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Music Street Journal 2008: Volume 1 - February 2008 - Issue 68 Hardcover Edition

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Music Street Journal 2008: Volume 1 - February 2008 - Issue 68 Hardcover EditionThis is the book version of the February 2008 (68) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Annihilator The Beatles Blackmore's Night Buckethead Cactus Cocteau Twins Alan Davey Electric Prunes Electric Wizard Enslaved Exodus Fight Firefall Fripp & Eno Gentle Giant Hawkwind King Crimson Lana Lane Leonard and Leonard Ted Leonard Little Atlas Marillion Bob Marley Patrick Moraz Morglbl Motrhead Valentin

This is the book version of the February 2008 (68) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more:

Annihilator
The Beatles
Blackmore's Night
Buckethead
Cactus
Cocteau Twins
Alan Davey
Electric Prunes
Electric Wizard
Enslaved
Exodus
Fight
Firefall
Fripp & Eno
Gentle Giant
Hawkwind
King Crimson
Lana Lane
Leonard and Leonard
Ted Leonard
Little Atlas
Marillion
Bob Marley
Patrick Moraz
Morglbl
Motšrhead
Valentin Narvaez
North Star
Opeth
OSI
Overkill
Pathosray
The Pax Cecilia
Rat Skates
Seven Mary Three
VanVechten Smith
Spirits Burning & Bridget Wishart
Spock's Beard
Rick Springfield
Tiles
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Rick Wakeman
Bridget Wishart

While Gary Hill compiled the book and did many of the articles, Steve Alspach, Sonya Kukcinovich Hill, Travis Jensen, Tim Jones, Julie Knispel, Mike Korn, Eric Meli, Greg Olma, Jeremy Seffens, Bruce Stringer and Josh Turner all contributed articles.

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