Mojo Music Magazine April 2006 featuring David Gilmour, The Flaming Lips, Wilson Pickett, Billy Bragg, Rolling Stones, and Van Morrison. Excellent for collectors and fans of classic rock.
Mojo Music Magazine April 2006 with David Gilmour on the cover, featuring articles about Morrissey, Van Morrison, and various music topics.
Contents page of Mojo Music Magazine April 2006, listing features including Van Morrison, Morrissey, and the Mojo Filter.
Feature article in Mojo Music Magazine April 2006, showcasing Billy Bragg with a focus on his musical career and influence.
Article in Mojo Music Magazine April 2006 featuring Billy Bragg discussing his experiences and music history.
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Mojo Music Magazine April 2006 featuring David Gilmour, The Flaming Lips, Wilson Pickett, Billy Bragg, Rolling Stones, and Van Morrison. Excellent for collectors and fans of classic rock.Mojo Music Magazine April 2006 with David Gilmour on the cover, featuring articles about Morrissey, Van Morrison, and various music topics.Contents page of Mojo Music Magazine April 2006, listing features including Van Morrison, Morrissey, and the Mojo Filter.Feature article in Mojo Music Magazine April 2006, showcasing Billy Bragg with a focus on his musical career and influence.Article in Mojo Music Magazine April 2006 featuring Billy Bragg discussing his experiences and music history.Advertisement in Mojo Music Magazine April 2006 for Dior Homme, featuring models and fragrance details.

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Mojo Music Magazine – April 2006 – David Gilmour Cover (No CD, No Label)
Very Good Condition – Plastic Protective Sleeve Included

This listing is for the April 2006 issue of Mojo Music Magazine, featuring David Gilmour on the cover. This issue includes deep dives into classic rock legends, psychedelic reissues, and wide-ranging cultural commentary.

  • Condition: Very Good — minor edge wear visible (see photos)

  • The item shown in the listing photo is exactly what you will receive

  • Combined shipping available — just ask

  • All items are shipped in a plastic protective covering

Key Contents – April 2006 Issue

REGULARS

  • All Back To My Place (Page 9)
    Asia Argento, Peter Gabriel, and Gene Pitney. One of them praises the uniqueness of the Gipsy Kings.

  • Theories, Rants, Etc. (Page 11)
    Reader feedback on Talk Talk, and other musical debates.

  • Real Gone (Page 34)
    A farewell to soul legend Wilson Pickett.

  • Ask Fred (Page 140)
    Inquiries about the first DJ, Beastie Boys' best album, Jobriath mysteries, and multi-groove records.

  • Hello/Goodbye (Page 146)
    Chaz Jankel’s journey with Ian Dury and The Blockheads – from irreverence to illness.

WHAT GOES ON! (Page 14)

  • Hot News

    • Siouxsie Sioux in leather

    • Red Hot Chili Peppers recording

    • Lee “Scratch” Perry paints his hair

    • Santana reflects on Coltrane

    • The KKK targets Nat

    • Gary Numan draws himself

    • And a peculiar find: misprinted Beatles photos

THE MOJO FILTER – Reviews & Features

  • Albums (Page 85)

    • The Flaming Lips cloak profundity in whimsy

    • Morrissey takes a stance

    • Van Morrison gets serious

    • Secret Machines overdo the guitar layers

  • The Mojo Playlist (Page 110)
    Monthly listening picks from staff and special guests — this month featuring Brad Mehldau.

  • Reissues (Page 112)

    • Uncovering psych-rock relics from 1975

    • Rediscovering the Everly Brothers, Judy Collins, Roger McGuinn, and Darondo

  • Books (Page 122)

    • A solid Libertines bio

    • A lukewarm Pete Doherty take

    • A fictional novella centered on The Band

  • DVDs (Page 124)

    • A raw documentary on Townes Van Zandt's descent into alcoholism and despair

  • Lives (Page 128)

    • The Rolling Stones in Chicago

    • Teddy Thompson finds new confidence in London

  • How To Buy (Page 138)
    Collector’s guide to pre-Depression old-time music — party like it’s 1929!

A rich issue for fans of Pink Floyd, Americana, psych, and timeless rock. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

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