Dazed / Dazed & Confused Vol. 2 · Issue 7
Kings of Leon — Kings of the Road / Streetwear Special
November 2003 Dazed & Confused Vol. 2 Issue 7, a Kings of Leon cover issue built around “Kings of the Road”, documenting the band on tour only months after the UK release of their debut album Youth and Young Manhood.
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- Dazed / Dazed & Confused
- Condition
- Good+ / Very Good− — structurally sound with substantial glossy-cover rubbing, fine scratching and edge/corner wear
- Completeness
- Complete — all pages/components assumed present under the standing TMR completeness rule; no missing issued component has been reported
- Date
- November 2003
Catalogue note
November 2003 Dazed & Confused Vol. 2 Issue 7, a Kings of Leon cover issue built around “Kings of the Road”, documenting the band on tour only months after the UK release of their debut album Youth and Young Manhood. The issue broadens into Andrew W.K., Slater Bradley, Nigerian cinema, Mark Ruffalo and a substantial fashion package, making it a strong snapshot of Dazed’s early-2000s overlap between emergent rock culture, contemporary art, film and fashion image-making.
Why this object matters
The Kings of Leon tour document and Nigerian-cinema coverage give this streetwear issue a substantive international music/film dimension. Retain outstanding 8.5 rather than infer a milestone from debut-album timing alone.
Evidence limits: Complete — all pages/components assumed present under the standing TMR completeness rule; no missing issued component has been reported
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.5 / 10.
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