Mojo Music Magazine September 2004 featuring The Beatles on the cover, showcasing four band members at a press conference with a vintage feel.
Inside pages of Mojo Music Magazine September 2004 highlighting features including Paul Weller and The Pogues, with singer Shane MacGowan captured passionately performing.
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Mojo Music Magazine September 2004 featuring The Beatles on the cover, showcasing four band members at a press conference with a vintage feel.Inside pages of Mojo Music Magazine September 2004 highlighting features including Paul Weller and The Pogues, with singer Shane MacGowan captured passionately performing.Close-up of the inner pages of Mojo Music Magazine September 2004, revealing contents including 'The Beatles' cover story and feature articles related to music history.Page from Mojo Music Magazine September 2004 featuring regulars section including articles on Morrissey, Led Zeppelin, and music tributes. The Beatles No CD Included No Label.Two men, likely John Lennon and another, featured in Mojo Music Magazine September 2004 with the headline Nice Country. The Beatles No CD Included No Label.Page discussing how The Beatles changed America with images related to the period from Mojo Music Magazine September 2004. The Beatles No CD Included No Label.Page from Mojo Music Magazine September 2004 featuring an article on The Beatles' influence in America, along with related historical images. The Beatles No CD Included No Label.Cover image of a Chanel advertisement featuring a male model, unrelated to Mojo Music Magazine September 2004. The Beatles No CD Included No Label.

Mojo Music Magazine September 2004 The Beatles No CD Included No Label

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Mojo Music Magazine – September 2004 – The Beatles Cover (No CD, No Label)
Good Condition – Plastic Protective Cover Included

Up for sale is the September 2004 issue of Mojo Music Magazine featuring The Beatles on the cover. This issue offers classic MOJO deep-dive journalism, insightful reviews, and essential retrospectives. Please note: no CD is included, and there is no mailing label on the cover. The magazine is in good condition, showing normal handling wear for its age, with all pages intact.

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Contents Overview – Issue 130

FEATURES

While the complete details of The Beatles cover feature are not fully visible, this edition centers around the Fab Four—likely exploring an anniversary, deep-cut analysis, or rare archival content. Expect the usual rich narrative, critical insight, and historical perspective that Mojo is known for when covering The Beatles.

REGULARS

  • All Back To My Place – Morrissey, Ian Rankin, and Lulu—guess who’s the Lulu fan?

  • Theories, Rants, Etc. – Readers weigh in on the recent Led Zeppelin CD and the Top 50 British Guitarists list.

  • Real Gone – Tributes to Arthur "Killer" Kane (New York Dolls), Syreeta Wright, and Sacha Distel.

  • Ask Fred – Fred Dellar answers your music mysteries, including a curious Gram Parsons 7-inch.

  • Hello/Goodbye – Andy Summers on the emotional fallout after The Police disbanded.

WHAT GOES ON!

  • Hot News – Updates on R.E.M.'s delayed album, a revival of the folk scene, Graham Coxon’s favorite spoon, and Liam Howlett’s love for Bad Manners.

THE MOJO FILTER

  • Albums (Page 89) – Reviews of new releases by The Fiery Furnaces, Björk, The Libertines, Crosby-Nash, and The Finn Brothers.

  • The Mojo Playlist (Page 106) – Includes William Shatner’s cover of Common People, plus Colin Newman’s (Wire) personal iPod picks.

  • Reissues (Page 108) – Featuring Johnny Burnette, The Kinks, Paul Simon, and a 10th-anniversary edition of Jeff Buckley’s Grace.

  • DVDs (Page 122) – Elvis: ’68 Comeback Special, A Mighty Wind, and Sonic Youth video retrospectives.

  • Books (Page 124) – A cultural study of The White Stripes and a well-reviewed Howlin’ Wolf biography.

  • Lives (Page 128) – Elvis Costello with a symphony orchestra, and Wilco in a more intimate setting.

  • How To Buy (Page 136) – A collector’s guide to Elvis Presley, from gospel to Vegas-era, as voted by readers.

This is a must-have issue for Beatles collectors and music historians, packed with smart editorial content, rare insights, and wide-ranging music coverage.

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