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Teen Ink Magazine, May 2007 : Music Articles

... And the Battle Begun
by Barry L., Hemet, CA
     When people ask what my favorite CD is, my answer depends on the day, my mood, or what is hot at the time. Well, now things are a little different.
Continue... 		Infinity on High
by Amber L., So. Redford, MI
     Fall Out Boy have always been smart, dynamic wordsmiths, but “Infinity on High” is even smarter. Their latest album exhibits growth and expansion.
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More Songs From Pooh Corner
by Alex J., Wilmington, DE
        & nbsp; Kenny Loggins, legendary singer, songwriter and guitarist, has been recording for four decades, but “More Songs from Pooh Corner” outdoes them all.
Continue... 		Some Hearts
by Hillary U., Lehi, UT
     One of the most talented singers the country music industry has seen in a long time, Carrie Underwood has an incredible voice and a distinctive personality. Her debut album, “Some Hearts,” garnered $3.8 million in U.S.
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Sound of Silver
by Martin B., New City, NY
     As exemplified on the landmark 2002 single, “Losing My Edge,” no one plays the aging hipster better than James Murphy. On that single, Murphy complains for seven-plus minutes about how he’s “losing his edge” to younger, better-looking kids.
Continue... 		Wincing the Night Away
by Maggie L., Dover, DE
     The Shins is a strange band that excels in understatement and nuance; its songs have affected countless people.
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