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Ghostface steers Apollo Kids into classic territory

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CD Review: Ghostface Killah

Ever-prolific Ryan Adams empties the grab-bag

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CD Review: Ryan Adams & the Cardinals

Rapper has much to live up to as she makes her solo debut

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Nicki Minaj, hip-hop’s ‘it’ girl

Nicki Minaj busts onto the scene with swagger to spare

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CD Review: Nicki Minaj

Son of Bonzo pays rocks full-on tribute

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Concert Recap: Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Experience

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

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CD Review: Rihanna

The Cleveland Institute of Music student orchestra took center stage Oct. 27 in a special collaboration with CIMs new president Joel Smirnoff in a lively program of works by Mozart, Bart&oacutek, and Beethoven. The level of playing from the orchestra, violin soloist, and conductor re-affirmed why the school is one of the worlds leading music conservatories, and why the community benefits from performances that are on par with professional orchestras.

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CIM president Joel Smirnoff leads CIM orchestra through exquisite performances of Mozart, Bartók, Beethoven

Cee Lo Greens The Lady Killer has sexy, broad appeal

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CD Review: Cee Lo Green

The lights are dim, yet the walls covered with various autographs and posters are evident upon walking through the door. DJ Carisma is at her mix tables with headphones blasting unaware of all the commotion around her.

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The Sweet Side Of Hip Hop

Amidst a sold-out crowd, Mumford and Sons provided a near out-of-body, almost indescribable concert experience. The London-native folk band emerged on the music scene with its first CD release, “Sigh No More,” in February and has been awing sold-out venues throughout the United States ever since.

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Mumford and Sons: A surreal concert experience