Ornette Posted August 15 Author Report Share Posted August 15 Can anyone confirm if those three Labello issues are the ones that exist? There is a notice in #3 offering £5 subscription for "bi-monthly issues over the next year"... incidentally, it seems those two 'Raize EP' releases i.e. LB29 & LB42 were put out and titled specially as to raise funds for the magazine. I don't know for a fact, but I think these issues were meant to be inserted into Labello Blanco releases and distributed that way, though I'm not sure how many shops actually bothered. My ones I got all separately, at least one I can remember picking up from Goodness Records in West Croydon I have a photo of the three issues here, that I took for a thread on DnBA a few years back http://www.classifiedlistening.com/tarzanstuff/labello magazines.jpg Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 16 Author Report Share Posted August 16 On 8/14/2024 at 8:31 PM, Brendon said: The Mathmatix mag that Ornette mentions only last one issue I think and then turned into Atm update which ran for another 2 issues. I have these aswell. Thanks, I'd wondered about this and was going to ask - the Mathmatix issue itself mentions about being a supplement "released directly in the middle of the three month ATM gap" but I hadn't heard anything of it since buying that copy back in 1999. It looks like Juno has details for most of the Atmosphere issues after #46 and seems to have some of these ATM update ones listed as well On 8/14/2024 at 8:31 PM, Brendon said: I've got issues 14, 15, 18 - 20, 22, 23, 32 - 55 of Atmosphere / ATM so if there's any info you need on the issues just let me know. I think this was more me trying to look up on a couple of things I had vague recollections of and then all this ending up being more complicated than I expected. At the moment I figure it's most useful if we have a master list of issues, and a formal way in which to cite them. At some point maybe we could move to giving contents/overviews for each one, and hot link from the main post... that would be a much larger task over the long term Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 16 Author Report Share Posted August 16 On 8/10/2024 at 12:42 PM, jj said: On 8/10/2024 at 9:57 AM, Ornette said: Atmosphere [monthly / bi-monthly / quarterly] ... #1 Dec 92 Cover: Rave illustration (smiley face with 2 ravers dancing) ... On 8/13/2024 at 6:58 PM, djkryptonn said: The Scene I've filled in the missing info below. ... Updates added to main post. Unsure why that forum panel to the right has suddenly appeared... is now making the thread narrow Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brendon Posted August 18 Report Share Posted August 18 On 8/15/2024 at 9:30 AM, jj said: I've got a few issues of The Mint Magazine. Nice Never heard of that one Definitely Yorkshire based Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brendon Posted August 18 Report Share Posted August 18 On 8/16/2024 at 8:28 PM, Ornette said: Thanks, I'd wondered about this and was going to ask - the Mathmatix issue itself mentions about being a supplement "released directly in the middle of the three month ATM gap" but I hadn't heard anything of it since buying that copy back in 1999. It looks like Juno has details for most of the Atmosphere issues after #46 and seems to have some of these ATM update ones listed as well I think this was more me trying to look up on a couple of things I had vague recollections of and then all this ending up being more complicated than I expected. At the moment I figure it's most useful if we have a master list of issues, and a formal way in which to cite them. At some point maybe we could move to giving contents/overviews for each one, and hot link from the main post... that would be a much larger task over the long term I don't mind helping out with that Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eXtreme Posted August 