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From | "James Lowe" <jamielowe@msn.com> |
Subject | Re: indie pop magazine suggestions? |
Date | Tue, 24 Jan 2006 21:29:13 -0600 |
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Jeff;
I think that UNCUT from the UK is a great investment. Lot's of what you are looking for and a CD compilation accompanies the magazine with each monthly edition. http://www.uncut.net/music/<http://www.uncut.net/music/>
Cheers,
Jamie
http://xtcstickers.jamielowe.net/<http://xtcstickers.jamielowe.net/>
----- Original Message -----
From: Jeff<mailto:jeff.teez@verizon.net>
To: audities@smoe.org<mailto:audities@smoe.org>
Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 9:22 AM
Subject: indie pop magazine suggestions?
Hey Gang,
I just cancelled Esquire (with great, overdue joy) and Mental Floss
(somewhat reluctantly) and I'm really hoping to find a nice
indie-focused music mag to replace them. Any suggestions? I know lots of
mags are mentioned here, so if anyone has compiled a list, that would be
great. Otherwise, I figure that in a small handfull of short posts, I'll
have plenty to look into. Off-list responses welcome also! I read Paste
Magazine cover to cover, and I haven't gotten Rolling Stone or Spin in
(I'm sure it's been) much more than a decade. I'll be 47 on 2/8/06. I'm
most definitely a "populist" power-pop lover (with a sometimes
alt.country or pop singer-songwriter leaning), e.g. I think all but one
of my personal top ten for 2005 will make this years *Group* top 15 or
so. Never enough hand claps, huge hooks, ringing geetars and la-la-la's
for me ... :-)
Thanks in advance for your help everybody!
jeff teez
(who, for several years, jumped up and down on his basement sofa with a
cheap tambourine and sang along at the top of his little lungs to all
the Monkees records)
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