PIG Magazine No. 30
March 2005 · The Chemical Brothers cover · Moby / Patrick Wolf / Naughty James
PIG Magazine No. 30, March 2005, an Italian independent culture magazine with The Chemical Brothers on the cover.
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- PIG Magazine
- Condition
- Very Good
- Completeness
- Complete under the standing TMR magazine rule unless later physical evidence identifies a missing issued supplement; no detached insert or missing component is evident in the supplied views.
- Date
- March 2005
Catalogue note
PIG Magazine No. 30, March 2005, an Italian independent culture magazine with The Chemical Brothers on the cover. The issue sits at a particularly strong early-2005 music moment, alongside owner-identified appearances by Moby, Patrick Wolf and photographer Naughty James (Craig Hanel-Thomson). The supplied interior view preserves page 75 of a photographic feature, while the rear carries a full-page Diesel “The Future — a musical to believe in” advertisement. The issue documents PIG’s hybrid treatment of fashion, music, art, cinema and technology during the magazine’s influential mid-2000s period.
Why this object matters
The Chemical Brothers/Moby/Patrick Wolf context and documented photographic contribution make PIG a useful Italian counterpart to TMR’s British magazines. Retain outstanding 8.5 while avoiding an extra importance premium from a personal connection alone.
Evidence limits: Complete under the standing TMR magazine rule unless later physical evidence identifies a missing issued supplement; no detached insert or missing component is evident in the supplied views.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.5 / 10.
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