Classic Rock Magazine April 2009 (1426) Led Zeppelin Jimmy Page The Who Stones

Classic Rock Magazine April 2009, Issue 130, featuring a major Led Zeppelin cover story focused on Led Zeppelin I and Jimmy Page, with the front cover billing it as “the birth of a rock god” and “the dark genius behind Zep’s smash’n’grab.” Dramatic, because apparently subtlety left the building with the roadies.

This issue has strong classic rock collector appeal, especially for fans of Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Page, The Who, The Rolling Stones, Free, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Rush, The Allman Brothers, Motörhead and late-60s rock history.

Inside contents shown include:

Main features include:
Led Zeppelin cover story looking at the real origins of Led Zeppelin I, with Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and John Bonham featured in the contents imagery.
A feature on 1969, billed as the year that changed rock, covering the important rock releases, bands and cultural shifts of that period.
Features on The Stooges, Kat Von D, The Allman Brothers, and Motörhead.
Review mentions include U2, Joe Bonamassa, Bruce Springsteen, Chris Cornell, The Who, Pearl Jam and Kiss.
Regular sections include Q&A, buyer’s guide, reviews and classic rock news/features.

The magazine also includes strong full-page and contents-page imagery, including Led Zeppelin band photography and a Kat Von D contents feature page.

CONDITION REPORT

Pre-owned magazine in good readable condition overall.

Visible condition notes from the photos:

• Front cover presents well with strong colour and clear text.
• Some visible corner and edge wear, especially along the spine and outer edges.
• Light creasing and handling marks to the front cover.
• Small scuffs and surface marks visible on the black cover areas.
• Spine shows signs of shelf wear but appears intact.
• Internal pages shown appear clean, bright and readable.
• No loose pages visible from the supplied images.
• Rear/inside pages not fully checked beyond the images provided.
• Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the condition description, because apparently buyers like knowing what they are buying. Wild concept.

SHIPPING NOTE

The magazine will be packed carefully with board-backed protection where possible to help prevent bending in transit.