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Michael J. Kramer

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Various Artists: Rogues Gallery

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Michael J. Kramer
/ 20 October 2006
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Luna: The Best of Luna and Lunafied

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Michael J. Kramer
/ 19 October 2006
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Norfolk & Western: A Gilded Age

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Michael J. Kramer
/ 22 June 2006
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Tengir-Too: Music of Central Asia, Volume 1: Mountain Music of Kyrgyzstan

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Michael J. Kramer
/ 7 June 2006
On Quasi’s Album, Personal and Public Collide in Despair
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On Quasi’s Album, Personal and Public Collide in Despair

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Michael J. Kramer
/ 26 May 2006

Quasi have turned a sharp eye toward the politics of love, a fitting topic for a former couple still literally, if not metaphorically, making music together.

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Tortoise and Bonnie Prince Billy: The Brave and the Bold

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Michael J. Kramer
/ 30 March 2006
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Hall Ranaldo Hooker: Oasis of Whispers

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Michael J. Kramer
/ 22 March 2006
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Konono No. 1: Congotronics

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Michael J. Kramer
/ 27 January 2006

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