Classic Rock Presents Prog Rock July 2007 (1426) Rick Wakeman Peter Gabriel Pink Floyd Genesis Yes

Classic Rock Presents Prog Rock, July 2007, a special magazine issue focused on Yes and the wider story of progressive rock. This is one of those proper deep-dive music issues from when magazines still had the decency to give readers actual substance, rather than three recycled internet quotes and a photo nicked from nowhere. Humanity briefly had standards.

The front cover focuses heavily on Yes, with additional cover features for Pink Floyd, Genesis, Rush, Jethro Tull and an exclusive Rick Wakeman interview.

Inside content shown in the photos includes:

• Yes feature, described as the definitive prog rock legends
• Rick Wakeman exclusive interview
• Pink Floyd feature covering the road to The Dark Side of the Moon
• Genesis feature covering their concept-era work
• Peter Gabriel solo career feature
• Rush career feature
• Jethro Tull feature
• King Crimson feature
• Emerson, Lake & Palmer feature
• The Canterbury Scene feature
• Dream Theater feature
• Prog Metal feature
• Van der Graaf Generator feature
• Marillion feature
• Neo Prog feature
• Top 30 Prog Albums feature
• Storm Thorgerson feature covering artwork and visual design
• Additional features on prog folk, fusion, resources and the wider history of progressive rock

A strong collector’s issue for fans of Rick Wakeman, Peter Gabriel, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Yes, Rush, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, Emerson Lake & Palmer, and classic progressive rock history.

CONDITION REPORT

Pre-owned magazine in used condition. Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description.

From the supplied images:

• Front cover presents well with bright colour and strong artwork.
• Noticeable handling wear to the front cover.
• Light creasing and small surface marks visible, mainly around edges and corners.
• Spine shows rubbing and wear from age/storage.
• Corners show light knocks and softening.
• Right-hand front cover edge has minor wear.
• Internal pages shown are clean, bright and readable.
• Contents pages appear well-kept with no major tears visible in the photographed pages.
• Pages show normal age-related handling from being read/stored.
• Magazine appears flat overall with no major bending visible.
• Overall: good readable collector’s copy with general shelf wear, cover wear and spine wear as expected for a used music magazine of this age.

SHIPPING NOTE

Magazine will be packed carefully with card-backed protection where possible to help reduce bending in transit.