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Backstreets Magazine

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which presents a number of message boards for discussion of everything about Springsteen, as well as to buy, resell, and trade tickets to Springsteen's shows. BTX became the dominant Springsteen fan discussion forum in the U.S., supplanting prior vehicles such as the
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began an uninterrupted run of publishing. Along the way the magazine won a Music Journalism Award winner for Best Fanzine, and grew from its newsprint roots to a slick magazine format with issue number 10. Full color covers followed soon thereafter, and eventually
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about Springsteen that he had created. That first issue mostly ended up discarded, with many copies floating in puddles by night's end. Those did survive have become valuable collector's items, sometimes fetching hundreds of dollars for a copy.
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grew into a major source of information for the Springsteen fan community. The website provided news, show schedules and reviews, ticket sales information, online store, and news about E Street Band members and Jersey Shore artists.
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The website was successful enough that, as the decade of the 2000s progressed, the "quarterly" issues of the printed magazine came out far less frequently, causing some sporadic dissatisfaction among subscribers.
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artists since 1980. On February 3, 2023, the magazine's publisher and editor-in-chief announced that the magazine will cease publication after one final upcoming issue and will stop updating its website.
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After 43 years of publishing in one form or another, by fans for fans of Bruce Springsteen, it's with mixed emotions that we announce Backstreets has reached the end of the road.
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that has been covering the music of Springsteen and other
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On October 24, 1980, Bruce Springsteen performed at the
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group rec.music.artists.springsteen, the "Luckytown"
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Christopher Phillips is the publisher and editor of
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Index

Backstreets (magazine)
Bruce Springsteen
fanzine
Jersey Shore sound
Seattle Coliseum
Seattle, Washington
The River Tour
Charles R. Cross
tabloid
managing editor
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Internet forum
Usenet
electronic mailing list
"A Note from Christopher Phillips"



ISBN
1-57859-157-0
Edna Gundersen
USA Today
Official website
Categories
1980 establishments in Washington (state)
Bruce Springsteen
Fanzines
Magazines established in 1980
Magazines published in Seattle
Music magazines published in the United States

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