Mojo Music Magazine October 2001 featuring Gaye Advert on the cover, with text highlighting punk music including '100 Punk Scorchers' and mentions of bands like The Clash and Thin Lizzy.
A close-up of the contents page of Mojo Music Magazine October 2001, detailing articles on punk music, including features on Thin Lizzy, Spiritualized, and a roundup of unseen photos and tributes.
Image from Mojo Music Magazine October 2001 featuring Gaye Advert, captioned 'Who are these punks?', showcasing a punk aesthetic.
Two-page spread from Mojo Music Magazine October 2001 highlighting '100 Punk Scorchers' with images of punk bands and album covers.
Back cover of Mojo Music Magazine October 2001 featuring promotional text for Ian Brown's album 'Music Of The Spheres'.
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Mojo Music Magazine October 2001 featuring Gaye Advert on the cover, with text highlighting punk music including '100 Punk Scorchers' and mentions of bands like The Clash and Thin Lizzy.A close-up of the contents page of Mojo Music Magazine October 2001, detailing articles on punk music, including features on Thin Lizzy, Spiritualized, and a roundup of unseen photos and tributes.Image from Mojo Music Magazine October 2001 featuring Gaye Advert, captioned 'Who are these punks?', showcasing a punk aesthetic.Two-page spread from Mojo Music Magazine October 2001 highlighting '100 Punk Scorchers' with images of punk bands and album covers.Back cover of Mojo Music Magazine October 2001 featuring promotional text for Ian Brown's album 'Music Of The Spheres'.

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Mojo Music Magazine – October 2001 – Gaye Advert Cover (No CD, No Label)
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Offered here is the October 2001 issue of Mojo Music Magazine featuring Gaye Advert—punk icon and bassist of The Adverts—on the cover. This issue celebrates punk’s raw energy and enduring legacy, anchored by a countdown of the 100 greatest punk singles of 1975–1979, along with retrospectives, interviews, and rare insights into the genre's impact.

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Contents Overview – Issue 95

FEATURES

  • 100 Punk Scorchers – A definitive countdown of the loudest, fastest, and greatest punk singles from 1975–1979, as chosen by the MOJO team. Also includes updates on what punk legends are doing now.

  • Thin Lizzy – A deep dive into the poetry, romance, rock ’n’ roll, and tragedy of Phil Lynott and the band’s stormy legacy.

  • Spiritualized – Behind the scenes of the band's tumultuous journey and their pursuit of psychedelic soul transcendence.

  • Time Machine: October 1980 – Flashback coverage of Captain Beefheart’s UK tour, Paul Simon’s film flop, the Austin Mini Metro launch, and more.

REGULARS

  • Theories, Rants, Etc. – Reader letters filled with passion, critique, and opinion.

  • What Goes On – A colorful roundup:
    • Unseen Jeff Buckley photos
    • The unreleased Oasis album
    • Richard Thompson’s oddities
    • Jackie Gleason’s lounge stylings
    • Malcolm McLaren’s shower playlist
    • German cover songs, Tori Amos’s Zeppelin tastes, and more.

  • Real Gone – Tributes to John Walters, Leon Wilkeson, Harold Land, Betty Everett, and Larry Adler.

  • X-word – This month’s prize: an RPM CD-stuffed flight bag.

  • Hello Goodbye – Grant Hart reflects on the legacy of Hüsker Dü.

THE MOJO FILTER (Page 102)

  • New Albums – Reviews of Bob Dylan’s new release, plus Ryan Adams, Tori Amos, Spiritualized, The Waterboys, and Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci.

  • Reissues – T. Rex’s Electric Warrior, The Byrds, and Sammy Davis Jr.

  • Live Reviews – Coverage of Van Morrison, Nina Simone at Bishopstock, Fairport Convention, and James Brown.

  • At Your Service (Page 164) –
    • Nuggets – Celebrating rare vinyl and ephemera
    • Enlightenment – Music Q&A
    • Buried Treasure – Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse by Eugene McDaniels
    • How To Buy – A collector’s guide to John Lee Hooker
    • Diary – Events calendar

An essential issue for fans of punk rock, music collectors, and anyone interested in the gritty roots and cultural impact of late ’70s rebellion. The Gaye Advert cover and punk-focused feature make this a standout issue.

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