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Teen Ink Magazine, May 2005 : Music Articles

Contraband by David K., Williamsville, NY Try as I might I cannot imagine Axl Rose in place of Scott Weiland or the DeLeos and Eric Kretz stepping in for Slash, Duff, Matt Sorum and Dave Kushner. This speaks volumes for the gritty and hard-rocking Velvet Revolver. Continue...	Just Listen by Kellyn C., Clarkston, MI Stop thinking. Right now. Stop whatever you’re doing and Turn on the radio, Doesn’t matter what song comes up, Just listen to it. Doesn’t matter whether it’s cool or whether it’s not, Just listen. Continue...
Madvillainy by Sean S., Boston, MA “Living off borrowed time the clock ticks faster” spews rapper MF Doom on “Accordion,” the second song off “Madvillainy,” the 2004 collaboration between MF Doom and legendary underground producer Madlib. Continue...	Spirit On Two Strings by Vicky S., Wilmington, DE Looking to add some exotic flavor to your CD collection? Search no more. “Spirit on Two Strings” is a beautiful, meditative collection of traditional erh-hu music, masterfully executed by Jie-Bing Chen and accompanied by Yang-Qin Zhao. Continue...
Take It All Away by Maranda M., Springfield, MO A newcomer to the world of pop music, Ryan Cabrera is in line to become the next big thing. In his debut album “Take It All Away,” he adds a guitar-driven spin to familiar teenage topics. Continue...	What To Do When You Are Dead by Rick H., Phoenix, AZ “What To Do When You Are Dead” is the second album from this New Jersey emo-pop punk band. Continue...

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