Description
This unparalleled vintage magazine, Creem Close-Up: Heavy 100, October 1983, is a treasure for music enthusiasts and collectors alike. This particular issue features legendary rock icons such as Keith Richards, David Bowie, The Police, Van Halen, and The Clash, among others, reflecting the vibrant energy of the early 1980s music scene.
What makes this issue historically significant is its exclusive content that captures the essence of a pivotal era in rock and pop culture. Readers will enjoy in-depth interviews, captivating articles, and a bonus poster of Men at Work that is sure to bring nostalgia to fans of classic rock.
Condition is everything for collectors, and this issue is in good condition, with all pages intact. It includes the original poster (Men at Work, Page 34), which adds to its collectibility and value. This magazine comes securely packaged with a plastic protective covering to ensure its longevity and preservation. Buyers can review the accompanying photos for precise condition details.
This Creem Close-Up: Heavy 100 vintage issue is a must-have for anyone passionate about music history and nostalgic for the groundbreaking moments of the early '80s. It serves as a fascinating time capsule, featuring deep-dives into the lives and careers of iconic artists like:
- Highlights of Keith Richards in "Absolutely Alfalfa" (Page 32).
- David Bowie celebrated as the best-dressed mainman at The Twilight Zone Ball (Page 6).
Explore the full contents of this memorable issue, which includes engaging features such as:
- The Police – "Message From Three Bottle Blonds" (Page 10).
- Van Halen – "Gets Even With Everyone!" (Page 17).
Don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of rock history. Add the Creem Close-Up: Heavy 100, October 1983 vintage magazine to your collection today!
