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Mojo Classic Magazine – February 2002 – Brian Wilson Cover (Good Condition, No CD, No Label)
This February 2002 issue of Mojo Classic Magazine features a deep and haunting dive into Brian Wilson and the troubled birth of Smile, the "symphony to America" that fractured The Beach Boys. A must-read for fans of 20th-century music innovation, lost albums, and raw genius.
The magazine is in good condition with minor edge wear. The item being pictured is exactly the one you will receive.
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FEATURES:
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Brian Wilson – “Smile: The Album That Tore Them Apart”
Rob Chapman revisits the creation and collapse of Wilson’s long-shelved masterpiece. (p. 70) -
Marvin Gaye in Exile
A tortured genius in Ostend. By Jeremy Duns. (p. 56) -
The White Stripes – Garage Revival Glory
Andrew Perry captures the brother-sister duo on the cusp of stardom. (p. 50) -
Cher – Pop Survivor
Barney Hoskyns interviews the icon herself. (p. 42) -
The Vanished: Lost Albums Special
From The Beales to Krautwerk, music’s most famous never-heard masterpieces. (p. 74) -
Richey Edwards – The Manic Street Preachers' Missing Soul
A moving chronicle of the late lyricist's life and disappearance. By Stuart Bailie. (p. 78) -
Ernest Withers – Through the Lens of Memphis
The civil rights and soul music photographer remembered. (p. 46)
ADDITIONAL CONTENT:
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What Goes On – Music news
Sticky Fingers lost and found, Arthur Lee’s release, Papa M and more. (p. 10) -
X-word Contest – Win books (p. 32)
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Time Machine – February 1972 in review (p. 34)
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Real Gone – Tributes to Ken Kesey, Michael Karoli, and more (p. 38)
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Filter – Reviews
Featuring David Holmes, Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell, Evan Dando, and Stuart Sutcliffe. (p. 122) -
At Your Service – Bowie buyer’s guide, Nuggets & Enlightenment (p. 124)
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Hello/Goodbye – Felix Cavaliere & The Rascals (p. 132)
Note: Original CD not included.
A collectible issue spotlighting genius, grief, and greatness—from Brian Wilson’s Smile to Marvin’s exile and the missing echoes of Richey Edwards.





