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Avenged Sevenfold |
Nightmare (first single: "Nightmare") |
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The Art Of Noise |
Influence: Art Of Noise - hits, singles, moments, treasures...(2-CD best-of, with 20 previously unreleased tracks) *import* |
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The Chipmunks |
The Chipmunks: All Time Greatest Hirs (Collector's Edition) |
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The Robert Cray Band |
Cookin' In Memphis {CD/DVD} (Feb. 21, 2010, concert at Saenger Theatre; 13 songs) |
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Delaney & Bonnie |
Delaney & Bonnie & Friends On Tour With Eric Clapton {Box set} (1970 album; 4 CDs, 52 tracks, featuring more than three hours of unreleased performances) |
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Dru Hill |
InDRUpendence Day (first single: "Love M.D.") |
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Fat Joe |
The Dark Side (producers: Street Runner, Cool & Dre, Raw Uncut, Scoop Deville, Just Blaze, DJ Premier, Infamous, Buckwild; guests: Young Jeezy, Trey Songz, R. Kelly, The Clipse, Cam’ron, Lil Wayne, Too $hort, etc.; first single: "Slow Down") |
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Tom Jones |
Praise & Blame (covers of spiritual songs from the likes of Susan Werner, Bob Dylan, John Lee Hooker, The Staple Singers, Mahalia Jackson, Sister Rosetta Tharpe; producer: Ethan Johns) |
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Kidz Bop Kids |
Kidz Bop: Gold Collection |
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Alexander O'Neal |
Five Questions: The New Journey (his first album in eight years) |
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Propaganda |
A Secret Wish: Deluxe Edition (1985 album, featuring "Dr. Mabuse," produced by Trevor Horn; remastered, with a second CD of rarities) |
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RPA & The United Nations Of Sound |
United Nations Of Sound (Richard Ashcroft's new band) |
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Michael Sarver |
Michael Sarver ("American Idol" season 8 finalist; first single: "Ferris Wheel") |
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Sky Sailing |
An Airplane Carried Me To Bed (side project from Owl City) |
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36 Crazy Fists |
Collisions and Castaways |
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Various Artists |
Step Up 3D {Film soundtrack} (dance movie sequel opens Aug. 6; first singles: Trey Songz's "Already Taken" and Flo Rida's "Club Can't Handle Me," featuring David Guetta) |
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Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble |
Couldn't Stand The Weather: Legacy Edition (1984 album; 2 CDs, featuring B-sides, rarities) |
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Arcade Fire |
The Suburbs |
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The Black Crowes |
Croweology (double album of acoustic material, featuring its recognizable songs and the band's catalog picks) |
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Buckcherry |
All Night Long (producers: Marti Frederiksen, guitarist-songwriter Keith Nelson; first single: "All Night Long") |
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Chicane |
Giants *import* |
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Color Theory |
The Sound |
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J. Geils Band |
'Live' Full House: Deluxe Edition (2 CDs; 1972 album, with 23 bonus tracks) |
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Dr. John and the Lower 911 |
Tribal (guests: Derek Trucks, Allen Toussaint, the late Bobby Charles) |
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Lady Gaga |
Lady GaGa: The Remix (featuring 10 songs from "The Fame" and "The Fame Monster") |
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Level 42 |
Living It Up {Box set} *import* (4 CDs of singles, lost tracks, unreleased demos and new acoustic versions to celebrate their 30th anniversary) |
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Los Lobos |
Tin Can Trust (producer: multi-instrumentalist Steve Berlin) |
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Katie Melua |
The House (producer: William Orbit; first single: "The Flood") |
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Reel Big Fish |
A Best of Us...For the Rest of Us (new versions of their hits and fan favorites, plus a bonus 14-song acoustic disc; originally sold via Best Buy stores) |
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Secondhand Serenade |
Hear Me Now (first single: "Something More") |
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Squeeze |
Spot The Difference (new versions of 14 of their 1970s and '80s hits) |
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Black Label Society |
Order Of The Black |
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Lee "Scratch" Perry |
Revelation (the third of a series of collaborations with British multi-instrumentalist Steve Marshall; guests: Keith Richards, George Clinton, Duncan & Green, Tim Hill, Dr. Sleepy, Alec Hay, Steve Marshall, elodieO & Abi Browning, David Stewart Jones) |
