Kelly Clarkson, the first winner of "American Idol," sings her heart out on this amazing album, which includes the hit "A Moment Like This" and "Miss Independent" (written with Christina Aguilera) ... Continue...
Pink - Missundaztood by Brandon M., Ridgway, PA Pink returns to the charts with "Missundaztood," an album with a different sound and style from "Can't Take Me Home." Here, Pink moves from an urban pop sound to a more sincere, dark sound ... Continue...
In the '80s there was no getting away froma music scene dominated by unkempt hair, worn leather jackets and ripped pants,which made the Red Hot Chili Peppers a refreshing change ... Continue...
The Reunion Show - Kill Your Television by Andrew G., Wilmington, DE Now, I'm a pretty cautious guy, but even I would be willing to bet that this Long Island quartet of rockers listened to a lot of Elvis Costello. Almost all their songs have his same Moog-pop meets indie rock attitude ... Continue...
Vanessa Carlton - Be Not Nobody by Becky T., Charlotte, NC In the past, music options for teens have been slim and easily categorized - Rap: fast-paced, incoherent; Pop: high-strung, bouncy, dramatic; Techno: wild, adrenaline-filled; Rock: heavy, diverse, classic ... Continue...
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