MOJO magazine - Syd Barrett cover (September 2006 - Issue 154)

Very good condition - carefully read once

The free CD originally supplied with this issue is NOT included

TAPES'N TAPES - 1 page

WILLIAM ELLIOTT WHITMORE - 1 page

SPARKS - The Mael brothers reflect with Johnny Black on 40 years of pop music derring-do, hirsute high-jinks and sibling strangery
5 pages

JOSE GONZALES - The unassuming prince of the new quiet revolution speaks to Stevie Chick about ringtones, that difficult second album and a PhD past researching herpes viruses. No, really
2 and a half pages

SYD BARRETT - Following his passing on July 7 2006, Rob Chapman celebrates the torn genius of Pink Floyd's dark star, while Paul Weller, Elton John, Wayne Kramer lead Mojo's all-star salute to British psychedelia's golden child
8 pages

BOB DYLAN - On the eve of the release of Modern Times, Bob Dylan's stock couldn't be higher. How did that happen? Mojo looks back on 20 years of artistic struggle, with Dylan experts Robert Hilburn and Phil Sutcliffe and the people who were there. Plus! An exclusive track-by-track breakdown of the new album
17 pages

JOAN BAEZ - Sylvie Simmons shares a tear and, surprisingly, a joke in this rare audience with Dylan's lover and muse, the queen of US protest folk
6 pages

SLY AND ROBBIE - They've played with everyone from The Rolling Stones to Grace Jones, Black Uhuru to Bob Dylan. David Katz listens in to the tough groove of Jamaica's rhythm kings
6 pages

TOM PETTY - Album review
1 page

THE YOUNG KNIVES - Album review
1 page

RUFUS WAINWRIGHT - Gig review
2 pages

ROGER WATERS - Gig review
1 page