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Teen Ink Magazine, May 2004 : Music Articles

Holes Soundtrack by Sarah A., Boardman, OH The side-product of a major motion picture, the soundtrack to "Holes" is just as much fun to listen to as the movie is to watch. Like most movie soundtracks, it is a compilation of several artists, each with a different sound. Continue...	Let It Be ... Naked by Merrit M., Grapevine, TX The history lesson "Let It Be" was intended to be a return to the Beatles' original sound as a simple four-piece rock band. Then things changed and the live in-studio recordings were going to be made into a film. Continue...
Meteora Concert by Johnny S., Blackstone, MA "Thank you, sir. Enjoy the show." I carefully placed the remainder of my ticket in my wallet, not wanting to ruin the only tangible reminder I would have of this event. I was 13 minutes late for the beginning of the 2004 Meteora World Tour. Continue...	The Beautiful Letdown by Matt M., Glendale, AZ For as long as I can remember, I have beeninfatuated with all types of rock music. Over the years I have purchased manyrock albums, some decent and some disappointing, in a quest for the ideal. Continue...
The Platinum Collection by Taylor N., Rockford, MI Queen is one of the greatest rock bands ever, and Hollywood Records decided to produce three greatest hits CDs and sell them as one package. The Platinum Collection is packed with the best of the best, the songs that everyone knows and loves. Continue...

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