Goldmine

Finally, A musical magazine that is not mired down in sophmoric humor for stoned college kids. One that actually focuses on the integrity of music for its reviews, delves into the deep history of artists and their albums with great research. It does weigh a bit heavy on music pre 1980 but that is to be expected due to the age of most of the writers. A great resource for those who are collectors of vinyl, and cds; although they could use more information of what is collectible and give more prices in each edition. While you won't get those glossy photos of jessica simpson barely clothed, you will enjoy insightful writing on the music and career of musicians both popular and obscure. I highly reccomend this for music lovers.

I have now been receiving GOLDMINE for as long as I can remember. They keep the reader up with new records, books sale prices, concert info, antique 78's, etc., etc. Some are better than others - you don't have to like everyone they write about - but I can't think about missing an issue ever.It's always a special treat when it arrives here at work in the mail. Owen Mahon / OPEN DOOR GALLERY

My kindle 4th gen. , has died . Please cancel any and all magazines that I subscribe to . That would be great , thank you . Sorry for the inconveniences . Keith

I subscribed years ago. I thought Goldmine was no longer in print. I'm very pleased.

This is the magazine to get if you like to read collect or sell records this is the one besides record collecor from the uk is very good too every month they have a featured group in each issue now the magazine has glossy pages a far cry when they started out in the 70s the pages had yellow paper goldmine is still a great magazine to pick up

one of the few magazines that features real rock and roll.

The Monkees are my all time favorite group and was so glad to see them on the cover!

Great articles on music. A must have for music collectorsI was a Rolling Stone magazine fan for decades and now Goldmine is my go to read.