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Pacer - Involuntary Movement
Review by Gary Hill
I really had to give a lot of thought to what section of MSJ this review belonged. In honesty, this almost made into the progressive rock section.
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Page and Plant - Walking into Clarksdale
Review by Gary Hill
This second album from Led Zeppelin partners Jimmy Page and Robert Plant holds onto elements of their first reunion album (No Quarter), but in many ways really feels like the return of Led Zeppelin.
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Picture Me Broken - Mannequins
Review by Kathryn Heitzman

This four man band hails from Redwood City, California and started out doing cover songs.


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Popa Chubby - Universal Breakdown Blues
Review by Larry Toering

Popa Chubby returns with a hot upcoming release that is sure to crossover from contemporary blues to rock audiences.


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Prince - Musicology
Review by Gary Hill
Prince was on top of the world for a long time, but then he made a lot of bad decisions that caused him to fall from grace. It all started when he changed his name to a symbol (it turned out later this was a ploy to get out of his contract with Warner).
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