18 Report Share Posted August 18 Mission Bow, London Editor(s): Summer Pearson, Roy Balfourth Format: A5 Artwork/Design: Cage, Sam, Jack Gibbons & Morgan O.S.L #1 November 1994, 16 Pages, B&W (Colour center advert), Free Cover: Formula 7, Swift and Zinc, Desire, #2 December 1994, 20 Pages, Colour, Free Cover: Foul Play, Intalex, #3 Jan/Feb 1995, 16 Pages, B&W (Colour Cover & center advert), Free Cover: Stevie V, Prizna, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 21 Author Report Share Posted August 21 On 8/6/2024 at 12:59 PM, Ornette said: Blaze [Fortmonthly] #5 ('UP TO THE 14/11/92') – #17 (November[?] 1993) ... Blaze [three-weekly/monthly] Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire Editor: Sean Brownson Format: A4, b&w/colour Artwork/Design: [?] #1 - Jul[?] 1992, 16 pages[?], duotone, 70p[?] Cover: Freddy Kruger / "Rave On" graf piece #2 - Aug[?] 1992, 16 pages[?], duotone[?], 70p[?] Cover: [?] #3 - 'September 1992', 16 pages, b&w, 70p Cover: horizontal rectangle design, "Blaze" in centre NB. "next issue will be out Wednesday 23rd September without fail" #4 - 'October 1992', 16 pages, b&w/colour (cover), 70p Cover: "Blaze" graf with two puppies, set in blue [Pherst/Shaun Dare] #5 - 'UP TO THE 14/11/92', 16 pages, b&w/colour (cover), 80p Cover: "Blaze" graf with witch & ghosts, set in green [Pherst/Shaun Dare] NB. "issue 6 will be out on 11/11/92" #6 - 'UP TO THE 15/12/92', 20 pages, b&w/colour (cover), 80p Cover: "Blaze" graf with raver/genie, set in black [Pherst/Shaun Dare] #7 - Dec 1992, 28 pages, b&w/colour (cover), 80p Cover: "Blaze" graf with ghetto santa claus [Smive/David Smyth] NB. "you will hear from us again on the 20th January 1993" #8 - Jan 1993, 24 pages, b&w/duotone (cover), 80p Cover: alien landscape with planetoids [Junior Tomlin] NB. "THE NEXT ISSUE OUT ON 24/2/93" #9 'March '93', 24 pages, b&w/colour (cover), 80p Cover: man with large/melting eyes [Junior Tomlin] NB. "NEXT ISSUE OUT ON 24/3/93" #10 - 'April 1993', 24 pages, b&w/colour (cover), 80p Cover: big top against blue sky / large orange sun [Junior Tomlin] NB. "NEXT ISSUE OUT ON 21/4/93" #11 - 'May 1993', 28 pages, b&w/colour (cover), 80p Cover: robot running through digital landscape [Pez] NB. "NEXT ISSUE OF BLAZE MAGAZINE OUT ON THE 19/5/93" #12 - 'June '93', 32 pages, colour/b&w, 80p Cover: robot emerging from stormy ocean [Pez] NB. "NEXT ISSUE DUE OUT ON THE 19/6/93" #13 - Jul 1993, 32[?] pages, colour[?], 80p Cover: robot with arms raised beneath red fireball [Pez] #14 - 'August' 1993, 32 pages, colour, 80p Cover: female face upon upside-down pyramid [Pez] NB. "NEXT ISSUE DUE OUT ON 13/8/93" #15 - 'Sept' 1993, 28 pages, colour, 80p Cover: flaming superhero flying through portal [Dave Smith] NB. "NEXT ISSUE DUE OUT ON 30th SEPTEMBER" + cover artist is named in the following issue. #16 - Oct 1993, 32 pages, colour, 80p Cover: blue woman in regeneration chamber [Pez] NB. "The Next Issue Will Hit The Streets 18th November 1993" #17 - Nov 1993, 36 pages, colour, 80p Cover: topless man against reddish backdrop [Pez] NB. "The Next Issue Will Hit The Streets 20th Dec. 1993" ... #?? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 21 Author Report Share Posted August 21 I have issues 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14 of the above. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 22 Author Report Share Posted August 22 On 8/6/2024 at 7:19 PM, jj said: Some Ravescene scans here: https://archive.org/details/ravezines?sort=title&and[]=firstTitle%3AR Had a good look here, thanks In all, I've managed to find scans of most, including from your own blog, up to issue #52 - is this the last one? This link here says it "ran from 1992 to 1994 publishing a total of 51 copies" - https://www.rendezvousprojects.org.uk/ravescene-magazine/ The scan for #52 says "SPECIAL MEMBERS EDITION" and is only 4 pages, so was this was a final one sent out to subscribers only? It's