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Artist Essentials
9/14/2010
With a long string of hit singles to his credit, Fatboy Slim is an elite electronica auteur, but when he puts his bag of remix tricks to work on other artists' tunes, he always makes his own mark. He m …
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Artist Essentials
9/14/2010
When Norman Cook became Fatboy Slim, he helped spearhead the electronica revolution that stormed out of England, battering down the doors of musical convention all over the world and proving you didn't …
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My Groove
9/14/2010
The game may be winding down and your legs probably feel the way Jell-O might feel . . . if it were in the shape of legs, but now is definitely not the time to sit things out. You've got a game to win, …
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My Groove
9/14/2010
As important as music is to all sports - from the place of punk in skateboarding and surf videos to the importance of certified jock jams in hockey and football arenas - there's hardly any separation b …
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My Groove
9/14/2010
What does it take to make it to the Olympics? More than anything else, a never-say-die attitude. You'll hear about it this year, when the Beijing Games are powered by the sounds of French electro-poppe …
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My Groove
9/14/2010
Even though the Olympics thrive on the spirit of competition, they're about a lot more than just coming out on top. They serve as a reminder that even in the most war-torn times, nations across the glo …
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My Groove
9/14/2010
Just when you thought things might slow to a steady, manageable crawl, our Skateboarding Deep Cuts speeds right up with the help of mosh-pit favorites like "Drink Drank Punk," "Jaks," "Did You W …
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My Groove
9/14/2010
If you're going to spend an entire afternoon rolling across sun-baked asphalt - all while churning out lip tricks, aerials, and crooked grinds - then you might as well have some music to match your eve …
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Artist Essentials
9/14/2010
You can take the singer out of Zeppelin, but you can never really take Zeppelin out of the singer. No matter how he branched out in his solo career, Robert Plant could still wield that hard-rock …
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