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Mojo Music Magazine – December 2005 – Kate Bush Cover (No CD, No Label)
Very Good Condition – Plastic Protective Cover Included
For sale is the December 2005 issue of Mojo Music Magazine featuring Kate Bush on the cover. Celebrating her long-awaited return after a 12-year hiatus, this issue explores the comeback of one of music’s most enigmatic and beloved artists.
This copy is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear from normal handling. The magazine is clean, complete, and protected in a plastic sleeve.
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Contents Overview – Issue 145
FEATURES
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Kate Bush (Cover Story) – After 12 years away from the spotlight, Kate Bush returns with a brand new album. MOJO dives into her reclusive brilliance, artistic vision, and what brought her back. A must-read for fans of one of music’s most spellbinding storytellers.
REGULARS
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All Back To My Place – Musical guilty pleasures and unexpected picks from Elvis Costello, Jayne County, and Stephen Woolley.
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Theories, Rants, Etc. – Readers sound off: Clapton slammed, Depeche Mode dismissed, and punk rock vs pub rock.
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Real Gone – Tributes to Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Don Paulsen, and Willie Hutch.
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Ask Fred – Fred Dellar addresses burning questions about Elvis’s vocal resemblance to Jackie Wilson and authentic Clash bootlegs.
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Hello/Goodbye – Nik Turner shares tales of life in and out of Hawkwind’s cosmic circus.
WHAT GOES ON!
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Hot News – Beatles waxworks, Roy Orbison postage stamps, the John Peel train, Bon Jovi’s baffling self-portrait, Paul Anka, The Box Tops, The Zutons, and your picks for the top 100 Dylan tracks.
THE MOJO FILTER
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Albums (Page 95) – Reviews of new releases from Kate Bush, Stevie Wonder, Richard Thompson, and Madonna.
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The Mojo Playlist – Editor and reader favorites: Sleater-Kinney, Death Cab for Cutie, Smiley Culture, and a tune about beans.
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Reissues (Page 122) – Elton John, George Harrison, Jelly Roll Morton, and Daddy Stovepipe.
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Books (Page 140) – Reviews of biographies on Frank Sinatra, Donovan, John Lennon, and Billy Childish.
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DVDs (Page 144) – Festival! by Murray Lerner and Al Green’s legendary ’72 soul performance.
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Lives (Page 148) – Concert reports: Supergrass in NYC and Robert Plant in L.A.
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How To Buy (Page 162) – A collector’s guide to the influential SST Records label.
A must-have issue for fans of Kate Bush, classic rock, and collectors of music history. This edition captures a pivotal return from one of pop’s most elusive figures—an ideal addition to any Mojo or Bush collection.






