Music Disc Reviews

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Parke Puterbaugh  |  Dec 14, 2005  | 
Prairie Wind Reprise
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In typical yin-yang fashion, Neil Young follows a rockier, more offbeat p
Richard C. Walls  |  Dec 14, 2005  | 
Jacksonville City Nights Lost Highway
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Both eclectic and prolific - this is his second of three
Rob O'Connor  |  Dec 14, 2005  | 
Z RCA/ATO
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A trip through rock's storied past, perhaps?
Steve Simels  |  Dec 14, 2005  | 
A Musical History Capitol
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A Time to Love Motown
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It was hard to know just what to expect from Stevie Wonder's A T
Billy Altman  |  Jan 14, 2006  | 
Catching Tales Verve Forecast
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On his breakout major-label debut, Twentysomething, the jazz-based E
Brett Milano  |  Jan 14, 2006  | 
Kate Bush Aerial Columbia
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Shine Columbia
Music •••• Sound •••• DualDisc Extras •••½
A more appropriate cover photo would sh
Parke Puterbaugh  |  Jan 14, 2006  | 
12 Songs Columbia
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Neil Diamond's 12 Songs isn't quite the artistic rehabilitation we heard
Rob O'Connor  |  Jan 14, 2006  | 
The Magic Numbers Capitol
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Is it the sound of the Strokes hitting the sandbox or Belle & Sebastian getti
Billy Altman  |  Feb 03, 2006  | 
Kenny Chesney The Road and the RadioBNA
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Jeff Perlah  |  Feb 03, 2006  | 
Hypnotize American/Columbia
Music ••••½ Sound ••••½ DualDisc Extras •••½
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Ken Richardson  |  Feb 03, 2006  | 

They'll breakfast at Tiffany's, they'll sing to you in Japanese - oh, wait. Jardin, jardin, jardin, jardin! That would be French. No matter - they're still only here to entertain you. And that's exactly what the young boys in The Darkness do on their second album, One Way Ticket to Hell ...

Parke Puterbaugh  |  Feb 03, 2006  | 
29 Lost Highway
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Ryan Adams released three albums in 2005, a remarkable statistical feat but not
Richard C. Walls  |  Feb 03, 2006  | 
Canvas Blue Note
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The Blue Note debut (and second CD) of 27-year-old jazz pianist Robert Glaspe

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