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Teen Ink Magazine, October 2006 : Music Articles

Change of Scene by Ivana N., Brooklyn, NY The Evolutionary Jass Band may have been a little too adventurous with their latest album, “Change of Scene. Continue...	In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 by Brian C., Phoenix, AZ If by now you don’t know who Coheed and Cambria are, this album, “In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3,” is the one that got them where they are today. Continue...
Live at Madison Square Garden by Matti M., Wyckoff, NJ The lights dimmed, the crowd roared, the piano boomed and the show began - it was Billy Joel, live at Madison Square Garden. It had been four years since I had seen Joel on tour with Elton John and I was hoping his alcoholism had not affected his music. Continue...	Pure Mania by Natalie V., Alamo, CA “Pure Mania” by the Vibrators is an incredibly fun punk album from the ’70s that is infinitely underrated. Many people have never heard of the Vibrators, which is a shame since the group is amazing. Continue...
You Can’t See Me by Petey B., Cannon Falls, MN “Yeah boy, yeah,” is Flava Flav’s oft-quoted catchphrase, but the one people should be repeating is, “You can’t see me.” This is the famous line of wrestler-turned-rapper John Cena. Continue...

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