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Don’t Believe The Hype

MAGNET presents a case study on the state of the music biz: an industry hopelessly addicted to the press generated
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Being There Now

2002’s front-line misadventures of MAGNET reporter-at-large Jonathan Valania, who mailed us this letter from his foxhole just outside Elliott Smith’s
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Doug Sahm: A Lone Star State Of Mind

Doug Sahm: A Lone Star State Of Mind

Doug Sahm is a giant of American music, and he's even bigger than that in his home state of Texas.
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Shake Some Action: An Intro To MAGNET's History Of American Power Pop

Shake Some Action: An Intro To MAGNET’s History Of American Power Pop

Of skinny ties and fat guitar hooks, of teenage love songs sung by jaded adults, of heaven-sent harmonies announcing hearts
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Absolute Power: MAGNET's Top 15 American Power-Pop Albums

Absolute Power: MAGNET’s Top 15 American Power-Pop Albums

THE BEAT The Beat (Columbia/CBS), 1979After warming the drummer’s seat in the Nerves, Paul Collins led the Beat through its
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Power Pop: What I Like About You: Artists Surrender Their Favorite American Power-Pop Songs

Power Pop: What I Like About You: Artists Surrender Their Favorite American Power-Pop Songs

STEVE ALBINIThe bands you mention (Big Star, Raspberries, Flamin’ Groovies, Cheap Trick, Dwight Twilley, Shoes, dB’s, Matthew Sweet, Posies) are
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R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania

Power Pop: Big Star, All The Way From Memphis

Power Pop: Big Star, All The Way From Memphis

It’s a mighty long way down rock ‘n’ roll, and you look like a star but you’re still on the
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