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Teen Ink Magazine, December 2002 : Music Articles

Depeche Mode - Exciter This veteran British techno group has a real winner with "Dream On," thefirst single from their first album in four years. Continue...	Jaguar Wright - Denials Delusions and Decisions If you've heard the girl singing in the Coca-Cola commercials, then you've gotten alittle taste of Jaguar Wright. Continue...
Jimi HendrixElectric Ladyland To classify Jimi Hendrix's music as anything but original and extraordinary would bequite a task. He created and broke all the boundaries of music. He displays histalent on the guitar, with mastery of words and true love for music, in"Electric Ladyland. Continue...	La LeyMTV Unplugged: LIVE Latin rock band La Ley has become world famous after its "MTVUnplugged" appearance, and the album has sold millions. Needless to say,American publicity for the Chilean group was long overdue. Continue...
Lynyrd Skynyrd In October, I went to a Lynyrd Skynyrd concert with a friend and her parents. Beinga hip-hop fan, I was not surprised to not know many of the songs. Continue...	PlaceboBlack Market Music Placebo is one of the best, if not the best, alternative bands. Its success is due tofrontman Brian Molko, especially his insolence. He's an androgynous 25-year-oldguy with a high-pitched voice full of emotion. Continue...
Red Hot Chili Peppers By the Way After two decades in the music business, the Red Hot Chili Peppers released theireighth album, "By the Way" last summer. It had been three years sincetheir last album, the successful "Californication. Continue...

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