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The Companions (Doctor Who zine)

The Companions is a gen Doctor Who anthology published by Karen Herkes in Australia. There are seven issues.
It as the subtitle: "An Invitation Fanzine About Sarah Jane and the Brigadier."
This zine is A4 and contains mostly Doctor Who but also Blake's 7, Sherlock Holmes, etc. The subject: "Our Heros' companions & companionship."
 
==Issue 1==
Companions 1 was published in June 1986.
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Companions 4 was published in December 1987.
==Issue 5==
Companions 5 was published in July 1988.
==Issue 6==
Companions 6 was published in January 1990.
* The Funny Lady at 57, written and illustrated by Y.S. Hintz (Doctor Who, reprinted in Roving Reporter #2
* other unknown content
==Issue 7==
Companions 7 was published in January 1992. It was the last issue.
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
The Companions of Doctor Who

The Companions of Doctor Who was one of the largest US based Doctor Who fanclubs in the US. By 1987 it had members in the UK, Canada and Australia.Source: link to The Dispatch - Feb 13, 1987, Lexington, North Carolina. The club published two zines: The Unpaid Scientific Advisor and Time Log.
From their FAQ in 2003:
In 2007, one member wrote:
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
category:1980s
The Company of Night

The Company of Night is a 176-page het anthology about the third-season characters, especially Vachon and Tracy. It includes two novellas. The cover is by Heather Bruton.
* Don't Tell Dad the Babysitter's Undead by GyngerT
* The Darkness of the Soul by Dorothy Elggren
Category:Het Zines
Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:1998 Zines
The Compass of His Desires

The Compass of His Desires is a Blake's 7 Avon/Blake story by M. Fae Glasgow.
It was first published in Pæan to Priapus #1 and has been archived online.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
 
===2017===
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1990 Fanfiction
The Compassion Trap

The Compassion Trap by Gil Hale is a gen Sentinel/Magnificent Seven crossover novel set in the ATF shared universe, the widely popular Mag7 AU where the Magnificent Seven characters are members of an ATF team in modern-day Denver and very successful at fighting crime.
In this story Vin Tanner from Mag7 and Blair Sandburg from The Sentinel share a past that they never told anyone about and that secret comes back to haunt them. When they go missing, Chris Larabee (Mag7) and Jim Ellison (TS) have to team up if they want to find their friends before it is too late. Ezra Standish (Mag7) is featured in a strong supporting role. (Edgar Benedek of Shadow Chasers also appears as a minor character.) The story delivers a strong dose of angst, h/c, amnesia, drugs, friendship, smarm and works very well as emoporn. 
The Compassion Trap was posted to the net in 2003 and later republished as a zine in May 2006. The zine has 262 pages and includes the sequel Demolition Men from 2004. The first story has a word count of 104,000 while the second one is only 52,000 words long. The zine is full-size with art by KAM and Annie. 
==Sequel==
*Demolition Men 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Sentinel Gen Zines
Category:Magnificent Seven Zines
Category:2003 ZinesCategory:2006 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
The Complate Monty Python

The Complate Monty Python is a gen anthology of interviews, reviews and articles. 
The Complate Monty Python 1 was published in 1978.
* Preface
* Self-Indulgence or, Howard Johnson Meets Monty Python
* Origins
* The First Season
* Python on Record
* The Official Monty Python Quiz
* The Michael Palin Interview
* Profiles of Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones
* Flash!
* Previews of Coming Attractions
Category:Monty Python
Category:1978 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:Gen Zines
The Compleat Alternative

The Compleat Alternative is a 240-page compilation of three Star Trek: TOS pieces of fiction by Gerry Downes which was issued after she died. 
The fiction originally appeared in:
* Alternative: The Epilog to Orion
* Nebula of Orion, a story in Stardate Unknown
* Alternative: Continuing the Epilog to Orion
==From the Publisher==
From an ad in The K/S Press #112 (2006): "The Compleat Alternative' is an authorized reprint of the Alternative saga, written by Gerry Downes in the 70s. Her daughter-in-law, JJ Downes (known as Jane in many fandoms), has brought the k/s classic back to vibrant life. The three parts are: the short story Orion, the "presentation" Epilog to Orion, and the novel Alternative. the Beginning —and much more."
More from the publisher: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:2006 Zines
The Compleat Encyclopedia of Star Trek The Next Generation

The Compleat Encyclopedia of Star Trek The Next Generation is a resource for Star Trek: TNG. It contains complete episode synopsis, actors, and a complete guide of terms and characters.
Published in 1990, it was the winner of a FanQ Award in 1991. It covers season one. It is spiral-bound and contains 200 pages.
It sold 40 copies. from Fan Feud 
==About==
Vander Ark wrote in 2005:
 
