR America Underground 83, 91 Providence, RI America Underground 94 Richmond, VA America Underground 92 Rochester, NY America Underground 90 Sacramento America Underground 88 San Antonio, TX America Underground 94 San Diego, CA America Underground 84 San Francisco America Underground 36, 80, 85, 92 Santa Fe, NM America Underground 94 Saskatchewan, CAN America Underground 91 Seattle America Underground 82, 90 Springfield, MO America Underground 89 Syracuse, NY America Underground 84 Tallahassee, FL America Underground 85 Toronto America Underground 86, 95 Vancouver America Underground 87 Washington, DC America Underground 26, 42, 80, 84, 95 Danny Amis Whiplash America Underground 95 Amnesia America Underground 19 Ian Anderson autodiscography 78 Jon Anderson Song of Seven Hit and Run 59 Animation Hit and Run 77 See also Jon & Vangelis Laurie Anderson article 78 Big Science 76 live 71 Mark Andrews & the Gents Big Boy Hit and Run 53 A New Personality America Underground 89 Ange Across the Channel 20 Eddie Angel America Underground 69 Angel City article 51 Darkroom 58 Angelic Upstarts Teenage Warning 45 We Gotta Get Out of This Place 56 2,000,000 Voices Hit and Run 68 Reason Why? 89 Green Circles 41, 49 Angels Face to Face Hit and Run 36 Angie Green Circles 44 Angry Young Bees America Underground 87, 94 Angst America Underground 91 Animal Nightlife Green Circles 84, 89 Animals cover story 7 article 8,9 discography 9 live 91 Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted 22 Ark Hit and Run 92 Fax n Rumours 87 See also Alan Price Gerri Anni Green Circles 66 Anomy America Underground 77 Adam Ant cover story 69, 80 article 95 incl (survey) 92 live 85 question column 90 Friend or Foe 80 Strip 95 Green Circles 76 Fax n Rumours 71, 74 See also Adam and the Ants Antilles Records Outer Limits 36 Anti-Nowhere League We Are the League Hit and Run 82 Live in Yugoslavia 95 Anti-Pasti Caution to the Wind Hit and Run 82 Any Trouble incl (Stiff) 60 Wheels in Motion 68 Any Trouble 90 Geoff Appleby Green Circles 16, 18 April Wine First Glance Hit and Run 34 Arc Arc Hit and Run 32 Neil Ardley Outer Limits 42 Rod Argent Moving Home Hit and Run 38 Arizona music scene America Underground 82 Arkansaw Man America Underground 96 Armageddon question column 23 Joan Armatrading article 51 incl (Lillywhite) 72 live 90 Steppin’ Out Hit and Run 51 Me Myself I 53 The Key 89 Walk Under Ladders Hit and Run 69 question column 89 Armband America Underground 89 Arms Akimbo America Underground 88 Arrogance Suddenly Hit and Run 52 Arrows Green Circles 12 Art America Underground 51, 64 Art Bears Hopes and Fears 33 Winter Songs 48 Green Circles 48 Artful Dodger Artful Dodger 11 Rave On Hit and Run 56 Arthur’s Dilemma America Underground 35 Art in the Dark America Underground 88, 96 Art of Noise Green Circles 94 Art Zoyd Phase IV 84 A’s article 42 live 65 A’s 43 A Woman’s Got the Power 66 Associates The Affectionate Punch 57 Sulk 78 Green Circles 72 Atem Outer Limits 53 Athletico Spizz 80 Do a Runner 60 Atlanta/Athens, Georgia America Underground 80, 83, 88 music scenes Atlantics article 41 Big City Rock Hit and Run 39 Green Circles 41 Fax n Rumours 44 Atomic Rooster Death Walks Behind You 46 Attractions (solo) Green Circles 56 Auburnaires America Underground 86 Audiophile records Media Eye 62 Brian Auger’s Oblivion A Better Land 1 Express Second Wind 1 Aunt Helen Band America Underground 36 Au Pairs Playing With a Different Sex 67 Sense and Sensuality 82 Austin music scene America Underground 79, 89 Australian Crawl Sons of Beaches Hit and Run 79 Australian / New Zealand rock article 17, 18, 19, 96 discog 17 Autodiscographies Blondie article 77 Buzzcocks (Pete Shelley) article 88 John Cale article 83 Damned article 89 Dave Edmunds article 77 Genesis article 71 Roy Harper article 15 Ian Hunter article 53 Jefferson Airplane / article 83 Jefferson Starship Jethro Tull (Ian Anderson) article 78 Steve Marriott article 63, 64 Bill Nelson article 96 Iggy Pop article 81 Ramones article 74 Sparks article 79 Stranglers article 87 Steve Winwood article 61 Roy Wood article 67 Avant Garage Music incl (Thunder Down 96 Under) Avant Gardener Green Circles 24 Avengers America Underground 36, 48, 94 Johnny Average Band Some People Hit and Run 61 Aviary Aviary Hit and Run 40 Aviator Aviator Hit and Run 41 Axis It’s a Circus World Hit and Run 35 Kevin Ayers article 16, 21, 54 discography 16 incl 5 Odd Ditties 14 Green Circles 5 Ayers Rock incl 18 Aztec Camera High Land, Hard Rain 90 question column 94 .
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