Limited super-deluxe vinyl edition of the robots’ live releases so far.

MOJO's experts filter Bowie's most amazing recorded moments. Read more in the latest MOJO mag, featuring 3 collectable covers.

On sale from Tuesday, December 30, the new issue of MOJO features David Bowie’s 100 Greatest Songs – selected, analyzed and re-evaluated by our expert writers. It’s a cover story so big it required three collectable covers! [BUY YOUR FAVOURITE BELOW] And that’s just the beginning of our celebration of Bowie’s genius as we speak to his closest collaborators and reveal the secrets behind his great first album, The Man Who Sold The World. The Free CD provides more yet insight, with 15 songs from the artists whose influence paved the way for The Dame: David Bowie’s Heroes featuring music from Chuck Berry, Billy Fury, Frank Sinatra, The Pretty Things and more. Also in the issue: The Kinks in the ’70s, a tribute to Ian McLagan, plus R.E.M., FKA Twigs and bruising encounter with Black Flag legend Henry Rollins. Let’s dance...

The Beatles lead the tributes to Sheffield’s soul belter.

Songs for a Yule guitar: the singer-songwriter sends distinctive seasonals.

The Welsh trio storm through 1994 classic album, The Holy Bible, and look to the future.

South London’s hip-hop swaps Broken Britain for bitter Brittany but still warms the cockles.

David Bowie guitar guru plays on beardy NY singer-songwriter’s new album, reckons it’s the real deal.

Listen to Short Movie, the title track from the beguiling folkstress's forthcoming album – out March 23.

Former model hopes Grateful Dead star’s touching missive (and sketch) will pay for medical bills.

Digging into Shadows In The Night’s songbook retrievals and their routes to Sinatra.

Q-Tip and Funkadelic member Kendra Foster help out on the R&B innovator's surprise comeback.

Our 'Director's Cut’ Q&A embraces punk, feminism, oral sex: “I was writing a letter to myself.”

Exclusive! Listen to Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert's remodelling of The Charlatans frontman’s solo track, Oh Men.

Welsh lads’ 1994 ethical Armageddon marks its 20th anniversary in deluxe edition style.

Cream’s hell-raiser opens up about a life of great drumming and rotten luck in moving MOJO interview.

Shadows In The Night – out in February – features ten standards, but it's not a covers album. No way.

The man who took dance music mainstream sings the praises of the new Hi-Res Audio format.

The single's 40th anniversary will be celebrated with new seven-inch vinyl release in February.

This month's cover stars tell MOJO that 2015 dates will reveal "if we’ve achieved what we set out to achieve".

The Small Faces and Faces keyboard legend passes away unexpectedly, age 69.

MOJO’s Editor-In-Chief pays his respects to The Rolling Stones' saxophone colossus.

The band - complete with Christine McVie - announced as first headliners for the event next June.

Australia’s greatest living band grapple with the dying of the light.