 
== References ==
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Compleat Filker: "Star Trek" Songs

The Compleat Filker: "Star Trek" Songs is a Star Trek: TOS filk songbook edited and published by C.L. Morgan. It has the subtitle Special Edition.
==Sister Songbooks==
* The Compleat Filker: A Cherryh Pie 
* The Compleat Filker: Pern Songs 
* The Compleat Filker: "Star Trek" Songs
* The Compleat Filker: "Star Wars" Songs
* The Compleat Filker: Weird Humor
* The Compleat Filker: Neo-Pagan Songs
* The Compleat Filker: Songs for Space
* The Compleat Filker: S.C.A. (Serious and Silly)
==Contents==
* In Space... by Fuzzy (2)
* Pon Farr Blues by Anna Barone (3)
* Possibilities by Diane Christensen and D. Smith (5)
* Redshirts by C.L. Morgan (to the tune of the "Armour Hot Dog Song") (7)
* Greenblood by Fuzzy (to the tune of "Greensleeves") (7)
* Saturday Night on Starbase 11 by C.L. Morgan (8)
* Spock's Elegy by Diane Christensen and D. Smith (to the tune of "American Pie") (9)
* The Way to Kolinahr by D. Christensen and D. Smith (11)
* T'Pring by Diane Christensen an Anna Barone (to the tune of "Jolene") (13)
* The Tribble Song by Scott A. Gloger (14)
* Tribbles by C.L. Morgan (15)
* Tribbles in the Bin by Diane Christensen and D. Smith (16)
* The Vulcan Trek by Valarie Dickinson (17)
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Star Trek TOS Songbooks
Category:1983 Songbooks
The Compleat Filker: A Cherryh Pie

You may be looking for The Compleat Filker, a Star Trek filk songbook, or The Complete Filker: Pern Songs.
The Compleat Filker: A Cherryh Pie is a filk songbook edited and published by C.L. Morgan.
==Sister Songbooks==
* The Compleat Filker: A Cherryh Pie 
* The Compleat Filker: Pern Songs 
* The Compleat Filker: "Star Trek" Songs
* The Compleat Filker: "Star Wars" Songs
* The Compleat Filker: Weird Humor
* The Compleat Filker: Neo-Pagan Songs
* The Compleat Filker: Songs for Space
* The Compleat Filker: S.C.A. (Serious and Silly)
Category:1987 Songbooks
The Compleat Filker: Pern Songs

The Compleat Filker: Pern Songs is a filk songbook edited and published by C.L. Morgan.
==Sister Songbooks==
* The Compleat Filker: A Cherryh Pie 
* The Compleat Filker: Pern Songs 
* The Compleat Filker: "Star Trek" Songs
* The Compleat Filker: "Star Wars" Songs
* The Compleat Filker: Weird Humor
* The Compleat Filker: Neo-Pagan Songs
* The Compleat Filker: Songs for Space
* The Compleat Filker: S.C.A. (Serious and Silly)
Category:Dragonriders of Pern
Category:1987 Songbooks
The Compleat Kershu Fighter

The Complete Kershu Fighter is a gen 130-page anthology of fiction about a Terran girl studying Klingon martial art as an exchange student. The zine contains reprints of stories in Masiform D and one new fic.
 
It had a print run of 350.
==In 1980: Author's Speculation/Projection==
In the editorial in Masiform D #10, the author writes that this series had stalled out. 
==About==
From the editorial in Masiform D #16: 
From the editorial of The Compleat Kershu Fighter: 
==Contents==
* the art is by Hans (Hans Dietrich?) (interior, back cover), Caro Hedge, Martynn, Bonnie Reitz, eluki bes Shahar, Gennie Summers, and Carol Walske.
* Pre-Requisite by Devra Lansam (From Boldly Writing: "The beginning of Devra's Kershu series. Devra set the story in the future of the original series when a working peace existed between the Klingons and the Federation. The treaty allowed Terran students to go to Klingon planets to study the Klingon martial art, Kershu. The series ran for several issues and enjoyed a wide audience.") (reprinted from Masiform D #7) (3)
* A Question of Superiority by Bawn O'Beirne-Ranelagh (reprinted in Masiform D #8) (5)
* The Four Mousekersheers by Barbara Wenk (a Kershu story, the fighters go to Disney World) (reprinted in Masiform D #8) (33)
* Traditions by Susan Crites (reprinted from Masiform D #15) (42)
* The Bet by Barbara Wenk(reprinted from Masiform D #9) (67)
* A.W.O.L. by Devra Langsam and Susan Crites (new story) (84)
* Dojo Kun by C.W. Nichol (a poem attributed to "Moving Zen," 1982) (125) 
* The-Girl-Who-Wanted-To-Be-A-Fighter, a Kershu Bedtime Story by Devra Michelle Langsam (Jan & Korbas are now married with children) (reprinted from Masiform D #13) (126)
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Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1988 Zines
The Compleat Zeek

