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Barry Adamson |
I Will Set You Free (new single: "Turnaround") |
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Band Of Skulls |
Sweet Sour (producer: Ian Davenport; first single: "The Devil Takes Care of His Own") |
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Big Country |
The Crossing: Deluxe Edition *import* (1983 album; remastered, with a second disc of bonus material) |
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The Explorers Club |
Grand Hotel (first single: "Run Run Run") |
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Kevin Gordon |
Gloryland (Southern music poet laureate's first album in seven years; producer: Joe McMahan) |
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Heartless Bastards |
Arrow (Austin indie quartet; producer: Spoon drummer Jim Eno; first single: "Parted Ways") |
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Beth Jeans Houghton & The Hooves of Destiny |
Yours Truly, Cellophane Nose (U.K. psychedelic pop band; first single: "Liliputt") |
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Islands |
A Sleep & A Forgetting (Montreal avant-pop band) |
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Amos Lee |
As The Crow Flies {EP}(six songs from the "Mission Bell" sessions; producer: Calexico frontman Joey Burns) |
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Audra Mae and The Almighty Sound |
Audra Mae and The Almighty Sound (producers: Audra Mae, Deana Carter) |
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The Phenomenal Handclap Band |
Form & Control (first single: "Following") |
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Mitch Ryder |
The Promise (his first U.S. release in nearly 30 years; producer: Don Was) |
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Ulrich Schnauss & Mark Peters |
Underrated Silence *import* |
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Sugar + The Hi-Lows |
Sugar + The Hi-Lows (Trent Dabbs and Amy Stroup; first single: "See It For Yourself") |
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Otis Taylor |
Otis Taylor's Contraband (guests: Cassie Taylor, Larry Thompson, Anne Harris, Jon Paul Johnson, Chuck Campbell, Ron Miles, The Sheryl Renee Choir) |
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Rosie Thomas |
With Love (guests: Pedro the Lion frontman David Bazan, Sam Beam of Iron & Wine, Blake Wescott, Jen Wood) |
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Vintage Blue |
Strike The Mics (Chicago rock quintet formerly known as Tanglewood) |
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The Chieftains |
Voice Of Ages {CD/DVD}(Irish band celebrating its 50th anniversary; producers: Paddy Moloney, T Bone Burnett; guests: Bon Iver, The Decemberists, The Low Anthem, Civil Wars, Pistol Annies, Carolina Chocolate Drops, Punch Brothers, etc.) |
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Field Music |
Plumb (first single: {I Keep Thinking About} A New Thing") |
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Galactic |
Carnivale Electricos (guests: Cyril and Ivan Neville, Mystikal, Mannie Fresh, Al "Carnival Time" Johnson, Moyseis Marques, etc.) |
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Jonquil |
Point Of Go (first single: "It's My Part") |
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Angelique Kidjo |
Spirit Rising (live album, featuring Josh Groban, Dianne Reeves, Ezra Koenig and Branford Marsalis; DVD version available) |
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Sinead O'Connor |
How About I Be Me (And You Be You)? (first single; "How About I Be Me") |
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Diana Ross |
Diana Ross: Special Edition (1976 album; remastered, with a second CD of 15 single-only mixes, non-LP singles, the promo single "Coming Home" and new alternate mixes) |
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Sleigh Bells |
Reign Of Terror |
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Tindersticks |
The Something Rain |
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Celtic Thunder |
Voyage |
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Chiddy Bang |
Breakfast (hip-hop duo; first single: "Ray Charles") |
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Christian Mistress |
Possession (Olympia, Wash., traditional heavy metal band) |
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Suzanne Ciani |
Lixiviation (retrospective of unreleased material, some of which were used for Atari, PBS, Ballys and Coca-Cola spots) |
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The Cranberries |
Roses (their first studio album since 2001; producer: Stephen Street) |
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Earth, Wind & Fire |
Now, Then & Forever (career retrospective; songs selected by such artists as Andre 3000, Lenny Kravitz, Pharrell, Raphael Saadiq, will.i.am and David Foster) |
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Robert Glasper Experiment |
Black Radio (guests: Erykah Badu, Musiq Soulchild, Chrisette Michele, Meshell Ndegeocello, Mos Def, Bilal, etc.; first single: "Ah Yeah") |
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Sophie B. Hawkins |
The Crossing (first single: "Betchya Got a Cure") |
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Ja Rule |
PIL2 (Pain Is Love 2) (guests: Leah Siegel, Anita Louise, Somong, Kenny Dark, Jon Doe, etc.; single: "Parachute") |
