CD-Charts Position 1
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Sleep Through The Static

by: Jack Johnson

Release Date February 05, 2008
The best new artist in this sphere of music is Nick Worrall. Google him and get his debut album for FREE. Incredible.

CD-Charts Position 2
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It Is Time For A Love Revolution

by: Lenny Kravitz

Release Date February 05, 2008
Now let me just start by saying this cd is almost religious! It's so insanely great that I lose my mind when I listen to it and play along to it! It's so full of emotion that is missing from today's pop & rock music. Thank goodness that Lenny still has the blessing of the Gods of great music! If you don't understand the greatness of this album, that embraces all the great music of the past, you are lost.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Just A Little Lovin'

by: Shelby Lynne

Release Date January 29, 2008
I find it curious that the most of these songs that we are all so familiar with seem to have only the vaguest familiarity to Shelby Lynne. Her "interpretations" I think would only appeal to those who have a fondness for those who sing disjointedly to themselves along about the time the tavern is closing. As far as being a tribute to Dusty Springfield, it certainly isn't in my opinion.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings

by: Counting Crows

Release Date March 25, 2008
...upon subsequent listens I became a really big fan of this CD. The Crows can still put out the good soulful tunes. I'm anxious for the next.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Watershed

by: k.d. lang

Release Date February 05, 2008
fans of kd lang know by now what they are getting when she puts out a new cd. This is no exception: great songs, great production, sweet harmonies, and that awesome voice.

Buy this!!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Accelerate

by: R.E.M.

Release Date April 01, 2008
I'm altogether dispirited

I've listened to this about 5-6 times all the way through, and not one song has made an impression

Read the lyrics - they're ok - I don't really care too much about lyrics. My favorite album by REM (Murmur) and I don't know the lyrics on most of my favorite songs on that (Radio Free Europe, Perfect Circle)

I am absolutely miserable. I mean, I'm still gonna listen to the group. I'll stick pick up the next album. But none of these songs are very good. There aren't really any strong melodies

Pete, you can do better! You played on Robyn's very good album Ole Tarantula for gods sake.

I can't imagine someone picking up this album and loving it. The first few times I listened to this album ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Nine Lives

by: Steve Winwood

Release Date April 29, 2008
Steve still has it! Not a whole lot of broken ground here, but solid music with great percussion, and classic organ. His voice is still as good as when he was with Spencer Davis doing "Gimme some lovin". Nice surprise.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Solo Acoustic, Vol. 2

by: Jackson Browne

Release Date March 04, 2008
This is Jackson Browne at his best. He has more than withstood the test of time. He's amazing.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Perfectly Clear

by: Jewel

Release Date June 03, 2008
No quisiera hacer el juego fácil de palabras de y decir que este disco es una "joya", pero ciertamente lo es. Jewel se pasea por el country y el pop en este disco con una elegancia y finura que hacen que escucharlo sea una delicia. Pocas artistas mantienen un equibrio entre calidad y lado comercial y ademas salen airosas de esa batalla.

Una producción muy cuidada, unas composiciones excelentes, un disco imprescindible.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Keep It Simple

by: Van Morrison

Release Date April 01, 2008
Van Morrison has certainly evolved musically in the 41 years since "Brown Eyed Girl" first hit the charts. The "Simple" premise of Morrison's latest offering is quite ironic. Van Morrison composed and sang all eleven tracks, as well as instrumentally performing the saxophone, harmonica and ukulele. His trademark horn section is noticeably missing from the album, but the extra space is filled with a strong set of backup singers.

As Van Morrison's first album in three years, Keep It Simple was a very pleasant surprise. Morrison has held strong to his authentic American Folk, Blues and Jazz influences even at this stage of his career. His vocal performance is still very strong, as are his lyrics and compositions.

When the bluesy intro of "How Can A Poor Boy" opened ... Read More: