5 MOJO-Lehteä + 3 CD:tä

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Mojo Magazine Issue 229 (December 2012) ei cd:tä

LED ZEPPELIN: As their epochal O2 show emerges on DVD at last, MOJO is granted an exclusive audience with Page, Plant and John Paul Jones, while Jason Bonham, Roy Harper and The Edge relive the gig of a liftetime. "Things can be achieved against impossible odds," discovers Phil Alexander.

PETE TOWNSHEND: Walk on the dark side with rock's original King Of Pain, tackling matters arising from his self-scouring memoir. "Some people will always look at me and say, 'paedophile'," he tells Mark Blake.

MANIC STREET PREACHERS: Fresh out of Blackwood, Bradfield, Wire and co promised 16m sales for debut album Generation Terrorists. Twenty years on, they re-evaluate its Molotov cocktail of "the profound and stupid".

DEAD CAN DANCE: 4AD's Anglo-Aussie lovers-turned-fighters pushed the music envelope then drove each other cuckoo. Are they ready to do it all over again?

BRIAN ENO: Back in ambient mode, rock's Brain From Planet Xenon ponders sex, gospel and soft furnishings.

JOHN CALE: The music that inspires and sustains the viola-torturing V.U. man, from Morton Feldman to Dr Dre.

129 ALBUMS REVIEWED!: Scott Walker / Donald Fagen / Allah-Las / Jonny Greenwood / Manic Street Preachers / Gil Scott-Heron / The Beatles Vinyl / Neil Young / Madness / The Jackson 5 / Royal Trux / Kate Rusby / Soundgarden / The Rolling Stones / The Beach Boys live / Diana Krall and much more.

PLUS! Primal Scream / Joe Brown / Larry Graham / Michael Kiwanuka's Mind Blowers / Hole / On the road with Tame Impala / Suggs / Introducing The Staves / Farewell, Andy Williams.

1 R.L. Burnside– Goin' Down South

4:49

2 Magic Sam Blues Band– I Feel So Good

4:36

3 Junior Kimbrough– I Gotta Try You Girl

5:25

4 Howlin' Wolf– Shake For Me

2:12

5 Hound Dog Taylor & The House Rockers– Give Me Back My Wig

3:33

6 Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup*– That's All Right

2:52

7 Lightnin' Hopkins– Let's Move

2:15

8 Junior Wells' Chicago Blues Band With Buddy Guy– Chitlin Con Carne

2:11

9 John Lee Hooker– Devil's Jump

2:50

10 Muddy Waters– I Can't Be Satisfied

2:40

11 Bo Diddley– Watusi Bounce

2:55

12 Elmore James– Rollin' & Tumblin'

2:26

13 Jimmy Dawkins– Triple Trebles

2:42

14 B.B. King– She's Dynamite

2:28

15 T-Model Ford & GravelRoad– How Many More Years

5:38

MOJO magazine - Syd Barrett cover (March 2010 - Issue 196) ei cd:tä

OH NO ONO - 1 page

THAT PETROL EMOTION - 1 page

CHARLOTTE GAINSBOURG - From growing up with "scandalous" Papa Serge and Ian Dury to the nightmare of illness and Antichrist, CG talks to Will Hodgkinson about manipulation, provocation and reputation
5 pages

SLY STONE - The lost soul legend is tracked down to a skid row LA hotel by Willem Alkema, where he opens up about money, guns, life, death and, most importantly, his new album
10 pages

DR. FEELGOOD - Reared on an oily atoll in the River Thames, Dr. Feelgood were a mean-looking '70s quartet of cheap-suited R&B gangsters whose machine-gun rock'n'roll influenced everyone from The Ramones to Primal Scream. On the eve of a new documentary Roy Wilkinson travels to Canvey Island to meet with the legends who killed off the hippies and gave birth to punk
6 pages

CAPTAIN BEEFHEART - 7 pages

SYD BARRETT - His first solo album, The Madcap Laughs, sealed his reputation as psychedelia's doomed poet and saw him withdraw further into himself. Now, four decades on from its initial release, David Gilmour, Robert Wyatt, Mick Rock and those who knew him best tell the true story of Syd Barrett's mythical descent into madness...
12 pages

PETER GABRIEL - Album review
1 page

Mojo Magazine Issue 223 (June 2012)

CD: Uusi ja muoveissa

THE BEACH BOYS AT 50: The five surviving members of the legendary vocal group meet with Barney Hoskyns in Los Angeles. But will their 50 Year Anniversary reunion end in fun, fun, fun or fight, fight, fight?

THE BEACH BOYS' 50 GREATEST SONGS: MOJO celebrates their musical majesty, while Johnny Marr, Todd Rundgren, Wayne Coyne and more salute the group's madness and genius.

DAVID BOWIE: The man himself remembers, dissects and annotates a stunning series of portraits taken over the years by his court photographer, Sukita.

RUFUS WAINWRIGHT: Raised by warring parents, battered by a hard-edged party life, the son of Loudon and Kate reapplies for luxe pop stardom.

