Record Time is a print-only music magazine that focuses on obscure, unusual, forgotten and neglected records, not collectibles or rarities, but great records that can be had without shelling out max cash. Contents for #4: The turmoil of the Gibbs family and the wonderful run of Bee Gees records when the brothers were at their personal worst; a hip hop through the Roxanne Wars, the longest running answer song spree ever; the splendid freakiness of Kentucky's Sapat; The Frost and their horny masterworks; Finnish trash Smack's hard rock perfection; guitar instro whizz Travis Wammack; a primer on the romantic darkness of the Mexican Bolero; Golden Earring and their struggle to crack the USA; the great '90s garage punk label Bag of Hammers; the Allman Brothers Band on the skids; anti-punk songs by bitter old rockers; Japanese '70s teen idols Chaco & Hells Angels; steel band funk; country studs do rock and roll; Rocketship goes ambient; wretched music biographies; power pop zines; 12x4 with Scott Derr, Erin Yanke, Joan Toledo, and Jello Biafra; and more! Contributors include: Pete, Fred de Vries, Stella Beratlis, Owen Maercks, Johnny Sunshine, Eric Davison, Laurent Bigot, William Tutton, Mike Trouchon, Eric Friedl, Jay Hinman, Bob Beatty, Ryan Wells, and others. Perfect bound, 112 pages.
