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Scarlett Johansson
Anywhere I Lay My Head
Neither an abysmal failure nor a stunning success, Scarlett Johansson's debut album of ten Tom Waits songs is audacious, risky and, unfortunately, far too overproduced to feel truly authentic.
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The Breeders
Mountain Battles
The Deal Sisters have popped up with an unexpectedly powerful rock'n'roll album, composed on their deep American roots.
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Ween
La Cucaracha
Ween’s new album is a masterpiece that we would be stupid to forget behind our furniture.
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Babyshambles
Shotter's Nation
On Shotter's Nation, Pete Doherty got more solid songs than he did in his entire career.
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French Cafe
French Cafe
A great CD of French chansons and gypsy jazz that meets the needs of an American generation starved for culture and malnourished on the frothy but empty pseudo coffee culture of Starbucks.
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The Songs Of Almodóvar
Movie Sountrack
The high drama, insanity and tenderness of Almodóvar's movies: Matador, Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down, High Heels, and Kika among many others is further underlined by his choice of music.
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Sigue Sigue Sputnik
Flaunt It
13 years before the planet succumbed to Prodigy's techno-punk, Sigue Sigue Sputnik had an intergalactic hit with a "Missile F1-11" foreseeing the electronica of the 90's.
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Moby
live in Hollywood
Moby proves himself to be a creature of the stage and his show is a demonstration of his own explosive blend of techno-rock.
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