Panic at the Disco 2007 Rolling Stone Magazine 1019 Mellencamp Tibet Gore Mercer

Description: For the fans of the former group PANIC! AT THE DISCO here is the issue of Rolling Stone Magazine that helped cement their career. Four teenagers from Las Vegas (Brendon Urie, John Walker, Spencer Smith, and Ryan Ross) had released their first album, "A Fever You Can't Sweat Out", with incredible sales going double platinum, and the single "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" receiving endless play on MTV. At the time of this issue, the band had never played a live tour show. They had signed with Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz's label and was living the dream. China systematically tortures monks and drives Tibetans into poverty. The Dalai Lama's insistence of non-violence is being questioned by the younger generation. Is the end of Tibet coming? Subjects of other articles include a possible reunion tour of Van Halen with David Lee Roth, Conor Oberst, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Deerhoof, Klaxons, John Mellencamp, Al Gore and a review of the movie "Smokin Aces". It is RS issue number 1019 and dated February 8, 2007. Original news stand price was $4.50. This is a classic oversized copy with all 84 pages intact. Shelf wear evident on spine. Handling creases on covers. Clean. No rips, tears, highlighting or handwriting. As usual, fantastic advertisements. Original mailing label is covered to protect the identity of the original owner. There is no reserve price. The item will be sent via USPS first class mail at no cost to you if residing in the United States and its territories. Receipt of payment is expected within five days unless other arrangements have been agreed to. Thank you for your interest.

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