New Lou interview in MOJO

Poop DeVille · Post by **Poop DeVille** » 01 Apr 2005 15:29

In the USA, the April issue of MOJO will have a new Lou interview.

Cordoban · Post by **Cordoban** » 06 Apr 2005 00:21

Yes, and Lou is INCREDIBLY hostile. But then he cries, too.

Also in Mojo is a short blurb about the Dolph acetate being found.

Alll in all, well worth your money.

sars · Post by **sars** » 06 Apr 2005 03:38

who's on the cover? I looked through the joy division one and didn't see anything about Lou.

MJG196 · Post by **MJG196** » 06 Apr 2005 04:20

Thats because the Joy Division issue was USA's March issue.

velvi$ · Post by **velvi$** » 06 Apr 2005 21:26

It has Marc Bolan on the cover!

The Lou interview is quite funny

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MJG196 · Post by **MJG196** » 01 Jun 2005 00:42

Hey! Lou made the cover of the American import MOJO! "The Bells" era photo.

MJG196 · Post by **MJG196** » 01 Jun 2005 12:50

Hey, on page 46, the American import MOJO has a line blacked out. Can somoene please tell me what the four lines say below the title of the Dino Jr article?

"Inspired by Sabbath, Hardcore and OI!, Dinosaur Jr lit the late '80s with their fireball rock while...

Homme Fatale · Post by **Homme Fatale** » 01 Jun 2005 15:14

mg196 wrote:Hey, on page 46, the American import MOJO has a line blacked out. Can somoene please tell me what the four lines say below the title of the Dino Jr article?

"Inspired by Sabbath, Hardcore and OI!, Dinosaur Jr lit the late '80s with their fireball rock while...

It's the same here! "...rock while... ... ...like living in a gulag," learns..."

velvi$ · Post by **velvi$** » 01 Jun 2005 21:38

Same here (UK) 3rd line is blacked out - I hadn't noticed.

Incidentally...
just returning to the Lou interview for a moment, he mentions a song he wrote during his time with Pickwick called 'Let The Wedding Bells Ring'. Is this track available on a pre-vu compilation anywhere?

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MJG196 · Post by **MJG196** » 02 Jun 2005 03:47

There is an Isley Brothers song titled "Ring-A-Ling-A-Ling (Let the Wedding Bells Ring)," written by Richard Jackson. It is always possible that the song never was recorded.