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August 18, 2022 1990 , Magnum , Paul Smith , photo

Poster of Magnum from the July 1990 copy of Riff Raff. Bruce Dickinson was on the other side.

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Edwin Oslan3 September 2022 at 19:39
Magnum is back and more active than ever. They're on a tear and are unapologetically AOR, as if they think it's 1982, and they'll score another hit. I was thinking of picking up one or two of their newer releases.
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Revenge...?

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