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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2003 : Music Articles

Avril LavigneLet Go
   Ifthere is one singer who expresses what she feels, and couldn't care less if youdon't buy her CD, it's Avril Lavigne. Her punk-rock songs define music for allages.
Continue... 		Incubus
   What does it take to make a greatband? Determination, dedicatation and lots of energy. Incubus has all three, asyou can tell by their live show. My entire band made the four-hour trip to anIncubus concert as payment for one of our performances.
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Justin TimberlakeJustified
   Justa few months ago, Justin Timberlake, a member of *NSYNC, came out with his soloalbum "Justified." He has a sound quite different from *NSYNC, with agreat combination of musical styles and lyrics that are definitely hisown.
Continue... 		Phish
   Lookingdown from the tenth floor of the Hotel Pennsylvania on New Year's Eve, one wasfaced with thousands of neo-hippies cheering and yelling with excitement as thedoors to Madison Square Garden opened to see the back-from-hiatus bandPhish.
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