Charles Shaar Murray meets David Bowie at the Dorchester (NME, 1972)
Nick Kent reports on Hawkwind's impending Space Ritual tour (NME, 1972)
Ian MacDonald follows the trail of Faust (NME, 1973)
Ian MacDonald raps with Robert Wyatt (NME, 1974)
Paul Gorman's oral history of NME's '70s glory years (Sanctuary Press,, 2001)
Paul Gorman interviews Ian MacDonald (unpublished, 2001)
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AUDIO:
Nick Kent looks back at Led Zeppelin (Rock's Backpages Audio, 2011)
FEATURES & INTERVIEWS:
Tony Stewart chats with the peripatetic Dave Mason (NME, 1972)
Roger St. Pierre raps with Stevie Wonder (NME, 1972)
Danny Holloway chats with David Bowie (NME, 1972)
Keith Altham tackles Frank Zappa (NME, 1972)
Tony Stewart interviews Pink Floyd's Nick Mason (NME, 1972)
Tony Stewart concludes his interview with Pink Floyd's Nick Mason (NME, 1972)
Roger St. Pierre catches up with Isaac Hayes (NME, 1972)
Danny Holloway raps with the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir (NME, 1972)
Danny Holloway quizzes Smokey Robinson on the Miracles split and more (NME, 1972)
Nick Kent flies the flag for Iggy Pop (NME, 1972)
Charles Shaar Murray genuflects towards Bo Diddley (NME, 1972)
Just the two of them: Ian MacDonald on the phone to Bill Withers (NME, 1972)
Nick Kent, backstage with Johnny Cash (NME, 1972)
Charles Shaar Murray grills Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi (NME, 1972)
'How ya doin'?' Nick Kent fails to interview Liberace (NME, 1972)
Part one of Ian MacDonald's Krautrock epic (NME, 1972)
Part 2 of Ian MacDonald's Krautrock epic (NME, 1972)
Ian MacDonald wraps up his Krautrock epic (NME, 1972)
Nick Kent hangs out with Led Zeppelin (part 1) (NME, 1972)
Part 2 of Nick Kent's Led Zep report: the live experience (NME, 1972)
ALBUM & LIVE REVIEWS:
Danny Holloway is unimpressed by live Stevie Wonder (NME, 1972)
'A masterpiece from a mastermind': Danny Holloway raves about David Bowie's Hunky Dory (NME, 1972)
Danny Holloway digs Captain Beefheart's The Spotlight Kid (NME, 1972)
Roger St. Pierre sees a dynamic London show by the Temptations (NME, 1972)
Danny Holloway sees the Stones play the L.A. Forum (NME, 1972)
Rod 2, Marc 0: Charles Shaar Murray on albums from Rod Stewart and T. Rex (NME, 1972)
Ian MacDonald is transported by the delights of Aretha Franklin's Amazing Grace (NME, 1972)
Ian MacDonald mocks Yes' Close To The Edge (NME, 1972)
Nick Kent at the Windsor Free Festival to see Ladbroke Grove's finest: Hawkwind, the Pink Fairies and the Pretty Things (NME, 1972)
'...Wild Side' is great, but... Charles Shaar Murray yawns at the rest of Lou Reed's Transformer (NME, 1972)
