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Issue 9 (to purchase this issue click here)

2994 To Go

Edward Komocki has achieved his aim of collecting everything that The Wedding Present have ever released. How he has a new goal for his record collection...

Issue 8 (to purchase this issue click here - NB: almost sold out)

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Issue 7 (to purchase this issue click here)

View from the Balcony

Louise Hume tells her story of the day she saw Cinerama play on the John Peel programme, broadcast live from the Maida Vale studios London in January 2002.

Return of The Wedding Present

Edward Komocki watches Cinerama play live at the Birmingham Academy and asks if this is "The Return of The Wedding Present".

Issue 6 (this issue is sold out)

The Number One Fan

Dietmar Kuester is The Wedding Present's Number One Fan. In this article, Orange Slices Editor Darren Bugg interviews Dietmar to find out why.

In the Psychiatrist’s Chair

Edward Komocki is a lifelong fan of The Wedding Present. He is also a Psychiatrist. Orange Slices reports on what happened when he spent an afternoon analysing David Gedge.

Issue 5 (to purchase this issue click here)

Make a Movie Today

Chris Walsh takes a look at some of the movies which might have inspired the songs on Va Va Voom - Cinerama's debut album.

Once More

Chris Walsh reviews the album 'Once More - a Tribute to the Wedding Present'. This album was released exclusively by Orange Slices - for more details about availability click here.

Issue 4 (to purchase this issue click here)

Va Va Voom Recording Diary

David Gedge gives us an insiders' view of life during the recording of the Cinerama debut album from December 1997 to May 1998.

(NB: this is 2 pages of a 10 page article)

History in the Making

Darren Bugg visits Intimate Studios in London to interview David Gedge during a break from recording Va Va Voom, the debut album by Cinerama.

(NB: this is 2 pages of an 8 page article)

Issue 3 (to purchase this issue click here)

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Issues 1 and 2 (please note that these issues are now SOLD OUT)

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