MOJO magazine - Radiohead cover (August 2003 - Issue 117)

Fair to good condition - there is some creasing to front cover (near to spine) - light wear throughout

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

ROBERT PALMER - half page

MARTINA TOPLEY BIRD - One and a quarter pages

M. WARD - half page

GLEN CAMPBELL - 3 pages

COMMON AND THE ROOTS - 4 pages

THE CURE - Alex Petridis delves into their mid-'80s goth-swathed glory days - LSD lunacy, beer can sculpture, existential despair and, of course, smudged lipstick. "I thought we should be making Mahler symphonies, not pop music," reasons Robert Smith
8 pages

KINGS OF LEON - Three fuzz-faced Tennessee brothers and their cousin, raised in a car by a Pentecostal preacher, playing country garage-rock, Kings Of Leon certainly have a grand story to tell
4 pages

THE ROLLING STONES VERSUS AC/DC - The Rolling Stones, before they hit the UK, took on AC/DC head-to-head in Germany for three nights only. James McNair had a front row seat for the ultimate rock'n'roll sparring match
5 pages

GILLIAN WELCH - She loves that "old mountain sound" and she deals with "stuff that still matters". She's Gillian Welch. The most potent singer songwriter in America talks to us
4 pages

BILL WITHERS - Remembered as a smooth '70s balladeer and a raw soul pioneer, Bill Withers is the music legend who opted out. We tracked him down - and hears how the record industry wrecked his career
6 pages

RADIOHEAD - From new album to triumphant Glastonbury return, we gets the ultimate interview
16 pages

JANE'S ADDICTION - Album review
1 page

MARTIN GORDON AND SPARKS - "Hello, Goodbye"
1 page