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November 26, 2001
Inexplicable

Michael Jackson
Invincible
Erick Sermon
Music
Various Artists
What's Going On

November 8, 2004
Abbatoir Blues/The Lyre Of Orpheus

Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds. Anti.

October 6, 2003
Dynamic Duo

OutKast releases a double album in which the pair seem bent on out-weirding each other—while producing work of emotional depth.

May 10, 2004
In Brief: Loretta Lynn and Jack White

From The Smiths to Nirvana, much of the best pop and rock music has been made by fans.

November 15, 2004
Living Things; Kimi Ga Suki

Matthew Sweet is one of those artists who labor under a burden of their own making: a great album.

November 15, 2004
The Prince Paul Plan

New York’s hip-hop auteur wants to move beyond the gangsta doldrums.

June 24, 2002
In Brief

Sonic Youth
Raphael Saadiq

October 4, 2004
Woe Is Them

Interpol’s second album isn’t as gloomily monochromatic as the band’s first, but it still feels removed from the world; what has happened to Elvis Costello?

June 2, 2003
Style to Spare

Clever folk-rocker Richard Thompson makes minimalism for the masses; the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are a story of O; dance music from Japan—and Asian England.

April 27, 1998
He's the One

With a smokin' wee-hours concert and a massive new album, the Artist Formerly Known As Prince once again demonstrates his immodest brilliance.

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