NME - New Musical Express, magazine being so well established that it could reduce its name to just initials and still be recognized
Kerrang - Guitar related term
Artrocker - shows obviousley that it is about music but also includes lifestyle and art
Mens Health
GQ - Gentlemens quarterly, a more sophisticated magazine for older men and is released 4 times a week
OK - Abreviated term in capital letters, atracts modern generation of people
Look - implys looking closer into the magazine
Top of the pops - implys the best music in a popular music range
Q - it answers questions hence Q, you are queing up to buy it
Country Living
Auto Trader
Horse and Hound
Miz - The impression of youth and rebellion, replacing the word miss to have a 'z'
Red
Elle - french conotations making it seem sophisticated, also elle is a feminine word matching it to a womans magazine
Marie Claire - again french conotations making it seem sophisitcated
Grazia
Loud and Quiet - interviews and reviews, also different forms of music between mellow and harder
Good Housekeeping
FHM - For Him Magazine, one of the first magazines aimed only at men
Big Cheese - modern phrase, meaning modern music, the bigger rock bands in new range
Good Food
Nuts - outragous, connotations of sex and sexual parts obviously for men
Rolling Stone
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