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From: allred@AMSAA.ARPA ( RAMD-STU )
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Music magazines
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Date: Mon, 25-Feb-85 14:46:52 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb 25 14:46:52 1985
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    I would like to hear all your opinions on music magazines.  I
would like to subscribe to one but I don't know which would best 
satisfy me.  My likes fall very heavily into the early 70' heavy
intellectual type rock.  Examples are: Yes, Genesis, Grateful Dead,
Rush, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, The Who, 
The Rolling Stones, etc.  I also like a few of the pop chart bands
of 1985.  I would like to get a magazine which tells concert schedules
for my area(I live halfway between Baltimore and Philadelphia), tells
of new releases before they come out.  Reviews the releases when they 
do come out, tells news about what old bands are doing and what bands 
are forming, and would have interviews with some of the intelligient
people in the rock business.  I've read Rolling Stone and it talks
too much about Lauper and Prince and their clothes, etc. a little
too much for me.  I want to read about the people claiming to be
musicians and not entertainers, only.  Hopefully somebody out there
can understand where my interest lies and what magazine could fill
my needs.  If you know alot about these magazines, but don't feel
that I gave you enough info. then please write to me (allred@AMSAA).
Many thanx in advance.

jeff