Mojo Music Magazine January 2009 featuring Oasis on the cover, highlighting the band's return with iconic imagery and featuring articles on Jerry Lee Lewis, The Kinks, and more.
Inside page of Mojo Music Magazine January 2009, showcasing regular features and content summaries, including highlights on music news and album reviews.
Double page spread in Mojo Music Magazine January 2009 displaying close-up portraits of Noel and Liam Gallagher from Oasis, emphasizing their striking features.
Another interior page of Mojo Music Magazine January 2009, featuring an article excerpt discussing the relationship between Noel and Liam Gallagher, with visual elements related to their music.
Promotional cover for 'Day & Age' album by The Killers, featuring vibrant artwork with desert landscape and celestial elements in a mosaic style.
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Mojo Music Magazine January 2009 featuring Oasis on the cover, highlighting the band's return with iconic imagery and featuring articles on Jerry Lee Lewis, The Kinks, and more.Inside page of Mojo Music Magazine January 2009, showcasing regular features and content summaries, including highlights on music news and album reviews.Double page spread in Mojo Music Magazine January 2009 displaying close-up portraits of Noel and Liam Gallagher from Oasis, emphasizing their striking features.Another interior page of Mojo Music Magazine January 2009, featuring an article excerpt discussing the relationship between Noel and Liam Gallagher, with visual elements related to their music.Promotional cover for 'Day & Age' album by The Killers, featuring vibrant artwork with desert landscape and celestial elements in a mosaic style.

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Mojo Classic Magazine – January 2009 – Oasis & The Kinks Cover (Good Condition, No CD, No Label)

This January 2009 issue of Mojo Classic Magazine features Oasis and The Kinks—two iconic bands who shaped British rock across decades. From The Kinks’ reissue box set to Oasis-era reflections and Nick Cave collector's guidance, this issue is loaded with editorial punch, quirky insights, and essential music history.

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REGULARS:

  • All Back to My Place (p. 9)
    Contributions from Bundt, 50 Cent, Alison Mosshart, and David ‘Kid’ Jensen.

  • Theories, Rants, Etc. (p. 11)
    Including a cheeky “You're ace, we suck” line and a shout to George Shearing.

  • Real Gone (p. 40)
    Tributes and farewells to Levi Stubbs, Alton Ellis, William Claxton, and Ray Lowry.

  • Ask Fred (p. 148)
    Fred Dellar answers your burning questions—because Google can’t match Fred.

  • Hello/Goodbye (p. 154)
    John Illsley of Dire Straits on strings, voids, and the past.

WHAT GOES ON! (p. 14)
Music news, randomness, and mini-profiles including:

  • Rock stars moonlighting as lecturers

  • Randy Newman’s thoughts on hip hop

  • The Edge on jazz ("drum ‘n’ finished deep")

  • Amy LaVere, Mumbai rock, Van Dyke Parks, and more

THE MOJO FILTER:

  • Albums (p. 98)
    Highlights include Animal Collective, gospel via Como Now, and Kanye’s raw and “bewildering” album.

  • The Mojo Playlist (p. 112)
    A coin-flipping mix by Phill Jupitus.

  • Reissues (p. 114)
    The Kinks’ definitive box set, Neil Young’s lost acoustic album, and Krautrock gems from Agitation Free.

  • Books (p. 128)
    Barney Bubbles’ visual legacy, Highway 61, and Norman “Hurricane” Smith.

  • DVDs (p. 130)
    Exploring The Beach Boys & Satan, Dylan & Jesus, Flaming Lips & Martians, and a film on Elton John.

  • Live Reviews (p. 132)
    Includes Jerry Lee Lewis, Bloc Party, and Lily Allen at the 100 Club.

  • How To Buy Nick Cave (p. 146)
    Expert guidance on which Cave albums to grab—and which to skip. (The Good Son essential; Nocturama maybe not.)

Note: Original CD is not included.

This issue is a vivid reflection of the late-2000s music scene—thoughtful, irreverent, and packed with both nostalgia and discovery.

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