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Mark Lindsay |
The Complete Columbia Singles (24 tracks, including a previously unreleased version of Tim Hardin's "Reason to Believe") |
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Little Barrie |
King Of The Waves (English rock trio; new drummer is Virgil Howe, son of Yes guitarist Steve Howe; producer: Edwyn Collins) |
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Lonesome River Band |
Discography, Volume One (30th anniversary album; producers: Lonesome River Band; first single: "Close the Door Lightly When You Go") |
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Lyle Lovett |
Release Me (guests: k.d. lang, Kat Edmonson, Sara & Sean Watkins) |
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Loreena McKennitt |
Troubadours On The Rhine |
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Mouse On Mars |
Parastrophics (German duo's first album in six years) |
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Rick Nelson |
The Complete Epic Recordings (two CDs, 41 songs) |
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Nneka |
Soul Is Heavy (Nigerian-German soul singer; producer: DJ Farhot; first single: "My Home") |
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Oak Ridge Boys and the Dukes Of Dixeland |
When Country Meets Dixie (group's 31st album; includes a remake of "Elvira"; producer: James Stroud) |
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Orcas |
Orcas (first single: "Carrion") |
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Pink Floyd |
The Wall: Immersion Box Set (1979 album; two CDs; remastered, with a third CD of demos); Immersion Box Set, (feat. six CDs, including demos and "Is There Anybody Out There: The Wall Live," plus a DVD) |
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Amy Ray |
Long Of Love (Indigo Girls singer; guests: Brandi Carlile, Jim James, Lindsay Fuller) |
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Chip Taylor & The New Ukrainians |
Fuck All The Perfect People |
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VCMG |
Blip (CD single) |
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Anna Vogelzang |
Canary In A Coal Mine |
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Amelia White |
Beautiful And Wild (Nashville singer-songwriter; producer: Marco Giovino; guest: A.J. Croce) |
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The White Buffalo |
Once Upon A Time In The West |
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Big Wreck |
Albatross (their first album since 2001; producer: frontman Ian Thornley) |
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Kitty Clementine
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Kitty Clementine (Sydney soul-pop vocalist; first single: "Blow That Horn") |
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Everytime I Die |
Ex Lives |
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Good Old War |
Come Back As Rain (producer: Jason Cupp; first single: "Calling Me Names") |
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The Honeydogs |
What Comes After (their first album since 2006; first single: "Aubben") |
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Human Nature |
The Motown Record (covers of Motown songs; guest: Smokey Robinson) |
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Kaiser Chiefs |
Start The Revolution Without Me (released last year in the U.K. as "The Future Is Medieval"; U.S. version contains five new tracks; producer: Stephen Street) |
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Brian Lopez |
Ultra (first single: "Montjuic") |
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The Magnetic Fields |
Love At The Bottom Of The Sea |
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Neal McCoy |
XII (producers: Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton, Brent Rowan; first single: "A-OK") |
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New Riders Of The Purple Sage |
17 Pine Avenue (seven of the 12 songs written by guitarist David Nelson and Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter) |
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Now, Now |
Threads |
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Said The Whale |
Little Mountain (2011 Juno winner for Best New Group) |
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Todd Snider |
Agnostic Hymns and Stoner Fables |
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Bruce Springsteen |
Wrecking Ball (first single: "We Take Care Of Our Own") |
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The Stranglers |
Giants *import* (their first new album in six years) |
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David Sylvian |
A Victim Of Stars 1982-2012 |
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'til Tuesday |
Voices Carry: Expanded Edition (1985 album; remastered, with three bonus tracks) |
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UFO |
Seven Deadly |
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Big Brother and the Holding Company featuring Janis Joplin |
Live At The Carousel Ballroom 1968 (previously unavailable concert recording from June 23, 1968) |
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B.o.B. |
Strange Clouds (producers: Dr. Luke, Salaam Remi, Ryan Tedder, Jim Jonsin, Boi-1da, SouthSide; new single: "Play the Guitar") |
