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06.10.14

R.E.M.: <em>R.E.M. Unplugged: The Complete 1991 and 2001 Sessions</em>

By Lynne Margolis
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06.09.14

Mary Gauthier: <em>Trouble & Love</em>

By Stephen Trageser
Album Reviews

06.06.14

Black Prairie: <em>Fortune</em>

By Lee Zimmerman
Track Reviews

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Track Review: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, “American Dream Plan B”

By Jeff Terich
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06.06.14

Glenn Tilbrook: <em>Happy Ending</em>

By Hal Horowitz
Album Reviews

06.05.14

Mike Mattison: <em>You Cant Fight Love</em>

By Hal Horowitz
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06.03.14

Billy Joel: <em>A Matter Of Trust: The Bridge To Russia</em>

By Jim Beviglia
Album Reviews

06.03.14

Camper Van Beethoven: <em>El Camino Real</em>

By Hal Horowitz
Album Reviews

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Joe Henry: <em>Invisible Hour</em>

By Hal Horowitz
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LP: <em>Forever For Now</em>

By Jim Beviglia
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Clap Your Hands Say Yeah: <em>Only Run</em>

By Jeff Terich
Album Reviews

06.03.14

Lee Fields & the Expressions: <em>Emma Jean</em>

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