MOJO magazine - Ian Curtis cover (February 2007 - Issue 159)

MOJO magazine - Ian Curtis cover (February 2007 - Issue 159)
Good condition

The free CD is not included

DAVID BOWIE - 2 pages

JAMIE T - 1 page

LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM talks of going back to basics, Fleetwood Mac, and showing off
1 pages

SPIRITUALIZED - three-quarter page

THE HOLD STEADY - 1 page

JOHN CALE - The Velvet Underground's viola-brandishing Welsh wizard on nasty Lou, pasty Nico, destroying himself, shopping for clothes and finding the funk
5 pages

ARCTIC MONKEYS - The Sheffield snoots' singular songwriter Alex Turner meets his hero, Manchester motormouth punk poet John Cooper Clarke. Lairy alliteration lapped up by Pat Gilbert
5 pages

KER-RANG! - Threatened by punk, Led Zep, Sabbath and Purple came under fire in 1977. A year later Iron Maiden, Def Leppard and Saxon led a new wave of British heavy metal that took punk on. And won...
9 pages

PETE SEEGER - Springsteen blew his cover. Friend of Woody Guthrie, folk trailblazer and the most blacklisted entertainer ever in the US sits down with Phil Sutcliffe to talk peace, pain and American history
5 pages

THE VIEW - 1 page

JOY DIVISION - With two new films and a raft of reissues, 2007 will be the Manchester moodists' year. Jon Savage, John Robb and Pat Gilbert go behind the myths
16 pages

THE FALL - Album review
1 page

GRUFF RHYS - Album review
1 page

THE SUGARCUBES - Gig review
2 pages

AMY WINEHOUSE - Gig review
1 page

PETER PERRETT AND THE ONLY ONES - "Hello Goodbye"
1 page