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Teen Ink Magazine, December 2003 : Music Articles

Beyonce Knowles - Dangerously in Love by Candis M., Galesburg, IL If you're tired of the bootylicious babble that Destiny's Child has inspired, you may want to try the new solo effort from multi-platinum recording artist Beyonce Knowles. "Dangerously in Love" blends influences from hip-hop to rock and jazz. Continue...	Black Eyed Peas - Where is the Love? by Alyssa M., Fowler, MI This hip-hop group debuted in 1998 and has made three albums since then. Even so, many haven't recognized their talents until recently. Continue...
Godsmack Concert by Justin K., Elkton, SD This summer, seven friends and I headed to Sioux Falls to listen to a great band, Godsmack. The first band to hit the stage was Breaking Benjamin. I had never heard them, but they put on a pretty good show. Continue...	Joe Nichols - Man With a Memory by Daniel F., Glendale, AZ Joe Nichols' new country album, "Man With a Memory," was one of last year's best albums. From beginning to end, it captivates the listener. There is more to say for this album than his first, released in 1996, which was overlooked. Continue...
John Mayer - Heavier Things by Jamesha F., Louisville, KY John Mayer's "Heavier Things" hits an all-time high in music. Sometimes, a heavy dose of things can be a good thing, and this is definitely true with Mayer's sophomore album. Continue...	Metallica - St. Anger by Henry R., Bear, DE I purchased Metallica's "St. Anger" the day it was released after waiting a long time for a new CD by them. Overjoyed to buy it, I was extremely disappointed when I listened to the entire CD. Continue...

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