The Compleat Zeek was a gen 199-page zine collecting Anne Elizabeth Zeek's Star Wars, Star Trek, and Indiana Jones stories. 
The wraparound cover is by Carol Walske.
It was intended to be part of a two-volume set, but only one was created due to "various fiscal problems." from Southern Enclave #25 
The zine is "dedicated to the memory of Sara Campbell -- February 3, 1959-August 20, 1985. 'No time is a good time for goodbyes'."
==Permission to Copy==
==Contents==
*Honor Binds Me (originally in Warped Space #45) (Star Wars) (3)
*Perchance to Dream, illustrated by M.R.O. Ludwig (originally in Pegasus #1) (Indiana Jones) (5)
* Rondeau, poem (originally in Time Warp #1 under the name "Andrina Lewis") (Star Trek: TOS) (32)
* First Contact, illustrated by Kathy Carlson (originally in Time Warp #1, under the name "Gerald Roberts," revised and printed in Rising Star) (Star Trek: TOS) (33)
* First Causes (original to this zine) (Star Wars) (51)
* Queen's Gambit, illustrated by M.R.O. Ludwig (originally in Pegasus) (Star Wars) (53)
* Spock's Elf, illustrated by Virginia Lee Smith (originally in Time Warp #1, under the name "Elspeth Mosher") (Star Trek: TOS) (103)
* The Encounter, poem (originally in Time Warp #1) (Star Trek: TOS?) (121)
* Taproots (originally in Time Warp #1, under the name "Andrina Lewis") (Star Trek: TOS) (123)
* Skyfall, illustrated by J.R. Dunster (originally in Kessel Run #5) (Star Wars) (127)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:completezeek1.jpg|M.R.O. Ludwig
Image:completezeek2.jpg|M.R.O. Ludwig
Image:completezeek3.jpg|Kathy Carlson
Image:completezeek4.jpg|M.R.O. Ludwig
Image:completezeek5.jpg|M.R.O. Ludwig
Image:completezeek6.jpg|M.R.O. Ludwig
Image:completezeek7.jpg|M.R.O. Ludwig
Image:completezeek8.jpg|Virginia Lee Smith
Image:completezeek9.jpg|Virginia Lee Smith
Image:completezeek10.jpg|J.R. Dunster
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Indiana Jones ZinesCategory:1986 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
 Category:Gen Zines
The Complete Kingdom of Slash

The Complete Kingdom of Slash (CKoS) was a multifandom slash archive. It was previously called The Slash Archive for all Fandoms. The archive was first hosted at crosswinds.net and moved to simplenet.com in 1999 where it already had 156 Fandoms and over 1705 stories before it moved to Slashcity.net in 2000.
From the old main page: 
The image on the intro page was by Eng.
==Mailing Lists==
The link section listed a few egroups slash mailing lists like slash_update, ACTION_slash, allslash, allslash-d, britslash, AngstFanFiction, BDSMSlash, FirstTimeSlash, AngelSlash, Doyle, bsgslash, batslash, CrusadeSlash, DSX, Herc-slash, joxer-luvs-ares, anyone_but_mac, HighlanderSlash, hlx, jagslash, Gateway, and infinitediversity.
==WebRings==
Web Rings CKoS belonged to: 
Mulder/Skinner Web Ring, RareSlash Ring, Ares and Joxer Slash, M/K Slash Ring, Slash Fan Fiction Ring, The Star Trek Slash Ring, Paris/Kim Slash Ring, Chakotay/Paris Slash Ring, Duncan Methos Slash Ring and the Sentinel Slash Webring. 
==Fan Comments==
===1999===
===2005===
==References==
Category:Multifandom ArchivesCategory:Slash ArchivesCategory:SlashCity
Category:1990s ArchivesCategory:2000s Archives
The Complete Star Wars WWW Listing

