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Rihanna professes love for slap and tickle on sexually-charged Loud

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CD Review: Rihanna

Cee Lo Greens The Lady Killer has sexy, broad appeal

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CD Review: Cee Lo Green

Forty years after they first toured together, Elton John throws new light on the talents of one of his heroes: Leon Russell, the hirsute, often top-hatted session player and author of “Tight Rope” and “Delta Lady.”

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CD Review: Elton John and Leon Russell

The former Idol runner-ups beautiful voice is spoiled by trite, unadventurous backing tracks throughout

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CD Review: David Archuleta

Sufjan Stevens expertly skirts expectations of long awaited The Age of Adz

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CD Review: Sufjan Stevens

A sly mix of Zeppelins heavy power, whimsy and blues, Band of Joy hits hard in the right places.

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CD Review: Robert Plant

The trite, clich&eacuted lyrics? The fact that Perry doesnt bother stretching her vocals beyond party songs

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CD Review: Teenage Dream

Sometimes, first impressions arent exactly right.

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CD Review: Mike Posner

Raspy-voiced singer and his Pariah Dogs turn out best work yet.

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CD Review: Ray LaMontagne

Canadian collectives return tackles modern misery

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CD Review: Arcade Fire