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This is the September 1989 issue of Revolution: The Rock 'N' Roll Rebel magazine, featuring Robert Smith of The Cure on the cover. A significant piece of pop culture ephemera, this issue includes a deep dive into the iconic frontman with the headline "Robert Smith: Is There a Cure?" The publication serves as a comprehensive historical record of the late 80s music scene, featuring articles and photo histories of legendary artists.
Inside, readers will find a "Photo History of The Who," a feature on The Rolling Stones, and coverage of Bon Jovi in concert. The issue also highlights other major acts of the era including Billy Idol, Cyndi Lauper, Depeche Mode, Eric Clapton, and Badlands. A notable inclusion visible in the photography is the White Lion centerfold featuring Mike Tramp. The back cover features a full-page advertisement for the band Concrete Blonde and their tour. This listing includes one (1) original newsstand copy of the magazine as pictured.This product is in Good condition.
Inside, readers will find a "Photo History of The Who," a feature on The Rolling Stones, and coverage of Bon Jovi in concert. The issue also highlights other major acts of the era including Billy Idol, Cyndi Lauper, Depeche Mode, Eric Clapton, and Badlands. A notable inclusion visible in the photography is the White Lion centerfold featuring Mike Tramp. The back cover features a full-page advertisement for the band Concrete Blonde and their tour. This listing includes one (1) original newsstand copy of the magazine as pictured.This product is in Good condition.