quite late into the year, October, given that #50 was April. https://archive.org/details/zine_ravescene52 I'm trying to narrow down publish dates for this magazine. It seems most issues carry the blurb at the bottom of the last page "This magazine is distributed free of charge to 20,000 ravers every fortnight and is going to get bigger and better". However from looking at a sample from 1993 it seems it was more likely it was three weekly. #31 - listings from 12/13th Feb, adverts for 19/26th Feb #32 - listings from 26/27th Feb, adverts for 12/19th Mar reviews/refs to 12th (Vision) 18th (last ever Rage @ Heaven) 19/20th (Labrynth raided) #33 - listings from 19/20th Mar, adverts for 20th Mar/2nd Apr reviews/refs to 2nd Mar (Pulse FM raided) nb. the 'X By Any Means Necessary' & Obssession 'Passion' adverts are without dates explicitly stated #34 - listings from 7/8/9/10/11th Apr (easter), adverts for 3/11th Apr reviews/refs to 20th Mar (By Any Means Necessary) #35 - listings from 24/30th Apr, adverts for 2nd May reviews/refs to 11th Apr (World Dance) #36 - listings from 7/8th May, adverts for ~7th May reviews/refs to 24th Apr (Reincarnation) 30th Apr (Universe) #37 - listings from 21/22nd May, adverts for ~22/29th May reviews/refs to 30th Apr (Mayday IV 'The Judgement Day' [Germany]) #38 - listings from 10/11/12th Jun, adverts for 19th Jun reviews/refs to 29th May (MTV filmed at Double Dipped) #39 - listings from 2/3rd Jul, adverts for 3/5th Jul reviews/refs to 19th Jun (Elevation 'Payback 93') #40 - listings from 23/24th Jul , adverts for ~24th Jul Now, issue #40 has on the cover "Ravescene Magazine is now distributed nationwide by Mo's Music Machine" so does this point to the magazine being published on a monday? Certainly, that was the industry standard for record releases, and adverts for Mo's in several of the issues list forthcoming 12"s with dates all corresponding with that. Though, from memory I seem to remember it was 'wednesdays' it was said that Blackmarket used to get their new releases in. So, questions - were mondays, or weds/thurs more likely, and can we determine publish dates? NB. Currently, absent issue scans are: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 26, 28, 30, 33, 49, 50 (I have issues both 33 and 50) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jj Posted August 23 Report Share Posted August 23 12 hours ago, Ornette said: Had a good look here, thanks In all, I've managed to find scans of most, including from your own blog, up to issue #52 - is this the last one? NB. Currently, absent issue scans are: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 26, 28, 30, 33, 49, 50 (I have issues both 33 and 50) #52 is the last one afaik On the front page of #49 - "Special Souvenir Issue To Celebrate The First Annual Hardcore Awards" The first 6 issues didn't have issue numbers and the issues labelled #2 & #3 on the rave zine archive are incorrect. I believe #2 is actually #4 and #3 is actually #5 There is no issue #26. There is an issue #27A instead - "Yes, we missed out no. 26, so this issue is no. 27A no. 28 will be out on November 26th" There was also an issue #19A published between issues #19 & #20. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 23 Author Report Share Posted August 23 On 8/6/2024 at 5:47 PM, jj said: The Information Centre Issue #1 (December 1994) - # ?? Ahh! - so this is the one I've got an associated publication of It's titled 'Underground', took me some time to decipher that because the lettering used is awful. Doesn't have an issue number or given date other than stating "THE PROMO ISSUE", but inside clarifies it's a promo for a forthcoming I.C. magazine It's A5 in black & white, with a photo of Jason J on the cover, and looks like is from Sept 1994, referencing the (legal) launch of Don FM on the 27/08/94 Little other details apart from seeming to be centred around someone called Phabby J and forthcoming title is short for "(I)nformation (C)entre" due late in October Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 23 Author Report Share Posted August 23 6 hours ago, jj said: On the front page of #49 - "Special Souvenir Issue To Celebrate The First Annual Hardcore Awards" doh! missed out you had the scans of #49 on your blog. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 23 Author Report Share Posted August 23 19 hours ago, Ornette said: I'm trying to narrow down publish dates for this magazine. It seems most issues carry the blurb at the bottom of the last page "This magazine is distributed free of charge to 20,000 ravers every fortnight and is going to get bigger and better". However from looking at a sample from 1993 it seems it was more likely it was three weekly. Another sample: #41 - listings from 6/7th Aug, adverts for 13/14th reviews/refs to 24th Jul (Labrynth, Bagleys) #42 - listings from 27/28/29th Aug (bank holiday), adverts for ~11th Sep reviews/refs to 31st Jul (World Dance) reviews/refs to 7/13/14th Aug (The Prodigy/Midi "poor sound quality" - advance notice?) #43 - listings from 1/2nd Oct, adverts for 2nd reviews/refs to 28th Aug (Labrynth, Bagleys) reviews/refs to 24th Sep (Jungle Fever, Curtain Road - mentioned in editorial) #44 - listings from 22nd Oct, adverts for 29/30/31st (halloween) reviews/refs to 2nd (Labrynth, Bagleys) 2nd (The Prodigy PA) #45 - listings from 19/20th Nov, adverts for ~19/20th reviews/refs to 30th Oct (Rise & Shine meets Eclipse) #46 - "The Christmas Issue" listings from 17/18th Dec, adverts for 17/18th reviews/refs to 3rd Dec (Helter Skelter) #47 - listings from 27 (thurs)/28th Jan, adverts for ~28th reviews/refs to 14th Jan (Universe at Hollywoods Romford?) #48 - listings from 12/14th Feb, adverts for 14th (The Prodigy, Marquee Club) reviews/refs to 12th Jan (Criminal Justice Bill second reading) #49 - listings from 14 (mon)/18/19th Mar, adverts for 25th reviews/refs to 12th Mar (Elevation Hardcore Awards) #50 - listings from 1/2/3/4th Apr (easter), adverts for 3/8/9th reviews/refs to 25th Mar (Jungle Fever; event date derived as not given) #51 - listings from (no listings), adverts for 3/10th June reviews/refs to 1st May (Orange ('5') "last month") - forthcoming Orange ('6') "at the Hippodrome on bank holiday sunday" 14th May (Double Dipped 'Submerged') #52 - listings from (no listings), adverts for 29th Oct reviews/refs to 28th Aug (Double Dipped 'The Secret Garden Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 23 Author Report Share Posted August 23 On 8/21/2024 at 11:01 AM, Ornette said: Blaze [three-weekly/monthly] Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire Editor: Sean Brownson Format: A4, b&w/colour Artwork/Design: [?] #1 - Jul[?] 1992, 16 pages[?], duotone, 70p[?] Cover: Freddy Kruger / "Rave On" graf piece #2 - Aug[?] 1992, 16 pages[?], duotone[?], 70p[?] Cover: [?] Some more detail on this: #2 - '29TH JULY 1992', 16 pages[?], b&w, 50p Cover: isomorphic diamond design, "BLAZE MAGAZINE" superimposed It appears the first issue was titled 'Rave On', priced at £1. Suburban Base posted a picture of it here: https://www.facebook.com/SuburbanBaseRecs/posts/958705009592634 showing the 'Freddy Kruger' artwork from Dave Nodz. The "Rave On" phrase is still used in issues #3 & #5 as the heading for the events reviews page Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 24 Author Report Share Posted August 24 On 8/23/2024 at 8:07 AM, jj said: #52 is the last one afaik On the front page of #49 - "Special Souvenir Issue To Celebrate The First Annual Hardcore Awards" The first 6 issues didn't have issue numbers and the issues labelled #2 & #3 on the rave zine archive are incorrect. I believe #2 is actually #4 and #3 is actually #5 There is no issue #26. There is an issue #27A instead - "Yes, we missed out no. 26, so this issue is no. 27A no. 28 will be out on November 26th" There was also an issue #19A