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Reviews several sound recordings. 'The Eminem Show,' by Eminem; 'Float Away With the Friday,' by Marah; 'Live on Brighton Beach,' by Fatboy Slim.

Reviews the music recording 'Britney' by Britney Spears.

Features several music recordings. 'L.D. 50'; 'The Sickness' by Disturbed; Relative Ash's 'Our Time With You.'

Rates several music recordings. `Return of Saturn,' by No Doubt; `On the Floor at the Boutique,' by Fatboy Slim; `Outta My Way,' by The Flys.

Reviews several recordings including `The Distance to Here,' by Live, `Breakdown,' by Melissa Etheridge and `Home,' by Sevendust.

Reviews several music recordings. Includes `Title of Record,' by Filter; `Premiers Symptomes,' by Air; `Nothing Safe,' by Alice in Chains; `Tigermilk,' by Belle and Sebastian; `Mary,' by Mary J. Blige.

Reviews various gay-themed music recordings released in 1994. Soundtrack of the film `Priscilla, Queen of the Desert; `Excuses for Bad Behavior, Part One,' by Sandra Bernhard; `Crush With Eyeliner' song from R.E.M.'s `Monster' album.

Features the music recording 'Jesus Christ Super-Star: A Resurrection.'

Discusses the sound recording 'Anything Goes,' by the C+C Music Factory. Positive points of the album; Negative points of the album.

Discusses the sound recording 'Passion,' music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. Positive points of the album; Negative points of the album.

Features music recording 'Deflowered' by Pansy Division. Contents of the album.

Discusses the sound recording 'Viva Zapata,' by the 7 Year Bitch. Musical style; Positive aspects of the album; Negative aspects of the album.

Discusses sound recordings that are recommended to gay men, as of June 14, 1994. 'Free, Gay and Happy,' by the Coming Out Crew; 'We Shall All Be Free,' by The Weather Girls; 'God Save the Queen,' by Klatsch!

Discusses the sound recording 'The Living End,' by Husker Du. Positive points of the album; Negative points of the album.

Features the sound recording 'Debravation,' by Deborah Harry. Songs included in the 'Def Dumb and Blonde' album.

Reviews the album recording 'Tattoo Urge,' by Meg Hentges.

Reviews the album recording 'Janet,' by Janet Jackson.

The article review the music release "This Bird Has Flown: A Fortieth Anniversary Tribute to the Beatles' 'Rubber Soul'," by Various Artists.

This article presents ratings of various soundtracks and music compilations. Trading the overplayed oldies heard at most weddings for indie-rock cachet, the soundtrack "New Line," from the motion picture "Wedding Crashers," offers a primer on current indie essentials while adding lesser-known but equally bouncy peers. The soundtrack is rated 3.5 stars. Another soundtrack "Everloving," from the motion picture "Me and You and Everyone We Know," is rated 3 stars. The song is written and performed by Michael Andrews.

Reviews a music concert by composers Corin Tucker, Janet Weiss and Carrie Brownstein at San Francisco, California, on June 04, 2005.

The article presents information on the soundtrack "Hitch." The towering highlight of this soundtrack is Amerie's "1 Thing." which features an inspired use of the Meters' drum-heavy rendition of "Oh, Calcutta" it's possibly the best sample in mainstream R& B since the Chi-Lites helped Beyoncé get horn-y on "Crazy in Love."

The article reports that Christina Milian's substantial new cuts give her artistic profile a much-needed boost, and there's nothing wrong with well-worn Kool and the Gang, James Brown and Sonny and Cher oldies.

The article reports that Chingy, Fountains of Wayne, Fatboy Slim and a remixed James Brown team up for an album that sounds more like a demographics-savvy cross-marketing tool than anything to do with cartoon robots.

Reviews the music release "I Saw You Coming Back to Me," performed by the quintet Bedroom Walls.

Reviews the popular music recording "Want," performed by Rufus Wainwright.

