Mojo

STOP RIGHT THERE! This is the second part in a trilogy. Think "The Godfather Part II", "The Empire Strikes Back", "Police Academy 2". (Well, OK, perhaps you’re better not thinking about that last one!) I’m reviewing all three magazines in the title and comparing and contrasting them. My review on Q was part one and you may wish to refer to it before reading on. If you want to enter into the spirit of the whole thing, that is! If not, well, like all classic sequels, I’ve designed it so that it can stand alone, as it were. With the preliminaries out of the way, please read on ... more

Mojo is one of the best, if not the best magazine ever!, in the field of music. It is a magazine that will easily apply to both the informed and the uninformed in the field of music. With its expert articles on artists that played a great part in the formulation of music over the last 4 decades, it is one essential source of information. It also includes various forms of top lists on songs or people, always compiled with excellent and accurate information. Loads and loads of information on projects and new records as well as details on old. Loads of information on concerts and festivals that ... more

I have only fairly recently become interested in Mojo magazine, but of all the six issues I have bought, I have not been dissappointed yet. The magazine is very wide ranging, containing detailed reports on new releases, but also focusing on great bands and musicians of the past. Everything in the magazine is interesting and relevent to any reader, appealing to a wide range of people. The poplularity of Mojo is shown in the way that an issue is only out for two months before all of the copies are sold out! Musicians featured are always of interest, and the articles written always a pleasure to ... more