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	ADVENTURES IN PATHOLOGY fanzine $12 1978. 11" x 4.25". 12 pages of collage art by Tom Hosier of New Haven, Connecticut. Kinda like a dada photo comic strip with appearances by the Stones, Elvis, Manson family members, Godzilla, Jackie Kennedy, and Linda Blair. EXCELLENT CONDITION, EXCEPT COVER HAS TAPE MARKS WHERE ZINE WAS SEALED FOR MAILING, BACK COVER IS POSTMARKED
	AMERICAN FLYER FUNNIES #1 underground comix $10 1971. Published by The Print Mint. Comix by Larry Welz, Larry Sutherland, and Larry Todd. For sale to ADULTS ONLY -- you must be at least 18 years old to purchase this item. FINE (Comic Book Price Guide grade)
	ANAESTHETIC #1 fanzine $20 Fall 1985, 52 pages. L.A. mag includes interviews with the Flaming Lips, the Minutemen, Camper Van Beethoven, the Long Ryders, Green On Red, Peter Case and Victoria Williams, Midnight Oil, Rank & File, Billy Bragg, the Raunch Hands, Ivan E. Roth, Wednesday Week, the Question, the Real Impossibles, Craig de Forest, Aswad, and Yo. Plus record and live reviews, poetry by Wanda Coleman and Ivan E. Roth, Mojo Nixon's top ten, etc. EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION
	ANN ARBOR SUN April 19-May 3, 1974 underground newspaper $20 This is a "Special Gardening Issue" of the legendary underground newspaper from Ann Arbor, Michigan: Allen Ginsberg, interviews with Junior Walker and Koko Taylor, record reviews, magic mushrooms, astrological gardening, agri-industry, vegetables, vitamins, bicycles, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION; ORIGINALLY FOLDED FOR MAILING BUT HAS BEEN STORED FLAT
	ANN ARBOR SUN April 19-May 3, 1974 underground newspaper $20 In this issue of the legendary underground newspaper from Ann Arbor, Michigan: "Was SLA's Cinque a Police Agent?" (cover story), interview with Commander Cody, record reviews, comix, local politics, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION; ORIGINALLY FOLDED FOR MAILING BUT HAS BEEN STORED FLAT
	THE ASSOCIATION Crank Your Spreaders paperback book $20 Published by Price/Stern/Sloan Publishers -- third printing from 1969, 48 pages. This is a strange little book written by the members of the rock group the Association, with stoned poetry, absurdist prose, groovy graphics, and photos of the boys in the band. EXCELLENT CONDITION; SMALL DISCOLORED AREA ON TOP RIGHT OF COVER WHERE STICKER WAS REMOVED
	AUDION #33 magazine $9 44 pages, autumn 1995. English magazine featuring Agitation Free interview/history/discography/family tree, interview with Chris Cutler (Henry Cow / Art Bears), Holderlin history/discography, Fushitsusha overview, electronica 1995, lots of record reviews, news, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION
	BAKERSFIELD KOUNTRY KOMICS underground comix $10 1973. For sale to ADULTS ONLY -- you must be at least 18 years old to purchase this item. VERY FINE+ (Comic Book Price Guide grade)
	BAM #188 magazine $14 August 10, 1984, 80 pages. L.A. edition of the long-running rock mag based in Oakland, California Includes a 5-page cover story on Johnny Rotten with interview and several more photos inside; John Cale; Prince's Purple Rain film; Ratt; Thomas Dolby; Nick Lowe; Robet Hunter (Grateful Dead lyricist); Siouxsie & the Banshees; The Human League; Difford & Tilbrook after Squeeze; news; reviews; etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION
	BANANAFISH #10 magazine + CD $10 Magazine includes Melt-Banana interview, Macronympha interview, Couch interview, art and text by David Tholfsen, Vagtazo Halottkemek interview by Bruce Russell, William Hooker interview, Prick Decay interview, reviews, etc. CD has sounds by David Tholfsen, Vagtazo Halottkemek, Macronympha, Melt-Banana, Couch, William Hooker, Prick Decay, Alexander Ross, and Emil Beaulieau. EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION
	THE BEATLES FOREVER! magazine $20 1972, 76 pages. History of the Beatles with lots of photos. Intro by Lillian Roxon. EXCELLENT CONDITION
	THE BEATLES STORY comic magazine $14 1978. Marvel Super Special #4. 66-page Marvel Comics mag with a comic-book history of the Beatles, plus shorter written pieces with photos. FINE+ (Comic Book Price Guide grade)