published between issues #19 & #20. Ok, so it seems the publication offers explicitly three dates in which to help us with this - 26/11/1992 which is a Thursday, 25/10/1991 which is a Friday and 20/01/1992 which is a Monday. Now the "October 25th" date stated by issue 25 you'd expect to be correct, as this was their birthday. However, it is confusing that the issue itself has listings for the 9/10th Oct... Nonetheless I think this is a date we can rely on, pointing towards the magazine being published on Fridays. You are right about the issues currently as '2' and '3' being later - the former having listings for the weekend of 13/14th Dec and the latter - seemingly the week immediately after - having listings / adverts for the entire Christmas period from the weds (18th) right through to the 20/21/22nd, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Reasonably, you'd expect a publication as this to offer a week's notice on forthcoming events, so some point week 50 for that latter issue (i.e. week beginning 9/12/91). However, it also states "We'll be back on January 20th 1992" - a monday - which also doesn't seem 'right'... However - I think this can be explained that by schedule, given that issue 1 was 25/10/91, that latter issue really ought to have been some point week 51 (i.e. week beginning 16/12/91). So - the "January 20th" date was a typo/mistake, confused by the fact that the last issue of 1991 was meant to have been December 20th! I think what we are seeing with this publication is likely that it went to print on a Thursday - with some copies then appearing locally that same day, and the rest distributed / appearing more widely for the Friday (explaining the "November 26th" date stated by issue 27A) I think I feel confident enough to offer a full dated list for these now. I'll post shortly. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jj Posted August 25 Report Share Posted August 25 22 hours ago, Ornette said: You are right about the issues currently as '2' and '3' being later - the former having listings for the weekend of 13/14th Dec and the latter - seemingly the week immediately after - having listings / adverts for the entire Christmas period from the weds (18th) right through to the 20/21/22nd, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Reasonably, you'd expect a publication as this to offer a week's notice on forthcoming events, so some point week 50 for that latter issue (i.e. week beginning 9/12/91). However, it also states "We'll be back on January 20th 1992" - a monday - which also doesn't seem 'right'... However - I think this can be explained that by schedule, given that issue 1 was 25/10/91, that latter issue really ought to have been some point week 51 (i.e. week beginning 16/12/91). So - the "January 20th" date was a typo/mistake, confused by the fact that the last issue of 1991 was meant to have been December 20th! Issue #2 has rave listings for events from 15/11/91 to 30/11/91 Issue #3 has rave listings for events from 30/11/91 to 11/12/91 I'll upload scans of these issues in the next few weeks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 28 Author Report Share Posted August 28 Ravescene Magazeen London, W1H Editor: Gwen Lawford Format: A5, free Artwork/Design: Kris[?] Publisher/Printer: [?] #01 (p: 25/10/91, wk.43), 4 pages, b&w PREACHING TO THE CONVERTED #02 (p: 08/11/91, wk.45), 4[?] pages, b&w [?] #03 (p: 22/11/91, wk.47), 4 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • #04 (p: 06/12/91, wk.49), 8 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • #05 (p: 13/12/91, wk.50), 8 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • #06 (p: 17/01/92, wk.03), 8 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • #07 (p: 31/01/92, wk.05), 8[?] pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 7 #08 (p: 14/02/92, wk.07), 8[?] pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 8 #09 (p: 28/02/92, wk.09), 