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The Decemberists |
We All Raise Our Voices To The Air (Live Songs 04.11-08.11) (2 CDs, 20 songs) |
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The Doors |
L.A. Woman: The Workshop Sessions {Vinyl} (two-LP set includes the previously unreleased material found on the CD collection on three sides of the vinyl, with the fourth side featuring a laser etching of the original "Electric Woman" art originally included with "L.A. Woman") |
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Elisa |
Steppin' On Water |
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Erasure |
Fill Us With Fire (CD single) |
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Shooter Jennings |
Family Man (producer: Jennings; first single: "The Deed and the Dollar") |
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Lucero |
Women & Work (producer: Ted Hutt; first single: "Sometimes") |
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Meat Loaf |
Hell In A Handbasket (producers: Rob Cavallo, Paul Crook, Lil Jon; guests: Chuck D, Patti Russo, Lil Jon, John Rich, Mark McGrath) |
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Katie Melua |
Secret Symphony |
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Ministry |
Relapse |
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Gilbert O'Sullivan |
A Singer And His Songs: The Very Best of Gilbert O'Sullivan *import* (22 tracks) |
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Katy Perry |
Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection (2010 album; with bonus material) |
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Mike Posner |
Sky High (first single: "Looks Like Sex") |
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Say Anything |
Anarchy, My Dear (first single: "Burn a Miracle") |
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Soulfly |
Enslaved |
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Ruben Studdard |
Letters From Birmingham (first single: "Rock Witcha") |
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VCMG |
Ssss (Vince Clarke & Martin L. Gore) |
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Peter White |
Here We Go |
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Anti-Flag |
The General Strike |
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LaToya Jackson |
Hearts Don't Lie (1984 album; remastered, with seven bonus tracks), Imagination (1986 album; remastered, with four bonus tracks) |
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Casey James |
Casey James ("American Idol" season 9 finalist; first single: "Let's Don't Call It a Night") |
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Adam Lambert |
Trespassing (collaborators: Pharrell Williams, Dr. Luke, Claude Kelly, Benny Blanco, Bonnie McKee, Nile Rodgers, Sam Sparro, Bruno Mars, Nikka Costa, BC Jean; first single: "Better Than I Know Myself") |
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Margot & The Nuclear So And So's |
Rot Gut, Domestic (producer: John Congleton; first single: "Prozac Rock") |
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New Order |
The Lost Sirens (LP + CD} (previously unreleased tracks from the 2005 "Waiting For the Sirens' Call" sessions) |
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One Direction |
Up All Night (British boy band was a 2010 finalist on the U.K. "X Factor"; producers: Ash Howes, BeatGeek, Brian Rawling, Carl Falk, Jimmy Joker, Matt Squire, Paul Meehan, Rami Yacoub, RedOne, Richard "Biff" Stannard, Toby Gad, etc.) |
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The Shins |
Port Of Morrow (drummer Jesse Sandoval and keyboardist Mary Crandall are no longer in the band; producer: Greg Kurstin) |
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Esperanza Spalding |
Radio Music Society |
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Paul Van Dyk |
Evolution |
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Various Artists |
The Hunger Games {Film soundtrack}(the sci-film drama opens March 23; first single: "Safe & Sound," Taylor Swift feat. The Civil Wars) |
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Whispertown |
Parallel (producers: Andy LeMaster, Jake Bellows; first single: "Open the Other Eye") |
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Yukon Blonde |
Tiger Talk (producer: Colin Stewart; first single: "Stairway") |
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Clay Aiken |
Steadfast |
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The All-American Rejects |
Kids In The Street (producer: Greg Wells; first single: "Beekeeper's Daughter") |
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Amadou & Mariam |
Folila (Malian duo; guests: Santigold, TV on the Radio, Nick Zinner, Theophilus London, Bassekou Kouyate, etc.) |
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Chicago |
Hot Streets: Expanded Edition (1978 album; remastered, with bonus tracks) |
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Deuce |
Nine Lives (former Hollywood Undead frontman) |
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Dev |
The Night The Sun Came Up (producers: The Cataracs; first single: "In the Dark") |
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Justin Townes Earle |
Nothing's Gonna Change The Way You Feel (first single: "Nothing's Gonna Change the Way You Feel") |
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Macy Gray |