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Eli "Paperboy" Reed |
Come And Get It |
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Blake Shelton |
All About Tonight (another Six Pack album from the country singer; producer: Scott Hendricks; first single: "All About Tonight") |
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Sonic Syndicate |
We Rule The Night |
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Emily West |
Emily West |
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a-ha |
25: The Collection (2-CD best-of marks their 25th and final year as a group) |
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American Hi-Fi |
Fight The Frequency (producer: singer-guitarist Stacy Jones) |
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Elvis Costello |
Pomp & Pout: The Universal Years |
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Filter |
The Trouble With Angels (first single: "The Inevitable Relapse") |
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David Gray |
Foundling (2 CDs; producers: Gray, Iestyn Polson) |
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Hey Monday |
Beneath It All (collaborators: Vertical Horizon's Matt Scannell, The Hooters' Eric Bazilian and Rob Hyman, Sam Hollander, Butch Walker; first single: "Wish You Were Here") |
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Iron Maiden |
The Final Frontier |
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Kem |
Intimacy (first single: "Why Would You Stay") |
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John Mellencamp |
No Better Than This |
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Nikki & Rich |
Everything |
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One Ring Zero |
Planets (producers: Michael Hearst, Joshua Camp; guest lyrics on "Uranus" by Rick Moody, author of "The Ice Storm"; guests: violinist Mark Feldman of John Zorn's Masada, celloist Hamilton Berry of Vampire Weekend; first single: "Venus") |
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Brian Wilson |
Brian Wilson Reimagines Gershwin (covers of classic songs by songwriters George and Ira Gershwin) |
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Trace Adkins |
Cowboy's Back In Town (first single: "This Ain't No Love Song") |
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The Dandy Warhols |
The Capitol Years 1995-2007 (14-song best-of, including the new track "This Is the Tide") |
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Joe Diffie |
Homecoming: The Bluegrass Album |
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Fantasia |
Back To Me (writers/producers: Ne-Yo, Claude Kelly, Chuck Harmony Rico Love, Jim Jonsin, KP & Malay; guest: Cee-Lo Green; first single: "Bittersweet") |
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JP, Chrissie & The Fairground Boys |
Fidelity! (Chrissie Hynde with Welsh singer JP Jones; first single: "If You Let Me") |
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Katy Perry |
Teenage Dream (first single: "California Gurls," featuring Snoop Dogg) |
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Stan Ridgway |
Neon Mirage (guests: Dave Alvin, Pietra Wexstun, Ralph Carney, Rick King, the late Amy Farris) |
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Todd Rundgren |
For Lack Of Honest Work (2-CD best-of, 44 tracks) |
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Ricky Scaggs |
Mosaic (guest: Peter Frampton) |
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Sixpence None The Richer |
Strange Conversation (first full-length album in eight years) |
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Marty Stuart |
Ghost Train: The Studio B Sessions |
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Usher |
Versus |
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CeCe Winans |
For Always: The Very Best of CeCe Winans |
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Bobby Bare Jr. |
A Storm - A Tree - My Mother's Head |
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Culture Club |
Greatest Hits (2 CD's) |
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Miles Davis |
Bitches Brew: Legacy Edition" (1970 album; remastered; 2 CDs plus DVD), "Bitches Brew: 40th Anniversary Collector's Edition" (3 CDs, with DVD and 180-gram double gatefold vinyl) |
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Disturbed |
Asylum (producer: guitarist Dan Donegan; first single: "Another Way to Die") |
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Micky Dolenz |
King For A Day (covers of Carole King-penned songs; producer: Jeff Foskett) |
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Goo Goo Dolls |
Something For The Rest Of Us |
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Heart |
Red Velvet Car (with this album, Nancy Wilson will take on more vocal duties; producer: Ben Mink) |
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Sammy Kershaw |
Better Than I Used To Be |
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McGuffey Lane |
10 |
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Papa Roach |
