MOJO magazine - Iggy Pop cover (April 2007 - Issue 161)

MOJO magazine - Iggy Pop cover (April 2007 - Issue 161)
Good condition - the free CD is not included

THE POLICE - 1 page

THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN - half-page

CSS - 1 page

THE CORAL - three-quarter page

TED CHIPPINGTON - half-page

SEASICK STEVE - 1 page

RONNIE WOOD - Corvine riff machine and eternal oil on troubled water, for 40 years he dodged fame. Then, suddenly, the chickens came home to roost. "I just wanted to die," admits Ronnie Wood
5 pages

BRIGHT EYES - As Bright Eyes he's spent half his 27 years as the boozy Dylan of disaffected youth. On the eve of a new album, Stevie Chick finds a fitter, smarter Conor Oberst going after the big boys
4 pages

AHMET ERTEGUN - He founded Atlantic, the greatest 'indie' record company ever, signed everyone from Ray Charles to The Rolling Stones, and did it all with a rare panache. Over the next seven pages the stars pay tribute to Ahmet Ertegun and Andria Lisle tells his astonishing life story...
7 pages

GENESIS - Stung by the exit of Peter Gabriel, slandered by punk and riven with insecurities, Genesis survived '70s prog to become the biggest band of the '80s. Phil Sutcliffe finds out how
4 pages

PENTANGLE - A five-pointed collective of grooves, spook and cool, Pentangle revolutionised '60s music before being undone by booze, tour misery and "personal differences". In the wake of their 21st century comeback Will Hodgkinson meets the alchemists
6 pages

THE SUPREMES - So, is that new Dreamgirls film a true portrait of a Motown girl group in the '60s? Don't you believe it! Danger - heartbreak dead ahead, says Lois Wilson
5 pages

THE STOOGES - How Iggy Pop and the Asheton brothers created the greatest American rock band ever, destroyed it all, and have called up the demons again. "It's not like The Eagles," Iggy Pop tells Keith Cameron
12 pages

THE ARCADE FIRE - Album review
1 page

GRINDERMAN - Album review
1 page

MARTYN P. CASEY AND THE TRIFFIDS - "Hello Goodbye"
1 page