The article focuses on the music album'Summer Sun,' by New Jersey-based musical group Yo La Tengo. The music album is based on moods music. The musical groupdisguises its guitars, minimizes its drums and makes plink-plunk sounds with its keyboards to conjure mystery, uncertainty and precious private moments. The songs create a warm yet uneasy feeling.

The album focuses on the music album 'On and On,' by the Hawaiian singer and songwriter Jack Johnson. Johnson sings songs in the style of early 1970s pop music. The album also features folk music and reggae music.

Reviews the music release 'Boomkatalog One,' by Taryn Manning and Kellin Manning.

Presents information about various soundtracks. 'Conception: An Interpretation of Stevie Wonder's Songs.' Nearly forty years after his debut, Stevie Wonder remains not only the most influential R&B singer ever, but also the most imitated. Throughout this classy but unadventurous tribute, smoothies like Brian McKnight, Marc Anthony end Musiq approachWonder's music with such reverence that they replicate it down to his phrasing. Even Mary J. Blige just imitates Stevie on “Overjoyed.” 'La Musica Della Mafia,' 'Dysfunktional Family Soundtrack.'

Reviews the sound recording 'No Strings Attached,' by NSync.

Evaluates Backstreet Boys's music recording 'Black and Blue.' Efforts to prove their adult autonomy; Response to 'N Sync's up-tempo achievements; Heavy metal influences in the songs 'The Call' and 'Get Another Boyfriend.'

Rates the music recording 'Music,' by Madonna.

Features the music recording Velvet Goldmine, an original sound-track album. Songs in the album.

Reviews the recording `Greatest Hits,' by Sonny and Cher Bono.

Presents music recordings from different musical artists. `Hunger,' by Janis Ian; `Women Like Us: Lesbian Favorites,' by Various artists; `We Will Fall: The Iggy Pop Tribute,' by Various artists; Others.

Presents a preview of several music recordings recommended for gays and lesbians that are scheduled for 1996 fall release in the United States. Includes `Dicen Que,' by Albita; `Slow to Burn,' by Vanessa Daou; `New Adventures in Hi-Fi,' by R.E.M.

List the top ten sound recordings purchased by gays and lesbians in the United States for the period ending May 1996.

Discusses the sound recording 'Undressed,' by the Pansy Division. Positive points of the album; Negative points of the album.

Focuses on album recordings by female black singers that are cater to gay men who frequent night clubs. 'Martha Wash,' by Martha Wash; 'So Close,' by Dina Carroll.

Focuses on music recordings related to homosexuality. Lyrics of the song 'Homophobic Asshole,' by Senseless Things; Nine Inch Nails' 'Wish.'

Reviews several music recordings. 'Reanimation,' by Linkin Park; 'Learning From Falling,' by Lamya; 'Dreamland,' by Robert Plant; 'The Amalgamut,' by Filter.

Reviews several sound recordings. 'About a Boy,' by Badly Drawn Boy; 'A New Day Has Come,' by Celine Dion; 'Trials and Tribulations,' by Ol'Dirty Bastard; 'Topsy-Turvy' by Apex Theory; 'Read Music/Speak Spanish' by Desaparecidos.

Reviews several musical recording. 'Lenny,' by Lenny Kravitz; 'Fan Dance,' by Sam Philips; 'Get Ready,' by New Order.

Reviews several music recordings of various musicians in the United States as of July 2000. Includes `The Ecleftic: 2 Sides II a Book,' by Wyclef Jean; `Too Much Stereo,' by the Urge; `Out There and Back,' by Paul Van Dyk.

Rates several music recordings. `Mad Season by Matchbox Twenty,' by Matchbox Twenty; `Binaural,' by Pearl Jam; `Kids in the Philly,' by Marah.

Features the music recordings 'The Last Meal,' by Snoop Dog and 'Restless,' by Xzibit.