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PET SOUNDS #2 fanzine $20 June 1977. Newspaper-format Beach Boys fanzine from Los Angeles. Includes info on The Beach Boys Love You LP, "Inside Brother Studios With Earle Mankey" by Harvey Kubernik, Bruce Johnston interview, stuff on surf revival band Papa Doo Run Run, Beach Boys photos, reviews, news, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION

PHONOGRAPH RECORD MAGAZINE April 1972 $22 "The Doors Aftermath" cover story (Ray Manzarek interview), T. Rex feature, Richard Meltzer reviews Keep the Faith by Black Oak Arkansas, Lester Bangs reviews King Biscut Boy LP, Mike Saunders reviews Guess Who LP, three reviews of Colin Blunstone's One Year, Bobby Abrams on Jackson Browne, Cheech & Chong, Tom Fogerty, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION

PHONOGRAPH RECORD MAGAZINE May 1973 $22 "Surf revival" cover story by Gene Sculatti, Greg Shaw, and Ken Barnes. Plus Scott Fischer reviews Can's Ege Bamyasi, Robot Hull reviews Doug Clark & the Hot Nuts live, Adny Shernoff reviews the Kinks and Aerosmith live in New Paltz, letters from Richard Meltzer and Phred Patterson, Ken Barnes on the Left Banke and Stories, Mike Saunders reviews Led Zep's Houses of the Holy, etc. VG+/EXCELLENT CONDITION

PIG PAPER #11 fanzine $14 January 1980, 20 pages, 4.25" x 10.75". Canadian zine edited by Gary "Pig" Gold. Wayne County interview, Elvis, Imants Krumins, Chuck Berry pin-up, humor, rambling, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION

PIG PAPER #12 fanzine $14 March 1980, 28 pages, 4.25" x 10.75". Canadian zine edited by Gary "Pig" Gold. John Lennon cover story, Marianne Faithfull interview, Jan & Dean pin-up '80, Paul Revere & the Raiders, Rolling Stones and Beach Boys reprints from the 60s, news, gossip, etc. EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

CHARLES POTTS Little Lord Shiava paperback book $10 Byron Coley: "Charles Potts has been a cyclonic poetry force for 35 years. As a writer, editor, publisher and polemicist he has hit many high points over that time, but few people have had access to some of his  highest moments, those achieved in Berkeley, CA in the late 1960s. Originally published in an edition of 475 copies by Richard Krech and John Oliver Simon's Noh Directions Press, Little Lord Shiva is one of the era's defining documents of personal and social apocalypse. Half of the text presented here is a straight reprise of Shiva's hard-hitting poetic critique of the underground, the other half is contemporary material that was unavailable to Noh Directions at the time. Combined at last, these two halves form a most perfect union; one instilled equally with dread for the dawn of the Age of Nixon, and acceptance of the cracked visionary beauty that resulted from attempts to dodge society's bullets."  Published by Glass Eye. NEW

PRIMO TIMES Feb. 23, 1976 magazine $22 "Alternative" paper from Bloomington, Indiana. On the cover: Mayor Frank McCloskey (interview inside), Harry Chapin benefit concert, and "Defining Rock'n'Roll: Gulcher Gallivants," an article on Gulcher magazine by Orlando Guidi (a.k.a. Mark Bingham who produced MX-80 and many others). Plus MX-80 bassist Dale Sophiea on the Academy Awards (!), gig listings including upcoming Patti Smith show (with photo), and more. EXCELLENT CONDITION; FOLDED AS ORIGINALLY MAILED

PRIMO TIMES February 1978 magazine $16 Bloomington, Indiana "alternative" mag. Sex Pistols in Atlanta, Roland Kirk obit (he died in Bloomington), full-page ad for the Gulcher Records reissue of MX-80's Big Hits EP, Tom Bingham reviews records by the Tennessee Farm Band and Padanaram (bands from communes in Tennessee and Indiana, respectively), Star Trek, cover story on vampires, reviews by Dale Lawrence (of the later Gizmos) and Teri Farris, poetry, gig listings, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION

PRO FUN April 1980 magazine $15 Newsprint mag, 24 pages. Richard Meltzer on the cover, with a short interview inside. Plus interviews with rock writers Cameron Crowe, Robert Hilburn, Cynthia Kirk, and Blair Jackson. Also features an article on artist Mike Kelley, including a photo from a performance piece called "Three Valleys." With lots more reviews of L.A. area music, art, etc. EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

PRO FUN November 1980 magazine $15 Newsprint mag, 24 pages. L.A. mag with live reviews of the Mo-dettes, Cabaret Voltaire, the Box Boys, and the Penguins; top 10 lists from John Doe and Exene of X, Shelley Ganz of the Unclaimed, Ian Jack of the Naughty Sweeties, and rock writers Cameron Crowe, Mikal Gilmore, Robert Hilburn, Chris Morris, Blair Jackson, and Record Boy; computer graphics; reviews of records, movies, art, etc. EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

PSYCHOTIC ADVENTURES ILLUSTRATED #1 underground comix $8 1972. For sale to ADULTS ONLY -- you must be  at least 18 years old to purchase this item. VERY GOOD+ (Comic Book Price Guide grade)

PTOLEMAIC TERRASCOPE vol. 3 no. 4 magazine + 7" EP $35 The EP contains four tracks: "I'm a Hog for You" by Kaleidoscope (1965 track by the U.S. band), "Blind Side" by the Alchemysts, "Little Orphan Annie" by Kaleidoscope (another 1965 track), and "Silver Current" by White Heaven. In the mag: Jimmy Carl Black (Mothers of Invention) interview, the Daily Flash interview, White Heaven, John Halsey (Patto) interview, Pavlov's Dog, Simon House interview, the Alchemysts, Martin Carthy interview, the Mono Men, Cerebral Corps, Fred Bison, record reviews, etc. MAG & RECORD EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

PTOLEMAIC TERRASCOPE #24 magazine $14 1997. Does not include the free EP advertised on front cover. In this issue: Guided By Voices interview, Glenn Campbell (The Misunderstood) interview, Cosmic Invention interview, Karl Precoda (Dream Syndicate) interview, James Lowe (Electric Prunes) interview, Pelt, the Lazily Spun, reviews, etc. EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

PUNCTURE #12 fanzine $10 48 pages, fall 1986. With history of Subterranean Records, Australian rock, Cramps, Violent Femmes, Einsturzende Neubauten, Mekons, lots of reviews. EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT CONDITION

PUNK #12 magazine $30 1977. Includes 5 pages of New York Dolls photos ('72-'77) with reproductions of original hand-scrawled Dolls lyrics by David Johansen, Devo photo comic strip, CBGB cartoon by Joey Ramone, "Ramones' Color the Cretin Hop" by Bobby London, more Ramones comix, Robert Gordon interview, Helen Wheels interview with full-page illustration by Robert Crumb, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION