Mojo Music Magazine July 2003 featuring R.E.M. on the cover, showcasing the band's 20 years of influence in alternative rock. The magazine highlights interviews and reflections from members Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, and Mike Mills.
Inside page of Mojo Music Magazine July 2003 analyzing various features including Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Neil Young, James Brown, and Lee Perry, with images of the artists and thematic discussions.
A spread from Mojo Music Magazine July 2003 titled 'Captain's Industry,' discussing R.E.M.'s new album and their world tour, featuring insights from band members and a striking visual backdrop.
A black and white image from Mojo Music Magazine July 2003 showing R.E.M. in a recording studio, accompanied by an article discussing their creative process and musical journey over the last 20 years.
Back cover of Mojo Music Magazine from July 2003 featuring promotional advertisements for Radiohead albums and merchandise. The cover displays colorful album covers with prices and a call to action to 'Complete your collection from £7.99'. This magazine issue highlights R.E.M. on the cover, emphasizing its significance in music history.
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Mojo Music Magazine July 2003 featuring R.E.M. on the cover, showcasing the band's 20 years of influence in alternative rock. The magazine highlights interviews and reflections from members Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, and Mike Mills.Inside page of Mojo Music Magazine July 2003 analyzing various features including Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Neil Young, James Brown, and Lee Perry, with images of the artists and thematic discussions.A spread from Mojo Music Magazine July 2003 titled 'Captain's Industry,' discussing R.E.M.'s new album and their world tour, featuring insights from band members and a striking visual backdrop.A black and white image from Mojo Music Magazine July 2003 showing R.E.M. in a recording studio, accompanied by an article discussing their creative process and musical journey over the last 20 years.Back cover of Mojo Music Magazine from July 2003 featuring promotional advertisements for Radiohead albums and merchandise. The cover displays colorful album covers with prices and a call to action to 'Complete your collection from £7.99'. This magazine issue highlights R.E.M. on the cover, emphasizing its significance in music history.

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Mojo Classic Magazine – July 2003 – R.E.M. Cover (Good Condition, No CD, No Label)

This July 2003 issue of Mojo Classic Magazine features R.E.M. on the cover, marking two decades of one of alternative rock’s most influential bands. With deep reflection from Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, and Mike Mills, this feature covers 20 years of creative triumphs, personal losses, and enduring relevance—plus a look ahead to their new album.

The magazine is in good condition with minor wear on edges. The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same one you will receive.
Please check photos for condition purposes.
We do offer combined shipping, just ask.
All of our items come with a plastic protective covering.

Main Features:

  • R.E.M. – 20 Years of Song & Survival
    Keith Cameron sits down with Stipe, Buck, and Mills as they reflect on two decades of music, movement, and change. (p. 80)

  • Lee "Scratch" Perry – Still Crazy, Still Crucial
    Lloyd Bradley quizzes reggae’s mad genius, now (supposedly) off weed and curating Meltdown. (p. 46)

  • Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Snapshot of a Frenzy
    Mick Rock captures the glam-punk energy of NYC’s newest scene heroes. (p. 50)

  • Neil Young – Inside the Outsider
    Sylvie Simmons dives deep into the creative mind behind Greendale and beyond. (p. 54)

  • Unlucky! – Rock’s Most Cursed Acts
    Thirteen tales of musical misfortune and name changes—from disaster to cult legend. (p. 62)

  • James Brown – Soul on the Front Lines
    James Maycock on the Godfather of Soul’s tour of Vietnam and musical activism. (p. 66)

  • Richard Hawley – The Crooner of Sheffield
    Pub talk and poetry with the UK’s finest under-the-radar voice. (p. 76)

Note: Original CD not included.

A great collector’s issue for fans of R.E.M., Neil Young, reggae legends, and the early 2000s indie revival.
Combined shipping available—just ask. All items come with a plastic protective covering.

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