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September 2002
Cover Story
Rush Rolls Again
By Jon Wiederhorn

Features
Ace Your Showcase
By Ravi

Keep It Together
By Robin Poultney

Trance Jammers
By Ken Micallef

Up Front
Captured Live
By Mark Smith

It Happened This Month
By Barry Cleveland

Lost and Found: The Electric Prunes
By David Simons

Pop Quiz

Read it or Not: Inside A&R: The Musician's Guide to Pursuing a Major Label Record Deal
By Mike Levine

Site Seer: The Singer's Workshop
By Mike Levine

The Buzz
By Jon Wiederhorn

Reviews
A.R.T. HQ-15
By Mike Sokol

Alesis AirSynth
By Mike Levine

Boss PW-10 V-Wah
By Emile Menasché

Line 6 Vetta
By Emile Menasché

TC Electronic M-ONE XL
By Allen Lam

Performance Tools
Performance Tools
By Marty Cutler

Editor's Note
Rush for the Gear
Mike Levine Editor

Backstage
Dave Alvin Talks Live Recording
By Robert L. Doerschuk

Indie Ink
Amusia Intelligent rock with an acoustic edge.
By David Simons


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Read it or Not: Inside A&R: The Musician's Guide to Pursuing a Major Label Record Deal

By Mike Levine

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By Ken Krongard with Evan Sanchez/K-Squared Entertainment www.themusicconsultant.com

Inside A&R is a fascinating and highly informative book that offers valuable insights into how and why bands are signed by major labels. Written by two experienced major-label A&R reps (and available only at www.themusicconsultant.com or amazon.com), this small, self-published book demystifies the world of A&R and dispenses a great deal of helpful advice along the way.

The authors tackle a host of critical subjects such as what makes a demo stand out, how to structure a demo for maximum impact, and what's important to include in your submission package. Also covered are ways to get A&R reps to notice your act, how to make an impact with your live show, how to target the right reps, and much more.

If you're serious about pursuing a major-label recording contract, you owe it to yourself to read this book.



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