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New subscriptions will begin with the Spring 2010 issue, Backstreets #88 In this new issue:
...in-depth Q&As about Phantom Dan conducted by Backstreets editor Chris Phillips. If you enjoy our website, we know you'll love the magazine, and subscribing is a great way to offer your support. If you're not ready to commit, you can order a single copy of this issue. |
Now nearing the 30-year mark, Backstreets Magazine is an internationally circulated quarterly that focuses on Bruce Springsteen and related Jersey Shore artists. The magazine began in 1980 when the first issue was handed out at a Seattle Springsteen concert. Since then more than 80 issues have been published, and the magazine is now distributed in all 50 states and has subscribers in more than 40 foreign countries. We offer a money-back guarantee, as we're sure any Springsteen fan will be pleased with Backstreets. MTV called the magazine "the standard to which all others are compared." In 2008, the Chicago Tribune selected Backstreets for its "50 Favorite Magazines" list, calling it "The gold standard of minutiae mags." “The gold standard of minutiae mags… Three decades later, Backstreets has matured into a thoughtful, sometimes sharply critical meditation on community, integrity, and rocking.” "The
definitive source on Bruce Springsteen happenings... Respected, glossy
and covers just about anything to do with Freehold's finest." "Backstreets,
the definitive chronicler of all things Boss." "Backstreets,
the biggest Springsteen fanzine in America, put out by Super-fans....
concentrates on music rather than gossip about the Boss." "Nationally
respected." "This
classy fanzine is always impressive, with good writing and excellent makeup."
"Backstreets
offers insightful coverage without fawning." "The
most authoritative work on Springsteen to date." Afraid of commitment? |
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The centerpiece, our tribute to the late great Danny Federici, with more than 40 pages dedicated to the Minister of Mystery. By Robert Santelli, Charles R. Cross and more, illustrated by renowned photographers including Barbara Pyle, Danny Clinch, and Neal Preston.
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