Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 35 (Includes Free CD). Mag. Exclusive feature interviews for PT35 include Movietone, Nick Nicely, Sharron Kraus, In Gowan Ring, the Stooges, Jack Rose, The Open Mind, Tarentel, Mission of Burma and Longstone. Plus of course there is the regular free compilation CD accompanying each issue of the magazine featuring exclusive material by many of the above and more besides.

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 34 (Includes Free CD). Mag. Jam packed as usual with reviews and information the mag covers the best of the current underground! Another excellent edition of the essential Ptolemaic Terrascope series, Number 34 contains the 2nd part of the Quicksilver Messenger Service diaries aswell as unmissable articles on Jade, United States Of America and The Electric Prunes. The CD contains over 60 mins of material from the likes of Lazily Spun, Bevis Frond (2 unreleased cuts), Jennifer Gentle (3 rehearsal tracks), Jade's previously unreleased 'September Song' and lots more. This CD alone is well worth the price of admission.

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 33 (Includes Free CD). Mag. The new issue is with us at last and what a bumper edition it is ! (one of the fattest yet) Featuring articles on The Golden Dawn, Magic Piano, Destroy All Monsters, Sandpebbles, In Gowan Ring, Land Of Nod, Dora, and more. The CD includes tracks by The Golden Dawn (!!) Cerberus Shoal, Green Pajamas, Iditarod, Lol Coxhill, Davis Redford Triad and others. Jam packed as usual with reviews and information the mag covers the best of the current underground!

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 32. Mag. Latest stunning issue (2002) with usual full length CD (featuring tracks by Jens Unossen of The Spacious Mind, ST 37, Fantasyy Factory, Paik, Landing, and two previously unreleased tracks by the UK '70's hippy folk legends Forest!) plus articles on Forest, Apples in Stereo, Kinski, Landing, the Iditarod, Damo Suzuki of Can and a stunning interview with Ian Bruce Douglas of The Ultimate Spinach!

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 31. Mag. Packed with news and interviews with all your favourite psychedelic music makers including Acid Mothers Temple, Bardo Pond, Circulus, Broken Dog, Will Sergeant and Paul McCartney (?) The free 13 track CD includes tracks from AMT, Liquid Zoo, Holy River Family Band, Discolor, Amber Asylum, Mary Jane and more, while there's the usual discerning review section on all the latest groovy albums currently available to buy.

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 3 Volume 3. Mag. More rare musicological history unearthed with this archive Terrascope from 1992. Bands featured include Arthur Lee, Kaleidoscope, Pat Orchard, Magic Carpet, Petals and Magic Mushroom Band. The latter are also on the free 7 inch EP included here. Come and read about all the albums you bought (or should have !) that year. Nice price too !

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 30. Mag. Here's the early 2001 issue of this essential tome loaded with goodies. Mag features, Bardo Pond, Vashti Bunyan, The Magic Band, Soft Machine, It's A Beautiful Day and more. The free CD has with unreleased Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Soft Boys, Donovans Brain, Tony Hill, Subarachnoid Space, Vashti Bunyan and seven other tracks. We'd call that a bargain!

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 29. Mag. With articles on Abunai!, Mac MacLeod, Faust, Flying Saucer Attack and Small Faces amongst others and a free CD featuring Man, Bevis, Lucky Bishops, Raven and more, this is the latest instalment in the best British mag focusing on all things psychworthy. Worth it for so many reasons, not least Jens Unosson's excellent appraisal of the Grateful Dead's "So Many Roads" box set.

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 28. Mag. Another production of the UK's hippest underground magazine and the first issue of the New Millenium. Featuring articles on Captain Beefheart, The Kinks and The Deviants as well as pages of reviews of all the latest groovy sounds and a free CD with tracks by Virgineers, Pangolin, Wellwater Conspiracy and Help Yourself amongst others....

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 27. Mag. Summer '99 issue with all the usual comprehensive news and reviews on the psych scene, articles on David Ackles, Hawkwind, West Coast Pop Art and a free CD featuring Bari Watts, Abunai! Lucky Bishops and more.

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 24. Mag. We've managed to unearth a small number of these PT back-issues. This edition comes with a free 7 inch single featuringan Electric Prunes out-take. The mag features articles on the Prunes, Misunderstood, Guided By Voices, Pelt, Salamander, Cosmic Invention and all the usual groovy record and CD reviews. Cheap too!!

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 11. Mag. Relive the Summer of 1992 with this classic reprint. Articles on Arthur Lee, Pat Orchard, Magic Mushroom Band, Magic Carpet, Kaleidoscope and more, along with a 4 track seven inch featuring Ian Matthews, Magic Mushroom Band and more. Early PT's now change hands for BIG money so this , as well as being a fine read/listen, could well be an investment.

Ptolemaic Terrascope - Number 36 (Includes Free CD). Mag. First issue ever with a full color cover,include: Devendra Banhart & Andy Cabic (on the cover) talking about 1960's British folk music, plus interviews with British folk legends: Shirley Collins, Davey Graham, Vashti Bunyan, and Michael Chapman. And interviews with Ron Asheton of theStooges electronica artist Colleen, Ben from Six Organsof Admittance, Elaine Brown of the Black Panther party.hundreds of CD, book, DVD, and vinyl LP reviews !and a BONUS CD with previously unreleased or rare recordings from: ShirleyCollins, Davey Graham, the debut solo recording from Doug Yule of the Velvet Underground (recently recorded in his home studio), Kendra Smith, Barbara Manning (singing a Sandy Denny song), Steven Roback of the Rain Parade, Sean Smith, Six Organs of Admittance, Fern Knight, Steve Wynn of the Dream Syndicate, a 1968 unreleased demo from Ruthann Friedman, Colossal Yes, Thom Moore of the Moore Brothers singing a Genesis tune from their first album and other treats as well.LAST COPY

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