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Teen Ink Magazine, February 2002 : Music Articles

Boards of Canada
   Whatwe have here is an amazing duo that is constantly creating amazing music. Theirstyle is calm, ambient music without words, and it's great for relaxing.
Continue... 		Britney Spears
   In December I was lucky enough to attend a Britney Spears concert in Boston. Myfriends and I had great seats and knew that it would be an unforgettable eveningspent with our idol.

Opening act O-Town totally got the crowd pumped andthe fans cheering.
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Megadeath - The World Needs a Hero
   Lastspring, Megadeth released "The World Needs a Hero." As with many '80sheavy-metal bands (not to be confused with hair metal), Megadeth's sound hasbecome less thrashy and more hard rock.
Continue... 		System Failure - Can You See the Dead?
   Nebraska is known for its football team, endless fieldsof corn - and hardcore! System Failure is a five-piece metal/hardcore band fromOmaha, and their latest release, "Can You See the Dead?," is on WoundedRecords.
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Totally Hits 2001
   Doyou enjoy the beats of P. Diddy? The soft sounds of LFO? If either catches yourattention, you should be interested in "Totally Hits 2001."

Themix of sounds and performers on this album will definitely include something youlike.
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