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[[Image:t-duween_0001.jpg|frame|First issue of the fanzine.]] | [[Image:t-duween_0001.jpg|frame|First issue of the fanzine.]] | ||
| − | ''T'mershi Duween'' was the English [[Frank Zappa|FZ]] fanzine that started in 1988 and ran to about 2000, although new issues have been continually threatened since then. Each issue of the mag (usually either 24 or 28 pages) had the latest news to hand, usually some photos and lots of stupid English views on things Zappa. Some of these early issues also contained articles about how the music worked as music (with examples!). | + | ''[[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'mershi Duween]]'' was the English [[Frank Zappa|FZ]] fanzine that started in 1988 and ran to about 2000, although new issues have been continually threatened since then. Each issue of the mag (usually either 24 or 28 pages) had the latest news to hand, usually some photos and lots of stupid English views on things Zappa. Some of these early issues also contained articles about how the music worked as music (with examples!). |
''T'mershi Duween'' was published by Fred Tomsett. | ''T'mershi Duween'' was published by Fred Tomsett. | ||
| − | See | + | ==See Also== |
| − | Interviews with Frank Zappa | + | *[[:Category:Bibliography#Interviews with Frank Zappa|Interviews with Frank Zappa]] |
| − | Articles about Frank Zappa | + | *[[:Category:Bibliography#Articles about Frank Zappa|Articles about Frank Zappa]] |
| − | Bandmember Interviews | + | *[[:Category:Bandmember Interviews|Bandmember Interviews]] |
| − | [[Category: | + | |
| + | [[Category:Fanzines]] | ||
Revision as of 12:10, 9 March 2007
First issue of the fanzine.
T'mershi Duween was the English FZ fanzine that started in 1988 and ran to about 2000, although new issues have been continually threatened since then. Each issue of the mag (usually either 24 or 28 pages) had the latest news to hand, usually some photos and lots of stupid English views on things Zappa. Some of these early issues also contained articles about how the music worked as music (with examples!).
T'mershi Duween was published by Fred Tomsett.
