Fanzine Want-List a.k.a. "Got Got Need Got Need Want Need Need Got Want"

 What follows is a list of all the issues presently missing from our Beach Boys Stomp archive. 

  • 01-20 / 1977 - 06/80
  • 22-23 / 12/80 - 02/81
  • 26 / 08/81
  • 31-32 /  06/82 - 08/82
  • 39 / 10/83
  • 41 / 02/84
  • 108 / 1992/ Spring 1997
  • 110-??? / All issues since Fall1997
Also of interest are issues of Add Some Music, California Music, Surfer's Rule, and all other vintage fanzines. Unfortunately our collections for those are far patchier and as such gaps are much more common.

If you have copies of any of these, we would be very thankful if you took the time to provide quality scans. Keep in mind that the archive will only publish out-of-print fanzines. Anything that's still being sold by the creators is off limits. This is about preservation, not piracy.

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