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Uncut UK Rock Magazine – August 2002 – The Eagles Cover Feature – No CD – No Label – GD Interior – Acceptable Condition
This August 2002 issue of Uncut (Take 63) features a deep-dive retrospective on The Eagles, chronicling their journey from mellow ‘70s rock giants to tabloid-tangled legends—and back again. Packed with music journalism, interviews, film insights, and cultural commentary, this issue captures the essence of early 2000s rock nostalgia with a distinct British editorial voice.
Condition:
This magazine is in acceptable condition, with a good interior. It has creases on the front, with marks and signs of handling throughout, and possible minor rips. The original CD is not included. The item pictured in the listing is the exact one you will receive.
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Contents Highlights – Take 63, August 2002:
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p. 8 – Robert Plant
Reflects on his legacy, life after Led Zeppelin, and the weight of icon status. -
p. 14 – Gemma Hayes
Talks about Pet Sounds and the musical inspiration behind her songwriting. -
p. 16 – The Return of X
A look at the comeback of the influential LA punk band. -
p. 18 – Mercury Rev
Launch their theatrical black-and-white short film. -
p. 24 – Sacred Cows
The Clash in service to Elvis Costello—an unexpected cultural crossover. -
p. 26 – Vampira
A feature on the ‘50s horror icon and kitsch legend. -
p. 28 – Eagles Contest
Details on a giveaway for a signed four-CD box set (contest closed). -
p. 30 – Tribute to Dee Dee Ramone
Honoring the late punk icon and founding member of The Ramones. -
p. 42 – First Cuts
New sounds from The New Pornographers, Ugly Casanova, and more.
Cover Feature – The Eagles – p. 88
From “Take It Easy” to their dramatic break-up and solo spats, Uncut traces the rise, fall, and resurgence of The Eagles, cementing them as America’s most successful band. A must-read for classic rock fans.
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Covers Glenn Frey, Don Henley, and the band’s legacy
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Includes commentary on the Hotel California era, solo work, and reunions
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A humorous warning for Led Zeppelin loyalists
Also Inside:
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p. 94 – Steven Spielberg: A career overview and personal insights
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p. 98 – Brian Wilson: Golf and music in Oklahoma
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p. 102 – Ozzy Osbourne: A behind-the-scenes feature
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p. 161 – Woodstock Memorabilia: “WANT!” collector feature
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p. 162 – Hotel California Anecdotes: Stop Me...
A solid addition for fans of The Eagles, collectors of early 2000s Uncut issues, or anyone interested in rock history, pop culture, and legendary musicians at the height (or return) of their fame.