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Creem (often
stylized in all caps) is an
American rock
music magazine and
entertainment company,
founded in Detroit,
whose initial print run
lasted from...
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April 30, 1982) was an
American music journalist and critic. He
wrote for
Creem and
Rolling Stone magazines and was also a
performing musician. The music...
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America and in 1986, it went platinum. In a
contemporary review for
Creem magazine,
Robert Christgau said that
Billion Dollar Babies is Cooper's "most...
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Cynthia Stone Creem (born
September 17, 1942) is an
American politician serving in the M****achusetts Senate. She
represents the 1st Middle**** and Norfolk...
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Glorious Wretched Excess of
Alice Cooper, All-American,
written by
Creem magazine editor Jeffrey Morgan. "The Life &
Crimes of
Alice Cooper - Alice...
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described it as "immensely
enjoyable and pleasant",[failed verification]
while Creem said it was "a
perfect blend of exceptional,
lovable compositions". ABBA's...
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savoirfaire to
realize their many capabilities".
Robert Christgau in
Creem was also lukewarm,
saying Lynyrd Skynyrd is "still a substantial, tasteful...
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Marvin Scott Jarrett (one-time
publisher of a late-1980s
incarnation of
Creem) also
later created the
magazines Stick, huH, Bikini, and
Nylon (a New York–based...
- (Apple)".
Creem.
Available at Rock's
Backpages (subscription required). Ross,
Michael (December 1970). "John
Lennon & Yoko Ono -
Plastic Ono Band".
Creem. Available...
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sensibility of the
chaser and the chaste, the
street punk and the bookworm."
Creem magazine's
Robert Christgau said Springsteen's
songs are
dominated by the...
