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• 26 Robert Cray Named His 14th Album 'Twenty'

  A solid, if unspectacular album from a vetran bluesman (Grade= C+)

  Review in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Jun 01, 2005

• 25 Collective Soul builds 'From the Ground Up'

  It is in no way revelatory and as such will not be of much interest to anyone who is not already a Collective Soul fan (C+)

  Review in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Jun 01, 2005

• 24 Garbage Bleeds for their Art on New CD

  Bleed Like Me is not a masterwork but is a strong, listenable album created by four veteran artists who understand their art and their craft.

  Review in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on May 17, 2005

• 23 Former Toad Frontman Glen Phillips in Fine Form on 'Winter Pays for Summer'

  Phillips has made his finest solo record to date. GRADE: A-

  Review in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Apr 17, 2005

• 22 Ex-Berry sideman Johnnie Johnson Dead at 80

  Rock and roll lost another of its legends when pianist Johnnie Johnson passed away in St. Louis today at the age of 80

  in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Apr 13, 2005

• 21 CD Review: Toad The Wet Sprocket's 'Welcome Home Live'

  Not the most distinguished release in Toad's brief history... Grade=C+

  in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Mar 30, 2005

• 20 Live Review: Opening Night of the Vertigo Tour

  Reporting from 2,000 miles away from the opening night of U2's Vertigo Tour...

  in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Mar 30, 2005

• 19 SINGLE REVIEW - Garbage's "Why Do You Love Me?"

  "Why Do You Love Me" is easily more catchy than most of "Beautifulgarbage" and bodes well for the new album (to be released in April).

  in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Mar 24, 2005

• 18 Asking Life and Death Questions

  Do we understand any of the consequences of our actions in the Terry Schiavo case?

  in Politics — by Josh Hathaway — on Mar 24, 2005

• 17 The Rock & Roll HoF's forgotten Man

  While some British and southern white kids were trying to figure out how to combine Robert Johnson and Chuck Berry, Buddy Guy was doing it. And he is still doing it and doing it better than most... Buddy Guy: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Well deserved and long overdue.

  in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Mar 15, 2005