Super Trouper Tapezine

Andy Savage's 'Super Trouper' was one of a number of tapezines Sav produced, along with others such as 'Melodic Scribble' and 'The Big Mouse' - all of which evolved out of printed 'zines.

Super Trouper No. 8

Tape version of the mag, and another monster 90 mins of music and poetry, with reviews. Really entertaining stuff, incl. P&F Band, Nicole Campau. Also i/views & funny voices. If you ain't human you'll love.

- Paul Rance, Peace & Freedom, Vol. 7, No. 1, Spring 1991

Super Trouper No. 9

Andy & pussy churn out possibly the weirdest ST yet. VERY strange noises, music, poetry, amidst the reviews. Entertaining as usual, but marred by a seedy Lovely Ivor interview.

- Paul Rance, Peace & Freedom, Vol. 7, No. 3, Winter 1991/92

Super Trouper No. 16/Maggots In Their Eyes

A split tape, with the horror compilation on the other side. There's weird noise in the shape of 'Squidlings' from Flemish Lemming and equal strangeness from Leigh Smith and the ever-groovy Mike Johnson. Creepiness comes in the shape of 'Black Lodge' by Conspiracy, and an evocative poem by Steve Sneyd. ST has some music of its own. Humorous songs about sultanas and chocolate cake, and some tape-fiddling by Stormclouds with their 'Psychotronic'. There's also a rather desperate plug for Burnley fanzine, 'Marlon's Gloves'.

- Paul Rance, Peace & Freedom, Vol. 12, No. 1, Summer 1997

Super Trouper No. 17/Right Side Of Town

ST has more poetry than usual, including a hilarious turn by David Bateman, and in the music stakes - Sonic Energy Authority do a World Cup spoof. Andy's stuff is less jolly this time - the dole and death and longing for past times among the subject matter.

- Paul Rance, Peace & Freedom, Vol. 12, No. 1, Summer 1997

Andy Savage is now known as Angelo Gravity - see what he's up to now!