Simon Reynolds catches the early Happy Mondays at London's Rock Garden (Melody Maker, 1987)
Betty Page at large in NYC with the Happy Mondays (Vox, 1990)
Tom Hibbert on tour with a rapidly decomposing Happy Mondays (Q, 1992)
Joel McIver assesses the mighty Slayer (Record Collector, 1999)
Joel McIver interviews the pioneering Venom (Record Collector, 2000)
Joel McIver talks slaughter, mayhem and Death Metal with Dismember's Matti Kärki (Metal Hammer, 2004)
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AUDIO:
The first two of Mat Snow's extensive Deep Purple interviews (Rock's Backpages Audio, 1990)
FEATURES & INTERVIEWS:
David Griffiths transcribes a chat between Long John Baldry and John Lee Hooker (Record Mirror, 1964)
Louise Criscione profiles the 'ignored stone' Keith Richard (KRLA Beat, 1966)
Chris Welch chats with the Who's Pete Townshend (Melody Maker, 1968)
RCA's press release for Annette Peacock's I'm the One (RCA Records, 1971)
Penny Valentine quizzes Helen Reddy (Sounds, 1972)
Creem reports on the huge John Sinclair benefit, starring John & Yoko, Stevie Wonder, Bobby Seale et al (Creem, 1972)
Caroline Boucher talks to Al Kooper about new-boys-on-the-southern-block Lynyrd Skynyrd (Disc and Music Echo, 1974)
Playlist hell: Chris Salewicz meets a deeply frustrated Johnny Walker, about to take his leave from Radio One (NME, 1976)
Wesley Strick discusses new album Burning Sky with Bad Company axe chap Mick Ralphs (Circus, 1977)
Roy Trakin ponders the ins-and-outs of Malcolm McLaren (Musician, 1982)
Mark Cooper raps with Pigbag (Record Mirror, 1982)
Sean O'Hagan in NYC with Mantronix (NME, 1986)
Ralph Traitor meets radical folkie Michelle Shocked (Sounds, 1988)
Texas tornado: John Swenson remembers Stevie Ray Vaughan (Rolling Stone, 1990)
Pete Paphides accompanies Radiohead's truculent Thom Yorke around the Los Angeles flesh-pots (Melody Maker, 1993)
Part 1 of Ian Fortnam's oral history of Green Day, Offspring and US '90s punk (Kerrang!, 1999)
Part 2 of Ian Fortnam's oral history of Green Day, Offspring, Rancid and US '90s punk (Kerrang!, 1999)
Philip Norman celebrates the musical heritage of New York City (Mail On Sunday, 2008)
Rob Hughes remembers Sparklehorse's Mark Linkous (The Guardian, 2010)
Ken Scrudato connects with the xx (Filter, 2010)
Don Snowden on free-jazz deity Ornette Coleman (Rock's Backpages, 2010)
ALBUM & LIVE REVIEWS:
Rochelle Reed sees the Beatles play Dodger Stadium (KRLA Beat, 1966)
Ben Edmonds is thrilled by Lenny Kaye's legendary Nuggets compilation (Creem, 1972)
'Reggae album of the year': Penny Reel on Toots & The Maytals' Funky Kingston (International Times, 1973)
Mick Farren ruminates on the limitations of rock comedy, and Alberto Y Lost Trios Paranoias, live at the Marquee (NME, 1975)
Jeffrey Morgan dismisses Kiss' Dynasty (Creem, 1979)
Mark Cooper is frankly appalled to see Talking Heads turn into a (Wembley) Arena act (Record Mirror, 1982)
Michael Azerrad sees a rip-roaring Roseland Ballroom show from the Beastie Boys and the Rollins Band (Rolling Stone, 1993)
Paul Mathur heartily approves of Blur's Modern Life Is Rubbish (Melody Maker, 1993)
Colin Harper witnesses Wishbone Ash, live in Belfast (The Independent, 1998)
Nick Hasted sees the latest Brit urban star, Tinie Tempah, conquer the O2 (The Independent, 2011)
