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  • From: "country marxist" <countrymarxist AT gmail.com>
  • To: "RTP-area local music and culture" <ch-scene AT lists.ibiblio.org>
  • Subject: Re: Re: late 80's / early 90's Rolling Stone article
  • Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 23:53:49 -0500

Hey that was the month I moved to Chapel Hill! Now I remember the
reason, too: that Seventeen article! I also remember Blue Green Gods
being on the cover of some indie rock mag. Seriously, though, you have
to scan that in for us. --Alec

ps hi mary!

On 7/20/06, Mary Brunnemer <marymarymb AT gmail.com> wrote:
I'm looking through my magazines that I kept and all I can find is articles
or small blurbs on individual bands in either Spin or Rolling Stone. So
either I accidentally trashed it or I made this Rolling Stone issue up in my
head (quite likely). But I did find an amusing copy of Seventeen magazine
from July 1993 with a big spread on the CH/Triangle music scene.
Unfortunately, it's not very informative if you're looking for any musical
facts or deep insights on the scene at the the time. It's mostly a 4 page
photo spread with very little text, but still entertaining if you were here
back in the day, with photos and tiny blurbs on Vanilla Trainwreck, Finger,
Superchunk, the Connells, What Peggy Wants, Flat Duo Jets, Queen Sarah
Saturday, Sex Police, Dish, Motorolla and Dillon Fence. Otherwise, all I can
find is some local paper articles. I guess I have more local paper archival
stuff than national press, but if you're interested, you can see that stuff.
I have more Archers stuff than anything else, and the only evidence I have
of Big Record Stardom is a cool poster, some fuzzy memories, and a local
Herald-Sun article.

-Mary

On 7/20/06, grady <grady AT ibiblio.org> wrote:
>
> Most of the national coverage in that era was in autumn '92, a couple of
> months after the Big Record Stardom Convention (that was when the
> articles in Spin, Details & Alternative Press came out, at least). I
> don't think I've ever seen the Rolling Stone one, so Mary, if you *do*
> still have a copy (or of anything else local-music-related), I'd be most
> interested in seeing a xerox or a scan, as I've just cleaned out *my*
> packrat pile of old music mags, with an eye towards scanning & posting
> the salient bits.
>
> There *may* have been something in Rolling Stone earlier, but the 80s
> attention, such as it was (there was *precious* little, beyond the odd
> record review, in Spin throughout the 80s), would've probably been
> mid-80s rather than late-80s, as that was sort of the valley between the
> mid-80s and early-90s outside-attention-bursts.
>
> Ross
>
> >I think I just ran across this issue recently when I was cleaning out my
> >packrat pile of old music mags. I think I kept the local music issues,
> >but I'm not sure which ones. Let me check and see if I still have it and
> >figure out if it's the same one you're looking for.
>
> >-Mary
>
> >askref AT duke.edu wrote:
>
> >I'm looking for a Rolling Stone article that was written in the late
> >80's or early 90's about the Chapel Hill / Carrboro alternative music
> >scene. Does anyone remember this article and if so know when it was
> >published? Thanks!
> >
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