Time For Annihilation ... On the Road and On the Record (first single: "Kick in the Teeth") |
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Sum 41 |
Screaming Bloody Murder |
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Richard Thompson |
Dream Attic (guests: Pete Zorn, Michael Jerome, Taras Prodaniuk, Joel Zifkin) |
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Various Artists |
NOW That's What I Call Music! 35 |
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Abigail Washburn |
City Of Refuge (guests: The Decemberists' Chris Funk, My Morning Jacket's Carl Broemel) |
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The Weepies |
Be My Thrill (first single: "I Was Made For Sunny Days") |
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Sara Bareilles |
Kaleidoscope Heart (first single: "King of Anything") |
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Ryan Bingham & The Dead Horses |
Junky Star (producer: T Bone Burnett) |
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James Brown |
The Singles, Vol. 9: 1973-1975 (2 CDs, 35 tracks) |
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Helmet |
Seeing Eye Dog (includes a cover of the Beatles' "And Your Bird Can Sing"; producer: frontman Page Hamilton) |
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Interpol |
Interpol (first single: "Lights") |
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Iris |
Blacklight |
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Brendan James |
Brendan James (producer: Warren Huart; guests: guitarist David Welsh and drummer Ben Wysocki of The Fray; first single: "The Fall") |
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Kid Rock |
Born Free (producer: Rick Rubin; guests: Sheryl Crow, Bob Seger, Zac Brown, Martina McBride, T.I.; first single: "Born Free") |
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Jerry Lee Lewis |
Mean Old Man |
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Megadeth |
Rust In Peace Live {CD/DVD} (recorded March 31, 2010, at the Hollywood Palladium) |
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N.E.R.D. |
Nothing (new vocalist: Rhea; guest: Nelly Furtado; first single: "Hot-N-Fun") |
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Robyn |
Body Talk Pt.2 (guest: Snoop Dogg; first single: "Hang With Me") |
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Stone Sour |
Audio Secrecy (first single: "Say You'll Haunt Me") |
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Various Artists |
We Were So Turned On: A Tribute to David Bowie (2-CD set benefits War Child; contributors: Duran Duran, Warpaint, All Leathe, A Place to Bury Strangers, Swahili Blonde featuring John Frusciante, Carla Bruni, Voices Voices, etc.) |
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David Archuleta |
Other Side Of Down (first single: "Something 'Bout Love") |
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Cloud Cult |
Light Chasers |
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Leonard Cohen |
Songs From The Road {CD/DVD} (highlights from his recent world tour performances) |
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Sharon Corr |
Dream Of You (first single: a cover of the Korgis' "Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime") |
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Justin Townes Earle |
Harlem River Blues (guests: Jason Isbell, Bryn Davies, Calexico's Paul Niehaus) |
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Emmett and Mary |
Emmett and Mary (producers: Brandon Locher, Christopher S. Bell, Matt Miller, Siamese Dream, Cory Savit; guests: Rod Fisher, Amanda Ross, PK Harmon, Laura McAllister, Mike Miller, Dane Adelman, Cory Savit, Sean Jackson, Kate Davis, Joe Messina, John Thorell, Dave DeStifano, Matt Wagner; first single: "Surveying Revelations") |
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Brandon Flowers (of The Killers) |
Flamingo (producers: Stuart Price, Daniel Lanois, Brendan O'Brien; first single: "Crossfire") |
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James |
The Morning After The Night Before {EP} (eight songs; released in U.K. in April; producer: Lee Muddy Baker) |
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Jamey Johnson |
The Guitar Song (2 CDs; producers: Kent Hardly Playboys, Arlis Albritton; guests: Bill Anderson, Randy Houser, Mac McAnally) |
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Kristine W |
Straight Up With A Twist {2 CD's} |
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Linkin Park |
A Thousand Suns (producers: Rick Rubin, frontman Mike Shinoda; first single: "The Catalyst") |
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Little Fish |
Baffled & Beat |
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Of Montreal |
False Priest (guests: Janelle Monáe, Solange Knowles) |
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Robert Plant |
Band Of Joy (with Patty Griffin, Buddy Miller, Darrell Scott, Bryon House, Marco Giovino) |
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Mavis Staples |
