LATEST ADDITIONS

Doug Newcomb  |  Nov 06, 2005

A flat-panel TV is probably in your future, if not already in your home. But many new owners of big-screen plasma and LCD sets find that their setups need some reconfiguring to accommodate these newest and leanest members of their home-entertainment families. In other words, the big and bulky cabinets designed to accommodate large tube TVs are out and thin is in.

Ivan Berger  |  Nov 06, 2005

Digital sound from FM and AM? It's here, in the form of HD Radio, which drapes digital data like saddlebags over the existing FM and AM carrier waves. Broadcasters already use that added digital capacity to enhance their signals' sonics, to carry several programs at once, and to tell you what they're transmitting.

Mike Mettler  |  Nov 06, 2005
You Could Have It So Much Better Domino/Epic
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It's actually quite telling that the second album from G
Jeff Perlah  |  Nov 06, 2005
Late Registration Roc-a-Fella
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When you claim you're The Greatest, you better
Rob O'Connor  |  Nov 06, 2005
Plans Atlantic
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Death Cab for Cutie's Plans has Seattle's emo leaders jumping to a major l
Sue Macphee-gray  |  Nov 06, 2005
Free the Bees Astralwerks
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To their credit, the Bees are more adept than most at cross-pollination.
Billy Altman  |  Nov 06, 2005
All Jacked Up Epic
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Granted, "Redneck Woman" Gretchen Wilson's second
Parke Puterbaugh  |  Nov 06, 2005
The Fearless Freaks Shout!
Ken Richardson  |  Nov 06, 2005

DIRE STRAITS. The guitar-driven, chart-topping Brothers in Arms became the first big blockbuster of the digital era, signifying that the CD format had crossed over to the mainstream. And now, the 20th Anniversary Edition on DualDisc (Warner Bros.; Music •••••, DualDisc Mix •••••, Extras ½) enhances the album's stat-us as a sonic benchmark.

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