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Brett Milano  |  Dec 03, 2007
Chrome Dreams II Reprise
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In the same way that American Stars 'n Bars is rememb

Steve Simels  |  Mar 03, 2008
Hernando Songs of the South
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Studio Album No.

Jeff Perlah  |  Sep 03, 2007
Can I Keep This Pen? Ipecac
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My homies (from the same high school on Long Island) have bolted from Columbia and are n
Robert Ripps  |  Oct 04, 2011

According to the press release that accompanied my preview copy of this CD, Paul McCartney was "keen to tell a story through the music" of his first-ever ballet score. He ended up telling two: not just a love story but also the tale of "an underwater world whose people are threatened by the humans of Earth."

Robert Ripps  |  Aug 07, 2011

Murray Perahia’s recordings of Bach’s Keyboard Concertos, originally released from 2001 to 2003, have now been reissued in this specially priced Limited Edition three-CD set (with a new essay by Jeremy Siepmann) — and if you missed them the first time around, do not make that mistake again.

Billy Altman  |  Apr 03, 2008
Working Man's Café Ammal/New West
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This follow-up to 2006's fine Other People's Lives

Parke Puterbaugh  |  Apr 21, 2011

For Richard X. Heyman, a pop savant rooted in the fertile loam of the Sixties, the first disc of his new double album is quite literally a labor of love. He takes pains to note that Tiers isn’t a rock opera, but rather a pop opera — or “popera,” for short. 

Brett Milano  |  Jan 27, 2008
Liverpool 8 Capitol
Music •••½Sound ½

Ringo Starr has never made an album that was less than entertai

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