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The last complete set of The Tracking Angle (15 issues) sold this week to a buyer in New Zealand. With three issues now officially out of print, there will be no more complete sets available.

However, since it's been more than ten years since we started publishing the magazine, my ex-partner and I have decided it's time to sell off all the remaining back issues at a substantial discount. If you go to the bottom of the home page, and click on "The Tracking Angle," you'll see the new, low back issue pricing.
The last complete set of The Tracking Angle (15 issues) sold this week to a buyer in New Zealand. With three issues now officially out of print, there will be no more complete sets available.

However, since it's been more than ten years since we started publishing the magazine, my ex-partner and I have decided it's time to sell off all the remaining back issues at a substantial discount. If you go to the bottom of the home page, and click on "The Tracking Angle," you'll see the new, low back issue pricing.

We are very proud of what we did with the magazine, both in terms of content and especially execution. I would particularly like to point out the Hendrix issue (5/6) and issue 13, both featuring iconic Jim Marshall photographs. Issue 13 features a number of full page, skillfully reproduced Marshall photos, almost good enough to frame, with essays by our writers, on the album released by the artist at the time the photo was taken. We are proud both of the quality of the essays, the reproduction of the photographs and of the concept.

Other issues are equally worthy of your attention (we feel), so if any are of interest to you, now's the time, because most issues are almost gone. Thank you, this has been a recorded message.