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New Music Tuesday - It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas: Tegan And Sara, Juliette And The Licks, UNKLE, Prince, Hanson, Manic Street Preachers, The Simpsons Soundtrack
OUT TODAY:
Tegan and Sara - The Con (Sire)
Juliette and the Licks - Four on the Floor (Hassle)
UNKLE - War Stories (Surrender All)
Mexican Institute Of Sound - Pinata (Nacional Records)
Robbers on High Street - Grand Animals (New Line)
Manu Chao - Rainin In Paradize [EP] (Nacional Records)
Prince - Planet Earth (NPG)
VHS or Beta - Bring On The Comets [Single] (Astralwerks)
Hanson - The Walk (Cooking Vinyl)
Manic Street Preachers - Send Away the Tigers (Sony/BMG)
Saturday Looks Good to Me - Cold Colors (Polyvinyl)
Squeeze - 20th Century Masters, The Millennium Collection: The Best of Squeeze (Universal)
Billy Bob Thornton - Beautiful Door (New Door)
John Vanderslice - Emerald City (Barsuk)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Is Is (Fontana Interscope)
Marmoset - Florist Fired (Secretly Canadian)
The Eat - It's Not The Eat, It's The Humidity (Alternative Tentacles)
Garbage - Absolute Garbage [Deluxe Edition] (Geffen)
Trey Anastasio - The Horseshoe Curve (Red Int)
Original Soundtrack - The Simpsons Movie (Adrenaline)
And a partridge in a pear tree...
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