The Complete Star Wars WWW Listing was an early attempt by fans to create a listing of all online Star Wars fan sites and fandom resources. It was originally posted to the Usenet and later moved to a hypertext linkable website. The first listing appeared in 1995 and was compiled monthly by Hanspeter Niederstrasser who was at Princeton University at the time.
The listing in is Usenet plain text format (archived links)
*Part 1
*Part 2
*Part 3
*Part 4
The listing as an interactive website: 
*Sample page
*Sample page
==Fandom Reactions==
*"The BEST Star Wars WWW listing EVER!"
*"[My] page is on that listing of all the Star Wars related pages on the web!"
*"A very large and well organized list of Star Wars sites on the WWW. My site is listed here under Miscellaneous. I'm famous!"
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:1995
Category:1990s
The Complete Trekfilker

The Complete Trekfilker (volume 1) is a songbook.
According to an ad in the first issue of Scuttlebutt: 
From a flyer: 
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 Image:completetrekfilkerflyer.jpg| flyer from Warped Space #22 
Category:Star Trek TOS Songbooks
Category:1977 Songbooks
The Comprehensive and Incomplete Fan Artist's Guide to Selling Fan Artwork

The Comprehensive and Incomplete Fan Artist's Guide to Selling Fan Artwork is a 1994 essay by Terry O'Brien. 
The essay, in the form of a letter, was printed in Artistic Endeavors #20.
The topic was fanart tropes and how they can be used in selling more items at cons
==Introduction==
==The Guide==
Category:Fanart Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1994 Meta
The Concept of Love

The Concept of Love is a Kirk/Spock story by Jean Gabriel. 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #6.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk is unable to decide whether or not to join the rebellion until Spock and Sarek discover him spying on them with the Tantalus field and the decision is made for him."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
The Concepts of Time Travel in Doctor Who

The Concepts of Time Travel in Doctor Who is a non-fiction zine by Tim Lambert.
From the publisher: 
==Contents==
* Preface by Jay Badenhoop (5) 
*Forward (7) 
*The William Hartnell & Patrick Troughton Eras (9) 
*The Jon Pertwee Era (15) 
*The Tom Baker Era - Part I (23) 
*Appendix A - The Time Dam Fallacy and Faster-Than-Light Travel (29) 
*The Tom Baker Era - Part II (33) 
*The Peter Davison Era - Part I (47) 
*Appendix B - The Timestream Connection Theory (53) 
*The Peter Davison Era - Part II (55) 
*The Colin Baker Era (61) 
*Appendix C - Changing History in Millennium (69) 
*Appendix D - The Tasha Yar Paradox (69) 
* The Sylvester McCoy Era (71) 
*Ze Mad Scientist's Guide to Lambertian Time Travel Theory by Herr Johann Lloydwig von Braun (77) 
*The Concepts of Coffee in Science Fiction (79) 
*References (83) 
*Index (87) 
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s
The Concise Science-Fiction and Fantasy Month

The Concise Science-Fiction and Fantasy Month was a three-week challenge for short sci-fi and fantasy stories, both original and fanfiction. Works were to be between 100 and 2,000 words, with no RPF or sexual content involving characters under the age of 18.
== Links ==
* Official AO3 collection
* Community: consci_fan_mo tag at AO3
* Masterlists: 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
The Concrete Jungle (Professionals zine)

For other pages with this title, see The Concrete Jungle.
The Concrete Jungle is a 86-page gen and slash Professionals anthology. It won a 1993 FanQ for best Pros zine. 
A second issue was proposed but did not materialize.
==Submission Request1==
From For Your Information #9: 
From a 1992 Zine Scene: 
==Blurb==
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: "Travel to the future in "The Bronze Metal Lover" and "The Chosen One". Go into the distant past with "Let Sleeping Doyle Dream". Watch the boys react to babes in "The Vault", "Transfer at the End of the Line" and "Berkley Hunt". See them bare their souls in "Matters of the Heart", "Men of the World" and Gooseberry". 1993 Fan Q winner: Best zine in category; best story: "The Chosen One"."
==Summary==
From an ad in Media Monitor #34 and from the flyer: 
==The Proposed Second Issue==
Despite a submission request for a second issue, this second issue did not happen.
A July 1993 submission request in GAZ: 
==Contents==
* The Vault by Wendy Karmell (1)
* Berkeley Hunt by Gena Fisher (5)
* Men of the World by Jude (poem) (8)
* Matters of the Heart by Liane Beck (9)
* The Bronze Metal Lover by Stew (a Bodie/Doyle story based on Tanith Lee's science fiction novel The Silver Metal Lover) (12)
* Let Sleeping Doyle Dream by Gena Fisher ("Doyle dreams about Philip Mark after watching Robin of Sherwood.") (37)
* Gooseberry by Jude (42)
* Transfer at the End of the Line (45)
* The Chosen One by Sara Henry (winner of a 1993 FanQ) (48)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
The Confession

