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Teen Ink Magazine, June 2006 : Music Articles

... Baby One More Time by Tom D., Congers, NY I know it’s hard to grasp now, but there was a time when Britney Spears wasn’t the queen of the tabloids, or trying to destroy her once-pure image. It was during this time that she blasted onto the music scene with the release of “... Continue...	Fruits by Phil R., San Mateo, CA Remember the name Ryan Prebble. If thisextraordinarily deep, soulful and sublime debut album is a guide,you’ll be hearing lots more from this New Zealandsinger-songwriter. Continue...
Jenny Lewis and the Watson Twins by Jenn P., Massapequa Park, NY Recently, Jenny Lewis and the Watson Twins brought their country-esque tunes, charming talents, and amazing style to my area and left the audience in awe. The sold-out show opened with the ridiculously cute four-piece Whispertown 2000. Continue...	Music Inspired by the Chronicles of Narnia by Kristin O., Cedaredge, CO For those of you who have not yet seen Disney’s “The Chronicles of Narnia,” I challenge you to listen to “Music Inspired by the Chronicles of Narnia” and see if you can keep from running to the theater to see what all the talk is ... Continue...
The Documentary by Jaime G., Stafford, VA “The Documentary” is the debut album from rapper The Game (aka Jayceon Taylor) hailing from Compton, California, the town known as the birthplace of gangsta music. Continue...

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