Eurock 1973–1993
Dates
1973
1975
1977
1979
1981
1983
1985
1987
1989
1993
36 numéros
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1973 #1
1974 #2
1975 #3
1975 #4
1976 #5
1976 #6
1977 v2 #1
1977 #7-8
1978 v2 #2
1978 v2 #3
1978 v2 #4
1979 v2 #5
1979 v2 #6
1980 #15
1980 #16
1980 #17
1981 #18
1981 #19
1981 #20
1982 #21
1983 #22
1984 #23-24
1984 #25
1985 #26
1985 #27
1985 #28
1986 #29
1986 #30
1986 #31
1987 #32
1987 #33
1988 #34
1988 #35
1989 #36
1990 #37
1993
À propos de cette publication
Numéros:
36Publié:
1973–1993Éditeur:
Archie PattersonEmplacement:
Fresno, California United States
A young DJ named Archie Patterson started a weekly radio show dedicated to European psychedelic rock in Fresno, California in 1971, calling it Eurock. Taking inspiration from famed fanzine editor Greg Shaw, Patterson transformed Eurock into a zine in 1973. In 36 issues over the next 20 years, Eurock’s focus changed: it initially centered on progressive and kraut-rock, including Can, Faust, and Amon Düül II; in the 1980s, it turned to more do-it-yourself (DIY) and experimental styles, including artists like Metabolist, Pascal Comelade, and DDAA; and in the early 1990s, new age and electronic music dominated its pages. Patterson also founded a music distribution service, likewise entitled Eurock.