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List Price: $49.90
Our Price: $12.00
Your Save: $ 37.90 ( 76% )
Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 3 months
Manufacturer: Future US, Inc.
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Binding: Magazine
First Issue Lead Time: 6-10
Format: Magazine Subscription
Issues Per Year: 12
Label: Future US, Inc.
Magazine Type: Consumer magazine
Manufacturer: Future US, Inc.
Number Of Issues: 12
Publisher: Future US, Inc.
Studio: Future US, Inc.
Subscription Length: 365
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Revolver Magazine is packed with compelling, exclusive photos and edgy editorials about the world of hard rock. Revolver gives readers access to the bold and hard-hitting music that is sellling out arenas and dominating radio today. Each issue of Revolver takes readers backstage, on the tour bus, and into the artists' home. Revolver provides an in-your-face, high energy perspective on the music world.
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Summary: Hottest Chicks In Metal Yearly Issue ROCKS!!!!
Comment: I have been an uber-loyal reader of Revolver for well over 6 years now. They cover all of the sub-genres of Rock, and Metal, and even some of the Emo-style poopy (not a fan, can ya tell?). They do have some cheesy articles, like how to dress like so-and-so, but I do like the page that showcases a musician and shows a few tattoos and talks about them. Vinny Paul (pantera, damageplan, etc..) and Cristina Scabbia (Lacuna Coil) both have thier "advice" columns. I have been turned on to new bands through Revolver, since 90% of what I like is not regular radio airplay (oh how I want sirius). I love -LOVE- the yearly "Hottest Chicks in Metal" issue, which they have now added a page for the monthly hottest chick in metal. If ya love metal, finding out new artists, and love hot chicks this is for you! Oh, and did I mention I'm a married 30 year old mother of 2 toddlers? Yea, this mag is for all into Rock and Metal!
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Summary: My subscription expired.
Comment: If you decide some magazine is lame, don't you just ignore the renewal notice and they'll stop sending it when your subscription runs out? Not so these guys. No, I get a letter from a "collection agency." A collection agency? You're kidding me. Just cancel the renewal and cut the strong arming. But no, this magazine's loser sales department seems to intend to intimidate young readers into resubscribing through these "threatening" renewal notices. Uncool. That deserves a flunking grade. Oh, and did I mention the 'zine is lame?
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Summary: This magazine was the great gift I expected it to be for my husband!
Comment: Husband loves it, thats all I need. First issue arrived faster than I expected. Thanks amazon!
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Summary: The 'Maxim' of Metal Magazines
Comment: Okay, so my title would probably scare off the Heavy Metal purists...but if you opted to actually pick up a copy, you'd realize it does the scene some justice. Rarely biased towards the modern fad or current hot band(for the most part...although, if they give Avenged Sevenfold another cover story...I'm going to choke someone).Revolver covers all aspects of rock music including it's sub-genres(Heavy/Black/Thrash/Death Metal as well as Punk,Pop Rock(i said unbiased,remember?) and everything in between. Advice colums and yes, even a 'who's wearing what and what their getting inked' articles fill the pages between Band news and album reviews-Every copy comes with a free pull-out poster usually with the Cover artist(s) on it. Want to hear about the return of Bad Brains? Gorgoroth's chuch-burning high jinks? or a review of a recent Black Dahlia Murder concert? Well look no farther, cause Revolver's got it. Metal Horns Up.
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Summary: haven't received it yet
Comment: I am sure Revolver is a wonderful publication, but I couldn't personally tell you. I have not received a single copy from my subscription, but I'll be sure to let ya'll know how it is.
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