Welcome to the CREEM Archive - the best damn rock journalism of all time. 224 issues published from 1969 - 1989, and 2022 - 2024. Over 69,000 articles, reviews, images, and ads. Each page has been meticulously scanned and presented in its original form.

Founded in 1969 and relaunched in 2022 as a premium print quarterly, CREEM is produced by a small and fiercely-independent team of writers, editors, and rabble rousers, who are all united by a simple belief: rock isn't dead, and neither is print.

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Dec 1, 2024 · Your eyes don’t deceive you— yes, that is GG Allin passing his merch to Johnny Cash at a gig in Branson, Missouri, in 1993. According to his brother and bandmate Merle, it all went down like this: We were on tour and had a day off, so we ended up going to see Johnny Cash at the Wayne Newton Theater.

Jan 1, 2025 · JERRY A. LANG, WRITER. Jerry A. Lang will keep on punkrocking in the free world, assuming there is one. After a drug-induced coma that lasted 13 years (during his time with Poison Idea), Jerry A. is trying to make up for lost time.

Founded in 1969, CREEM rose from the ashes of the Detroit riots and ushered in a new era of raucous, participatory, journalism. Its manifesto was simple: “A rock ‘n’ roll magazine for the people."

Jun 1, 2024 · With his fourth Lost Themes album, horror master John Carpenter gives CREEM an inside look at the family music business

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GIVE CREEM MAGAZINE. For the dad who introduced you to the Rolling Stones, and your crippling problem with emotional intimacy.

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