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Uncut Magazine Presents NME Originals Vol. 1 No. 15 – David Bowie (No Label)
Condition: Good
This listing features NME Originals Volume 1, Number 15, a special David Bowie-focused edition presented by Uncut Magazine. This issue explores the golden age of glam rock from 1970 to 1975, with a strong emphasis on Bowie’s rise and evolution—Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, and the Thin White Duke—all captured through archival features, interviews, and music journalism originally published in NME.
The magazine is in good condition with normal signs of age-related wear. Please refer to the listing photos for an accurate view of the item’s condition. The item pictured is exactly the one you will receive.
Highlights from the Contents:
1970–72 (Chapter 1 – Page 10)
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T. Rex and Bowie summon new energy to awaken a generation
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NME Special Report: “Bolan is a sensation”
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Early coverage of Faces, The Who, Yes, and Elton John
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“Is there a Glitter War?” and the birth of glam
1972–73 (Chapter 2 – Page 36)
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Ziggy Stardust shakes the cultural landscape
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Marc Bolan, Slade, Lou Reed, and Roxy Music’s rise
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“David Bowie has his cake & eats yours”
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Exit Ziggy, enter Aladdin – pivotal transformation
1973 (Chapter 3 – Page 74)
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The Aladdin Sane era and its eccentric legacy
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“Who is David Bowie?” – NME special profile
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Bowie’s continued identity reinvention and glam rock’s complications
1973–74 (Chapter 4 – Page 92)
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Slade, Elton John, Suzi Quatro, and the New York Dolls
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Music stats, quizzes, and behind-the-scenes insight
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“A farewell to androgyny” and the fading glam movement
1974–75 (Chapter 5 – Page 116)
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The end of glam and Bowie’s turn to the Thin White Duke
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Reflections on the decline of the glam scene
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“Who killed Glam?” and a tribute to Marc Bolan
This edition provides a comprehensive retrospective of the glam era’s most influential icons, through the lens of NME’s original reporting and photography.
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