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1964 671
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Midland Beat

Midland Beat Feb 1964

2000 553
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Kerrang Article – ‘Halford Back In Priest?’

1991 678
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GODFLESH INTERVIEW

1970 462
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Vertigo VO6 advert

Press ad for VO6

1983 2 474
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‘Sounds – Fan Library’ magazine, Black Sabbath special

Black Sabbath edition of 'Sounds' Magazine Fan Library series.

1992 406
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NAPALM DEATH INTERVIEW

1992 399
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‘Making Music magazine with Robert Plant article

Copy of 'Making Music' from 1992 featuring small article on Robert Plant, detailing how a member of magazine staff met him in London and described him as 'a nice bloke'

2007 471
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Live Review – Heaven & Hell / Black Sabbath

Wembley Arena 10 November 2007 by Richard Hodkinson, first published in LondonTourdates #010 ,16th November 2007

1988 507
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‘Making Music magazine with Led Zeppelin article

'Making Music' magazine with Led Zeppelin article entitled 'Now & Zep'. Robert Plant is on the cover.

1994 511
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NAPALM DEATH INTERVIEW

1993 427
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‘The Entertainer’ feat. piece on Rob Halford’s new band ‘Fight’

'The Entertainer' feat. piece on Rob Halford's new band 'Fight'

1987 433
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‘Brum Beat’ feat. Black Sabbath news

News piece in 'Brum Beat' magazine around the controversial 'Sun City' performance.

1990 492
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Q Magazine feat. Led Zeppelin article

Q Magazine feat. article on Led Zeppelin legacy.

2010 564
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Toni Iommi interview.

2002 473
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NAPALM DEATH INTERVIEW

1976 531
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Ozzy in the trap of luxury

Ozzy feature in Birmingham Mail 30th July 1976

2007 562
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Planet Rock Anorak winner.

I won the BLACK SABBATH anorak competition (sure it was in 2007), and got a signed jacket from Geezer and Ronnie for doing so.

80s 569
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‘Making Music’ magazine with Ozzy article

Copy of 'Making Music' feat Ozzy article, entitled 'Spinal Chap'

90s 626
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“Selfless” indie charts

Press clippings for 'Selfless' in at no 12 in the independent Album Charts and then at no 21 (Shellac - 'At Action Park no 1) Courtesy of Digby Pearson, founder of Earache Records From their archive.

1978 454
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