Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 cover featuring The Clash. The magazine highlights articles including an interview with Santana, coverage of Seasick Steve, and features on various artists like Brian Wilson and Jacob Dylan. No CD included, in very good condition.
Table of contents from Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 showcasing features such as 'All Back To My Place,' 'Theories, Rants, Etc.,' and 'Hot News.' Includes highlights on artists like Genesis, Bruce Springsteen, and Radiohead.
Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 featuring sections on Carlos Santana, Jakob Dylan, Peter Green, Seasick Steve, and Brian Wilson, highlighting musical insights and artist legacies.
Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 showcasing The Clash, with an in-depth article titled 'Death or Glory' discussing the band's impact on combat rock and cultural chaos.
Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 page featuring performance moments from The Clash, discussing the band's tensions during the creation of their music and live shows.
Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 back cover promoting Bloc Party's album 'Intimacy,' emphasizing the music industry trends of the time.
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Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 cover featuring The Clash. The magazine highlights articles including an interview with Santana, coverage of Seasick Steve, and features on various artists like Brian Wilson and Jacob Dylan. No CD included, in very good condition.Table of contents from Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 showcasing features such as 'All Back To My Place,' 'Theories, Rants, Etc.,' and 'Hot News.' Includes highlights on artists like Genesis, Bruce Springsteen, and Radiohead.Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 featuring sections on Carlos Santana, Jakob Dylan, Peter Green, Seasick Steve, and Brian Wilson, highlighting musical insights and artist legacies.Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 showcasing The Clash, with an in-depth article titled 'Death or Glory' discussing the band's impact on combat rock and cultural chaos.Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 page featuring performance moments from The Clash, discussing the band's tensions during the creation of their music and live shows.Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 back cover promoting Bloc Party's album 'Intimacy,' emphasizing the music industry trends of the time.

Mojo Music Magazine November 2008 The Clash Cover No CD Included No Label VG

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Mojo Music Magazine – November 2008 – The Clash Cover (No CD, No Label)
Very Good Condition – Plastic Protective Cover Included

This listing is for the November 2008 issue of Mojo Music Magazine featuring The Clash on the cover. Please note: no CD is included, and no mailing label is attached. The magazine is in very good condition, showing minor edge wear only, and is overall in excellent shape for its age.

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Contents Overview:

FEATURES

  • Cover Story: The Clash – A deep dive into the making of Combat Rock. Mat Snow explores the internal tensions, creative breakthroughs, and cultural chaos that led to the beginning of the end for punk’s most iconic band. Featuring new insights from surviving members and close witnesses.

  • Carlos Santana – From Tijuana’s streets to cosmic rock icon, Santana recounts his spiritual and musical journey.

  • Jakob Dylan – Shedding The Wallflowers and stepping into his name, Dylan’s son reflects on legacy and identity.

  • Peter Green – The visionary guitarist who founded Fleetwood Mac and walked away from fame.

  • Seasick Steve – From Oakland hobo to Norfolk bluesman—does he still have the ramblin’ soul?

  • Brian Wilson – On his new L.A.-inspired song cycle and the bittersweet absence of The Beach Boys.

REGULARS

  • All Back To My Place – With Sarah Silverman, GZA, and Freddie Starr.

  • Theories, Rants, Etc. – Beatles-heavy debates and reader feedback.

  • Real Gone – Farewells to Ronnie Drew, Lita Roza, and Superclaw.

  • Ask Fred – Fred Dellar answers your questions—from Sinatra trivia to deep fan club knowledge.

  • Hello/Goodbye – Rowland S. Howard looks back at The Birthday Party’s descent from style to chaos.

WHAT GOES ON!

  • Hot News – The Specials reform (sort of), Stephen Stills on Hendrix, Bobby Gillespie calls out the crowd, Juana Molina’s hypnotic return, Glen Campbell’s comeback, and more.

THE MOJO FILTER

  • Albums – New releases from AC/DC, Bloc Party, Oasis, Juana Molina, and Don Cavalli.

  • The Mojo Playlist – A curated mix featuring Pink Eyes’ straight-edge favorites.

  • Reissues – Dylan’s Bootleg Series Vol. 8, New Order’s classic catalog, CCR, The Move, and U2 live.

  • Books – New releases on John Lennon, Oasis, Hank Mobley, and a definitive Clash volume.

  • DVDs – James Brown: Riot Stopper and The Holy Modal Rounders.

  • Lives – Bruce Springsteen in Nashville and Radiohead in turmoil.

  • How To Buy – A guide to collecting Genesis, including the often-overlooked Calling All Stations.

A compelling issue for fans of punk, classic rock, and musical legacy—this Clash-themed edition delivers unmatched depth and memorable storytelling across the decades.

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