Description
Discover a captivating piece of music history with this Rolling Stone Magazine from November 15, 1979, featuring an exclusive focus on the renowned band Muse and an intriguing exploration of the "Mad Bomber" phenomenon. This vintage magazine captures the raw energy and cultural significance of the late 1970s music scene, making it an essential addition for any collector of vintage magazines or music memorabilia.
This particular issue not only highlights key artists and events from an iconic era but also offers readers a unique perspective on the trends that defined the cultural landscape at the time. The attractive cover and in-depth articles provide a nostalgic look back at a transformative period in rock history, making it a collectible item for enthusiasts of pop culture and journalism.
In terms of condition, this vintage magazine is offered in acceptable condition, featuring some visible wear that adds to its appeal and vintage charm. As a newsstand edition without a label, it serves as a unique find for those who appreciate authentic memorabilia. For protection, this magazine is shipped with a plastic cover, ensuring it arrives safely to your doorstep. Please review the accompanying photos for a comprehensive view of its current state.
- Acceptable Condition
- Newsstand/No Label
Perfect for both casual readers and dedicated collectors, owning this Rolling Stone vintage issue enriches your collection while also serving as a discussion piece about an extraordinary era in music history. Don't miss your chance to own this significant publication from Rolling Stone, a true representation of the music and culture of the past. Grab this collectible magazine today and bring home a piece of history!