
Positive Vibrations is a now-defunct fanzine which was dedicated
to news, discussion and whatnot regarding Robyn Hitchcock, The Soft
Boys and Kimberley Rew. It was published by Aidan Merrit and enjoyed a five
issue run before disappearing.
Features
The following articles were featured in Positive
Vibrations' five issues:
Issue One
- Respect reviewed
- Spectre reviewed
- The Soft Boys And Peter Buck - October 17th 1992
- 1976-1981 reviewed
- The Complete Discography part one - The Soft Boys
- The Edge Of A Lifetime
- How Do You Like This Thing?
- Jibber Jabber Jibber Jabber
- NME A Can Of Bees review
- Grave Robyn - When I Was Dead Explained
- Respect on tour
- Have You Heard...Julian Cope
- Cambridge Grapevine - A Can Of Bees review
- Melody Maker 1/11/80
- Information and Classifieds
- "Visions of Johanna made me a singer"
Issue Two
Issue Three
Issue Four
- Subscriptions/back issues details
- Editorial
- I Got A Message For You
- Jibber Jabber Jibber Jabber
- Invisible History & Stand Back, Dennis bootlegs reviewed
- Sound Info, Southampton, August 1993
- The WXRT Chicago Sessions
- Possibly The Least Funny Cartoon Character In The World
- The Soft Boys Price Guide
- Strange Things Are Happening - March 1988
- The Reissue Programme
- Oscar reviewed
- SoftCore: The A - Z of Robyn Hitchcock (an excerpt only)
- The obligatory bad-tempered article by Barb Lien
- Have You Heard...Paul Roland?
- Addresses, classifieds and the other bits nobody reads.
Issue Five
Issue Six and Seven
Issues 6 and 7, the final issues of Positive
Vibrations, were to be combined into a large magazine/short book
and accompanied by a book/disc complete-guide-to-robyn-hitchcock
thingy. Had it been published, it would have included this transcript of The Egyptians interviewed on Modern
Rock Live and an article written by Robyn
discussing his trip to Rio.
Credits
Thanks to Aidan for allowing this to be made
available on the net and to Jonathan Turner for doing the original work
to do so.
All articles are © 1993-5 by Positive Vibrations
and Aidan Merritt. They may be freely distributed, but may not be sold
without the permission of the author and publisher.