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The Rolling Stone Album Guide

The Rolling Stone Album Guide, previously known as The Rolling Stone Record Guide, is a book that contains professional music reviews written and edited by staff members from Rolling Stone magazine. Its first edition was published in 1979 and its last in 2004.

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First edition (1979)

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Third edition (1992)

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Fourth edition (2004)

41 related topics

Second edition (1983)

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Author
Dave Marsh and John Swenson (Editors)
Publication date
1979
Publisher
Random House/Rolling Stone Press
Dewey Decimal
789.9/136/4
LC Class
ML156.4.P6 M37
Media type
Hardcover / paperback

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First edition (1979)

Reviewers

Second edition (1983)

The Rolling Stone Jazz Record Guide (1985)

Third edition (1992)

The Rolling Stone Jazz & Blues Album Guide (1999)

Fourth edition (2004)

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The Rolling Stone Album Guide

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The Rolling Stone Album Guide

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related to First edition (1979) · 16
The Rolling Stone Album Guide → Albums, Dave Marsh, Guide, He, Introduction, It, John Swenson, Leonard Maltin's, Phonolog, Robert Christgau's, Schwann's Records, Tape Guide, The Rolling Stone Album, The Rolling Stone Record, TV, Village Voice
related to Citations · 14
The Rolling Stone Album Guide → Anthony DeCurtis, Dave Marsh, Ed, Guide, Holly George-Warren, James Henke, John Swenson, New York, Note, Random House, Record Guide, The New Rolling Stone, The Rolling Stone Album, The Rolling Stone Record
related to Third edition (1992) · 10
The Rolling Stone Album Guide → CDs, Guide, Jazz, Record Guide, The, The New Rolling Stone, The Rolling Stone Album, The Rolling Stone Record, This, Unlike
Subject · 5
The Rolling Stone Album Guide → Discography, Music, Popular music, Reviews, Sound recording
related to Table of contents · 2
The Rolling Stone Album Guide → GuideAnthologiesSoundtracksAcknowledgments, IntroductionRatingsContributorsThe Rolling Stone Album
Author · 1
The Rolling Stone Album Guide → Dave Marsh and John Swenson (Editors)
Dewey Decimal · 1
The Rolling Stone Album Guide → 789.9/136/4
ISBN · 1
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LC Class · 1
The Rolling Stone Album Guide → ML156.4.P6 M37
Media type · 1
The Rolling Stone Album Guide → Hardcover / paperback

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guide edition record rolling stone first albums artists album included music new reviews jazz john swenson dave marsh artist's rating

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