Cover of Circus Magazine, March 31, 1982 featuring Angus Young of AC/DC. The magazine highlights band features including Kiss, Rush, and Black Sabbath alongside a contest promotion.
Table of contents from Circus Magazine, March 31, 1982, listing features on AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Kiss, and Black Sabbath, as well as information about music gear and reader letters.
Alex Lifeson of Rush featured in Circus Magazine March 31, 1982, performing with a guitar, showcasing his energetic stage presence.
Advertisement for Ovation guitars, featuring a musician playing an Ovation Cutaway acoustic guitar, emphasizing its quality and design in Circus Magazine March 31, 1982.
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Cover of Circus Magazine, March 31, 1982 featuring Angus Young of AC/DC. The magazine highlights band features including Kiss, Rush, and Black Sabbath alongside a contest promotion.Table of contents from Circus Magazine, March 31, 1982, listing features on AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Kiss, and Black Sabbath, as well as information about music gear and reader letters.Alex Lifeson of Rush featured in Circus Magazine March 31, 1982, performing with a guitar, showcasing his energetic stage presence.Advertisement for Ovation guitars, featuring a musician playing an Ovation Cutaway acoustic guitar, emphasizing its quality and design in Circus Magazine March 31, 1982.

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The magazine is in very good condition, showing only light edge wear, and includes the poster. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

COVER STORY

  • AC/DC The Aussie band that seemed doomed to cult status-only in the ’70s has become one of the biggest groups of the ’80s. How’d they do it? — (text by Richard Hogan; color photos by Mark Weiss) — 24

FEATURES

  • Pink Floyd “Dateline: Rock & Roll,” a flashback of rock history. This month, March 1973: Pink Floyd eclipses rock records with The Dark Side of the Moon — (Philip Bashe) — 16
  • Wordspinners Contest Review a new Warner Bros. LP, publish it in Circus Magazine and win a great prize — 30
  • Joan Jett A Runaway who’s gotten a second chance, Joan Jett combats her past — (Philip Bashe) — 31
  • Rush Alex Lifeson tells how the band recorded and mixed Exit... Stage Left — (John Swenson) — 33
  • Rush Poster — 34
  • Kiss This month Circus Magazine goes face to face with two of those made-up faces from Kiss, Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons — (Gerald Rothberg) — 36
  • Movie Eye On the screen: Reds; Four Friends, starring Craig Wasson; Melanie — (Richard Hogan) — 40
  • Black Sabbath Sabbath have risen from the dead many times during their decade-plus career. Can they do it again? — (Philip Bashe) — 42

INSTRUMENTS

  • Music Gear This month’s section includes drummer Steve Smith of Journey talking about the importance of practice; an in-depth look at cymbals—the many varied tones available and what to look for when buying; classic drummers, old and new; consumer reports on the Chiquita guitar and Pro One synthesizer, plus a guide to the latest products from the music factory — (John Stix, Barry Lipman) — 52

DEPARTMENTS

  • Letters Feedback from our readers — 6
  • Listings The most complete guide to rock on the road, plus: radio and TV listings, Top 20, book and film reviews, “In and out of the studio” and more — 10
  • Circus Word Find Puzzling game for fans — (Steven Dean Pastis) — 17
  • Front Pages News from the rock & roll scene — (Lisa Robinson) — 18
  • Genesis/Allman Brothers—Stage Pass Genesis play to just 1,000 people, and that’s the way they wanted it. Usually seen in huge arenas, the group booked itself into the 900-seat Savoy Cabaret in New York City to record a live LP. Also: the Allman Brothers Band — (Steve Weitzman) — 20
  • Longplayers Reviews of the new LPs by the Cars, Kiss, Ozzy Osbourne, J. Geils Band, Lindsey Buckingham, more — (John Swenson, George Arthur) — 49
  • Back Pages Inside information on the rock scene — (Lou O’Neill) — 66 

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