Mojo Music Magazine April 2007 Iggy & The Stooges No CD Included No Label VG


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Mojo Music Magazine โ€“ April 2007 โ€“ Iggy & The Stooges Cover (No CD, No Label)
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Available now is the April 2007 issue of Mojo Music Magazine featuring the legendary Iggy & The Stooges on the cover. Packed with gritty rock attitude, high-desert storytelling, and deep dives into punk, funk, and psychedelia, this issue is a must-have for fans of raw, rebellious music history.

This copy is in very good condition, with minor edge wear. It comes in a plastic protective sleeve for safe storage.
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๐Ÿ” Contents โ€“ April 2007 Issue

๐ŸŽค FEATURE COVER STORY: The Stooges

Riff-heavy, raw, and reunited โ€” Iggy Pop and his primal crew return with new music, new rage, and the same punk spirit that shook the foundations of rock. A deep dive into The Stoogesโ€™ legacy and rebirth.


๐Ÿ” REGULARS

  • 9 โ€“ All Back To My Place
    With David Lynch, Sergio Pizzorno (Kasabian), and Rickie Lee Jones discussing their current soundtracks and inspirations.

  • 11 โ€“ Theories, Rants, Etc
    Love, hate, and the New Wave of British Heavy Metal โ€“ readers and writers let loose.

  • 38 โ€“ Real Gone
    Farewell to the incomparable Alice Coltrane.

  • 140 โ€“ Ask Fred
    Curious queries about Pearl Harbour, Wim Wenders, and the Kinks answered by MOJO's resident rock oracle, Fred Dellar.

  • 146 โ€“ Hello/Goodbye
    From high desert jamming to a somber farewell โ€” with Martyn P. Casey and The Triffids.


๐Ÿ“ฃ WHAT GOES ON! โ€“ Scene & Heard

  • 14 โ€“ Hot News

    • White Stripes thump forward

    • Randy Newman reignites

    • Lee "Scratch" Perry, The Coral, Seasick Steve, CSS, Ted Chippington, Kinks Crisis, and a comeback special.


๐ŸŽง THE MOJO FILTER

  • 94 โ€“ Albums

    • The Arcade Fire โ€“ apocalyptic grandeur

    • The Stooges โ€“ riff revival

    • Ry Cooder โ€“ boundary-pushing sounds

    • Grinderman โ€“ sleaze and snarl

  • 110 โ€“ The Mojo Playlist
    Whatโ€™s spinning at MOJO HQ โ€” plus a peek inside Wayne Kramerโ€™s musical world.

  • 112 โ€“ Reissues
    Rediscover:

    • Sly Stone (โ€™60s duality)

    • The Electric Prunes (psychedelic oddities)

    • The Damnedโ€™s seminal debut

  • 122 โ€“ Books
    Explore the minds of:

    • Tony Visconti

    • Ginger Baker

    • Don Letts

    • The jazz legends of the Village Vanguard

  • 124 โ€“ DVDs
    Celebrate Leonard Cohen or question your taste โ€” this one divides the crowd.

  • 126 โ€“ Lives
    From Festival in the Desert blues to Jim Capaldiโ€™s shining farewell.

  • 138 โ€“ How To Buy: Stevie Wonder
    From Talking Book to Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants, MOJO guides you through the milestones of Stevie Wonderโ€™s iconic discography.


A gritty, glorious celebration of punk power and soul-searching music legends, this issue of Mojo captures the raw energy of The Stooges and dives deep into the past, present, and future of classic and fringe music alike.

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