4 Mojo-Lehteä + CD:t (Nick Cave, Lou Reed, Debbie Harry...)

Levyissä kevyttä naarmua ja jälkeä, mutta kaikki pyörineet alusta loppuun häiriöttä (Love Will Tear You Apart levyssä hieman enemmän naarmua, mutta pyörii tosiaan moitteettomasti). Lehtien ulkoasussa hieman jälkeä mutta muuten ovat siistissä kunnossa (Poikkeuksena Lou Reed-lehti jossa takannessa ja parilla sivulla pieni repeämä - katso kuvat)

Mojo Magazine Issue 243 (February 2014)

MOJO 243 sees us join one of the last great rock bands for an exclusive on the road journey - the revitalised and unstoppable Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds are our guides. The free CD, The Bad Seeds Jukebox, presents 15 mind-blowing tracks compiled for MOJO by the band, featuring tracks by Bill Callahan, Thurston Moore, Karen Dalton, Moondog, Max Roach and many more. Also in the issue: our MOJO 20 anniversary series continues with Status Quo, David Crosby joins us for the MOJO Interview, Jimi Hendrix - the untold story (by his brother), Jimmy Webb reflects on his extraordinary life as a songwriter and our 2014 Preview provides the essential map to the next 12 months in music with Beck, Prince, Warpaint, Linda Perhacs and the return of the record shop.

CD: Benediction (Thurston Moore) -- Something on your mind (Karen Dalton) -- Lover of love (Alan Vega, Alex Chilton & Ben Vaughn) -- Driva'man (Abbey Lincoln ; Max Roach) -- Bumbo (Moondog ; with London Brass & London Saxophonic) -- My heart's in the highlands (Else Torp & Christopher Bowers-Broadbent) -- One fine morning (Bill Callahan) -- Everything's fucked (Dirty Three) -- Lessons from Lorena (Shilpa Ray) -- Darvish two (Xylouris White) -- Mari (Martin Rev) -- Something about April (Adrian Younge presents Venice Dawn) -- Anger (The Callas) -- They say I'm different (Betty Davis) -- Torture of the Mau Mau (Chaino & his African Percussion Safari)

Mojo Magazine Issue 242 (January 2014)

MOJO 242 lifts the lid on the making of Arcade Fire's remarkable Reflektor and looks back on the unique life and times of the great Lou Reed. The free CD, 2013 The Best Of The Year, presents the finest songs of the last 12 months by Primal Scream, Bill Callahan, Deerhunter, John Grant, Low, Goldfrapp, Charles Bradley, Billy Bragg and more. Also in the issue: our MOJO 20 anniversary series continues with an exclusive interview with Motown legend Smokey Robinson, we hit the road with Primal Scream, look back at the punk promise of The Ruts and present our Review Of The Year featuring the 50 Best Albums Of 2013 and The Best Thing I've Heard All Year.

CD:

1 Primal Scream– 2013  8:59

2 John Grant– Glacier  7:30

3 Goldfrapp– Annabel  3:58

4 Phosphorescent– Song For Zula  6:06

5 Charles Bradley– Victim Of Love  3:25

6 Bill Callahan– The Sing  4:24

7 Julia Holter– Hello Stranger  6:11

8 Deerhunter– Monomania  5:19

9 John Murry– The Ballad Of The Pajama Kid  5:31

10 Mark Kozelek & Jimmy LaValle– Gustavo  6:58

11 Foxygen– San Francisco  3:46

12 Villagers (3)– Earthly Pleasure  4:06

13 Low– Just Make It Stop  4:05

14 Roy Harper– January Man  4:30

15 Billy Bragg– Goodbye, Goodbye  3:14

Mojo Magazine Issue 159 (February 2007)

Joy Division

Plus: The Stooges, Arctic Monkeys, and more!

CD:

1.    Shade and Honey - SPARKLEHORSE,

2.    I’m Stranded - JIM REID,

3.    Little Girl Blue - NINA SIMONE,

4.    Baby’s Coming Back To Me - JARVIS COCKER,

5.    I Just Don’t Know What To Do With Myself - CHRIS FARLOW,

6.    Marie - TOWNES VAN ZANDT & WILLIE NELSON,

7.    Scattered Black And Whites - ELBOW,

8.    Twilight - ELLIOTT SMITH,

9.    Love Will Tear Us Apart - SUSANNA & THE MAGICAL ORCHESTRA,

10. Green Eyes - JON AUER,

11. Once You’d Given me Up - JANE WEAVER,

12. Sorry - GALAXIE 500,

13. Sparkle Me - BUFFSEEDS,

14. My World Fell Down - THE IVY LEAGUE,

15. Follow Me - THIRTEEN SENSES,

Mojo Magazine Issue 246 (May 2014)

MOJO 246 celebrates the life and music of a pop icon. As Blondie ready their new album, punk pop queen Debbie Harry talks sex, songs and self creation while Chris Stein opens up his New York photo archive. The free CD, Death Disco - A Compendium Of Post-Punk Grooves - collects 15 tracks by Public Image Ltd, The Fall, Sonic Youth, Orange Juice and many more. Also in the issue: Frank Black looks back at the birth of Pixies' Black Francis, Terry Hall talks Specials, Manilow and mental health, we join Nottingham prodigy Jake Bugg as he returns home a songwriting hero, kick back with session superstar Al Kooper, relive the making of David Bowie's Young Americans and salute 20 incendiary post-punk classics.

CD:

1 –Felt Primitive Painters

2 –Orange Juice (3) Simply Thrilled Honey

3 –Bush Tetras Too Many Creeps

4 –Sonic Youth Shaking Hell

5 –Kleenex Ain't You

6 –Public Image Ltd* Deeper Water

7 –Nightingales* Dumb & Drummer

8 –Pere Ubu 414 Seconds

9 –The Fall Loadstones

10 –The Raincoats Shouting Out Loud

11 –The Monochrome Set Fun For All The Family

12 –Young Marble Giants Searching For Mr. Right

13 –Cabaret Voltaire Sly Doubt

14 –Throbbing Gristle Hot On The Heels Of Love

15 –The Durutti Column A Silence