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Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker releases his new book, Good Pop, Bad Pop. This new memoir finds Cocker clearing out his loft and exploring the jumble of objects that catalogue his story. From a Gold Star polycotton shirt to a pack of Wrigley’s Extra, from photos, tickets and souvenirs to a small beige notebook containing his teenage masterplan, he writes about the early experiences that led to the creation of one of the UK’s best-loved bands, and the enduring inspiration of the everyday.
In his book he reflects on writing and musicianship, 20th century pop culture and his creative education via the dole, nightclubs and listening to John Peel under the covers.
Available for purchase in the MAG Store, the limited edition book Careless Memories has been specially curated by Duran Duran and photographer Denis O’Regan, documenting the band’s record-breaking 1984 tour.
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On May 25th 1978 The Who performed a short set in front of a selected audience of 300 fans at Shepperton Studios in London. One of the lucky witnesses of this memorable event was photographer Denis O’Regan.