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Teen Ink Magazine, April 2002 : Music Articles

Blue Man Group Audio "What?"was my friend's response when I mentioned the Blue Man Group. "Theyare some of the weirdest people on Earth, but that is what makes them sogood," I explained. "They make their own instruments. Continue...	Great Big Sea;Road Rage I want to recommend "Road Rage," a CD with songs that are upbeat andlively with really commendable lyrics. Continue...
Hoobastank - Hoobastank Some of you are probably thinking that Hoobastank is nothing but a manufactured TRLband with a silly name. If so, you are sadly mistaken. This band has a mellowrock sound that mixes styles throughout their debut album released in November. Continue...	Hymns in the Vineyard Most CD racks across the country contain at least a few compilation albums. They areoften disappointing, though, usually only containing one or two good songs. Ihave found an exception: "Hymns in the Vineyard. Continue...
Lonestar I'm Already There Do you hate country music? I did until I heard Lonestar's "I'm AlreadyThere." I fell in love with it immediately! It's a great song about a dadmissing his family while on a business trip. Continue...	Ryan Adams Gold Is it fate that the first single off Ryan Adams' "Gold" is "New York,New York," or that its video was shot in front of the New York skyline onlyfour days before the terrorist attacks? And is it fate that the album coverfeatures Adams ... Continue...
Weezer Weezer Weezer is at it again with their latest, a self-titled album, also referred to as theGreen Album. Continue...

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