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#198 of 300. Single staple at the upper left corner. 23 pp. 8 ½ by 11 inches. Black and white photos throughout, including several full page photos and the front cover. This includes pictures of The Jam, Elvis Costello and Attractions, the Hot Rods and others. Apparent third issue of this New York based fanzine that offered information and commentary on No Wave, punk and new wave music and musicians. This issue contains short pieces on Elvis Costello, the Hot Rods, etc., and reviews of various albums and singles including the Ramones, Elvis Costello, The Jam, the Mumps, and many others. Beat It was founded and run by Rick Brown, then a student at NYU, and Julia Gorton, then a student at Parson. Gorton was involved primarily as a photographer, documenting many of the punk and No Wave acts in York. Her work was used by NY Rocker, among other places (Moore and Cooley, p. 41-43, 137, 139). GOOD+ condition. Minor bumping and creasing along the extremities. Front and rear cover browned, especially along the extremities. Minor soiling. Red ink spot to the lower rear cover. Old staple holes present along the left edge. | #198 of 300. Single staple at the upper left corner. 23 pp. 8 ½ by 11 inches. Black and white photos throughout, including several full page photos and the front cover. This includes pictures of The Jam, Elvis Costello and Attractions, the Hot Rods and others. Apparent third issue of this New York based fanzine that offered information and commentary on No Wave, punk and new wave music and musicians. This issue contains short pieces on Elvis Costello, the Hot Rods, etc., and reviews of various albums and singles including the Ramones, Elvis Costello, The Jam, the Mumps, and many others. Beat It was founded and run by Rick Brown, then a student at NYU, and Julia Gorton, then a student at Parson. Gorton was involved primarily as a photographer, documenting many of the punk and No Wave acts in York. Her work was used by NY Rocker, among other places (Moore and Cooley, p. 41-43, 137, 139). GOOD+ condition. Minor bumping and creasing along the extremities. Front and rear cover browned, especially along the extremities. Minor soiling. Red ink spot to the lower rear cover. Old staple holes present along the left edge. | ||
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BEAT IT was a diy zine created by downtown NYC writer Rick Brown, then a student at NYU, and Julia Gorton, then a student at Parsons. Gorton was involved primarily as a photographer, documenting many of the punk and No Wave acts in New York. Her work was used by NY Rocker, among other places. Gorton has made quite a name for herself these days with her amazing photographs of NYC's downtown punk/new wave/no wave/weird/etc scene | |||
https://mymodernmet.com/julia-gorton-punk-rock/ | |||
This is a decent condition copy of issue #3 of BEAT IT sold for $1 back in 1978! These were very limited stapled together classic diy affairs! This issue contains cool artsy interviews/ illustrations/ photographs/ review of DEVO, THE MUMPS, THE JAM, TALKING HEADS, EDDIE & THE HOT RODS, JONATHAN RICHMAN, DR. FEELGOOD, ELVIS COSTELLO (PICTURED ON THE COVER) & MANY MORE! This is a # copy! THIS IS # 25 of only a mere 300 of these pressed! | |||
This copy has minor to average seam/spine wear, creasing, some corner tears (see photos), blank stamped and hand numbered back has a brownish shaded pattern (possibly caused by sun damage lying by a window?) and age discoloration -- pretty amazing shape for it's age. | |||
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