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New Music Friday - True Story Edition: Bat For Lashes, Common, 1990s, Culver City Dub Collective, G. Love, Shivaree, Josh Rouse
Ever read the Shel Silverstein poem, True Story ? That's why New Music Tuesday is on a Friday. Go forth into your weekends, and rock.
OUT NOW:
Bat for Lashes - Fur & Gold (Caroline)
Common - Finding Forever (Geffen)
Josh Rouse - Country Mouse City House (Bedroom Classics)
Culver City Dub Collective - Dos (Everloving)
1990s - Cookies (Rough Trade)
Dr. Hook - Greatest Hooks (Capitol/EMI)
G. Love & Special Sauce - A Year and a Night with G. Love and Special Sauce (Brushfire)
Yo-Yo Ma - New Impossibilities (Sony Classical)
Elvis Presley - Elvis: Viva Las Vegas (SONY/BMG)
Shivaree - Tainted Love: Mating Calls & Fight Songs (Zoe)
Z-Trip - All Pro [EXPLICIT LYRICS] (Decon Inc)
The Raspberries - Live on Sunset Strip (Deluxe Version) [LIVE] (Rykodisc)
Various Artists - Real Life Permanent Dreams: A Cornucopia of British Psychedlia 1965-1970 (Castle)
Various Artists - Putumayo Presents: Americana (Putumayo)
Or maybe you'd prefer what's behind door #2...
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