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| + | The Los Angeles Free Press (often referred to as "The Freep" ) was a radical/alternative weekly newspaper that first appeared in 1965 having grown out of the Faire Free Press (first published 1964). It is considered to be one of the first "underground" papers although it followed in the tradition of New York's The Village Voice (first published 1955). | ||
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| + | It benefited from the growing "counter culture" of the mid 60's and the development of cold type print production which allowed for a cheaper and more flexible means of creating newspapers. | ||
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As "advertised" in the artwork of Freak Out! under the header "Freak Out! Hot Spots"...
The Los Angeles Free Press (often referred to as "The Freep" ) was a radical/alternative weekly newspaper that first appeared in 1965 having grown out of the Faire Free Press (first published 1964). It is considered to be one of the first "underground" papers although it followed in the tradition of New York's The Village Voice (first published 1955).
It benefited from the growing "counter culture" of the mid 60's and the development of cold type print production which allowed for a cheaper and more flexible means of creating newspapers.
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