Mojo Music Magazine March 2001 featuring Genesis on the cover, showcasing a retrospective on the band's journey with a creative design and the title. No CD included.
Inside page of Mojo Music Magazine March 2001, highlighting features such as articles on Pixies, Billie Holiday, and a detailed contents section. No CD included.
Mojo Music Magazine March 2001 Genesis Cover story featuring students in whimsical costumes, showcasing Genesis's eccentric and artistic journey.
Mojo Music Magazine March 2001 Genesis Cover featuring an article on the band's evolution alongside images of historical landmarks and interviews, highlighting the essence of progressive rock.
Mojo Music Magazine March 2001 Genesis Cover back page promoting Alice Cooper's album releases, illustrating the intersection of rock legends in a vintage magazine context.
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Mojo Music Magazine March 2001 featuring Genesis on the cover, showcasing a retrospective on the band's journey with a creative design and the title. No CD included.Inside page of Mojo Music Magazine March 2001, highlighting features such as articles on Pixies, Billie Holiday, and a detailed contents section. No CD included.Mojo Music Magazine March 2001 Genesis Cover story featuring students in whimsical costumes, showcasing Genesis's eccentric and artistic journey.Mojo Music Magazine March 2001 Genesis Cover featuring an article on the band's evolution alongside images of historical landmarks and interviews, highlighting the essence of progressive rock.Mojo Music Magazine March 2001 Genesis Cover back page promoting Alice Cooper's album releases, illustrating the intersection of rock legends in a vintage magazine context.

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Mojo Music Magazine – March 2001 – Genesis Cover (No CD, No Label)
Very Good Condition – Plastic Protective Cover Included

This listing features the March 2001 issue of Mojo Music Magazine with Genesis on the cover. This issue offers a deep, characterful look at the band's unique journey—from eccentric art rockers to stadium-filling superstars—with plenty of the surreal and quintessentially British flavor that marked their early years.

The magazine is in very good condition, with minor wear along the edges, consistent with its age. It is stored and shipped in a plastic protective covering for safe keeping.
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Contents Overview – Issue 88

FEATURES

  • Genesis (Cover Story) – A whimsical and detailed retrospective: slap-up hampers, musical surrealism, cross-dressing, and schoolboy antics like “conkers at dawn.” A look at the band’s evolution from English eccentricity to progressive rock royalty.

  • Pixies – David Cavanagh examines the rise and fall of the iconic alt-rock pioneers who shaped the quiet/loud dynamic and paved the way for grunge.

  • Billie Holiday – Strange Fruit as the turning point in Holiday's career—an exploration of the song's origins, impact, and the controversy it stirred. By David Margolick.

  • Prog Classics – Eight symphonic, ambitious, and gnarly progressive rock albums dissected, with reflections from modern prog revivalists.

  • ELP – A look at the excess and scale of Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s legendary tours—complete with a 70-piece orchestra, multiple trucks, and even a personal hairdresser.

REGULARS

  • Theories, Rants, Etc. – MOJO readers voice opinions and gripes.

  • What Goes On – Lennon’s specs stolen by Communist bandits, Jeff Beck on Gene Vincent, Laura Cantrell’s country revival, Napster backlash from the Buckley estate, and much more.

  • Real Gone – Tributes to Pops Staples, Kirsty MacColl, and James Carr.

  • Time Machine – Flashback to key events: Bowie’s soul era, Bill Graham’s charity, Linda McCartney’s run-in with the law.

  • X-word – Jamie Reid-themed crossword with a chance to win a custom-designed mobile phone.

  • Hello/Goodbye – Reflecting on the legacy of John Walker and The Walker Brothers.

A rich, eclectic issue featuring standout stories from across music history, and a must-have for Genesis fans or anyone collecting progressive rock memorabilia.

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