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Topic: Music (page 164)

Music: Luscious Jackson's cool hip-hop drips with "Electric Honey"

Andrew Strickman

Sarah Vowell: Part train wreck, part urban epic, "Summer of Sam" is Spike Lee at his contradictory best

Music: Canadian folkie Gordon Lightfoot made beautiful music -- and goofy mistakes

Music: Chrissie Hynde is back on the chain gang with the hardest-working Pretenders album in years

Music: Guitar Wolf's hot-rod garage trash howls like a jet engine

Alex Pappademas

Music: Lyle Lovett, country music's smartest anomaly, reunites with his Large Band on a smoldering live album

Music: The misunderstood legacy of Don Van Vliet, aka Captain Beefheart

The road rules: Bob Dylan continues on the mother of all tours, 12 years and counting

Music: Ween's scatological pranksters offer up a poopy (that's

Music: "The Wake-Up Show" DJs Sway and King Tech whip up a sorry-ass thug's backlash to Lauryn Hill and Missy Elliott.

Michelle Goldberg

Music: The Chemical Brothers "Surrender" to watery psychedelia.

Music: Back in the '50s, L.A. session guitarists Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant were the Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie

Music: On his new album, Carlos Santana droops, despite the help of Dave Matthews, Lauryn Hill and Matchbox 20's Rob Thomas

Sarah Vowell: My guilty pleasures are all pretentious

Pavement is a 65-point word: Scrabble freak and Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus talks about songwriting and his band's ne

Music: Singer/songwriter Danielle Howle trades on the passion of Ani DiFranco and the melodicism of Patsy Cline

Metal rools, still: For Ozzy and Slayer, they came -- the Dudes of Jersey Past, whom punk never knew. You have to respect them

Spicy Girls: Summertime hot sauce from Sarah Jessica Parker and Geri Halliwell

Music: "Californication" has the Chili Peppers red-hot and bothered

Music: "Austin Powers" soundtrack: '60s covers by today's hottest stars! Ho-hum

Technology Log: MP3 entrepreneurs: Show us the money!

Music: On her debut album, Jennifer Lopez shakes that thing

Stephanie Zacharek

Net benefits: Did Sony spend $1 million to keep Pearl Jam from releasing a MP3 file to help Kosovo refugees? Are three new Beast

Music: Cibo Matto's "Stereotype A": Airy, weightless pop

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