The NME will publish its final weekly print edition on Friday in a move likely to stir nostalgia among fans of all generations.
After 66 years of charting the madness of modern music, the title will continue at NME.com but no longer be available as a magazine.
We’d like to hear about a particular edition that sticks in your memory and to highlight some of your stories as part of a feature remembering its highs and lows. We also want to hear your thoughts on the musical – and political – eras, movements and subcultures it helped to either create, dismantle or define.
What bands did you discover on the cover – or in the classifieds? Was there a particularly caustic review, an interview that made you smile, or a storming front cover that summed up the mood of your generation? Was there a regular feature or contributor you felt peaked at a particular moment? Tell us about the edition you remember best and what it meant to you below.
How to share your memories
Tell us about your favourite edition using the form below or via the GuardianWitness contribute buttons above. You can also share photographs of the magazine and we’ll feature some of the most interesting contributions as part of our coverage.
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