does rolling stone magazine have any affiliation with the rolling stones?
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i am sorry, i am going to answer another question you asked 2 weeks ago. you really sounded like you need to know it. So that video clip with the girl dressed in white and played an acoustic guitar was signing in Turkish. Her name is Nil Karaibrahimoglu. The song's name is 'bronzlasmak'.\nAnd here is her website:\nhttp://nilkaraibrahimgil.com.tr.tc/
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try billboard.com (whatever Billboard magazine's website is called...).
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I read an article in Rolling Stone Magazine that stated they were recording something in London. I think a Christmas song or something like that.
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I'm a classic rock kind of girl myself, but there are PLENTY of bands out there today that are worth looking into. Some of my personal favorites are Dave Matthews Band, U2, Radiohead, and the foo fighters. You can also take into account the older bands that are still touring and releasing albums, like the Stones.
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something by rolling stones?
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Yeah I miss that magazine it was a good one, but to answer your question pretty much no. There is a Magazine that comes from England but cant think of the name right now. It costs around $8.00, I think Web Guide is still around but that only has about 250,000 links and about 2 pages of articles. Not worth getting every month since alot of it are repeats.\n\nRoger\nACEinNM2005@yahoo.com
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I was very pleased with my experience buying Rolling Stones tickets from Ticketliquidator.com. I had to pay a little over the face price, but the seats were great and the concert was excellent.\n\nThere were no problems with ordering or delivering the tickets, and they actually sent me an e-mail before the show with driving directions, a weather forecast and restaurants in the area. I thought that was a nice touch.
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i think it's mean magazine
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The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones.
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Watchtower and Awake magazines.
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THE ROLLING STONES! No futher discussion necessary.
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Revolver.\n\nAs for the Stones, I think we can dismiss every album of theirs after 1973.
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Personally I don't know, but Sky and Telescope magazine reguarly reviews products like this  The reviews are very complete, and very honest.  Your local public library probably has a subscription, and will have back issues in the shelves.
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The band came into being in 1962 when former schoolmates Jagger and Richards met Brian Jones, who named the band after the title of the Muddy Waters song "Rolling Stone". The original line-up included Jagger (vocals), Jones (guitar, harmonica, vocals), Richards (guitar), Ian "Stu" Stewart (piano), Mick Avory (drums) and Dick Taylor (bass). Taylor left shortly after to return to art school, and was later to form The Pretty Things. He was replaced by Bill Wyman. Another early part-time member was influential drummer Carlo Little, who was with Cyril Davies All Stars.
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How about The Rolling Stones! I think they had a sold out some years ago!
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Total guess, but was it the Rolling Stones?
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if you look in the magazine there is often a contact number to obtain back issues