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The Darjeeling Limited OST: Various(Abkco) Three brothers who have not spoken in a year set off on a train journey across India with a plan to find themselves and bond with each other -- to become the brothers they used to be. During this journey they attempt to find their mother, who has run away from home to join an ashram. |
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X and Y: Coldplay(EMI) The third offering from Chris Martin & co. Following on from 2003's magnum opus
A Rush Of Blood To The Head, an exhilarating journey, Coldplay now set sail
for more epic shores, with a new album entitled X & Y.
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Get Behind Me Satan: The White Stripes(V2) Jack and Meg are back with a long - awaited follow up to Elephant. |
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The Rough Guide to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan(World Music Network) Known as Shahen-Sha, 'the brightest of stars', his evocative voice and hypnotic music have touched audiences worldwide. |
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Come away with me: Norah Jones(Blue note) No doubt this will be the catalyst for a multitude of candle-lit suppers and more I suspect... |
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Your New Favourite Band: The Hives(Poptones) Rated as ‘one of the bands of the moment’ this collection of hits from there previous two albums lives up to the hype. |
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Echobrain: Echobrain(Chophouse / Surfdog) I didn’t know exactly where we were headed, but the main thing was, when we got there, we were going to PARTY! |
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When You're Ready: Two Day Rule(Sugar Shack Records) At a time when the population is in danger of drowning in a sea full of artificially manufactured bands, it is refreshing to hear one that's a real band |
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Anthology: Alien Ant Farm(Dreamworks/New Noise) Papa Roach fellow label insects Alien Ant Farm invade with a superb debut album. |
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Take Off Your Pants And Jacket: Blink 182(MCA records) The punk trio return with yet another hormone fuelled, poppy sweetener for the youth of today. |
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