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DONALD FAGEN
Morph the Cat
MATISYAHU
Youth
WILLIE NELSON
You Don't Know Me: The Songs of Cindy Walker
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Dave Chappelle's Block Party
DEVO 2.0
Devo 2.0
ETTA JAMES
All the Way
HARD-FI
Stars of CCTV
JOE SATRIANI
Super Colossal
MICHAEL STUART
Back to Da' Barrio
SAMITE
Embalasasa
MARTHA MUNIZZI
No Limits
THE PRETENDERS
Pirate Radio
GRAND NATIONAL
Kicking the National Habit
DESTROYER
Destroyer's Rubies
CHARLIE HUNTER TRIO
Copperopolis
JACK DeJOHNETTE FEATURING BILL FRISELL
The Elephant Sleeps but Still Remembers
CRACKER
Greatest Hits Redux
BAD WIZARD
Sky High
CALIFONE
Roomsound
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NICK LACHEY
What's Left of Me
PEARL JAM
World Wide Suicide
DANIEL POWTER
Bad Day
FALL OUT BOY
A Little Less "Sixteen Candles," A Little More "Touch Me"
RAY J
What I Need
BLUE OCTOBER
Hate Me
MATISYAHU
Youth
SHERYL CROW & STING
Always on Your Side
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The Choir
March 04, 2006
Cleveland (Beachland Ballroom)
Jeff Tweedy
February 13, 2006
Los Angeles (Henry Fonda Theatre)
Matisyahu
February 06, 2006
Seattle (Showbox)
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DONALD FAGEN
Morph the Cat
A quarter-century since he lit up the airwaves with his enduring solo debut, "The Nightfly," (and 13 years since its follow-up, "Kamakiriad"), Steely Dan co-founder Fagen takes his third solo journey with an album that only he could conceive... More...
MATISYAHU
Youth
Matisyahu does not reinvent the wheel, but he connects the dots with virtuoso skill on his first major studio album following the still-hot "Live at Stubb's." More...
NICK LACHEY
What's Left of Me
Not to be crass, but divorce seems to suit Nick Lachey well. Never has he sounded so impassioned or more mature. More...
PEARL JAM
World Wide Suicide
The world has changed for the worse since Pearl Jam's 2002 Epic swan song, "Riot Act," a fact Eddie Vedder affirms on the band's self-titled debut for J (due May 2). More...
The Choir
March 04, 2006
Cleveland (Beachland Ballroom)
Nostalgia was a winner when the Choir sold out this Cleveland venue on March 4, drawing fans who used to see the storied band in the late '60s at National Guard armory shows, teen dances and early Who and late Yardbirds concerts. More...
Jeff Tweedy
February 13, 2006
Los Angeles (Henry Fonda Theatre)
Jeff Tweedy could have been a stand-up comic in a previous life. Four songs into his solo acoustic set Feb. 13 in Los Angeles, he finally addressed the quietly well-behaved, sold-out crowd that had gathered to hear him. "You guys must not be in the industry," he quipped with perfect deadpan drollery. More...
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