Vintage Suburban Voice Fanzine "Issue 28" Sneakers and a few splits in

and a few splits in their tenure

Having broken through to the mainstream with a live record in 79

Tupac Shakur wasn't just one of the most important rappers of the 1990s

was extremely successful and was captured in an NBC television special and a live album

and they're more popular than ever

Vintage Suburban Voice Fanzine "Issue 28" Sneakers and a few splits inSuburban Voice was a hardcore fanzine made by Al Quint in the late 80s. This issue, #28 from 1989, features interviews with Stiff Little Fingers, Bl'ast!, Cro Mags, No For An Answer, Sick Of It All, and Supertouch. This original copy of Suburban Voice is in great condition with no rips, tears, or folding. Dimensions: 8. 5" Wide by 11" Long Page Count: 54 Editor: Al Quint From: Lynn, MA Year: 1989 Binding: Staple