MOJO magazine - David Gilmour cover (April 2006 - Issue 149)

Good condition - carefully read once

The free CD is not included

MARIZA - 1 page

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS - three-quarter page

WILSON PICKETT - 3 pages

VAN MORRISON - Belfast's soul brother busts myths, battles mediocrity and damns instant celebrity. "Suddenly everone's a big shot," he tells Peter Doggett
5 pages

MORRISSEY - Heaven knows, he's not miserable now! The rejuvenated nabob of sob talks honestly to Andrew Male about childhood, happiness, love and darts
6 pages

WIRE - Combining art school sensibilities and musical inability, Wire rejected punk's pub-rock posturings for driving minimalism, fewer chords and no guitar solos. With the reissue of their first three masterpieces, Keith Cameron meets the eloquent gentlemen behind the steely battleplan
6 pages

BILLY BRAGG - Great British songwriter and one-man '80s army in the war on all things Thatcher, Stephen William Bragg looks back on the personal and the political with John Harris
6 pages

DAVID GILMOUR - On the eve of the release of his new solo album, the customarily reserved David Gilmour spends five hours in Phil Sutcliffe's company to deliver a remarkably candid account of his life in Pink Floyd and beyond. Stand by for a very English tale of fear, loathing and unassuming superstardom
14 pages

SYD BARRETT - Written off as the ultimate '60s psych casualty, in 1972 former Pink Floyd frontman Syd Barrett made one last bid for musical expression with Stars. Mark Sturdy reveals the untold story
4 pages

THE FLAMING LIPS - Album review
1 page

MORRISSEY - Album review
1 page

SETH LAKEMAN - Album review
1 page

THE ROLLING STONES - Gig review
2 pages

TEDDY THOMPSON - Gig review
1 page

CHAZ JANKEL AND IAN DURY - "Hello Goodbye"
1 page