Ken Richardson

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MUSIC REVIEW: Norah Jones
Ken Richardson  |  Feb 01, 2007

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MUSIC REVIEW: The Roches
Ken Richardson  |  Mar 12, 2007

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MUSIC REVIEW: Trey Anastasio
Ken Richardson  |  Jan 14, 2006
Shine Columbia
Music •••• Sound •••• DualDisc Extras •••½
A more appropriate cover photo would sh
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MUSIC REVIEWS: Riddle of Steel
Ken Richardson  |  Sep 14, 2005
Got This Feelin' Ascetic
Music •••½Sound •••
These guys share their name with a pen-and-paper role-playing game
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MUSIC REVIEWS: Sleater-Kinney
Ken Richardson  |  Sep 14, 2005
The Woods Sub Pop
Music •••• Sound ••
Whereas All Hands on the Bad One was a "crossover" album to love and
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MUSIC REVIEWS: Sufjan Stevens
Ken Richardson  |  Oct 01, 2005
Illinois Asthmatic Kitty
Music •••• Sound ••••
I'll take half this review to say that Track 2 is called "The Black Haw
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MUSIC REVIEWS: The Cash Family
Ken Richardson  |  Sep 14, 2005

"I hear the Man a-comin' / He's rolling 'round the bend - on 104 tracks!" Or so you'll sing in praise of the Man in Black's big boxed set, The Legend (Columbia/Legacy). His name, of course, is Johnny Cash, and the box serves up four CDs of songs that include seven previously unreleased performances.

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MUSIC REVIEWS: The Rolling Stones
Ken Richardson  |  Oct 01, 2005
A Bigger Bang Virgin
Music •••• Sound ••••
Whaddayawant? A Rolling Stones album to come up and bite you in the ass?
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Music: All That Jazz
Ken Richardson  |  Oct 05, 2006

Looking around for jazz divas?

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Music: Every Pic Tells a Story
Ken Richardson  |  Jul 05, 2006

The Velvet Underground: "one of the most unique bands of the 1960s." Syd Barrett: "one of the most unique talents to surface from the 1960s underground music scene." Kate Bush: "one of the most unique artists in British musical history." Queen: "perhaps the most unique band in the history of rock music." Such is the slant of your opening line of narration

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