Music magazines

[WetWilly]

Never Now-A-Days.Back in the 70s, I'd buy them regularly, weekly/monthly. Circus, Hit Parader, Rock Scene, Creem, Rock, Hard Rock, Acid Rock, etc etc,. But now with the internet, there's not much use.

 

[~Banshee~]

Was always a Kerrang browser in the 80's. Progressed to Classic Rock in the 90's and will very occasionally buy it now.

 

[Musikwala]

I used to buy a few local Indian rock mags like Jetset and Rock Street Journal (RSJ) back in the 90s during my teen years. Then later on in the US every now and then I would buy special issues of Rolling Stone like.. the time they did the cover feature about the 500 Greatest Albums Ever or the times they featured any of my fav bands on the cover etc.

Nowadays I never buy music magazines. I simply do not have the time to read them. But I'm curious about this Endless River Uncut special that Johnny is talking about.

 

[Sharp Dressed Man]

But I'm curious about this Endless River Uncut special that Johnny is talking about.

Yeah, me too. Might pick up a copy. There's also some Kate Bush, Willie Nelson and other interesting stuff in that issue.

 

[Johnny-Too-Good]

Yeah, me too. Might pick up a copy. There's also some Kate Bush, Willie Nelson and other interesting stuff in that issue.

To be fair, I wrote that post before I had actually read the piece. The interviews aren't with Dave and Nick, although their pictures are all over the issue. The talking is mainly done by Phil Manzanera, Andy Jackson and Youth, who were all involved in the production of the album. It is a fascinating insite into how it came together over a period of four years.

 

[Sharp Dressed Man]

To be fair, I wrote that post before I had actually read the piece. The interviews aren't with Dave and Nick.

Perhaps Mojo got it right this month.

 

[analoggal]

I subscribe to:
• Blues Music Magazine
and regularly purchase at the newsstand:
• Guitar Legends
• Guitar Aficionado