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Teen Ink Magazine, May 2001 : Music Articles

Aaron Carter - Aaron's Party (Come Get It) Young people all over the world dream of becoming afamous singer. This dream rarely comes true, but it does for some.Thirteen-year-old Aaron Carter is already becoming a household name, and younggirls everywhere are flocking to his concerts. Continue...	Andy Griggs - You Won't Ever Be Lonely Andy Griggs' debut CD is a brilliant collection ofup-tempo beats and power ballads that lifelong country fans and newcomers alikecan enjoy. Continue...
BT - Movement in Still Life After sampling "Dreaming" and"Godspeed," two tracks from BT's latest CD, I cannot say I wasimmediately hooked. Most dream/trance music sounds similar to me. Continue...	Dave Matthews Band - Everyday Arguably the best live performing band around, The DaveMatthews Band released "Everyday," their fourth studio album. Dedicatedfans had been waiting for a new CD for a while, and have stormed the recordstores since its February debut. Continue...
Evan and Jaron - Evan and Jaron You probably think of boy bands as pretty boys who sing,dance and hire musicians to play their background music. Meet two attractivebrothers who sing and play their own guitars on their self-titled debut album,"Evan and Jaron. Continue...	Matchbox 20 - mad season It is rare that a CD surprises me, but Matchbox 20's"mad season" took my breath away. This is the second timearound for Matchbox 20. Continue...
Metallica The one aspect of music that separates fame fromextinction is style. Metallica adds its own special flavor to music which is sodifferent and exotic that no other band or artist can compare. Continue...	Pink - Can't Take Me Home With her strong sense of self, gripping lyrics and one ofthe best producers in the music business, it seems that Pink has a winning albumon her hands. Pink is a native of Philadelphia, where she was aregular at many clubs. Continue...

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