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    Cheetah (1967) Magazine #1 FN+ 6.5
    Published Oct 1967 by Twenty First Century.
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    Debut issue. One of the early great rock magazines, known for probing into the emerging rock counterculture scene with some very serious journalism. Inside is the critically acclaimed interview by editor Jules Siegel with Brian Wilson about the Beach Boys' new sound, in which Brian states, "I'm writing a teen-age symphony to God". Classic psychadelic cover art and the inside of the cover folds out to reveal a tasteful semi-nude Mama Cass "Flower Power" poster, plus a report on the future of drugs and enlightenment, Hippest colleges, and lots more. 96 pages, BW,PC. Cover price $0.50.

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