Mojo Music Magazine May 2007 Steven Tyler Aerosmith No CD Included No Label VG

Mojo Music Magazine – May 2007 – Steven Tyler / Aerosmith Cover (No CD, No Label)
Very Good Condition – Plastic Protective Sleeve Included

This listing is for the May 2007 issue of Mojo Music Magazine featuring Steven Tyler of Aerosmith and the Arctic Monkeys on the cover. A rock-heavy issue full of outrageous tales, disco deep-dives, Joe Strummer nostalgia, and Tom Waits weirdness, this edition delivers big attitude and bigger music.

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Key Contents – May 2007 Issue

Cover Feature: Aerosmith – Steven Tyler

"I’ve got a knife!" warns the legendary frontman as he invites Mojo into his chaotic world.
From time-travel ramblings to tearful reflections, Phil Alexander digs into Tyler’s fitness rituals, rock’n’roll madness, and the enduring legacy of Aerosmith.

Other Features

• Arctic Monkeys
  On the brink of their second album, the UK’s biggest band confront pressure, perfectionism, and punky self-determination. Tom Doyle uncovers the fire behind the fame.

• The Proclaimers
  The Scottish twins on madness, soul, and the Dexys connection. “People fear twins,” says James McNair.

• Disco
  A glittery rise and gritty fall: Daryl Easlea traces disco’s transformation from underground rebellion to mainstream decadence.

• Joe Strummer
  A tribute to the late Clash frontman through the lens of director Julien Temple and photographer Pennie Smith, featuring insights from the new Strummer documentary.

• Tom Waits
  Creative chaos in full display. Sylvie Simmons explores Waits’ unfiltered metaphors and macaroni-glued creativity.

Regulars

• All Back To My Place
  With Norah Jones, Stewart Copeland, and Thomas Turgoose. Hardcore anthems, Red Bull sessions, and DJ Cammy shout-outs.

• Theories, Rants, Etc.
  Star ratings, praise, fury, and the usual mix of genius and rubbish.

• Real Gone
  Goodbye to Joel Brodsky, the eye behind many iconic rock images.

• Ask Fred
  Did Zappa like Lou Reed? What’s the story with James Brown’s forgiveness? Fred Dellar spills the rock trivia tea.

• Hello/Goodbye
  With Wilko Johnson and Dr. Feelgood, from the glory days of rhythm and booze to modern reflections.

What Goes On – News and Notes

• Is there a new Beatles track?

• Jerry Dammers’ new Arkestra

• Bloc Party, The Good, The Bad & The Queen, Foo Fighters, and the mystical power of spoons in rock’n’roll
  Plenty of behind-the-scenes insights from across the music world.

The Mojo Filter – Reviews and Guides

• Albums
  New releases from:

  • Arctic Monkeys

  • Kings of Leon

  • Kris Drever

  • Mary Weiss (The Shangri-Las)

• The Mojo Playlist
  With Steve Cradock’s ModPod selections.

• Reissues
  Featuring:

  • Warren Zevon

  • Prefab Sprout

  • Trees

  • Michigan’s underground rock scene

• Books

  • Jon Savage on teen culture

  • Paul Trynka’s deep dive into Iggy Pop

  • A history of 1980s anarcho-punk

• DVDs

  • Slade In Flame: glam, grit, and glorious chaos.

• Lives

  • The View let loose

  • Merle Haggard owns the stage

• How To Buy: U2
  A complete breakdown of U2’s essential albums, including lesser-known favorites.

This issue is a perfect encapsulation of Mojo’s fearless rock journalism — a must for fans of Aerosmith, Arctic Monkeys, punk legends, and disco subculture.