You Are Not Alone (producer: Jeff Tweedy; features two new songs written by Tweedy for Staples, plus plus covers of songs by her father Pops Staples, Randy Newman, Allen Toussaint, John Fogerty, Rev. Gary Davis and Little Milton) |
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2AM Club |
What Did You Think Was Hoing To Happen? (first single: "Worry About You") |
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Underworld |
Barking |
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Kanye West |
Good Ass Job (first single: "Power") |
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Lizz Wright |
Fellowship (guests: Angelique Kidjo, Me'Shell N'Degeocello, Joan as Policewoman, Sweet Honey in the Rock founder Dr. Bernice Reagon) |
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Anberlin |
Dark Is The Way, Light Is A Place (first single: "Impossible") |
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Zac Brown Band |
You Get What You Give |
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John Carter Cash |
The Family Secret |
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Lloyd Cole |
Broken Record (his first album since 2006's "Antidepressant") |
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Paula Cole |
Ithaca |
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Michael Franti & Spearhead |
The Sound Of Sunshine |
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John Legend and The Roots |
Wake Up! (first single: a cover of Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes' "Wake Up Everybody") |
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Maroon 5 |
Hands All Over (producer: Robert John "Mutt" Lange) |
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Methods Of Mayhem |
A Public Disservice Announcement |
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Royksopp |
Senior (darker, instrumental version of 2009's "Junior") |
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Santana |
Guitar Heaven: Santana Performs the Greatest Guitar Classics of All Time (covers album is his first studio effort since 2005; guests: Joe Cocker, Rob Thomas, Scott Weiland, Chris Cornell, Chris Daughtry, Nas, etc.) |
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Swans |
My Father Will Guide Me Up A Rope To The Sky |
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Teddy Thompson |
Bella |
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Bad Religion |
The Dissent Of Man |
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David Bowie |
Station To Station: Special Edition (3 discs; 1976 album, featuring "Golden Years"; bonus material includes the entire 1976 Nassau Coliseum show) |
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Kenny Chesney |
Hemingway's Whiskey |
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Phil Collins |
Going Back (Motown and soul covers album is his first in eight years) |
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Doobie Brothers |
World Gone Crazy (first album of new material in 10 years; producer: Ted Templeton; guests: Willie Nelson, Michael McDonald, Billy Payne; first single: "Nobody") |
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Duran Duran |
Notorious (Special Edition) [CD/DVD] (1986 album; remastered; 2 CDs, 1 DVD; second CD contains seven mixes and the "Duran Goes Dutch" EP; DVD features music videos and the concert film "Working For the Skin Trade"), Big Thing (Special Edition) [CD/DVD] (1988 album; remastered; 2 CDs, 1 DVD; second CD contains singles, B-sides and mixes; DVD features music videos and a live performance at the Palatrussardi in Milan, Italy, on Dec. 12, 1988) |
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Floored By Four |
Floored By Four (Mike Watt with Cibo Matta's Yuka Honda, Dougie Browne, Wilco's Nels Cline) |
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Ben Folds & Nick Hornby |
Lonely Avenue (vocals by Folds and lyrics by "High Fidelity" novelist Hornby; string arrangements by Paul Buckmaster) |
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Gin Blossoms |
No Chocolate Cake (first single: "Miss Disarray") |
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Ice Cube |
I Am The West |
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Jeezy |
TM103 (first single: "Jizzle") |
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Jimmy Eat World |
Invented (first single: "My Best Theory") |
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Kid Cudi |
Man On The Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager |
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Raul Malo |
Sinners And Saints (producer: Malo; guests: Augie Meyers, Shawn Sahm, The Trishas, Michael Guerra) |
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Manic Street Preachers
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Postcards From A Young Man *import* (producer: Dave Eringa; guests: Ian McCulloch, Duff McKagan) |
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Paul McCartney & Wings
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Band On The Run: Special Edition (1973 album; remastered, with bonus material) |
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Liza Minnelli |
Confessions (a collection of American standards, accompanied by her longtime pianist Billy Stritch; producer: Bruce Roberts) |
