Special '13 cover' Beatles issue of NME unveiled, Florence tips Glasvegas for the Mercury, ex-Rolling Stone slams 'Guitar Hero'

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here The new issue of NME is a true one-off. To mark the release of The Beatles Remasters Series, this week's edition of the magazine has 12 different covers, one for each album. There's a 13th cover too - that'll be the one commemorating 'Magical Mystery Tour' - which you won't find in the shops. It's only available from the NME Store. Although you'll have to be quick: only 1000 copies have been printed. To coincide with this orgy of Beatlemania, we've launched a poll to determine the greatest ever Beatles track. So if you've always preferred 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer' to 'Paperback Writer' - and if so, what the hell is wrong with you? - now's your chance to make your views heard. Meanwhile, the winner of the Mercury Prize is being announced tonight. Jamie Fullerton will be live-blogging and Tweeting from the ceremony. In the meantime, check out the latest odds (Florence is the bookies' favourite at 3/1) and let us know who you think deserves to win. I'm backing Friendly Fires. One last thing to mention: we've just launched NME Calling, a series of special shows by our favourite bands. The first of these is Gossip at the HMV Forum in London in November, tickets for which are available exclusively via NME.COM/tickets. Luke Lewis Deputy Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter SPECIAL BEATLES COLLECTORS' ISSUE, with thirteen different covers to choose from. Plus! PAUL McCARTNEY reveals why he initially hated 'Revolver'. Every Beatles album reappraised. OASIS split: the fallout. The new MUSE album rated. JULIAN CASABLANCAS live in Japan. Friendly Fires' Jack Savidge admitted to hospital on eve of Mercury Prize 'No idea whether I'm gonna be able to play at the Mercurys,' he admits Ex-Rolling Stones' Bill Wyman slams 'Guitar Hero' And 'Rock Star' games Criticism comes on eve of 'The Beatles: Rock Band' release Florence And The Machine: 'Glasvegas deserve to win Mercury Prize' Florence Welch tips Scots to pick up the Mercury award tonight (September 8) Paul McCartney: 'We'd like Beatles songs to be downloads' Macca speaks in special '13 covers' Beatles edition of NME - get yours now Hillsborough disaster could happen again at a rock concert, warns Jimmy McGovern Mary J Blige, Akon, Chris Brown for Michael Jackson Vienna tribute gig Gossip announce UK live dates and ticket details Amy Winehouse's dad catches her in bed with ex-hubby Blake - Daily Gossip Glastonbury festival 2010: first band announced The Raveonettes preview new album with intimate London show   Arctic Monkeys announce arena tour and ticket details Sheffield band will hit the road in the UK and Ireland this winter John Lydon revives PiL for winter shows - ticket details Public Image Ltd. to mark 'Metal Box' anniversary with December shows NME Calling Gossip announced to headline NME Calling this November Dizzee Rascal Tickets Extra dates added to UK Tour Madness Tickets Suggs and co announce UK Tour Muse Tickets Muse hit the UK for a stadium tour this November 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (23/08/09) Weezer, Karen O, The Hot Rats Daniel Johnston - 'Yip/Jump Music', 'Continued Story/Hi, How Are You', 'Welcome To My World' Flawed but charming reissues from Kurt's favourite songwriter Album review: Noah And The Whale - 'The First Days Of Spring' London folkies grow up and cut back their chirpiness to turn in a corker of an album Album review: The Dodos - 'Time To Die' When a 'talk-of-the-blogosphere' band step out into the real world, this happens Album review: The Cribs - 'Ignore The Ignorant' The Jarmans - now, of course, with added Marr-man - make their finest album yet Michael Jackson - Zombie The Pixies - Demo Jamie T - Pacemaker Noel Fielding - Noel Velvet Underground - Loaded The King Blues - NME Store exclusive Download a free track from Fever Ray Muse on the making of 'The Resistance' - video interview Metronomy, Wolfmother, La Roux - 10 tracks you have to hear this week Too ghoul for school - a history of zombies in rock Reading and Leeds: What Were Your Highlights? (500) Days Of Summer And The Perfect Soundtracks To Fall In And Out of Love To Oasis Split - Hitler's Reaction. Seriously. Remembering Steven Wells - Tales From His Wake Radiohead At Leeds Festival Dave Grohl, Josh Homme and John Paul Jones bring Them Crooked Vultures to Reading 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week - Karen O, Weezer, Invasion Oasis: Is This The End Of The Road?

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