8 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 9 #10 (p: 13/03/92, wk.11), 4 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 10 #11 (p: 27/03/92, wk.13), 12 pages, b&w • ROCKIN' THE BOAT 92 • NO 11 • #12 (p: 10/04/92, wk.15), 4 pages, b&w • ON THE PULSE 92 • NO 12 • #13 (p: 24/04/92, wk.17), 12 pages, b&w • INSPECTOR MORSE'S BIBLE • NO 13 • #14 (p: 08/05/92, wk.19), 8 pages, b&w ❥ NO GLOSS•NO DROSS • NO 14 • #15 (p: 22/05/92, wk.21), 8 pages, b&w • HARDCORE BLIMEY MATE • NO 15 • #16 (p: 05/06/92, wk.23), 8[?] pages, b&w [?] #17 (p: 19/06/92, wk.25), 8 pages, b&w • RAT PACKED • NO 17 • #18 [not exists] #19 (p: 03/07/92, wk.27), 8 pages, b&w • TURN ON TUNE IN READ ON • NO 19 • #19A (p: 17/07/92, wk.29), 12 pages, b&w • 155 wpm • NO 19A • #20 (p: 31/07/92, wk.31), 8 pages, b&w • STRICTLY UNDERGROUND • NO 20 • #21 (p: 14/08/92, wk.33), 12 pages, b&w • STRICTLY UNDERGROUND • NO 21 • #22 (p: 28/08/92, wk.35), 8 pages, b&w • CHARLIE DON'T RAVE • NO 22 • #23 (p: 11/09/92, wk.37), 8 pages, b&w • CANT BEAT THE SYSTEM ? • NO 23 • #24 (p: 25/09/92, wk.39), 8 pages, b&w • HOLDIN' IT DOWN • NO 24 • #25 (p: 09/10/92, wk.41), 8 pages, duo-tone • WE ARE ONE • NO 25 • #26 [not exists] #27 (p: 23/10/92, wk.43), 8 pages, b&w • BANG ON ONE • NO 27 • #27A (p: 06/11/92, wk.45), 8[?] pages, b&w • KISS OFF • NO 27A • #28 (p: 27/11/92, wk.48), 4 pages, b&w • WHAT IS THE POINT ? • NO 28 • #29 (p: 11/12/92, wk.50), 8 pages, b&w • PEACE IT TOGETHER • NO 29 • #30 (p: 15/01/93, wk.02), 8[?] pages, b&w • CAN'T BE BOUGHT • NO 30 • #31 (p: 05/02/93, wk.05), 8 pages, b&w • ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ • NO 31 • #32 (p: 19/02/93, wk.07), 8 pages, b&w • CALIFORNIA RAVING • NO 32 • #33 (p: 12/03/93, wk.10), 8 pages, b&w • CRACK USER UNFRIENDLY • NO 33 • #34 (p: 02/04/93, wk.13), 8 pages, b&w • CONFUSED? YOU WILL BE • NO 34 • #35 (p: 16/04/93, wk.15), 8 pages, b&w • VIVA HAPPINESS • NO 35 • #36 (p: 30/04/93, wk.17), 8 pages, b&w • RAVE NEW WORLD • NO 36 • #37 (p: 14/05/93, wk.19), 8 pages, b&w • BOOYAKKA • NO 37 • #38 (p: 04/05/93, wk.22), 8 pages, b&w • CUTS A FINE LINE • NO 38 • #39 (p: 25/06/93, wk.25), 8 pages, monotone • MIND CANDY • NO 39 • #40 (p: 16/07/93, wk.28), 12 pages, duo-tone • REVEL WITHOUT A PAUSE • NO 40 • #41 (p: 30/07/93, wk.30), 12 pages, colour • SUMMER'S SPECIAL • NO 41 • #42 (p: 20/08/93, wk.33), 8 pages, b&w • PHAT NOT FICTION • NO 42 • #43 (p: 24/09/93, wk.38), 8 pages, b&w • RAVE IS DEAD.GOOD • NO 43 • #44 (p: 15/10/93, wk.41), 8 pages, b&w • TRUSS HOUSE FORTE • NO 44 • #45 (p: 19/11/93, wk.46), 12 pages, b&w • THE BUZZINESS • NO 45 • #46 (p: 17/12/93, wk.50), 8 pages, b&w • HAPPY HARDCORE CHRISTMAS • NO 46 • #47 (p: 21/01/94, wk.03), 8 pages, b&w • THE TRIBAL BIBLE • NO 47 • #48 (p: 04/02/94, wk.05), 8 pages, b&w • WHIRLY AGOG AGOGO • NO48 • #49 (p: 11/03/94, wk.10), 4 pages, b&w • HARDCORE HEROS • NO 49 #50 (p: 25/03/94, wk.12), 8 pages, b&w • TRY-BALLISTIC • NO 50 • #51 (p: 20/05/94, wk.20), 8 pages, b&w • A BLEAK, DRUG OBLIQUE MUSIC? • NO 51 • #52 (p: 23/09/94, wk.38), 4 pages, b&w • SPECIAL MEMBERS EDITION • NO 52 • Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 28 Author Report Share Posted August 28 Notes: It looks like issue #1 was late for some reason, and was intended to be launched on the 17th (wk. 42) This might explain why their birthday issue (#25) appears to be a fortnight early, and also why they had to do two-in-a-row to fit in for Christmas 1991 #19 is either a typo or mis-numbered and was meant to be #18, hence why there was a #19A. This is the same for #27 Issue #20 (p: 31/07/92) has mentions of events that do not align with the publish date, mentioning both Phase 1, Leas Cliff Hall (Folkestone) "on 1st August rocked. We're sorry we missed it and won't make the same mistake again" and Pandemonium, 051 Club (Liverpool) "had it's first night on Thursday 30th July" - I'm assuming both of these were presumptive/advance