Sniffin’ Glue #12

Softcover | First edition | Out of print

Published by Mark Perry, 1977.

A key document of the punk movement in London by Mark Perry. Sniffin’ Glue Issue #12, the final edition of the influential punk fanzine, marks a pivotal moment in the early days of the British punk scene. The issue highlights the importance of Chiswick Records, featuring profiles of artists like The Count Bishops, Vince Taylor, The 101’ers, The Gorillas, and Rocky Sharpe & The Razors. It also includes a photograph of Joe Strummer by Jill Furmanovsky, alongside articles on Generation X and Sham 69, and a piece by Kris Needs titled A Night at the Vortex. Reviews of albums from Motorhead, The Fantells, Ian Dury & the Blockheads, and others give a snapshot of the music that defined the era.

Condition: good