Panic Attack
Check out exclusive photographs from Spin's journey with young upstarts Panic! At the Disco. Updated 9/29.
By Spin Staff 09.19.06 3:00 AM
On a dreadfully rainy afternoon in October 2005, an endless queue of smallish bodies lined the street outside NYC's Knitting Factory, their hoodies soaked through. It wasn't even 6 P.M., and a school day to boot, but Panic!
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Tupac Remembered, Ten Years Later
On the tenth anniversary of Tupac Shakur's death, we look back at how Spin eulogized the rapper in December 1996.
By RJ Smith 09.13.06 3:00 AM
The following ran in the December 1996 issue of Spin.
ALL EYES ON HIM
Tupac Shakur was more then just another million-selling gangsta rapper. He polarized the races like few pop stars, in death as in life.
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The Rebirth of Uncool
Indie rockers are giving Hall & Oates, America, and other '70s softies their dewy due.
By Sean Howe 08.30.06 3:00 AM
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Johnny B. Bad
Go behind the scenes of the Spin cover shoot with America's favorite jackass, Johnny Knoxville.
By Brian Raftery 08.21.06 3:00 AM
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25 Greatest Live Bands Now!
Take a sneak peek at this feature from Spin's Sept. issue!
By Spin Staff 08.16.06 3:00 AM
Sure, you can stay at home and download music to your ears' content. But sometimes it's all about the Show. Whether in a dingy club, on a muddy festival field, or in a shining stadium, these artists are guaranteed to set off rock'n'roll pyrotechnics, literal or otherwise.
WRITTEN BY: Charles Aaron, Andrew Beaujon, Doug Brod, Rob Kemp, Melissa Maerz, and Brian Raftery
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