The Confession is a K/S story by Malia Storm. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #48.
==Summary==
"After VʼGer, Kirk and Spock confess to the unhappiness both felt during their years apart."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
The Confession of Captain Kent Brighton

The Confession of Captain Kent Brighton is a Twine-based Friends at the Table fangame by Matthew Guzdial. It was created for the 2019 round of Secret Samol.Matthew Guzdial @MatthewGuz (Feb 3, 2019): For #secretsamol I made a very silly twine game about a pirate prince in love with youtuber, it has six distinct endings and some lite procgen (Tweet). (archive link) 
The game follows Twilight Mirage NPC Kent Brighton as he attempts to confess his feelings for the player character Gig Kephart. There are six possible endings, and the game also employs some light procgen elements.
The opening lines of the game begin:
==References==
Category:2019 Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Confidence

The Confidence is a Kirk/Spock story by Alexis Fegan Black.
It was published in the print zine First Time #3.
==Summary==
"McCoy wonders if Spock will finally tell Kirk the secrets that McCoy saw while carrying Spockʼs katra."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
The Connection to Star Trek Lives!

The Connection to Star Trek Lives! is an essay by Jacqueline Lichtenberg. 
Its focus is the pro book Star Trek Lives! and her own personal successes and endeavors.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "That center fiction section of Star Trek Lives! eventually was published as a stand-alone anthology titled STAR TREK: THE NEW VOYAGES edited by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath and containing a story co-authored by Jean Lorrah -- the second early contact between us. (by the time the New Voyages went to market, I was too busy with my own sf novel contracts to participate in the final editing.) That anthology changed the perception of fan readers about pro ST publications."
* fans' attempts to publish tie-in Trek novels
* the origins of the pro novel Yesterday's Son
* comments about Kraith, the novel Spock Must Die!, A Strekzine Roster, and Strekfan Roster Questionnaire
==Excerpt==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Pro Author Meta
Category:1970s Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Conning of a Con (OR THE "OH MY GOD THE MUGATU WANTS TO PLAY GAMES!" Syndrome)

The Conning of a Con (OR THE "OH MY GOD THE MUGATU WANTS TO PLAY GAMES!" Syndrome) has the subtitle: "A True Story."
It is an eleven-page zine consisting of an interview with "Warlock," a male fan who dressed as a woman for the 1975 Al Schuster's International Star Trek Convention costume contest. NOTE: "Warlock" is the same person as Winston Howlett. For a similar essay by Howlett, see I Didn't Know Uhura Had a Cleft in Her Chin!.
The interview was conducted by Paul Kirby.
The interviewee was "Warlock." He states that he decided to enter the costume contest as a female character. His entry card read: "Barbra Wheadon...New York City...as Dracona, the vampire queen of Ka-Lahn" 
The reason for his choice of costume was to stick it to Al Schuster in some way: "Well, to put it quite bluntly... I don't like Al Schuster. I know what's really been going on, the con game he's been pulling. And when I first heard about 'Al Schuster's Fourth Annual International STAR TREK Convention', I said,"Okay, that's it!" I decided I wanted to "stick it to him" at his own con, in a way that was not illegal, not immoral, and nobody would get hurt."
Warlock, as "Barbra Wheadon," made it to the top 18 (out of 46) finalists. Other finalists were Shanna, the She-Devil; a Klingon; a Horta; Spock's left ear, a werewolf, and a Mugatu (alien from "A Private Little War). 
It is unclear what the Mugatu, aside from being a finalist and doing a little dance on stage, has to do with the title or the topic. It is also unclear how a man dressing up as a woman, especially when when this is never revealed, in a costume contest was supposed to be a negative action against Al Schuster. 
==The Zine's Introduction==
The zine's introduction is by Winston A. Howlett:
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Costuming
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1976 Zines
The Cons of Hosting Awards

The Cons of Hosting Awards is a meta essay written by Renee P. It was posted to the now defunct blog section of PlaceToHide.net and crossposted to Hanfic Rants.
==Topics Discussed==
*general and personal hanfic history
*hosting fanfic awards
*cheating in awards
*cliques and popularity contests
==Excerpts==
Category:Hanson Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
The Consequence of Feeling

The Consequence of Feeling is an unfinished Hanson fanfic by Diamond (Hanson fan).
Similar in plot to Catapult, The Consequence of Feeling has Taylor's ghost appear to a girl who recently lost her mother to cancer. In the afterlife, Taylor has formed a friendship with her mother, and the girl attempts to help Taylor connect with his family as well.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
The Consequence of Feeling won awards in the Soundtrack Awards and the Various Artists Awards. It is featured in the PlaceToHide.net and Various Artists halls of fame.
==References==
Category:2000s
Category:2010s