Everthing in this magazine is from a far left polictical viewpoint. I bought the magazine for music articles and sadly they seem like an afterthought to gun control and bashing republicans.

I love the political articles. they are up to date. great interviews

I can still remember a piece I read in a Rolling Stone issue some 15 years ago; it's one of the reasons I decided to become a writer. The pieces will entertain and enlighten, and some part of the material will stick with you months after you read it. Whether the writers are covering a well-known subject, or one that's just emerging, you can't help but be impressed by the way they get to the heart of the matter, asking questions and getting details you wish you could remember to do if you ever found yourself in these same situations or in front of these same subjects. Reading these articles is probably the closest I'll ever get to some of these topics and people, and in the writers' capable hands, I'm fine with that.

Rolling Stone is a great magazine to keep updates on music and entertainment. It also has great in-depth articles on politics and other important issues. I look forward to every issue.

I have always enjoyed this magazine and remember when my father was a subscriber. The political articles tend to reflect a definite liberal slant, but if you can get past that it's fine.

I'm an old member of the counter-culture circuit of the sixties and so have been subscribing on and off (mostly on) to Rolling Stone since the early 70's.

Love getting my Rolling Stone in the mail. In addition to the immense amount of music info, there are always interesting political articles. Great magazine!

Rolling Stone Magazine is a household name that I hope to view poetry in music as a new trend to grasp.

Been reading Rolling Stone since the first issue. Always reliable reportage and some breakthroughs over the decades.

I've been a Rolling Stone magazine reader since its very early days (I believe the first issue I bought had Bob Dylan on the cover back in the days when it was printed on newsprint and folded in half). While Rolling Stone lost its relevancy for a while, especially in the 80s, it has found its mojo again. Yes, I could do without the articles on the rap artists, but the articles, interviews and record reviews are worth the price of the subscription all by themselves.