MOJO magazine - Sid Vicious cover (February 2005 - Issue 135)

MOJO magazine - Sid Vicious cover (February 2005 - Issue 135)
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The free CD is not included

MADELEINE PEYROUX - 1 page

PIXIES - 1 page

MARIANNE FAITHFULL - Wooed by Dylan, ripped off by Jagger, too hardcore for Burroughs. Meet Marianne Faithfull
5 pages

MANIC STREET PREACHERS - With The Holy Bible The Manic Street Preachers jettisoned situationist glamour for a defiant, post-punk nihilism that charted the mental deterioration of their chief lyricist, Richey Edwards. Ten years on the band speak to Keith Cameron about their most notorious album
5½ pages

BETTY DAVIS - She was friends with Hendrix, Bolan and Sly, married Miles Davis, changed his look and sound, and recorded three of the toughest funk albums ever. Then Betty Davis disappeared. Thirty years on, the Nasty Gal gets her dues
4 pages

GUNS N' ROSES - Mick Wall files an eye-witness account of the rise and fall of the ultimate rock'n'roll hedonists
11½ pages

BOB DYLAN - 40 years ago this month, Bob Dylan walked into Columbia's Studio A and walked out having invented rock music as we know it. Corralling eyewitness testimony and tracing the roots of Dylan's conversion, Mojo tells the incredible story of Bringing It All Back Home
9 pages

SID VICIOUS - Pat Gilbert charts his path from loose cannon to Sex Pistol
8 pages

SID VICIOUS - When Sid Vicious joined the Sex Pistols in 1977 it was the end of the band and the beginning of his metamorphosis into mythic rock star, Nancy Spungen and a grim US tour. David Dalton and friends saw it all
5 pages

MERCURY REV - Album review
1 page

ADAM GREEN - Album review
1 page

R.E.M. - Gig review
2 pages

SECRET MACHINES - Gig review
1 page