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<title>Comment by Bill Sherman on Book Review: &lt;i&gt;CREEM: America&#039;s Only Rock &#039;N&#039; Roll Magazine&lt;/i&gt; by Robert Matheu and Brian J. Bowe </title>
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<description>Yeah, &lt;I&gt;Creem&lt;/I&gt; at its peak really was &lt;I&gt;the&lt;/i&gt; rock &#039;n&#039; roll mag of its day - and it also contained some keen related pop culture features in its back pages (the &quot;Drive-In Saturday&quot; column, John Mendelssohn&#039;s snarky examinations of rock &#039;n&#039; roll fashion.) To those of us trapped in the Midwest without access to &lt;I&gt;The Village Voice&lt;/I&gt;, it also was the place to get Robert Christgau&#039;s Consumer Guide reviews on a monthly basis.  I still remember the outrage his re-examination of a series of sacred sixties platters (including the first &lt;I&gt;Doors&lt;/I&gt; release) spurred among the &lt;I&gt;Creem&lt;/I&gt; readership . . .

A fun review.</description>
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