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“There is a compelling argument that with Goodnight L.A. Magnum temporarily lost their identity and became something they were not”: Goodnight L.A. by Magnum

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“There is a compelling argument that with Goodnight L.A. Magnum temporarily lost their identity and became something they were not”: Goodnight L.A. by Magnum

Goodnight L.A. was meant to be Magnum’s big chance to break America, but eventually wasn’t released there at all

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