mentions. Issue #43 (p: 24/09/93) also has mention of an event not aligning with the publish date - stating "The next Jungle Fever took place at the Warehouse in Curtain Road on 24th September. We have to say that the production as regards to stage etc., was excellent" - again am assuming was a presumptive mention. Issue #49 (p: 11/03/94) also appears out of date but probably can be explained by Ravescene having ran the poll for the Elevation Awards and hence are announcing the results for the weekend in parallel with the actual event taking place on the 12th. Issue #52 (p: 23/09/94) is a guestimate, going by it is primarily promoting their event for the 29th Oct and was likely sent to subscribers/members only - and that "Any ticket orders for the Halloween Party received after 21/10/94 will be returned" and to "allow 28 days for delivery" for any merchandise orders. If anyone else would like to double check on the dates and see if they all appear in order, would be great... or confirm on details for issues 2, 7, 8, 16, 27A & 30 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jj Posted August 29 Report Share Posted August 29 On 8/28/2024 at 1:02 AM, Ornette said: Ravescene Magazeen London, W1H Editor: Gwen Lawford Format: A5, free Artwork/Design: Kris[?] Publisher/Printer: [?] #02 (p: 08/11/91, wk.45), 4[?] pages, b&w [?] #07 (p: 31/01/92, wk.05), 8[?] pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 7 #08 (p: 14/02/92, wk.07), 8[?] pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 8 #16 (p: 05/06/92, wk.23), 8[?] pages, b&w [?] #27A (p: 06/11/92, wk.45), 8[?] pages, b&w • KISS OFF • NO 27A • #30 (p: 15/01/93, wk.02), 8[?] pages, b&w • CAN'T BE BOUGHT • NO 30 • #02 (p: 08/11/91, wk.45), 4 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 2 #07 (p: 31/01/92, wk.05), 8 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 7 #08 (p: 14/02/92, wk.07), 8 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 8 #16 (p: 05/06/92, wk.23), 8 pages, b&w • MORE UPFRONT THAN DOLLY PARTON • NO 16 #27A (p: 06/11/92, wk.45), 8 pages, b&w • KISS OFF • NO 27A • #30 (p: 15/01/93, wk.02), 8 pages, b&w • CAN'T BE BOUGHT • NO 30 • Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 29 Author Report Share Posted August 29 3 hours ago, jj said: #02 (p: 08/11/91, wk.45), 4 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 2 #07 (p: 31/01/92, wk.05), 8 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 7 #08 (p: 14/02/92, wk.07), 8 pages, b&w • SAFE AS HOUSE • NO 8 #16 (p: 05/06/92, wk.23), 8 pages, b&w • MORE UPFRONT THAN DOLLY PARTON • NO 16 #27A (p: 06/11/92, wk.45), 8 pages, b&w • KISS OFF • NO 27A • #30 (p: 15/01/93, wk.02), 8 pages, b&w • CAN'T BE BOUGHT • NO 30 • Thanks. Is that second issue actually numbered then? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jj Posted August 29 Report Share Posted August 29 27 minutes ago, Ornette said: Thanks. Is that second issue actually numbered then? Sorry, I added No 2 by mistake. The second issue isn't numbered. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ornette Posted August 29 Author Report Share Posted August 29 On 8/14/2024 at 7:41 AM, Ornette said: Labello Magazine Rainham, Essex Editor: Richelle & Dina Format: A4, duotone (red/black) Artwork/Design: [?] On 8/18/2024 at 10:55 AM, eXtreme said: Mission Bow, London Editor(s): Summer Pearson, Roy Balfourth Format: A5 Artwork/Design: Cage, Sam, Jack Gibbons & Morgan O.S.L On 8/21/2024 at 11:01 AM, Ornette said: Blaze [three-weekly/monthly] Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire Editor: Sean Brownson Format: A4, b&w/colour Artwork/Design: [?] On 8/28/2024 at 12:02 AM, Ornette said: Ravescene Magazeen London, W1H Editor: Gwen Lawford Format: A5, free Artwork/Design: Kris[?] Publisher/Printer: [?] Updates added to main post + title updated Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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