MOJO magazine - The Who cover (September 2000 - Issue 82)

MOJO magazine - The Who cover (September 2000 - Issue 82)
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The free CD supplied with this issue is not included

THE ACTION - They were the hippest Mod band of 1965, too cool to make it in the mainstream. So, naturally, Phil Collins is spearheading their revival. Lois Wilson explains
1 page

COLDPLAY - 1 page

k.d. LANG - 1 page

DEXY'S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS - They were known as difficult, argumentative and deranged. "We were far worse than that," say Kevin Rowland and 'Al' Archer, reunited exclusively for Mojo. Jim Irvin shares their pain
4 pages

OASIS - Oasis biographer Paolo Hewitt attended the band's Wembley shows hoping they'd call it a day. Did what he saw change his opinion?
5 pages

1965 - Rock's year zero. Richard Williams analyses those crucial 12 months
4 pages

THE WHO - From covers band to rock aristocracy
8 pages

LONDON CLUBS - The hottest haunts of 1965, selected by Val Wilmer and Geoff Brown
2 pages

THE KINKS - The Kinks cut some of the finest records of their era. Ray, Dave, Mick and Pete talk Johnny Black through their stormy '60s
10 pages

RAY DAVIES - 1 page

JULIE DRISCOLL - Rob Chapman uncovers the double life of Julie Driscoll - and Julie Tippetts
9 pages

THE MONKEES - Album review
1 page

WORLD PARTY - Album review
1 page

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE - Album review
½ page

CAMBRIDGE FOLK FESTIVAL - Review
2 pages

BRIAN WILSON - Gig review
1 page

DAMIAN O'NEILL & THE UNDERTONES - "Hello Goodbye"
1 page