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Beck: "Midnite Vultures" Hip-hugging sounds, booty-shakin' beats and good times a-plenty from Sir Sample-a-Lot. Beck finally gets his groove on, and produces not only some real, honest funk, but the party album of the year. Click here for the full review. Fountains of Wayne: "Utopia Parkway" Adam Schlesinger and Chris Collingwood, the crown princes of pop, ride ![]() Click here for the full review. Beth Orton: "Central Reservation" The perfect stay-in-bed record: Orton's lush vocals are the toasty down comforter, and her literate songs read better than the Sunday paper. The tunes are seductive and atmospheric, leaving ![]() Wilco: "Summerteeth" Jeff Tweedy comes to grips with the legacy of two more giants of American music: Brian Wilson and Lou Reed. Wilco sheds the alt-country label and the sky's the limit as love, creativity, nostalgia and loneliness all run together until the resulting swirl starts to take shape, making "Summer Teeth" as rewarding on the 10th listen as it is on the first. Click here for the full review. Kelly Willis: "What I Deserve" |