PLAY: THE NYLON BOOK OF MUSIC
Nylon, editors
$12.95
Residing at the forefront of cool since its inception, Nylon magazine is the authority on what is current when it comes to beauty, fashion, and music. Readers look... (more)
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RECORD STORE DAYS
Gary Calamar, Phil Gallo
$14.95
"There's nothing as glamorous as a record store." -Paul McCartney. In this era of digital downloads, the small, indie record shop might sound like an anachronism. But, in... (more)
THE STORY OF ISLAND RECORDS
Suzette Newman, Chris Salewicz, editors
$39.95
A beautifully illustrated celebration of one of the most influential pop music record labels of all time. Mixing cultures and influences from reggae to pop, hip hop, and... (more)
STRIP TO THE BONE (VIDEO)
Jeff Stein, dir
$19.95
Thirteen erotic music videos featuring a steamy collection of some of L.A.'s hottest exotic dancers performing to Sly and Robbie's hypnotic electronic beats.
VINYL JUNKIES: ADVENTURES IN RECORD COLLECTING
Brett Milano
$15.99
Not too far away from the flea markets, dusty attics, cluttered used record stores and Ebay is the world of the vinyl junkies. Brett Milano dives deep into... (more)
WARM VOICES REARRANGED: ANAGRAM RECORD REVIEWS
Brandan Kearney
$11.98
An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase, such as stain to satin . When this process is applied to... (more)
WAX POETICS ANTHOLOGY VOL. 1
Various
$39.95
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In just five years, Wax Poetics has become the premier magazine for avid record collectors and general music connoisseurs alike by illuminating the golden era of music while... (more)
WHISKEY PLUS ZINE #1
Nate Gangelhoff
$1.00
Music zine from the creator of Pick Your Poison and You Idiot . In this issue: Karaoke reviews; why pop music is horseshit; Bachman Turner Overdrive and other music... (more)
WOMEN OF THE UNDERGROUND: MUSIC
Zora Von Burden
$15.95
"To be truly strong, a performer/artist must enter into extreme vulnerability. If you embrace vulnerability, you emerge fearless from staring your fear in the face. The more open... (more)
