MOJO magazine - Liam Gallagher cover (May 1996 - Issue 30)

MOJO magazine Issue 30 - Liam Gallagher cover (May 1996)
Fair to good condition - read once - light wear throughout

OCEAN COLOUR SCENE
1 page

DON HENLEY - On Eagles, lakes and the joys of silence
1 page

JOAN OSBORNE
three quarter page

OASIS - March 1996: Oasisteria grips the States. America's most controversial rock journalist Dave Marsh catches up with the band in New York, while legendary photographer Jill Furmanovsky exclusively reports from inside the tour
9 pages

HERMAN'S HERMITS - Judged purely on the Stateside screamometer Herman's Hermits were as big as The Beatles. When 17-year-old Peter Noone and his clean-cut chums left a stage there wasn't a dry seat in the house - nor a way back to the hotel. "We were completely lost," he confides to Dawn Eden
2 pages

LED ZEPPELIN - When it comes to hardware, military logistics and sheer firepower, Led Zeppelin wrote the book. But it was a book that could only be written on US manoeuvres. Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones remember the year they 'broke' America - 1969
4 pages

CULTURE CLUB - They first visited America in December 1982. The following month Do You Really Want To Hurt Me entered the US Top 40, making it to Number 2 on the Billboard charts. Over the following 13 months the group enjoyed five more Top 10 hits,including the Number 1, Karma Chameleon. Boy George is interviewed by Spencer Bright
1 page

PUB ROCK - Featuring Brinsley Schwarz, Chilli Willi, Dr. Feelgood, Graham Parker, Ian Dury, Kilburn And The High Roads and more
19 pages