No News is Bad News
Aunty Star Vrs ZZ Top
Who wants yesterday’s papers? Nobody in the world. — the Rolling Stones, 1967
History never repeats? Twenty years after the Rolling Stones were subject to a smear campaign by the sensationalist News of the World, 77 Top received extraordinary coverage from the Auckland Star.
And in a curious turn of newspaper politics, the conservative Herald has provided the objective, balanced account of events — just as in 1967, the Times came out in support of the Rolling Stones.
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Rip It Up, Issue 117, 1 April 1987, Page 2
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86No News is Bad News Rip It Up, Issue 117, 1 April 1987, Page 2
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