Gina Arnold
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Gina Arnold is a rock critic whose articles have appeared in Spin, Rolling Stone and various free weeklies.
She grew up in Palo Alto, California. After attending UCLA for one year, she transferred to UC Berkeley.
She wrote a book about the 1990s alternative zeitgeist in "Route 666: On the Road to Nirvana," which was followed by a sequel of sorts, "Kiss This: Punk In The Present Tense"). Arnold remains one of the more prominent white females to have worked in the field of rock criticism.
[edit] In popular culture
Aroma of Gina Arnold is the opening track of Trumans Water album Spasm Smash XXXOXOX Ox & Ass.
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- RockCritics.com interview
- Stay Free magazine interview
- a collection of Arnold's articles for Salon.com
- a collection Arnold's music reviews for Entertainment Weekly
- collection of Phoenix New Times articles
- Arnold's reviews for the Dallas Observer
- An excerpt from Kiss This
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