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Queen (October 2, 1982) – “Queen Wins Some; Loses Some” Feature - Star-Phoenix
This Associated Press feature examines Queen's changing musical direction following the release of Hot Space. Through comments from bassist John Deacon and the band's publicity team, the article discusses the group's move towards funk and dance music, the reaction of fans and radio stations, and Queen's determination to keep evolving despite criticism. Publication: Star-Phoenix Date: October 2, 1982 Country: Canada Written by James Simon, the article focuses on Queen's decisi

Queen
Oct 2, 1982


David Bowie (May 28, 1982) The Laughing Gnome - 7" Single
A surprise early-’80s chart-revival reissue of Bowie’s 1967 novelty single — backed with “The Gospel According to Tony Day”. Issued by Decca to capitalise on Bowie’s rising mainstream profile, the single returned to the UK charts fifteen years after its original release.

David Bowie
May 28, 1982


Alice Cooper (May 8, 1982) For Britain Only - Single 12" Advert
A promotional advertisement for Alice Cooper’s special UK-only 4-track 12" single For Britain Only SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Music press advertisement (likely NME / Sounds / Melody Maker) Date: May 8, 1982 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Full-page advertisement. THE STORY This advert promotes Alice Cooper’s exclusive British-market 4-track 12" single featuring live versions of “Under My Wheels”, “Model Citizen”, and “Who Do You Think We Are”. The design is bold and

Alice Cooper(solo)
May 8, 1982
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