kerrang

[AILD]

anyone know if and where you can get kerrang magazine in sydney?

 

[Samwise]

I'm gonna guess at a newsagency?

 

[sydraider]

If worse comes to worse, wouldnt utopia stock it?

 

[sydraider]

My mate recently got himself a subscription to Metal Hammer and Terrorizer, Ill get back to you on how that works for him if you like, maybe you could do the same with kerrang and possibly save yaself a few quid whilst you were at it.

 

[AILD]

I'm gonna guess at a newsagency?

its a yank mag tho...and havent seen it in any newsagent.


sydraider, yeah i thought utopia probly would...but its bit out of my way...i need somewhere closer to the western suburbs. but if you could find out about the subscription thingy that be awesome.

cheers

 

[Once Dead]

I used to buy Kerrang from a newsagent in Burwood.....I haven't seen it for a while.......it's the Australian version though.......just go with Metal Hammer.....seriously.

 

[aphelion]

Go with Terrorizer. Kerrang isn't referred to as Kerrap for nothing.

Though why anybody would bother with paper magazines in this day and age is a mystery to me.

 

[HevyDevy]

its a yank mag tho...and havent seen it in any newsagent.


sydraider, yeah i thought utopia probly would...but its bit out of my way...i need somewhere closer to the western suburbs. but if you could find out about the subscription thingy that be awesome.

cheers

Mate find a Borders bookstore - they have a huge range of imported mags

having said that, Kerrang is crap these days ... very soft

 

[simmo1]

Kerrang is f**king sh*t. Any magazine which lists the three greatest rock bands of all time as MCR, 30 Seconds to Mars and HIM deserves to be treated with utter contempt.

 

[HevyDevy]

Yepo, and those bands don't even deserve to be in a so-called 'metal' mag either. Kerrang focuses on nu-metal and hardcore WAY too much these days.

Nu-metal isn't even metal and hardcore is not where metal is based.

Tragic

 

[SpaceMonkey]

Go with Terrorizer. Kerrang isn't referred to as Kerrap for nothing.

Though why anybody would bother with paper magazines in this day and age is a mystery to me.

Yep, Terrorizer's been the only metal mag worth picking up for the last decade.

 

[Danish Moo Cow]

The Uk version? With the Iron Maiden tribute? Borders usually get them in up in Newcastle. So I'm sure Dymocks or something in the city would do similar.

 

[sydraider]

Does anyone here remember the old 'CIRCUS' magazine from the 80's?

 

[SpaceMonkey]

Does anyone here remember the old 'CIRCUS' magazine from the 80's?

Yep, it was sh*t. Ron Jeremy prolly liked it tho.

 

[sydraider]

Yep, it was sh*t. Ron Jeremy prolly liked it tho.

:lol: too true, it was a crap mag, I will never forget the article in it about Tesla and how they had healthy eating habits yadda yadda yadda....

Not long after Tommy skeoch was admitted to rehab for a heroin addiction :lol:

 

[Quint]

What about HOT METAL????
(God I'm old......)

 

[SpaceMonkey]

What about HOT METAL????
(God I'm old......)

ROFL, I remember the first issue..... I feel REALLY old. Wasn't a bad mag for it's time, a bit lightweight but they did try to include a decent cross-section of stuff.

 

[sydraider]

First issue had jimmy Barnes in it, I thought WTF???

 

[Quint]

Yes it did...
Also had Pink Floyd and some other not so metal stuff...
But as it went on it had some decent articles in it....and lets face it,,,It was Aussie.
And the only Aussie Metal mag out there I believe...