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Teen Ink Magazine, October 2001 : Music Articles

Aaliyah Saturday, August 25, I, along with many of my friends,was shocked to hear that one of our favorite singers was dead. Aaliyah Haughton,known by her first name, died in a plane crash on her way home from filming amusic video in the Bahamas. Continue...	Back to School Tour - Deftones, Incubus and Taproot The Deftones are a very influential rock band that hasbeen around for ten years. They are partly responsible for spawning the rap/rockphenomenon in the late '90s. Their mix of hard rock, melody, and a little bit ofhip hop has set them apart. Continue...
Howie Day - Australia If you're a fan of David Gray and the Dave Matthews band,you might want to check out Howie Day's debut album, "Australia."Friend of the man, and fan of the latter, Howie's style is influenced by thesetwo. Continue...	Jimmy Page and Robert Plant - No Quarter This album is like an exotic trip through the Arabiandesert, and reminiscent of the glory days of Led Zeppelin. Continue...
O-Town In the spring of 2000, MTV and Lou Pearlman (creator ofthe Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC) set out to create yet another boy band. Only thistime, instead of bringing them into the public eye out of nowhere, they wouldshow their lives before they became famous. Continue...	The Beatles - 1 Oldies? Sure, every song on "1" was writtenover 30 years ago. The Beatles' music has managed to stay popular, however, and"1" itself was a number-one selling album for weeks. Continue...

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