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May 29, 2000
Sleater-Kinney
May 29, 2000
Hooked on Classics

Pearl Jam started out angry, became eccentric, and finally ended up as classic rock. Too bad their new album won't stand the test of time.

May 15, 2000
Mmm, Teen-Bop

Teen pop may be the future of the music business, but its marketing -- and sound, in Hanson's case -- owe more to another decade: the fifties.

May 1, 2000
Dusty Springfield

Neil Young sings paeans to Buffalo Springfield as he cashes in on CSNY nostalgia. Of all his musical personas, maybe band member was best?

May 1, 2000
In brief: Fatboy Slim
April 24, 2000
In Brief: XTC
April 24, 2000
Möbius Smith

On his new album, Elliott Smith sounds like the man who came in from the home studio. And he's all the better tackling the world outside his navel.

April 10, 2000
In brief: Green Velvet
April 10, 2000
Willkommen

Cabaret and "Cabaret" star Ute Lemper invites a new generation into the genre by singing Costello and Cave.

March 13, 2000
Leggo My Ego

Oasis gets experimental -- and even a bit modest -- on "Standing on the Shoulder of Giants," but Great Pumpkin Billy Corgan stays self-involved.

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