Thursday, 2 May 2013

THIS WEEK AT ROCK'S BACK PAGES




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Feature of the Week
REASONS TO BELIEVE: The rock snob's Rod Stewart: back when the ol' rasper was still great, by Rob Partridge (Record Mirror, 1970) and Charles Shaar Murray (NME, 1973). Plus Nick Hornby selects Stewart's greatest works (MOJO, 1995)…

Almost Famous
CREATIVE DIFFERENCES: David "Mr. Agreeable" Stubbs tackles Anthrax (Melody Maker, 1989), talks to Aphex Twin (MM, 1994) and passes a pleasant afternoon with Paddy McAloon (Uncut, 2001).

Writers' Blogs
THESE JUST IN… Larry Jaffee pays tribute to Hipgnosis genius Storm Thorgersen; Archie Patterson helps Kickstart for Giorgio Gomelsky's Red Door; Noe Gold on Geddy Lee and other Yiddish rock gods; and more new posts by RBP scribes…
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