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NT: iPhone Home
Ken Richardson  |  Apr 03, 2008

These days, Apple likes to hold court at a different consumer electronics shebang - the Macworld Conference & Expo in San Francisco. "And where Apple goes," says any peripheral maker looking for some action, "iFollow!"

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Music Reviews
CD Review: Sheryl Crow
Parke Puterbaugh  |  Apr 03, 2008
Detours A&M
Music •••½Sound •••½

Born of equal parts personal drama and global turmoil, Detou

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Music Reviews
CD Review: Joe Jackson
Brett Milano  |  Apr 03, 2008
Rain Rykodisc
Music •••• Sound ••••

This stripped-down, piano-driven set would be a contender for the best non-rock album Jo

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Music Reviews
Reference CD Review: moe.
Andrew Nash  |  Apr 03, 2008
Sticks and Stones Fatboy
Music •••• Sound ••••½

After a couple of studio albums built from live rhythm tracks of

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Music Reviews
Reference CD Review: Raya Yarbrough
Ken Richardson  |  Apr 03, 2008
Raya Yarbrough Telarc
Music •••• Sound ••••½

In this Age of Norah, it's getting to the point where sultry jaz

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Music Reviews
CD Review: Shelby Lynne, and Reference CD Review: Allison Moorer
Billy Altman  |  Apr 03, 2008
Shelby Lynne: Just a Little Lovin' Lost Highway
Music ••½Sound ••½
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Music Reviews
CD Review: Ray Davies
Billy Altman  |  Apr 03, 2008
Working Man's Café Ammal/New West
Music •••• Sound ••••

This follow-up to 2006's fine Other People's Lives

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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
Tracking Surround: AC/DC: Live at Donington, on Blu-ray Disc
Ken Richardson  |  Apr 03, 2008
Live at Donington Columbia
Show •••• Picture •••½Blu-ray Disc Mix •••• Extras •••

It&

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Vetting Vinyl: The Who
Al Griffin  |  Apr 03, 2008
Quadrophenia Classic Records
Music ••••½Sound ••••

Talk about "classic records": The Who's double-

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Other Tech
Silent But Deadly
Rob Sabin  |  Apr 03, 2008

There is a quiet epidemic lurking among us - a disease so awful and destructive that it can kill the thrill and excitement that define home theater. It's the consumer electronics industry's dirty little secret: an ugly mold that festers behind closed media-room doors, eating away at the power and majesty of the best movie soundtracks.

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