	BEYOND THE BLACKOUT #3 fanzine $20 1984. Los Angeles mag includes interviews with the Scientists, the Ramones, the Cult, Green On Red, the Hoodoo Gurus, the Meteors, the Stingrays, and Tall Boys. Plus centerfold pic of Dinah Cancer (45 Grave), photos of L.A. Guns, TSOL pin-up, a note from Kid Congo, and more. EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION
	BLACK SABBATH SONGBOOK soongbook $30 Published in 1971 by TRO Songways Service, Inc. With lyrics and music for songs from the band's first three albums: Black Sabbath (five songs), Paranoid (all eight songs from the album), and Master Of Reality (six songs). VG+ CONDITION; COVER HAS SCUFF MARKS; INSIDE PAGES LOOK GREAT

BLACK TO COMM #24
fanzine $10
84 pages, summer 2001. Interviews with early-70s free-guitar legend Doug Snyder; early Detroit/L.A. punk-rockers the Dogs; and MOJO-NAVIGATOR editor Greg Shaw (with Metal Mike's mid-70s send-up of "Reg Shaw"!). Editor Chris Stigliano continues his obsessive study of 1970s fanzines, with a special nod to Russell Desmond's great literary-minded early-punk zine CAN'T BUY A THRILL. Plus tons of reviews, including Stigliano's usual half-baked right-wing bellyaching.

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BLACK TO COMM #25
fanzine + Imants Krumins Golden Jubilee Commemorative CD (w/ Simply Saucer, The Battleship Ethel with David Nelson Byers, The Coachmen, Ruby & The Rednecks) $15
164 pages, late 2003. Chris Stigliano's long-running zine dedicated to obscuro 70s/60s rock, pre-80s fanzines, 50s TV culture, etc. He keeps his "anarcho-capitalist"/right-wing political blather to a minimum this time. What you get in this issue is 70s rock writer Scott Fischer's recollections of recording noise with the Screamin' Mee-Mees in '72/'73; the outside areas of 70s NY rock (Von LMO, Ruby & the Rednecks, journalist Fred Kirby, Max's booker Peter Crowley, Dictators, no wave, etc.); interview with comix artist J.D. King; gig listing and photos of Simply Saucer; a long letter from Lester Bangs to Miriam Linna; 70s fanzine stuff; lots of reviews of 60s garage, 70s punk, Krautrock, free jazz, and even some modern improv/free-rock stuff. Plus you get a CD with two unreleased 1974 live tracks by Simply Saucer ("Clearly Invisible" and "Ring-a-Ling Oh My"), four things by J.D. King's current incarnation of the Coachmen, two songs by Ruby & the Rednecks from their 2002 reunion at CBGB, a lengthy bit of free-rock sprawl from the Battleship Ethel with David Nelson Byers, and a bonus-track radio ad for Von LMO at Max's Kansas City.

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BLITZ #39
fanzine $15
March/April 1981, 28 pages. With John Lennon memorial tribute, part 2 of interview with Ed Cobb (Standells and Chocolate Watch Band producer), Ugly Ducklings interview, history of the Young Tyrants by Greg Prevost, the Unclaimed, reviews, etc.

EXCELLENT CONDITION

	BLITZ #42 fanzine $15 March/April 1982, 28 pages. With Roky Erickson cover story, interview with Kenny Pickett of the Creation, Del Shannon interview part 2, Teenage Head, reviews, etc. EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION
	BLITZ #45 fanzine $12 March/April 1983. Includes cover story on the Dream Syndicate, the British Modbeats, Ray Fenwick, the Last, Ethan James, record reviews, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION, EXCEPT THERE IS A SEAM SPLIT THAT RUNS ABOUT HALFWAY UP THE SPINE
	BLITZ #49 fanzine $12 May/June 1984, 28 pages. Interviews with the Animals, the Blasters, and Bill Rinehart of the Merry-Go-Round. Plus article on the Long Ryders, record reviews, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION
	BLURT 1986 fanzine $17 29 pages. Zine published by Michael Ehlers of Spicer, Minnesota. Interviews with Urge Overkill, Killdozer, and Mofungo. Plus reviews, etc. EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION
	LAUREL ANN BOGEN The Great Orange Leonard Scandal paperback booklet $12 Published in 1984 by Illuminati in Los Angeles. Part of their "Tall Tales" series, the book measures 4.25" x 11". It's a 6-page story by L.A. poet Laurel Ann Bogen. EXCELLENT CONDITION
	BOSTON ROCK #42 magazine $20 1983, 56 pages, tabloid. With Joan Jett cover story, Byron Coley on the L.A. "paisley underground" (Green On Red, Long Ryders, Leaving Trinas, Saccharine Trust, Rain Parade), "In Search of the Shaggs," Birdsongs Of The Mesozoic, the Alarm, Eurhythmics, center spread of David Bowie live photos, indie record guide, Slash Records, New Rose Records, Glenn Phillips, record reviews, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION, EXCEPT ONE PAGE HAS A CHUNK TORN OUT BUT IT ONLY AFFECTS ADS ON BOTH SIDES OF PAGE

THE BROKEN FACE #16
fanzine $9
68 pages, 2003. Swedish zine in English. With interviews/features on Avarus, Oren Ambarchi, Time Lag Records, Steffen Basho Junghans, Idea Records, Yahowha, Mikami Kan, Major Stars, Doleful Lions, Sunburned Hand of the Man, and plenty of reviews.

