Q magazine - U2 cover (Summer 2001)

Q Magazine - U2 cover (Summer 2001 - Issue 180)
Good condition

Boy George - 4 pages

U2 - Welcome to the America-charming, jet-chartering, glitterati-partying, politician-swooning, scripture-quoting, non-stop-touring world of U2. "It's like joining the priesthood or the Mob," they explain to Dorian Lynskey. "The only way you get out is when you die or somebody whacks you"
10 pages

The Strokes - 1 page

Tool - 1 page

Aaliyah - 1 page

Madonna - 5 pages

Groove Armada - 2 pages

Starsailor - 4 pages

Terence Trent D'Arby - half page

The Making of Tubular Bells - 2 pages

Mark Linkous - 3 pages

Ian Brown - "I suppose I could be slightly eccentric," admits the non-drinking, all-smoking Ian Brown. Vietnamese pyramids, Mexican fruit, cocaine "vampires" and the royal family - Rupert Howe discovers that the former Stone Rose still has an opinion on everything
4 pages

Bjork has a new pad, a new partner and a new album of "modern chamber music". But why is there a man wearing a vegetable steamer in her living room? "You can't write a song if everybody knows what colour socks you wear," she advises a baffled John Harris
5 pages

Linkin Park - Are Linkin Park the pre-fabricated face of nu-metal? Drug convictions, obsessive fans and a festival slot alongside Slipknot would suggest otherwise. "We really don't give a s**t," they inform David Quantick
3 pages

Kid Rock - "Famous Last Words"
1 page

Catatonia - Album review
2 pages

Paul Weller - Gig review
2 pages