Yo Gabba Gabba?

Paste eats it? Seems like an ironic tag might have worked.

their site wasn't particularly good and their "news" were usually old news... but man, as a guy who likes to submit to the music tab, its almost scary how so very few music sites there is left...

With shows like American Idol and America's Got Talent, who needs Paste?


/can't stand either show!

This is only their print edition (like so many other magazines and newspapers). Their online edition will still be "active," if you can call three people that.

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Who??????

And with a name like that, it'll probably stay folded.

Print is dead.

But Highlights is ok, right? RIGHT?!!

awfulperson: I used to think it was so cool that they came out with a music sampler CD in each issue. Until I "sampled" them, and they were all the same bland, acoustic, "don't know when to end a song" mediocrity from month to month.

Not to say there weren't perhaps 1-2 listenable tracks, but it was disappointing, nonetheless.

Try the Insound music sampler. It comes out every month (first week only).

Fark music threads?

Wanna stay alive in print journalism?

Be the absolute best at what you do, bar none:





/May you continue to piass off Jack Thompson, Australia (several issues have been banned there), the game companies, GameStop and every single developer.
//LONG REIGN SUSHI-X! (Seriously; he's the guy who DEFINED hardcore gaming...)
///First issue is the Relaunch, second image is their first issue.
////Also; Hsu and Chan BETTER COME BACK REGULARLY, DAMMIT!

I thought thats what Blender was

Looks like Justin Bieber and reality TV are winning the culture wars.

While serious music magazines die off one by one, the teeny and gossip magazines are multiplying like neon pink bunnies.

Guess you can blame it on the mean ol' libs not having enough babies in the last few decades, or something like that.

FTFA: Update: The AP says Paste "will keep its popular website going but will stop sending print editions to its more than 200,000 subscribers."

Dang, a subscriber base of 200,000 and you can't keep the doors open? Something's wrong there.