Thanks

I still think those couple of DJ mixes that came out off the back of Issue 50 way back in 2012 are some of the best I've heard. They contained stuff like Dance Electric and Roadhouse Garden. Anyone else remember what I'm talking about? I still listen to them now. 1 hour of non stop funk each

I NEED this. I know I could order it online, but, does anybody know when this will be in STORES in the U.S.?

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djThunderfunk said:

I NEED this. I know I could order it online, but, does anybody know when this will be in STORES in the U.S.?

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You better order it online. This mag is hard to find in the stores. Remember seeing these kind of mags at Tower Records and at newstands. Not anymore.

djThunderfunk said:

I NEED this. I know I could order it online, but, does anybody know when this will be in STORES in the U.S.?

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Barnes & Nobles sells it

OldFriends4Sale said:

djThunderfunk said:

I NEED this. I know I could order it online, but, does anybody know when this will be in STORES in the U.S.?

[Edited 2/15/18 7:15am]

Barnes & Nobles sells it

Cool. I know we get this later in the states than in the UK. Anybody know when it'll be available here?

djThunderfunk said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

Barnes & Nobles sells it

Cool. I know we get this later in the states than in the UK. Anybody know when it'll be available here?

I'm going by there today

Beautiful cover. I do wonder though if other magazine editions devoted to a single artist have so many pictures of other artists he worked with featured so heavily and only cover a third of his career timewise. Oh, well, any attention is good attention.

BTW, JIll JOnes just posted stuff on twitter about this magazine and her album was listed by a critic on there as one of the five best albums of the 80's. Damn, that seems high considering all the great albums by not only prince (as lead singer) but others of that decade as well. I don't want to only read a bunch of tea (with Jill and apparently Jesse being featured so heavily) ... a bit weary.

OldFriends4Sale said:

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I hope JJ isn't cussing out anyone or attacking others in this

OldFriends4Sale said:

djThunderfunk said:

I NEED this. I know I could order it online, but, does anybody know when this will be in STORES in the U.S.?

[Edited 2/15/18 7:15am]

Barnes & Nobles sells it

The magazine will no longer be on newsstands or in Barnes & Nobles...must order online.

For those of you holding out to get it at the newsstand there is this from the WaxPoetics Facebook page

"Wax Poetics is no longer publishing and distributing as a traditional newsstand magazine any longer. While we had every intention to continue as normal with Issue 67, this fall we realized we would not be able to and had to cease magazine operations.

We and our writers worked very hard on the new Prince Issue, so we are happy to offer a print edition in a hybrid journal form with no ads, available as paperback and hardcover as a Print-on-Demand product from Amazon. Presale is available on our webstore now."

So it looks like it will only be available online.

ndx36 said:

For those of you holding out to get it at the newsstand there is this from the WaxPoetics Facebook page

"Wax Poetics is no longer publishing and distributing as a traditional newsstand magazine any longer. While we had every intention to continue as normal with Issue 67, this fall we realized we would not be able to and had to cease magazine operations.

We and our writers worked very hard on the new Prince Issue, so we are happy to offer a print edition in a hybrid journal form with no ads, available as paperback and hardcover as a Print-on-Demand product from Amazon. Presale is available on our webstore now."

So it looks like it will only be available online.

any idea of the price?

ndx36 said:

For those of you holding out to get it at the newsstand there is this from the WaxPoetics Facebook page

"Wax Poetics is no longer publishing and distributing as a traditional newsstand magazine any longer. While we had every intention to continue as normal with Issue 67, this fall we realized we would not be able to and had to cease magazine operations.

We and our writers worked very hard on the new Prince Issue, so we are happy to offer a print edition in a hybrid journal form with no ads, available as paperback and hardcover as a Print-on-Demand product from Amazon. Presale is available on our webstore now."

So it looks like it will only be available online.

Oh, man, I totally want a hard copy of this!

OldFriends4Sale said:

ndx36 said:

For those of you holding out to get it at the newsstand there is this from the WaxPoetics Facebook page

"Wax Poetics is no longer publishing and distributing as a traditional newsstand magazine any longer. While we had every intention to continue as normal with Issue 67, this fall we realized we would not be able to and had to cease magazine operations.

We and our writers worked very hard on the new Prince Issue, so we are happy to offer a print edition in a hybrid journal form with no ads, available as paperback and hardcover as a Print-on-Demand product from Amazon. Presale is available on our webstore now."

So it looks like it will only be available online.

any idea of the price?

$24.95 for paperback and $34.95 for hardback.

I want this!

ndx36 said:

For those of you holding out to get it at the newsstand there is this from the WaxPoetics Facebook page

"Wax Poetics is no longer publishing and distributing as a traditional newsstand magazine any longer. While we had every intention to continue as normal with Issue 67, this fall we realized we would not be able to and had to cease magazine operations.

We and our writers worked very hard on the new Prince Issue, so we are happy to offer a print edition in a hybrid journal form with no ads, available as paperback and hardcover as a Print-on-Demand product from Amazon. Presale is available on our webstore now."

So it looks like it will only be available online.

This makes me sad I have bought many issues of this magazine.Their articles are excellent....really informative and in-depth.

Love Wax poetics, but damn this is the second one with only his 80s pics as the cover I mean, he had some astounding recent pictures with his fro on. oh well, I will still get it

I ordered mine!

That $30 was cringe-worthy ( ), but I do like Wax Poetics prior work and want to support their new business model.

OldFriends4Sale said:

ndx36 said:

For those of you holding out to get it at the newsstand there is this from the WaxPoetics Facebook page

"Wax Poetics is no longer publishing and distributing as a traditional newsstand magazine any longer. While we had every intention to continue as normal with Issue 67, this fall we realized we would not be able to and had to cease magazine operations.

We and our writers worked very hard on the new Prince Issue, so we are happy to offer a print edition in a hybrid journal form with no ads, available as paperback and hardcover as a Print-on-Demand product from Amazon. Presale is available on our webstore now."

So it looks like it will only be available online.

any idea of the price?

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Why not, I don't know, click the link in the top post?

jjam said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

I hope JJ isn't cussing out anyone or attacking others in this

Who cares? At this point things that she has said are out their already.

pdiddy2011 said:

I ordered mine!

That $30 was cringe-worthy ( ), but I do like Wax Poetics prior work and want to support their new business model.

T hey do good work and hope this model works out for them. The newstand is a thing of the past.

purplethunder3121 said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

any idea of the price?

$24.95 for paperback and $34.95 for hardback.

that's not bad

I'd get the hardback

.

just put my order in

$40.85 total

laurarichardson said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

I hope JJ isn't cussing out anyone or attacking others in this

Who cares? At this point things that she has said are out their already.

lol well obviously I do.

I still appreciate her place in the purple continuum

I wouldn't want her name in a book like this to be associated with that

it looks really bad in the long run

OldFriends4Sale said:

laurarichardson said:

Who cares? At this point things that she has said are out their already.

lol well obviously I do.

I still appreciate her place in the purple continuum

I wouldn't want her name in a book like this to be associated with that

it looks really bad in the long run

Nothing she can say now can be any worst then what she said in the past.

Come on now she let the whole world know that she was happy to almost be a mistress.