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MUSIC REVIEWS: Sufjan Stevens
Ken Richardson  |  Oct 01, 2005
Illinois Asthmatic Kitty
Music •••• Sound ••••
I'll take half this review to say that Track 2 is called "The Black Haw
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Music Reviews
MUSIC REVIEWS: Dungen
Parke Puterbaugh  |  Oct 01, 2005
Ta Det Lugnt Kemado
Music •••½Sound ••
Ta Det Lugnt sounds like one of those early 1970s albums by bands b
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Music Reviews
MUSIC REVIEWS: Ry Cooder
Richard C. Walls  |  Oct 01, 2005
Chávez Ravine Nonesuch/Perro Verde
Music •••½Sound ••••
Guitarist Ry Cooder's latest project is a concept album
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Music Reviews
MUSIC REVIEWS: Son Volt
Parke Puterbaugh  |  Oct 01, 2005
Okemah and the Melody of Riot Transmit Sound/Legacy
Music •••½Sound ••• D
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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
DVD REVIEWS: Dave Chappelle
Brandon Grafius  |  Oct 01, 2005
Chappelle's Show: Season 2 Paramount
Series •••½Picture/Sound ••••½
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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
DVD REVIEWS: Sahara
Ken Korman  |  Oct 01, 2005
Paramount
Movie ••½Picture/Sound •••• Extras ••
Indiana Jones meets James Bond by way of Gunga Din in this everyt
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Music Reviews
Music: F Is For 'Fake'
 |  Oct 01, 2005

We can live with the current album by GORILLAZ, Demon Days (Virgin). At least there are real artists behind this fake band - er, "virtual hip-hop group." Here, Damon Albarn, once again taking a Blurman's holiday, replaces Dan the Automator with Danger Mouse, he of The Grey Album.

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Audio Video News
iPod Mind Melds with Cassette Deck
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Oct 01, 2005
If you're one of the three people in the world - and that includes me - who don't yet have an iPod, here's yet another reason to go out and get one. Griffen Technology, Inc., a company that makes all sorts of very cool computer-related accessories, has announced that they're now shipping the SmartDeck Intelligent Cassette Adapter for iPod.
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Audio Video News
Sit Up and Sit Down
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Oct 01, 2005
Hard-core movie watchers may never get up off the couch (or comfy recliner) now that D-BOX Technologies, Inc. has introduced the Quest X3ME. (D-BOX says you're supposed to pronounce "X3ME" as "extreme". To me it looks more like "ex cubed me", which sounds like what someone with a bad cold says after they sneeze on you, but it's their product so we'll let them say it any way they want.)
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Other Tech
The List
 |  Sep 30, 2005
We've added three products to The List for October. Printer specialist HP put a color scientist in charge of creating the company's first rear-projection TV, a 65-inch 1080p monster no less, and just about slam-dunked it. Escient gets a nod for making its highly evolved FireBall music-server technology available for half the cost of prior models.
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