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Artist Essentials
11/9/2010
Much like their pop-punk forefathers Mxpx, Relient K have obliterated the secular/Christian music line by delivering undeniably catchy albums - ones you'd have to be a complete buzz-kill to ignore. Whi …
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Genres & History
11/9/2010
The adult alternative landscape of the '00s was about more than just revved-up rockers; there was still plenty of room for sharp-eyed pop pioneers to make their mark. British "bad girl" Lily Allen load …
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Genres & History
11/9/2010
Decades from now, if your offspring come scooting up on their airboards and ask, "What did you listen to in the '00s?" you can proudly pull up this playlist and let them know there was more to the era …
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My Groove
11/9/2010
If a hook-happy Natasha Bedingfield can carry around her very own "Pocketful of Sunshine," then why not do the same with your eternal summer vacation? We make it easy to download Shaggy's portable Danc …
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My Groove
11/9/2010
Whether you're waiting on the weekend or that last school bell to ring, you've got a whole season to get your summer daze on, and there's no excuse not to live it up. Hit the beach or check the clubs, …
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Genres & History
11/9/2010
Despite all the Mermen and Beach Boys floating around, dudes don't have a stranglehold on surf music. Brian Wilson's future wife harmonized with the Honeys - whose voices sweetened hits by Brian's boys …
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Genres & History
11/9/2010
Jimi Hendrix was wrong. At the end of 1967's "Third Stone From the Sun," he proclaims, "You'll never hear surf music again." We love you, Jimi, but here's a reality check: surf music will never …
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Genres & History
11/9/2010
The '00s may have been filled with fresh sounds from groundbreaking artists, but that doesn't mean the new breed had no sense of musical history. The Dixie Chicks did more than anyone to tear down the …
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Genres & History
11/9/2010
By the time the '00s rolled around, the Information Age was well under way and music's every stylistic strand seemed to be sewn into a single thread. Instead of occupying their own separate worlds, roc …
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