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Mojo Music Magazine – June 2006 – The Clash & Siouxsie Feature (No CD, No Label)
Good Condition – Plastic Protective Sleeve Included
This listing is for the June 2006 issue of Mojo Music Magazine, featuring The Clash and Siouxsie Sioux. A must-have issue for fans of punk, post-punk, and alternative music history.
This copy is in good condition with minor edge wear consistent with age.
The item shown in the listing photo is exactly what you will receive.
Combined shipping available – just ask!
All magazines come with a plastic protective covering.
Key Contents – June 2006 Issue
REGULARS
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All Back To My Place (Page 9)
With appearances from John Foxx, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and Sheryl Crow. -
Theories, Rants, Etc. (Page 11)
This month: Unexpected Presley fandom and other reader responses. -
Real Gone (Page 38)
Tributes to Gene Pitney, Nikki Sudden, and Jackie McLean. -
Hello/Goodbye (Page 154)
From teenage rock dreams to Japanese stadiums – Roddy Frame reflects on the journey of Aztec Camera.
WHAT GOES ON! (Page 14)
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Hot News
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Debbie Harry’s car accident
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Britney Spears’ unusual birth story
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Beastie Boys concert documentary
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Gnarls Barkley’s ultraviolent streak
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Wayne Coyne’s photographic confessions
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The Replacements reunite
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Duran Duran strikes a pose
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James Hunter croons, and more…
Featuring a side note on the ever-iconic Ginger Baker.
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THE MOJO FILTER – Reviews & Culture
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Albums (Page 96)
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Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint honor New Orleans
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Bruce Springsteen covers Pete Seeger
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Scott Walker's eerie brilliance
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The Futureheads fall short of expectations
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The Mojo Playlist (Page 114)
Staff and guest favorites from this month, including picks from Ricky Kaiser. -
Reissues (Page 116)
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Motown 1964 revisited
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Arthur Russell’s catalog expanded
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Also featuring: Denim, Buddy Rich, and the haunting work of John Jacob Niles
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Books (Page 128)
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An immersive Fats Domino biography
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A definitive history of Soft Machine
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Plus, some scandalous tales of Tommy Dorsey
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DVDs (Page 130)
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Jean-Luc Godard’s Sympathy for the Devil starring The Rolling Stones
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Lives (Page 132)
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Art meets industry at South by Southwest
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Fiona Apple’s emotionally vulnerable performance
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How To Buy (Page 146)
A collector's guide to Miles Davis, covering everything from bebop to avant-garde explorations
A standout issue that explores punk legends, jazz innovators, and the collision of pop culture and experimental sound. Great for fans of The Clash, Siouxsie, and deep dives into influential music moments.






