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We’ve opened up the music box for this issue of The Rage Monthly. Put a quarter in the juke-
K.T., Lisa Lipsey, Paul Montero, Angelica
box or adjust the wheel on your iPod as all three spotlights for April add up to a kaleidoscope
Osborne, Tim Parks, Marcellas Reynolds,
of musical flavors. First on the hit parade is one of rock’s innovative singers and musicians
Joesph Schmitt, Daisy Torres, Brian van de
known as Chris Cornell. He has created a worldwide following for his music with Soundgar- Mark and David Vera
den and Audioslave. For his latest solo recording, Cornell steps into the club, so to speak,
and teams up with the genius producer Timbaland for the record known simply as Scream.
In this San Diego exclusive, Cornell opens up about creating this new record, working with
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Dennis Covey, Beth Biggs
Timbaland and his thoughts on the difference between fans in the U.S. and the U.K. Grab your
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Next we spin the radio dial back to the 1930s and 1940s when American popular music
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present one of the most popular and well-known DJs in club land known as Paul Oakenfold.
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Oakenfold will be bringing it on April 17 with a Twilight Pool Experience at Harrah’s Rincon
Casino. Check out the latest on Paul Oakenfold on page 64.
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