Covered (covers of Metallica, Radiohead, Arcade Fire, Kanye West, etc.; first single: "Here Comes the Rain Again") |
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Julio Iglesias |
Julio Iglesias 1, Volumen 1 (newly rerecorded versions of 15 of his hits) |
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Iron Maiden |
En Vivo! (recorded/filmed on April 10, 2011, at the Estadio Nacional, Santiago during the "The Final Frontier World Tour") |
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Madonna |
MDNA (first single: "Give Me All Your Luvin'") |
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The Mars Volta |
Noctouriquet |
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Oberhofer |
Time Capsules II (producer: Steve Lillywhite; first single: "Heart") |
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Joan Osborne |
Bring It On Home (covers of vintage blues, R&B and soul songs; first single: "Shake Your Hips") |
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Overkill |
The Electric Age |
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Races |
Year Of The Witch (first single: "Big Broom") |
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Lionel Richie |
Tuskegee (country duets album, featuring Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Tim McGraw, Shania Twain, Willie Nelson, Kenny Rogers, Darius Rucker, etc.) |
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Shinedown |
Amaryllis (producer: Rob Cavallo; first single: "Bully") |
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3 Inches Of Blood |
Long Live Heavy Metal |
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The Used |
Vulnerable (producer: John Feldmann; first single: "I Come Alive") |
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Paul Weller |
Sonik Kicks (guests: Noel Gallagher, Graham Coxon; first single: "Around the Lake") |
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Elliot Yamin |
Let's Get To What's Real (former "American Idol" finalist; first single: "3 Words") |
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Bear In Heaven |
I Love You, It's Cool (first single: "The Reflection of You") |
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Breton |
Other People's Problems (first single: "Edward the Confessor") |
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Carter Tutti Void |
Transverse (Throbbing Gristle's Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti and Factory Floor's Nik Void) |
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Johnny Cash |
Bootleg Vol. IV: The Soul Of Truth (two-CD, 51-track collection of gospel and spiritual recordings from the 1970s and '80s, some previously unreleased) |
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Elvis Costello & The Imposters
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The Return Of The Spectacular Spining Songbook!!! (double live album, 35 tracks, recorded during 2011 tour; incl. DVD) |
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Dr. John |
Locked Down (producer: The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach) |
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Art Garfunkel |
Singer (best of) |
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Great Lake Swimmers |
New Wild Everywhere (Canadian folk rock band; first single: "Easy Come Easy Go") |
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The Human League |
Dare: Deluxe Edition (1981 album; remastered, with a second CD of bonus tracks) |
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Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson |
Thick As A Brick 2 (a sequel to the 1972 classic) |
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Natalie LeBrecht |
Ascend At The Dead End (producers: LeBrecht, Animal Collective's Avey Tare) |
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Lostprophets |
Weapons |
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Monica |
New Life (first single: "Until It's Gone") |
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MxPx |
Plans Within Plans |
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Orbital |
Wonky (British electronic duo's first album in eight years; producer: Flood; first single: "Never") |
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Our Lady Peace |
Curve (producers: Jason Lader, frontman Raine Maida; first single: "Heavyweight") |
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Ryan Power |
I Don't Want To Die (Burlington, Vt., pop singer) |
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Rascal Flatts |
Changed (producers: Rascal Flatts, Dann Huff; first single: "Banjo") |
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Marvin Sapp |
I Win |
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Willow Smith |
Knees And Elbows |
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Obie Trice |
Bottoms Up (producers: Dr. Dre, Eminem, K.I.D.D., Dame Grease, Rezza Brothers, Emile, Black Milk, Swizz Beatz, No I.D., ILLFONICS, The Neptunes; guests: Eminem, MC Breed) |
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Wilson Phillips
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Dedicated (the trio pays tribute to their famous parents) |
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Accept |
Stalingrad |
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Alabama Shakes |
Boys & Girls |
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The Chemical Brothers
