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The young "whippersnappers" of The Lonely H let their Hair down on their sophomore release and sets free a great album in the process.

The disc captures a time when Elvis stood tall and commanded respect as a true American icon prowling the desert nights in Sin City.

A true taste of the maddening yet euphoric experience of this monumental show.

They were about the beast that scratches your face and gives you an infection, then stomps on your foot.

The codpiece is gone -- thank God! -- but Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson is still every bit the flamboyant showman.

Illinois indie rockers Junior Varsity return with a triumphant new album that will surely please old and new fans alike.

This is the definitive version of a classic record.

Willy DeVille is a one of a kind in a world of carbon copies.

This is an album that demands your full attention to be appropriately appreciated.

If you've ever wished that you were involved in a momentous point in music history, this is your opportunity.