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[RE][bomp] Bomp coffeetable book has arrived
Thanks for review.......I was a huge fan of Creem in the day and am
sorry to see this come out. Let me know what you think of the Bomp
book and ferchristsake how about a Kicks book. Same deal...layout,
photos.
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Subject : [bomp] Bomp coffeetable book has arrived
Date : Mon, 03 Dec 2007 08:31:53 -0500
From : "Jeff Lindholm" <jeff.lindholm@verizon.net>
To : <bomp@xnet2.com>
I ordered mine from Amazon.com and it came last week--just two days
after
the Creem book.
Haven't had time to read either, but the Bomp book looks much more
authentic. Actual pages reproduced when articles reprinted, so you
get the
original page layout and look of the mag--very colorful, psych and
punk
looking. And lots of articles that I remember from the old days,
including
record reviews and columns, etc.
The Creem book, sheesh, too bad a photographer put it together.
There are
page after page after page of full-pages of cover pix--just the
picture of
the rocker with a big Creem logo at the top of the page (without
all the
article blurbs). And page after page of "Stars Cars" color photos,
etc. Cuts
way into the article content. And the wayout articles I remember
best aren't
there (No Jaan Uhelski onstage in KISS makeup, for instance). And
article
are reprinted in new layouts, without all the cool design and
black-and-white pix. Overall, way too slick and doesn't seem or
look like
Creem. At least, that's my first impression.
Jeffery R. Lindholm
Goodholm Communications
3 Sunnyside Terrace
Montpelier, VT 05602
802-223-2247
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