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New Music Tuesday - I Couldn't Make This Up: Queensryche, Sara Bareilles, Velvet Revolver, Rilo Kiley, Widespread Panic, 2Pac, Transformers, Iron And Wine
Sara Bareilles - Little Voice (Epic)
Velvet Revolver - Libertad (RCA)
Iron and Wine - Boy With A Coin [SINGLE] (Subpop)
Various Artists - Transformers: The Movie Soundtrack (Warner Bros.)
2 Many DJs - 50 Million Soulwax Fans Can't Be Wrong [LIMITED EDITION] [IMPORT] (Waxed Soul)
Rilo Kiley - The Moneymaker [SINGLE] (Warner Bros.)
Queensryche - Mindcrime at the Moore [LIVE] (Rhino)
Face the Music - 2007 Encores! Cast Recording (Drg)
Widespread Panic- Capricorn Years 1991-1999 (Volcano)
Simian Mobile Disco - SMD [EP] (Interscope)
2Pac Evolution - Duets and Remixes (Koch)
Forcin' a light into all those stoned-out faces left stranded on this Fourth of July...
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