Mojo Music Magazine September 2006 featuring Syd Barrett on the cover, highlighting the tribute to the Pink Floyd founder, with features on musicians like Paul Weller and John Lennon.
Inside view of Mojo Music Magazine September 2006, showcasing feature articles including Syd Barrett and Bob Dylan, offering insights into mid-2000s music culture.
Regulars section of Mojo Music Magazine September 2006, listing various articles including interviews and reviews, reflecting on key music events and albums of the time.
Another view from Mojo Music Magazine September 2006, displaying a portrait of Joan Baez, capturing the artistic and cultural contributions of influential musicians.
Mojo Music Magazine September 2006 featuring an article about a musician performing with an American flag in the background. The page showcases a detailed narrative and photographs, highlighting the significance of the music culture.
Mojo Music Magazine September 2006 showcasing a page with a review of Johnny Cash's album 'American V: A Hundred Highways'. The layout features prominent ratings and commentary about the album, underscoring its impact in music history.
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Mojo Music Magazine September 2006 featuring Syd Barrett on the cover, highlighting the tribute to the Pink Floyd founder, with features on musicians like Paul Weller and John Lennon.Inside view of Mojo Music Magazine September 2006, showcasing feature articles including Syd Barrett and Bob Dylan, offering insights into mid-2000s music culture.Regulars section of Mojo Music Magazine September 2006, listing various articles including interviews and reviews, reflecting on key music events and albums of the time.Another view from Mojo Music Magazine September 2006, displaying a portrait of Joan Baez, capturing the artistic and cultural contributions of influential musicians.Mojo Music Magazine September 2006 featuring an article about a musician performing with an American flag in the background. The page showcases a detailed narrative and photographs, highlighting the significance of the music culture.Mojo Music Magazine September 2006 showcasing a page with a review of Johnny Cash's album 'American V: A Hundred Highways'. The layout features prominent ratings and commentary about the album, underscoring its impact in music history.

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Mojo Music Magazine – September 2006 – Syd Barrett Cover (No CD, No Label)
Good Condition – Plastic Protective Sleeve Included

This listing is for the September 2006 issue of Mojo Music Magazine, featuring Syd Barrett on the cover in tribute to the enigmatic founder of Pink Floyd. A must-have issue for collectors and fans of psych rock and music history.

  • Condition: Good — minor edge wear (see photos)

  • The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive

  • Combined shipping available upon request

  • Item is shipped in a protective plastic sleeve

Key Contents – September 2006 Issue

REGULARS

  • All Back To My Place (p. 9)
    Bic Runga, Frank Black, and Mackenzie Crook share their favorite sounds — with a surprise nod to David Fanshawe.

  • Theories, Rants, Etc. (p. 11)
    Readers rave about the James Brown CD, but have mixed feelings on the Beatles reissue.

  • Real Gone (p. 36)
    Remembering Arif Mardin, Freddie Gorman, and Johnnie Wilder.

  • Ask Fred (p. 140)
    Fred tackles questions about Cher going punk, outlawed drums, and the elusive Lone Groover.

  • Hello/Goodbye (p. 146)
    From mannequins in Chorley to LA limos: the rise and fallout of John Foxx and Ultravox.

WHAT GOES ON! (p. 14)

  • Hot News

    • Mickey Mouse meets London Calling

    • Yusuf Islam reflects on his Cat Stevens past

    • Matt Bellamy channels Mule Variations

    • Cerys Matthews does… herself

    • P.F. Sloan gives a status update

    • And: Kiss without makeup?

THE MOJO FILTER – Reviews & Editorial Picks

  • Albums (p. 89)

    • Tom Petty brings road-trip omens and wide-eyed Americana

    • The Young Knives drop raw, edgy indie

    • Lambchop continues their gentle brilliance

  • The Mojo Playlist (p. 108)
    Steven Severin shares his essential listening.

  • Reissues (p. 110)
    A final salute to Captain Beefheart, rockabilly mayhem, jazzy British rhythms, and the Peddlers’ lost London suite.

  • Books (p. 124)
    Dive into the history of Impulse Records, a new John Lennon memoir, and a gritty New York Dolls biography.

  • DVDs (p. 126)
    Featuring Daniel Johnston’s strange universe, ’80s Detroit robot-funk, and a live set from Roy Harper.

  • Lives (p. 128)
    Roger Waters pays homage to Judy Garland. Rufus Wainwright takes on Dark Side Of The Moon. Yes, really.

  • How To Buy (p. 138)
    It’s a spooky one — Mojo explores horror soundtracks. Did Carry On Screaming make the cut?

An essential tribute issue for Syd Barrett and a fascinating snapshot of mid-2000s music culture.

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