Music magazines

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I was thinking about such a topic by reading the Tops of the Decade on Pitchfork (which IMO is pure bullshit). Do you read musical press ? Musical websites ? What's your opinion on it ?
 
Nope. Because trusting other people's opinions rarely gets me anywhere. People seem to bash movies and music I love, and praise the most bland boring bullshit.
 
Meh, few times a year, when I see them in a store, with a band I like on the cover. It's good to read sometimes to get to know what bands are doing nowadays, but most of the time I don't care.
 
I read Nocturne magazine only,but it doesnt mean anything to any of you cause its a rock/metal magazine from my country and I read it only cause of the really great and interesting interviews.
 
Magazines like Guitar World, or other instrument-playing based Magazines are cool to read. Other that those, I read the Rolling Stone magazine sometimes.
 
occasionally Metal Hammer or Terrorizer, to see what's going on metalwise
I get Guitar World whenever I can though, really good magazine.
 
Sometimes I buy some guitar magasines because of the cd's or dvd's included. I particularly like the acoustic ones. They have nice interviews and albums reviews aren't very important in those.
I rarely buy a music mag, only if i'm really interested in the artist. And even in that case i check what's inside and what else i may be interested in.
I like the Elegy mag though. But in 3 years I only bought it twice :lol:
 
Well sometimes I buy Soundi if it has got some big interview from a band I like. Sometimes, but very rarely I might buy Inferno, Rumba or Rytmi. All of these are finnish music-magazines. Sometimes I read Sue because its free.
 
Metal Hammer from time to time when bands I'm interested in are on the cover or when posters are nice. Never trust reviews though, I always check the albums myself.

Same here. I usually only buy it if a band I like is featured in an article.
Most music magazines here are way too expensive (and not good enough) to buy just for the sake of buying.