Revolver
Launched in 2000, Revolver is a bi-monthly rock and heavy metal magazine published in New York. It is now accompanied by a online magazine.
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Interview by Barney Hoskyns, Revolver, 2000
AIR'S ADORABLE Moon Safari proved if nothing else that the pop universe had become a less xenophobic place. Now comes the first album by Phoenix, ...
Interview by Alan Paul, Revolver, April 2000
It's the rock legend that everyone can recite by heart, but that no one can agree on. The surviving members of the Doors and their ...
Blink 182: Caca-phony: Blink 182: The Mark, Tom and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!) **
Review by Michael Azerrad, Revolver, Winter 2000
SONGWRITERS from Chuck Berry to Paul Westerberg have written definitively about the adolescent experience long after their teen years were over. Although the mid-twenty-something Blink-182 ...
Fatboy Slim, Norman Cook: Fatboy Slim Must Die: A Night with Norman Cook
Profile and Interview by Barney Hoskyns, Revolver, Winter 2000
ON THE stroke of midnight, at an uber-groovy establishment in lower midtown Manhattan, an elongated 37-year-old Englishman is heading off to work. Or rather: easing ...
Snoop Doggy Dogg: Snoop Dogg: The Workaholik
Interview by Erik Himmelsbach, Revolver, Winter 2000
Snoop finds time for big business, Doggystyle ...
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble: SRV
Review by J.D. Considine, Revolver, Winter 2000
CARLOS SANTANA was on British TV the other night, talking about those wondrous moments in a musician's life when conscious control dissolves and something just ...
Various Artists: Ken Burns Jazz - The Story of American Music/The Best of Ken Burns Jazz
Review by J.D. Considine, Revolver, Winter 2000
ANYONE FAMILIAR with the acclaimed documentary filmmaker Ken Burns (Baseball, The Civil War, et al) knows that this man is unafraid of tackling the most ...
Everclear, Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit: Big Shots: Fred Durst, Kid Rock and Art Alexakis
Report and Interview by J.D. Considine, Revolver, Spring 2000
NO ONE EVER mistook Fred Durst for a suit. in fact, he looks more like a bicycle messenger than a corporate personage. "I wear shitty ...
Review and Interview by Bud Scoppa, Revolver, Spring 2000
The Byrds:(Untitled/Unissued)ByrdmaniaxFarther AlongLive at the Fillmore West – February 1969 ...
Elliott Smith: Coming Up Roses: Elliott Smith
Interview by Erik Himmelsbach, Revolver, Spring 2000
ELLIOTT SMITH indulges in a poor man's speedball – coffee and a camel light – while an engineer loads a tape containing rough mixes from ...
Book Review by Charles Shaar Murray, Revolver, Spring 2000
WHO WAS Lester Bangs? He was a rock critic. To be more precise, he was a rock critic like Muhammad Ali was a boxer or ...
The Beach Boys, Brian Wilson: Brian Wilson: Sounds Unsilenced
Retrospective and Interview by Erik Himmelsbach, Revolver, Fall 2000
BRIAN WILSON made Paul McCartney cry. The cute Beatle readily admits that the Beach Boys' Pet Sounds has, on occasion, made him positively weepy. Sir ...
Full Tilt Boogie: The Long And Sometimes Bumpy Relationship Between Pop Music And Pinball Machines
Retrospective by Erik Himmelsbach, Revolver, May 2001
FEW INDUSTRIES RIVAL THE PEOPLE who bring you pinball machines when it comes to slavishly exploiting trends in popular culture. Back in the Forties, existing ...
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