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The Chemical Brothers: Don't Think {CD/DVD/Book}(concert movie) |
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Counting Crows |
Underwater Sunshine (or what we did on our summer vacation) (all-covers album, featuring versions of songs by Big Star, Teenage Fanclub, Bob Dylan, The Faces, Travis, etc.; producer: Shawn Deale) |
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Aaron Freeman |
Marvelous Clouds (features 13 versions of songs written by 20th century poet-songwriter Rod McKuen; producer: Ben Vaughn) |
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Lords Of Acid |
Deep Chills (Belgian electro-industrial pioneers' first album in 11 years; producer: Praga Khan; first single: "Pop That Tooshie") |
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Nicki Minaj |
Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded |
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John Oates Band |
The Bluesville Sessions (recorded Oct. 11, 2011, at the Sirius/XM Radio Station Studios in Washington, D.C.) |
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Bonnie Raitt |
Slipstream (her first album since 2005; a mixture of covers and original songs) |
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Joe Satriani |
Satchurated: Live in Montreal (incl. DVD) |
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Spiritualized |
Sweet Heart Sweet Light |
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Taproot |
Episodes |
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M. Ward |
A Wasteland Companion (guests: Zooey Deschanel, Howe Gelb, Mike Mogis, John Parish, Steve Shelley, etc.) |
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Zambri |
House Of Baasa (New York electronic sister duo; first single: "ICBYS") |
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Brendan Benson |
What Kind Of World |
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DragonForce |
The Power Within (new singer: Marc Hudson) |
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Eric Hutchinson |
Moving Up Living Down (producers: Mike Elizondo, Martin Terefe; first single: "Watching You Watch Him") |
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Janis Joplin |
The Pearl Sessions (1971 album; remastered; two CDs, featuring the original album and original mono singles and a second disc of outtakes, song demos and alternate takes) |
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Neon Trees |
Picture Show (alt-rock band from Provo, Utah; first single: "Everybody Talks") |
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Pete Seeger |
The Complete Bowdoin College Concert 1960 (2 CDs, 35 songs) |
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Thousand Foot Crutch |
The End Is Where We Begin |
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ABBA |
The Visitors: Deluxe Edition (1981 album; remastered, with bonus tracks, including the new song "From a Twinkling Star to a Passing Angel") |
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Theresa Andersson |
Street People (Swedish-born, New Orleans-based soul singer; guest: Peter Moren of Peter Bjorn and John) |
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Curtis Stigers |
Let's Go Out Tonight (covers of pop, folk, country and soul songwriters, including Bob Dylan, Eddie Floyd, Richard Thompson, Jeff Tweedy, Hayes Carll, David Poe, etc.) |
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Jack White |
Blunderbuss (first single: "Love Interruption") |
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Ane Brun |
It All Starts With One (first single: "Do You Remember," featuring First Aid Kit) |
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King Charles |
LoveBlood (2010 winner of the International Songwriting Competition; first single: "LoveBlood") |
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The Cult |
Choice Of Weapon (producers: Chris Goss, Bob Rock) |
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Garbage |
Not Your Kind Of People (their first album in seven years) |
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Pat Green |
Songs We Wished We'd Written II (covers of Tom Petty, Joe Ely, Lyle Lovett, Todd Snider, etc.) |
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Jon McLaughlin |
Promising Promises (producer: McLaughlin; guest: Sara Bareilles; first single: "Summer Is Over") |
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Marissa Nadler |
The Sister |
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Lisa Marie Presley |
Storm And Grace (producer: T Bone Burnett) |
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Royal Thunder |
CVI (Atlanta rock quartet) |
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The Spring Standards
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yellow//gold (NYC folk-rock trio) |
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Stellar Revival |
Love, Lust And Bad Company (Florida quintet; producer: Brian Howes; first single: "The Crazy Ones") |
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Rufus Wainwright |
Out Of The Game {CD/DVD} (producer: Mark Ronson; guests: sister Martha Wainwrght, The Dap-Kings, Sean Lennon, Wilco) |
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Rita Wilson |
AM/FM (actress and wife of Tom Hanks; covers of '60s and '70s classics; producer: Fred Mollin; guests: Jackson Browne, Faith Hill, Chris Cornell, Sheryl Crow, Jimmy Webb, Vince Gill, Patty Scialfa) |
