MOJO magazine - The Specials cover (May 2008 - Issue 174)

MOJO magazine Issue 174 - The Specials cover (May 2008)
Good condition - some wear to cover

The free CD which was supplied with this magazine is not included

FRANZ FERDINAND - 1 page

THE RUBY SUNS - 1 page

MY MORNING JACKET - half-page

BILLY BRAGG - three-quarter page

LIZZ WRIGHT - half-page

PATTI SMITH - The punk godmother on surviving loss, poetry and portholes of consciousness
1 page

WAS (NOT WAS) - 1 page

STEVE EARLE - The revolutionary Texan troubadour takes us through the 12 steps of his tumultuous life
4 pages

THE BLACK KEYS - After six years crafting stripped-down blues magic, The Black Keys have made their best album yet... with Gorillaz producer Danger Mouse! Sylvie Simmons went to a snowy Akron to share burgers and small-town philosophy with the guitar 'n' drums duo
3 pages

BOB DYLAN - 1966 was the year that earnest folk chrysalis Bob Dylan emerged as a dirt-fritzed electric butterfly. Photographer Barry Feinstein captured the transformation. Danny Eccleston hears how
6 pages

PORTISHEAD - "Don't call it a reformation," say the enigmatic Bristolian trio, back with a third album of drones, murk and weird. "We've never been happier," they tell David Sheppard
6 pages

JETHRO TULL - Clad in his father's old mackintosh, Ian Anderson created a whirling dervish of an alter-ego that defined Jethro Tull's eccentric agrarian vision. While Nick Cave, Midlake and The Decemberists help Mojo celebrate the band's 40th anniversary, the flute-wielding frontman protests: "I had zero credentials to be a rock star!"
6 pages

NEIL YOUNG - Neil Young speaks to Martyn Palmer about friendly persuasion and finding a new fuel
10 pages

THE SPECIALS - Out of the inner-city misery and post-punk experiment of the late '70s came a group of black and white Coventry kids called The Specials who changed the way Britain dressed, danced and thought. Thirty years on, they've set aside their differences to talk to Mojo. "We were aiming for revolution," they tell Lois Wilson, "we were trying to change minds"
12 pages

THE LAST SHADOW PUPPETS - Album review
1 page

JOHNNY DOWD - Album review
1 page

WILCO - Gig review
2 pages

NEIL YOUNG - Gig review
1 page

YOUTH AND KILLING JOKE - "Hello Goodbye"
1 page