Mojo 162, mei 2007: Made In Britain 2007

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Mojo

No. 162, mei 2007

Mojo 162, mei 2007: Made In Britain 2007

	Made In Britain 2007
	Noisettes - Don't Give Up
	The 1990s - Arcade Precinct
	Vincent Vincent And The Villains - I'm Alive
	The View - Same Jeans
	Malcolm Middleton - A Brighter Beat
	Bat For Lashes - Horse And I
	Maps - Elouise
	Field Music - Working To Work
	The Rumble Strips - Sad City
	Cherry Ghost - Dead Man's Suit
	The Aliens - Honest Again
	The Young Knives - Another Hollow Line
	De Rosa - Steam Comes Off Our House
	The On Offs - Your Loss
	The Draytones - Keep Loving Me

15 tracks, 53:39

Mojo

THE ARCTIC MONKEYS...
The most exciting British rock band in a decade ascend to the status of superstars. Mojo witnesses fights and fan frenzy and turns them on to Nilsson and The Zombies. Plus! Why the Monkeys matter, by Paul Weller.

AEROSMITH
Off the wagon and off the rails with Steven Tyler, the Toxic Twin who taught rap how to rock and fell off more stages than you’ve had hot dinners. The most incredible rock’n’roll story ever told!

JOE STRUMMER: THE MAKING OF AN ICON
As a major documentary film nears release, director Julien Temple unveils the troubled heart of the Clash legend. Plus! Exclusive Joe portfolio by Clash court snapper Pennie Smith.

DISCO
Drugs, decadence and delirium! How the ultimate outsider genre changed music, conquered the world and lost its soul. By Chic biographer Daryl Easlea.

THE WEIRD WORLD OF TOM WAITS
Going against the grain with the go-to guy for tall tales and sonic convention-trashing. Gargling grit, and hitting bits of metal a speciality.

THE PROCLAIMERS
The unlikeliest comeback by the unlikeliest pop stars of all time!

PLUS!
In the studio with Dr Dre, Ian Brown and Dungen New psych meltdown with the Besnard Lakes Bassekou Kouyaté, king of the n’goni (it’s like a cricket bat with four strings) Bloc Party’s Kele Okerere on the record that changed his life How to buy U2 The melancholy tale of Dr Feelgood And David Lynch’s favourite band, Au Revoir Simone!

REVIEWED!
Merle Haggard live Kings Of Leon and Kris Drever come good The return of The Trees, Bebel Gilberto, The Waterboys and Prefab Sprout! Remembering Warren Zevon Modest Mouse and Bright Eyes’ emo throwdown Patti Smith covers Tears For Fears. No, really! John Savage on teenagers Iggy Pop between the covers Slade and Tim Buckley on celluloid The genius of Performance

AND FINALLY…
All back to Norah Jones and Stewart Copeland’s!

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Malcolm Middleton - A Brighter Beat

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