RUSH: How the highbrow Canuck proggers fed on Tolkien, Ayn Rand, weed and whiskey, survived critics and personal tragedies to become "the biggest cult band in the world."

BEACH HOUSE: The shimmering psychedelia of Baltimore-based duo, Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally draws on everything from The Zombies to The Cure and is attracting an ever-widening celebrity fanbase.

REVIEWED: Public Image Ltd / Regina Spektor / Richard Hawley / Rumer / Damon Albarn / Smoke Fairies / The Cult / Codeine / Etta James / Bo Diddley / Fela Kuti / Billy Bragg & Wilco / Lee Hazlewood / Paul McCartney / Paul Simon / Buddy Guy / Scott Walker / WOMAD and many more.

PLUS!: My Bloody Valentine remasters arrive - Kevin Shields speaks! / British Sea Power at the Large Hadron Collider / Howard Devoto and Buzzcocks reunite / In the studio with The Pop Group and Hot Chip / Norah Jones' Self Portrait / Introducing Natalie Duncan / Farewell Earl Scruggs and Ronnie Montrose...

AND NOT FORGETTING... and at Number 1...the greatest Beach Boys track of all time revealed - only in the new issue of MOJO.

Saint Etienne– Wouldn't It Be Nice 3:11
Magnetic North – You Still Believe In Me 2:31
The Sand Band– That's Not Me 3:56
Tim Burgess– Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder) 3:36
Jeffrey Lewis with Wooden Wand and Janet Simpson – I'm Waiting For The Day 2:31
Neil Cowley Trio– Let's Go Away For A While 4:24
Tom McRae and The Standing Band– Sloop John B 3:19
The Flaming Lips– God Only Knows 3:13
Les Limiñanas– I Know There's An Answer 2:29
Jodie Marie– Here Today 3:14
Gaz Coombes– I Just Wasn't Made For These Times 3:17
Human Don't Be Angry– Pet Sounds 7:18
Here We Go Magic– Caroline No 2:26
Bonus Track
Superimposers– Trombone Dixie 3:45

Mojo Magazine Issue 253 (December 2014) ei cd:tä

MOJO 253 salutes rock's eternal voyagers Pink Floyd as they release The Endless River, the last music, they say, ever to be issued under the band's name. In our 21-page special, we visit David Gilmour and Nick Mason in their lairs to talk at length about the album's fragile genesis, and revisit the dramatic twists and turns of the group's near 50-year career. Also: the first family of British folk - Thompsons Richard, Linda, Teddy and Kami - spill the beans on their unexpected but highly welcomed reunion; punk superstar Billy Idol walks us through his dark and debauched '80s MTV years; Mick Fleetwood bares his soul; those present there recall Kurt Cobain's bizarre last-ever photo session; and California psych-aholic Ty Segall reveals his curious modus operandi. All this and more, plus a synapse-sizzling free CD compiling the best of the new psych-rock wavers.

MOJO magazine - The Kinks cover (March 2006 - Issue 148)

DUNGEN - 1 page

FLAMING LIPS - 1 and a half pages

THE METERS - 1 and a half pages

LES PAUL - 1 page

JODY WILDGOOSE - 1 page

JOHN LYDON - The punk generation's David Attenborough disses Strummer, defends the Royals and feels guilty about Sid. Human after all? "Well, I ain't no saint..."
5 pages

DAMIAN MARLEY - On the eve of his UK tour, the first Marley to properly emerge from the Tuff Gong's shadow takes reggae back where it belongs: the top of the charts
3 and a half pages

TALK TALK - From the hair-gel swamp of the '80s, came one of the most beautteous records ever made. But was the toll it took on Mark Hollis and crew a price worth paying?
6 pages

LIVE AT THE APOLLO! - The sights, sounds, and, er, wigs of Harlem's soul mecca at its '60s peak, as seen through the candid lens of Don Paulsen
8 pages

THE KINKS - The troubled soul and fragile genius of Ray Davies. Amazing tales of triumph, disaster, trauma and violence from the heyday of Britain's most dangerous band
16 pages

KRIS KRISTOFFERSON - Album review
1 page

KANYE WEST - Gig review
2 pages

TERRY REID - Gig review
1 page

CD: Levyssä kevyttä naarmu joilla ei ole vaikutusta toistoon.

01 - Fountains Of Wayne - Better Things

02 - Steve Wynn - This Strange Effect

03 - Redd Kross - Fancy

04 - Mudhoney - Who Will Be the Next in Line

05 - The Thanes - You Shouldn't Be Sad

06 - Bill Lloyd - This Is Where I Belong

07 - The Green Pajamas - A Long Way From Home

08 - Yo La Tengo - No Return

09 - Kevin Tinista - Situation Vacant

10 - The Blue Aeroplanes - Big Sky

11 - Holly Golightly - Tell Me Now So I Know

12 - Peter Bruntnell - Waterloo Sunset

13 - Mark Lanegan - Nothin' in the World Can Stop Me Worryin' 'Bout That Girl

14 - Ed Kuepper - Steam Train

15 - Gravenhurst - See My Friends