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Teen Ink Magazine, December 2005 : Music Articles

Afterglow by Vicky S., Wilmington, DE Imagine a combination of folk, blues and alternative styles that resemble a more mainstream Norah Jones and you come up with Sarah McLachlan’s masterful “Afterglow. Continue...	Clash on Broadway by Derek C., Williamsville, NY “Clash on Broadway” includes more than 216 minutes and 63 songs from this well-known punk band from the early ’70s. Continue...
Plans by Liz G., Fort Thomas, KY If ’Transatlanticism’ was an inhale, ’Plans’ is the exhale,” says Jason McGerr, drummer of the up-and-coming Death Cab for Cutie. Continue...	The Everglow by Natalie M., Hemet, CA Many great bands come from the beautiful state of Virginia, but the one that deserves the most respect is Mae. This five-piece group first introduced their talent with “Destination: Beautiful,” which was an instant success. Continue...
The Mark Tom and Travis Show by Meagan M., Hull, MA The best album in my eyes is “The Mark Tom and Travis Show” by Blink 182. Released in 2000, this is a collection of live performances and has some of my favorites songs. Continue...	Who Is Mike Jones? by Erick G., Phoenix, AZ Mike Jones is so remarkable that I was captivated by “Who is Mike Jones?” This disk shows his creativity as he utilizes the remarks of those who doubted him and turns his name into gold. Continue...
X&Y by Kayla P., Stoystown, PA Often referred to as the next U2, the Grammy-winning rock quartet Coldplay just keeps getting better. Continue...

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