The History of Rock 1971 - UNCUT Bookazine (New Magazine) Garage Rock A trip across the frequencies

A trip across the frequencies of Bristol's pirate radio stations via cut-ups of broadcasts taken from the late 1980s to the early 2000s

revelatory exploration of John Lennon's intensely personal first major solo album after the breakup of the Beatles

Following the release of Track Star’s Sometimes

Rhapsodic 8-page foldout timeline chronicling the six ages of Queen

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The History of Rock 1971 - UNCUT Bookazine (New Magazine) Garage Rock A trip across the frequencies1971 finds rock in transition. John Lennon aims barbs at McCartney, while Paul struggles to focus on Wings. Slade emerge as raucous heroes, Elton John becomes a flamboyant star, and Marc Bolans T. Rex spark teenage pandemonium. Rod Stewart and the Faces hit their stride, The Rolling Stones settle into French exile, and David Bowie begins his ascent. Meanwhile, Isaac Hayes, Curtis Mayfield and Miles Davis reshape black music, and the press captures it