Talk Talk Volume 2

V2 #1

Published in January 1980, featuring reviews, local scene report, readers poll, and live music report

V2 #2

Volume 2 #2 featuring Thumbs, Regular Guys, Pretenders, Lydia Lunch, and Penetrators

V2 #3

Volume 2 #3 featuring Iggy Pop, The Specials, Sylvain Sylvain, XTC, and 999

V2 #4

Volume 2 #4 featuring The Selector, The Jam, Black Uhuru, Magazine, The Clash, Elvis Costello, Madness, Magazine, The Specials

V2 #5

Volume 2 #5 featuring singles reviews, concert photos, new music

V2 #6

Volume 2 #6 mini-issue featuring Iggy Pop, Public Image Ltd., and The Selecter

V2 #7

Volume 2 #7 featuring rock reggae

V2 #8

Talk Talk Fanzine Volume 2 #08 featuring the latest music news from 1980

V2 #9

Volume 2 #9 featuring Reggae Sunsplash photos

V2 #10

Volume 2 #10 featuring exclusive live music and new music reviews

V2 #11

Volume 2 #11 featuring The English Beat, Throbbing Gristle, and The Embarrassment

V2 #12

Volume 2 #12 featuring Burning Spear, William S. Burroughs, and Allen Ginsburg

V2 #13

Volume 2 #11 featuring The Slits, XTC, Psychedelic Furs, Wall of Voodoo, interview with William Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg and more

Selections from the archives

“…on London Calling, The Clash (still full of angry spirit) broaden their scope and in many ways pay homage to their R & B and reggae influences."

Volume 2 #1

"While looking through one collection of assorted reggae albums, it was discovered that The Revolutionaires, in mass or in part, played for 18 different reggae acts. To a large extent, the Jamaican sounds one hears today are actually various lead singers and The Revolutionaires."

Volume 2 #2

“0nce again Iggy demonstrates that he is still a major force in today's musical world. After last year's LP, New Values, it appeared hard to follow up such an excellent work. It seems that the Ig has pulled it off once again.”

Volume 2 #3