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Regina Spektor - "Laughing With" (Live on David Letterman) (video)

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Monday, Jun 29, 2009

by PopMatters Staff

Regina Spektor is making the rounds promoting her new album Far that dropped last week and is aiming for mainstream music success.

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Regina Spektor: Live in London

By David Amidon

26 Jan 2011

Miss Spektor gifts her fans with a very well-performed CD/DVD package of a recent live performance in London, England.

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27 Jan 2010

Slipped Discs continues with Norwegian electro pop, lots of Scottish pop goodness, two rock institutions, a Soviet born chanteuse and many more. All records that missed our top 60 list last year.

Regina Spektor: Far

By Dan Raper

26 Jun 2009

Regina Spektor returns with a new album that's darker than Begin to Hope, but just as poppy.

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