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THE BROKEN FACE #17
fanzine $9
72 pages, 2003. Swedish zine in English. With Reynols, Sandoz Lab Technicians, Birchville Cat Motel, Climax Golden Twins, Sandoz Lab Technicians, Armpit, reviews, etc.

EXCELLENT CONDITION

THE BROKEN FACE #18
fanzine $9
72 pages, 2003. Final issue of this English-language zine from Sweden. With Simon Wickham-Smith, Pengo, Rollerball, Steven R. Smith, the Ponys, Crevice, Lovely Midget, the Necks, Dario Antonetti, the Finnish underground scene, and lots of reviews.

NEW

BUCKETFULL OF BRAINS #17
fanzine + flexi-disc by The Long Ryders $18
36 pages, August 1986. Flexi-disc by the Long Ryders (billed as the Spinning Wighats), with two live tracks: "Encore from Hell" and "10/5/60." Zine has the Long Ryders on the cover; Twink interview; Lime Spiders interview; Leather Nun; the Dream Syndicate; Citadel Records; Robyn Hitchcock; the Hidden Charms; reviews; etc.

FANZINE & FLEXI-DISC EXCELLENT CONDITION; PRICE STICKER ON COVER OF ZINE

	CHARLES BUKOWSKI with ROBERT CRUMB Bring Me Your Love paperback book $25 10 pages of text and art by Bukowski and Crumb. Limited edition of 5000 copies. Published by Black Sparrow Press. NEAR MINT CONDITION
	CAPTAIN GUTS #1 underground comix $10 Second printing from 1971. For sale to ADULTS ONLY -- you must be at least 18 years old to purchase this item. FINE/VERY FINE (Comic Book Price Guide grade)
	CAPTAIN GUTS #3 underground comix $10 1971. For sale to ADULTS ONLY -- you must be at least 18 years old to purchase this item. FINE+ (Comic Book Price Guide grade)

CHAD & JEREMY 1967 souvenir booklet $50
Very nice souvenir booklet designed for concert distribution. 11" x 11", full-color covers, 24 B&W pages with some spot color, nice paper. Designed by Dean Torrence (Kittyhawk Graphics) of Jan & Dean. Lots of great photos by Peter James Samerjan.

EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

CHEMICAL IMBALANCE #4
fanzine $18
1986, 40 pages. Does not include "free vinyl EP" advertised on frontcover. With Harvey Pekar Q&A, Half Japanese interview, Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth) interview, Naked Raygun interview, Angst interview, Great Plains interview, Psycho Daisies interview, June Brides interview, record reviews, poetry, comix, etc.

EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

CHROMIUM SWITCH August 1974
fanzine $15
6-page Firesign Theatre newsletter. Shown here are page 1 ("Firesign Back Home In Burbank") and page 6 (Nick Danger drawing).

EXCELLENT CONDITION

CIMARRON WEEKEND #6.04532893736518421287484
fanzine $5
Newsletter-style issue of David Dunlap's Memphis zine with lots of reviews and wise-guy editorials.

EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

CIMARRON WEEKEND #0007
fanzine $10
2000, 76 pages. 1970s-style smart-guy cynicism gives mucho flavor to Dave Dunlap's groovy Memphis mag. This issue features 20 pages on the Gizmos; a piece on the 1973 Memphis Rock Writers Convention, with a photo of Lester Bangs and Richard Meltzer leakin' on Graceland; and lots of funny record reviews.

EXCELLENT CONDITION, EXCEPT THESE REMAINING ISSUES WERE TRIMMED TOO CLOSE TO THE UPPER EDGE, BUT ALL PAGES ARE COMPLETE

CIRCULAR October 4, 1971
magazine $20
Vol. 3 number 31. Promo-only magazine published by Warner Bros. Records. The magazine is 8.5" x 8.5", 8 pages, professionally printed. This issue features a Grateful Dead cover story with news on the release of the double live "skull and roses" album and an overview of the band's earlier releases, plus news on other Warner artists and new releases.