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Reviews
By Liz Colville
A powerful trio of female singers created three distinct atmospheres on a hot, humid evening in Central Park. [8 September 2009]
By David Pyndus
An album that paradoxically feels like a return to roots and yet is like nothing else in the band's catalog. [9 October 2008]
By Sean Murphy
One of the best one-two punches in rock and roll gets the well-earned deluxe treatment. [16 November 2006]
By Lou Friedman
The phrases 'punk' and 'oldies' mix about as well as chocolate cake and mayonnaise. Maybe that's why Chrissie Hynde won't stand still. [26 July 2006]
By Jon Langmead
While the Pretenders admittedly aren't saving the world, in High Fidelity Nick Hornby suggested that some people might be able to extract the meaning of life from one of their chord changes. [28 July 2005]
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