Glam Slam Chronicles (Everything)

The Full Glitter Galaxy (2200 posts)
This is your map to the entire glam universe on glamslamescape.com – every tag, every legend, every post count. From the first cosmic curl to the last feather boa drop, dive into the decade that turned rock into theatre, grey Britain into day-glo, and ordinary kids into peacocks. Whether you're chasing one artist or lost in the whole glittering madness, click and let the revolution begin.

📰 White Light, White Heat, White Magic – Feature (UK) : Apr 1978

David Bowie’s White Light, White Heat, White Magic appeared as a cover and one‑page feature in Record Mirror on April 15, 1978, capturing Bowie in the midst of the Isolar II / “Heroes” era. The piece highlighted his stark, Berlin‑forged aesthetic, his evolving artistic discipline, and the magnetic aura surrounding his late‑70s reinvention as he balanced avant‑garde experimentation with rising mainstream visibility.

David Bowie: (Spaceboy)

David Bowie

Apr 15, 19781 min read

📰 Cranky Devo – Article (UK) : Apr 1978

David Bowie’s Cranky Devo appeared as a one‑page article in Melody Maker on April 8, 1978, capturing Bowie during the Isolar II / “Heroes” era. The piece reflected the press’s fascination with his shifting creative temperament, his Berlin‑period intensity, and the evolving artistic relationships surrounding his late‑70s work.

David Bowie: (Spaceboy)

David Bowie

Apr 8, 19781 min read

David Bowie: "David Bowie and Marlene Dietrich Team Up" Article (1978)

David Bowie’s "David Bowie and Marlene Dietrich Team Up", a one-page article in Rolling Stone, April 6, 1978.

David Bowie: (Spaceboy)

David Bowie

Apr 6, 19781 min read

A vintage CREEM magazine page featuring three photographs of Rod Stewart: singing onstage in a white outfit, playing football mid‑kick, and reclining with hands behind his head. A column of interview text accompanies the images, along with a humorous caption about Stewart’s talents and a mock acting role.

📰 Quaffing a Few with Rod Stewart – 3 Pages: Mar. 1978

Rod Stewart laughs, drinks, kicks a football, and dismantles his own mythology — all in one of CREEM’s most entertaining late‑70s features.

Glam Slam Chronicles (Everything)

Rod Stewart

Mar 20, 19783 min read

📰 CREEM’s Profiles: Queen – 1 Page: Mar. 1978

In 1978, Queen were untouchable — which made them the perfect targets for CREEM’s sharpest jokes and most affectionate jabs.

Queen: (Baroque Glam)

Queen

Mar 20, 19783 min read

A vintage CREEM magazine page featuring four black‑and‑white photographs: Iggy Pop performing shirtless, MC5 in an energetic group pose, the New York Dolls onstage in flamboyant outfits, and Lou Reed wearing a hat and sunglasses. The headline reads “We Have Seen the No Future of Rock ’n’ Roll,” accompanied by editorial text contrasting the Woodstock era with the rise of punk and new wave.

📰 We Have Seen the No Future of Rock ’n’ Roll – 1 Page: Mar. 1978

Punk didn’t arrive quietly — it kicked the door in. CREEM’s Spring ’78 spread captured the moment the future of rock stopped asking permission.

New York Dolls: (Trash-Glam)

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Mar 20, 19783 min read

A two‑page BRAVO magazine spread showing Sweet drummer Mick Tucker holding his newborn daughter Aiston, with additional photos of Mick and wife Pauline in the baby’s nursery, accompanied by German captions describing the family’s joy.

📰 Mick Tucker & Baby Aiston - 2 Pages: Mar. 1978

In BRAVO’s 1978 family feature, Mick Tucker appears not as a glam‑rock drummer but as a proud, gentle father — cradling his newborn daughter with unmistakable tenderness.

Sweet: (Bubblegum Glam)