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Teen Ink Magazine, October 2000 : Music Articles

*NSync and Marilyn Manson Michael Jackson became a pop god because we worshippedhim. Ozzy Osbourne became big because a lot of us liked to hate him. Continue...	Coal Chamber: Chamber Music If you have been looking for a band to change the way youlook at yourself, Coal Chamber is it. They focus on letting kids know it's okayto be different. Coal Chamber is made up of lead singer B. Continue...
Korn In the second half of the '90s, the metal scene wasdominated by bands that built a bridge between metal and rap. These bands owemuch of their success to Korn, who made this music popular and brought it outfrom underground. Continue...	Mandy Moore: So Real Mandy Moore's "So Real" isn't really real. Shelooks great and she has a pretty voice, but is it really all her? Ireceived this CD as a gift, and listen to it every night. Continue...
Reel Big Fish: Why Do They Rock So Hard? You may remember Reel Big Fish from their debut album"Turn the Radio Off." Well, here they are with their sophomore attempt,and it has all the ska from the first album and a whole lot more. Continue...

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