NME Magazine

In this week's NME...
[cover]


Special Smiths Anniversary Issue

WITTICISMS! VEGETARIANISM! GIRL GROUPS!


How The Smiths' Queen Is Dead influenced a generation


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- The original members talk us through their masterpiece, track by track


- Why I love The Smiths by Razorlight, Oasis and Radiohead


- How Moz became an emo icon


- Plus Read the original 1986 NME review by going to [a] http://www.nme.com/smiths[/a]


[news]
- On the set of Dirty Pretty Things' new video shoot and the artwork to Thom Yorke's solo album revealed


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- Razorlight team up with The Kinks p11

- "Macca, Elton and a ton of crap..." Scissor Sisters explain the ingredients to their new long player


- NME goes into the studio with Kasabian to check on the progress of their new album. It's still "EMPIRE" of course


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- "You're the metal Eurovision answer to Zoolander aren't you?" Peter Robinson takes on Lordi p14

- Letters slagging crap festivals, a letter about Snow Patrol and a letter calling Whiskas from Forward Russia dead posh.


[reviews]
- A cut above or a long painful death? The Longcut's 'A Call And Response' rated


- "Did you know that in media circles liking Keane is the most subversive out there thing you can do?" Find out what Tim Jonze made of their new album 'Under The Sea'


- The Klaxons bag this week's Track Of The Week

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- Albums by The Delgados, Ludes, Fujiya and Miyagi, Def Leppard and Stuart A Staples


- Singles by The Kooks, The Rumble Strips, The Fratellis, The Noisettes and other bands that don't begin with 'The'


- Live The world's scariest, loudest, noise rock duo Lightning Bolt try to remould NME's brain

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Marc Bolan smoking crack with Dr Who, a Jimi Hendrix statue, Swedish riot pop, a band named after the Thundercats cartoon and a chance to win Morrissey and The Smith's complete back catalogue.

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NEXT WEEK
Free Festival CD starring:

Panic! At The Disco
Kaiser Chiefs
Tapes 'N Tapes
The Automatic and loads loads more...