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Morrissey |
Bona Drag: 20th Anniversary Edition (1990 album, remastered with six bonus tracks) |
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Nikki & Rich
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Everything |
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Seal |
Seal IV - Commitment |
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T.I. |
King Uncaged |
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KT Tunstall |
Tiger Suit |
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Yaz |
Reconnected Live (2 CDs, from Vince Clarke and Alison Moyet's first tour together in more than 25 years) |
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Pete Yorn |
Pete Yorn (producer: Frank Black; first single: "Sans Fear") |
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Badfinger |
Magic Christian Music (1970 album; remastered, with bonus tracks; also available on MP3), No Dice (1970 album; remastered, with bonus tracks; also available on MP3), Straight Up (1972 album; remastered, with bonus tracks; also available on MP3), Ass (1974 album; remastered, with bonus tracks; also available on MP3) |
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Ciara |
Basic Instinct (producers: Ciara, The-Dream, Darkchild, Tricky Stewart; first single: "Ride") |
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Conjure One |
Exilarch |
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Elvis Costello |
American Ransom (producer: T Bone Burnett) |
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Roscoe Dash |
Ready Set Go! (guest: Soulja Boy) |
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Fefe Dobson |
Joy (producers: David Lichens, Jon Levine, Howard Benson, Bob Ezrin) |
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Bryan Ferry |
Olympia (features collaborations with Nile Rodgers, David Gilmour, Groove Armada, Scissor Sisters, Marcus Miller, Flea, Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood, as well reuniting him with Roxy Music bandmates Brian Eno, Phil Manzanera and Andy Mackay; first single: "You Can Dance") |
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Good Charlotte |
Cardiology (new drummer: Dean Butterworth; first single: "Mine") |
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Guster |
Easy Wonderful |
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Fran Healy |
Wreckorder (guests: Paul McCartney, Neko Case; first single: "Buttercups") |
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Idlewild |
Post Electric Blues |
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Elton John & Leon Russell |
The Union (featuring songs written by Bernie Taupin; producer: T Bone Burnett; guests: Brian Wilson, Neil Young, Booker T., Robert Randolph, Jim Keltner, Jay Bellerose, Dennis Crouch, Marc Ribot, Keefus Ciancia) |
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Morrissey |
Bona Drag: 20th Anniversary Edition (1990 album; remastered, with six bonus tracks) |
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Aaron Neville |
I Know I've Been Changed |
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Ozzy Osbourne |
Blizzard of Ozz: 30th Anniversary Edition (1981 album), Blizzard of Ozz: Legacy Edition, Diary of a Madman: 30th Anniversary Edition (1981 album), Diary of a Madman: Legacy Edition |
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Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers |
Damn The Torpedoes: Deluxe Edition (1979 album; remastered, with bonus material) |
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The Postells |
The Postells (producers: The Postelles, The Strokes' Albert Hammond Jr.) |
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Mark Ronson and The Business Intl |
Record Collection (guests: D'Angelo, Boy George, Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, Q-Tip, Alex Greenwald, Nick Hodgson; first single: "Bang Bang Bang") |
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Darius Rucker |
Charleston, SC 1966 |
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The Secret Sisters |
Silver Thread And Golden Needles (Alabama duo; includes a cover of "Something Stupid"; producer: Dave Cobb; executive producer: T Bone Burnett) |
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Senses Fail |
The Fire |
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Rod Stewart |
Fly Me To The Moon: The Great American Songbook, Volume V |
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Taylor Swift |
Speak Now (producers: Swift, Nathan Chapman; first single: "Mine") |
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Sugarland |
The Incredible Machine (producers: Sugarland, Byron Gallimore; first single: "Stuck Like Glue") |
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Robbie Williams |
In And Out Of Consciousness: The Greatest Hits 1990-2010 (2 CDs, 39 tracks, including a new single, "Shame," a duet with Gary Barlow) |
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Working For A Nuclear Free City |
The Jojo Tempest Burger (2 CD's) |
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