| David Bowie | All The Madmen |
| Brig Oubridge (Traveller & Environmentalist) | on the beginning of the Free Festivals |
| Alan 'Tash' Lodge | on the beginning of the Free Festivals |
| Bill 'Ubi' Dwyer (organiser of Windsor Free Festival) | response to BBC News regarding illegality of Free Festivals |
| Brig Oubridge (Traveller & Environmentalist) | on Free Festivals as a political statement |
| Planet Gong | Stoned Innocent Frankenstein |
| Wally | on the life of Wally Hope |
| Hawkwind | High Rise |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on childhood & Stonehenge |
| Planet Gong + Here & Now | Floating Anarchy |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on the Floating Anarchy Tour |
| Here & Now | Addicted |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on meeting Here & Now |
| The Mob | Crying Again |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on influential bands with the Free Festivals |
| Alternative TV | Action Time Vision |
| Brig Oubridge (Traveller & Environmentalist) | on the Convoy |
| The Fall | Wrong Place, Right Time |
| Anonymous Traveller | on society's response to New Age Travellers |
| Chief Constable Of Wilshire | on attitude towards New Age Travellers |
| Anonymous Traveller | on society's response to New Age Travellers |
| The Pop Group | We Are All Prostitutes |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on Magnum Force |
| Siouxsie & The Banshees | Premature Burial |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on musical heroes |
| The Slits | Difficult Fun |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | more on musical heroes |
| George McKay (Professor of Cultural Studies) | on squatting |
| The Mob | Youth |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on starting Brougham Road Co-Op |
| The Apostles | 62 Brougham Road |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on personalities of squats |
| Flux Of Pink Indians | Taking A Liberty |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on factionalism |
| The Mob | Gates Of Hell |
| Crass | Poem |
| Crass | How Does It Feel |
| Brig Oubridge (Traveller & Environmentalist) | on the eviction of squats |
| The Review | England's Glory |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on All The Madmen fanzine & record label |
| Hysteria Ward | Peace Song |
| Stef Pickles (Traveller) | on discovery of Travelling Community |
| The Mob | Witch Hunt |
| George McKay (Professor of Cultural Studies) | on travelling |
| Anonymous Traveller | on travelling as a community |
| The Mob | Cry Of The Morning |
| Mark Wilson (The Mob) | on modern politics & the Tribe |
| The Mob | Another Day Another Death (under Mark Wilson- on All The Madmen Records' rebirth) |
| The Mob | No Doves Fly Here |