MOJO magazine - Brian Wilson cover (March 2004 - Issue 124)

MOJO magazine - Brian Wilson cover (March 2004 - Issue 124)
Good condition

The free CD is not included

MADRUGADA - 1 page

JOLIE HOLLAND - ½ page

BRIAN WILSON - It was due in January 1967. But the Beach Boys' Smile LP was shelved when its creator Brian Wilson refused to finish it. Now he has. As he heads to the UK to play it live for the first time, Wilson and lyricist Van Dyke Parks talk to Sylvie Simmons about pop's lost masterpiece
7½ pages

THE MARS VOLTA - Rat poison, afros and 21st century schizoid prog. Stevie Chick speaks to the most out-there band out there
5 pages

THE VELVET UNDERGROUND - Velvets biographer Victor Bockris on Lou Reed, love songs and the band's harrowing third album
4 pages

NICO - In 1967 Nico was the face of The Velvet Underground. But by 1970 she was a lonely junkie. What went wrong?
6 pages

JOHN CALE - In 1968, John Cale was out of the Velvets, finding his way as a producer, solo artist and drug wildman. David Sheppard hears his story
5 pages

ANDY WARHOL - When innocent English teens David and Sarah Dalton met Andy Warhol in 1961 their eyes were opened to a whole new world of pop culture and fabulous people. David Dalton relives their first encounter with the art magus. that "little Czech tank in a silver wig"
6 pages

NORAH JONES - Album review
1 page

COURTNEY LOVE - Album review
1 page

FRANZ FERDINAND - Album review
½ page

THE FLAMING LIPS, THE WHITE STRIPES - Gig review
2 pages

GENE PARSONS AND THE BYRDS - "Hello Goodbye"
1 page