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Articles tagged "celebration" Capsule ReviewsThomas Function: Celebrationby Jason MacNeil[6.May.08] :. This is a record that would put more woogie in your boogie, without question.  Music ReviewCelebration: The Modern Tribeby Dan Raper[9.Oct.07] :. The Baltimore Trio's sophomore effort is a triumph, and not just because TV on the Radio's Dave Sitek is on the production.  Music ReviewCelebration: Celebrationby Jason MacNeil[10.Oct.05] :. The album is a celebration of sorts as this trio relies heavily on keyboards and some wild wails to get their distinctive brand of rock across.  Music ReviewNorman Brown: Celebrationby PopMatters StaffCelebration is Norman Brown’s fourth album, a cool ride through smooth town on a soul train, and so forth and so on. To me, it sounds like the music that’s always playing in a... |
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