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New Musical Express March 2, 1985
Cover: Shelagh O'Hara (on Brookside as Karen Grant)
Issue may be of interest to collectors of
- Diamanda Galas (less than 1/2 page w/ large pic)
- Leonard Cohen (2 pages w/ pics)
- Bill Sharpe (less than 1/2 page w/ pic)
- Little Benny (of Little Benny And The Masters) (1/2 page w/ pic)
- John Fogerty (2+ pages in color w/ large pic)
- The Jazz Butcher (less than 1/2 page w/ pic)
- Tears For Fears (full page b&w ad for album "Songs From The Big Chair" w/ small pic of duo repeated numerous times)
- Ricky Rennalis (1/2 page w/ pic)
- Tom Watkins (XL Design) (1/2 page w/ pic)
- Mick Jagger (full page b&w ad for single "Just Another Night" w/ large pic of Mick)
- The Kane Gang (full page b&w ad for single "Gun Law" - no group pic)
- Brookside (3 pages in color/b&w w/ pics)
- The Men They Couldn't Hang (full page w/ pic)
- Killing Joke (full page b&w ad for album "Night Time" w/ group pic)
- Charts
- Album Reviews: Peter Hammill And The K Group, Bill Nelson, Martin Rev, The Nomads, The Eurogliders, Emmy Lou Harris, Holy Toy, Grandmaster Flash (with Ian Wright illustration), Johnny Adams, Ry Cooder, John Cafferty / Beaver Brown, The Church, The Viceroys, several compilations and soundtracks
- Single Reviews by Charles Shaar Murray
- Live! Reviews: Illustrious Cutlery, The Ramones / Gene Loves Jezebel / Restless, Boothill Foot-Tappers, The Blow Monkeys, The Temple Of Truth, The Japanese-American Toy Theatre, Passion Puppets / Skiff Skats / The Mint Juleps / The Balham Alligators, The Commodores, The Primevals, Big Town Playboys, Certain Generals, The Very Things, Two People, Red Lorry Yellow Lorry / Tall Boys
- Film Reviews: Dance With A Stranger, Mike Newell interview, Country, City Heat
Issue is approximately 16" high × 12" wide ~ 48 pages ~ UK publication.
New Musical Express (NME) is now a British music, film and culture website and brand. Founded as a newspaper in 1952, the NME would become a magazine that ended up as a free publication, before becoming an online brand which includes its website and radio stations. It was the first British newspaper to include a singles chart, in the edition of 14 November 1952. In the 1970s, it became the best-selling British music newspaper. It started as a music newspaper, and gradually moved toward a magazine format during the 1980s and 1990s, changing from newsprint in 1998. The magazine's website NME.com was launched in 1996. In September 2015, the NME magazine was relaunched to be distributed nationally as a free publication. In March 2018, the publisher announced that the print edition of NME would cease publication after 66 years and become an online-only publication.