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RRPL Magazine delete magical names emerge from aThe RRPL Magazines first issue is sourced entirely from the Rock & Roll Public Library, the vast archive of British musician and songwriter Mick Jones. Including new articles inspired by the collection, it is a portable exhibition in itself, inviting the reader to find their own connections and inspirations from the Librarys wide ranging artefacts. Featuring three different covers, the first issue focuses on DIY culture from punk rock fanzines to