Toppop magazine and newspaper catalogue

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Toppop was a short-lived Dutch magazine named after the popular television program Toppop. More

Toppop was a short-lived Dutch pop magazine published in 1979-1980.

The magazine was launched on the market following the great success of Toppop on television. This program, broadcast by AVRO and presented by the colorful and enthusiastic Ad Visser, was very successful. Many (inter)national artists performed in the program to promote their new singles.

The pop magazine, unlike the television program, did not have a long life. The competition was also very big in the late seventies.

In the Dutch stores were also the Popfoto, the Muziek Expres, the Muziek Parade, Pop Biz and Popshop. In addition, the Belgian Joepie was working hard in the Netherlands and the Bravo, Pop Rocky and Popcorn from Germany were also for sale.

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Toppop

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Toppop 42 (1979)