Circus Magazine August 31, 1981 Tom Petty Rush Van Halen Meat Loaf VG

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View Circus Magazine August 31, 1981 Tom Petty Rush Van Halen Meat Loaf VG with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. In this special section Circus brings you the stereos of the stars — (Mark Weiss, Richard Hogan) — 25. Circus Magazine August 31, 1981 Tom Petty Rush Van Halen Meat Loaf VG The magazine is in very good condition, showing only light edge wear, and includes the poster. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve. Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents. TABLE OF CONTENTS COVER STORY Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Tom Petty emerges from a trampoline accident, a fight with a snake and the jitters of fatherhood to keep some Hard Promises with the Heartbreakers — (Richard Hogan) — 26 FEATURES Stars’ Stereos Ian Lloyd needs top-notch sound equipment to record his albums; he also demands high-quality components on which to play them. In this special section Circus brings you the stereos of the stars — (Mark Weiss, Richard Hogan) — 25 Jim Steinman (and Meat Loaf) Steinman and the Loaf decide to work separately together; that means not one, but two LPs after a four-year wait — (Philip Bashe) — 32 Van Halen Poster — 34 ‘Raiders,’ ‘Superman II,’ ‘Titans’ Fantasy is in, and these are the flicks out this summer — (Richard Hogan) — 37 The Dregs They’re not, actually, they’re almost too good for their own good — (Philip Bashe) — 38 Plasmatics When you blow up cars on stage, what do you do for an encore? — (Philip Bashe) — 39 Rock Tours It’s a case of art imitating life, as the country’s fiscal woes affect the rock economy — (Philip Bashe, Steve Weitzman) — 41 Kim Carnes The singer of ‘Bette Davis Eyes’ looks happily toward the future — (Gerald Rothberg) — 47 Joe Perry Circus visits Joe’s Massachusetts home to discuss his marriage as well as his bond to rock — (Philip Bashe) — 50 INSTRUMENTS Music Gear This month’s section includes a look at the guitars of REO Speedwagon’s Gary Richrath, Carl Wilson reflecting on his 20 years as a Beach Boy; a consumer guide to speakers (the Electro-Voice Force 10 and Force 12), and new products from the music factory — (John Stix, Denis Squillacote) — 57 DEPARTMENTS Letters Feedback from our readers — 6 Front Pages News from the rock & roll scene — (Lisa Robinson) — 8 Circus Word Find Puzzling game for fans — (Steven Dean Pastis) — 16 Stage Pass Circus takes you to Madison Square Garden in New York to witness Rush in concert. Also: Split Enz come up from down under — (Steve Weitzman) — 20 Longplayers Reviews of new LPs by George Harrison, Elton John, Iron Maiden, Pat Metheny — (John Swenson, Jim Farber) — 53 Back Pages Inside information on rock — (Lou O’Neill Jr.) — 66 The magazine is in very good condition, showing only light edge wear, and includes the poster. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve. Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents. TABLE OF CONTENTS COVER STORY Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Tom Petty emerges from a trampoline accident, a fight with a snake and the jitters of fatherhood to keep some Hard Promises with the Heartbreakers — (Richard Hogan) — 26 FEATURES Stars’ Stereos Ian Lloyd needs top-notch sound equipment to record his albums; he also demands high-quality components on which to play them. In this special section Circus brings you the stereos of the stars — (Mark Weiss, Richard Hogan) — 25 Jim Steinman (and Meat Loaf) Steinman and the Loaf decide to work separately together; that means not one, but two LPs after a four-year wait — (Philip Bashe) — 32 Van Halen Poster — 34 ‘Raiders,’ ‘Superman II,’ ‘Titans’ Fantasy is in, and these are the flicks out this summer — (Richard Hogan) — 37 The Dregs They’re not, actually, they’re almost too good for their own good — (Philip Bashe) — 38 Plasmatics When you blow up cars on stage, what do you do for an encore? — (Philip Bashe) — 39 Rock Tours It’s a case of art imitating life, as the country’s fiscal woes affect the rock economy — (Philip Bashe, Steve Weitzman) — 41 Kim Carnes The singer of ‘Bette Davis Eyes’ looks happily toward the future — (Gerald Rothberg) — 47 Joe Perry Circus visits Joe’s Massachusetts home to discuss his marriage as well as his bond to rock — (Philip Bashe) — 50 INSTRUMENTS Music Gear This month’s section includes a look at the guitars of REO Speedwagon’s Gary Richrath, Carl Wilson reflecting on his 20 years as a Beach Boy; a consumer guide to speakers (the Electro-Voice Force 10 and Force 12), and new products from the music factory — (John Stix, Denis Squillacote) — 57 DEPARTMENTS Letters Feedback from our readers — 6 Front Pages News from the rock & roll scene — (Lisa Robinson) — 8 Circus Word Find Puzzling game for fans — (Steven Dean Pastis) — 16 Stage Pass Circus takes you to Madison Square Garden in New York to witness Rush in concert. Also: Split Enz come up from down under — (Steve Weitzman) — 20 Longplayers Reviews of new LPs by George Harrison, Elton John, Iron Maiden, Pat Metheny — (John Swenson, Jim Farber) — 53 Back Pages Inside information on rock — (Lou O’Neill Jr.) — 66 eBay integration by Condition: Very Good. Category: Books & Magazines › Magazines.

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August

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Circus

Publication Year

1981