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21/11/2008

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Album Reviews

 

CDs of the week
Music: Beyoncé Knowles, Nickelback and Tom Jones all return with new albums of varying success.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: Tracey Chapman's sweet and earnest melodies might touch a lost chord and Tony Christie puts out the finest Sheffield album since The Human League's Dare.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: There's not that much to shout about with Razorlight's new album, Dido is as pleasant as ever and Grace Jones returns. ....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: This week our critics review new releases from Pink, Snow Patrol, The Cure and French accordionist Richard Galliano.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: We review new albums from the Sugababes, John Legend, AC/DC and Buena Vista Social Club.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: Credit to Keane for going a bit silly on their third album, Kaiser Chiefs still haven't peaked and Ray Lamontagne proves he is a true romantic.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: Noel Gallagher has allowed Liam more songwriting input than ever before on their seventh album and Jolie Holland is worth investigating.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: Will Young brings out a fourth album, James Morrison carves out his own white soul niche and Travis write some of their best tunes.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: If the Americans don't fall in love with Kings of Leon this time, they never will. But it's easy to fall out of love with Katy Perry. ....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: Mike Skinner is becoming one of our most poetic chroniclers of urban life, Jonas Brothers are a more wholesome McFly and David Sanborn is back.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: Joan Baez continues to keep her hand in with protest songs, Metallica won't gain new fans and Glasvegas bring out the debut album of the year.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: Brian Wilson rehashes the Beach Boys, James Yorkston puts out a hypnotic album and Charles Lloyd is captured on record.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: There is enough to keep The Dandy Warhols going on their latest record and life goes on as ever on planet Verve.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: Teddy Thompson's voice is warm and rich, Noah and the Whale have a modern take on folk and Stan Getz's songs are beguiling.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: Natty's music is a cheerful affair, there are some memorable moments on Conor Oberst's record and ABC are back.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: Ida Maria sounds like a woman in a hurry, Alice Cooper's record resembles a slasher movie soundtrack and Kasai Allstars are extraordinary.....read

 

CDs of the week
Music: CSS's stronger grasp of English means the lyrics are less entertaining and Primal Scream's record excites rage from its detractors.....read

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