Thrills that await you in issue 9:

Exclusive interviews with:

– Viv Albertine, formerly of The Slits
– Michael Goldwasser of the Easy Star All-Stars
– David Greenberger, creator of The Duplex Planet

Also:

• Sky Saxon tribute by Mike Bradshaw
• An article about synthesizer music by Dan Mudford
• An article about children’s music by David Hughes
• ‘Some concerts I’ve been to’ by P.J. Baudelaire
• ‘Some concerts I’ve been to’ by Vicki Rose (yes, a double helping)
• A letter of complaint sent to the BBC (and their response)
• ‘Dora Led Jesus’ (live reviews by Elliot P. Smoke)
• Overheard in London recently
• Book reviews: John Peel’s The Olivetti Chronicles and Zoe Street-Howe’s Typical Girls?: The Story of The Slits
• ‘Soul’
• ‘Another Music in a Different Kitchen’ by Judith Samuelson
• The Knockouts live in Luton
• ‘The Day I Met Kylie Minogue’
• Record reviews: Arndales; David Greenberger with music by Paul Cebar; Lord Cut-Glass; Obfusc; Peter & The Penguins; Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man; Saudi Arabia; Sounds Of Swami; Tim And Sam’s Tim And The Sam Band With Tim And Sam

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Back issues:
Issue 1
Issue 2
Issue 3
Issue 4
Issue 5
Issue 6
Issue 7
Issue 8

ordered...

It's on the way, as are all the other ordered copies. Thanks, everyone.

Dipping in and out at present, but I read the inside back page first.

:o :o :o :o :o :o

Judith, my thoughts are with you.

I am Jesus Christ and I now rule everything.

Eh?

Thanks, Stephen.

"The reason for this breakdown was due to the Blue phase supply going down, our electricians had to trace where the connection had failed so this was the reason for the long period of outage."

Comments later.

mine came today, 003!
more good stuff, thanks Stephen.

would you care to share the circulation figures or is that protected infromatin to prevent industrial espionage??

That data is "Above Top Secret".

well how about a Christmas annual?
Like the Beano used too, or even better, every Christmas my bro & I would get either the Broons or Oor Wullie...

Hardback compilation of the best bits.
or even issues 1-10 complete????

That data is "Above Top Secret".

I must say I think this has been the best issue yet, the standard keeps improving! Well worth getting a copy!

After his death I had a bit of a John Peel overload, but as a result of ICFQ9 I'm searching out a copy of the Olivetti Chronicles. ICFQ advertisers take note of the power of this publication!

And that PJ Baudelaire, he seems to have been to a lot of gigs I've been to ;)

ordered

Delighted to find this was the only hand-written envelope in six month's worth of mail.

Have you opened the envelope yet?

Yes! But have managed to eke this one for a long time - I really enjoyed the cover, the Easy Dub i/v, the moving appreciation of Sky Saxon and the Baudelaire's concert review (only yesterday I countered someone's assertion that "it's no longer Kraftwerk!" with the golden rule of band reunions vis-a-vis the orginal lead singer.

Looking forward to the uncharted waters beyond Page 13.

Oh, Just realised I did read the Knockouts gig review - tremendous effort put in by the reviewer (to go all the way to Luton), but it looks like it was worht the effort, sounds fantastic, I am trying to buy one of their T-shirts at least.

If you can endure the shockingly poor quality, there are a couple of my videos of the Luton gig here.

I really recommend The Knockouts. New album not selling especially well, alas, although it certainly deserves to as it's extremely good. I also strongly urge you to investigate Clod Magazine and the Luton Haiku book (available via the same site). These people are amazingly talented.

(If you do buy any of their stuff, please tell them Ice Cream For Quo sent you.)