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- Glenn Miller
- Songs of Separation
- Charlie Zaa
- Dosseh
- Thin Lizzy
- Milan Talkies (OST)
- Rozalén
- Soccer Anthems Italy and choirs
- Los Baby's
- Tindersticks
- Pop Out Boy! (OST)
- Ziggy Marley
- Mamta Sharma
- Arem Ozguc
- Lidija Horvat Dunjko
- Spiderbait
- Terminal Choice
- Alain Chamfort
- Johnny Cash and Ray Charles
- Ensemble
- Kiff No Beat
- JUNKYU
- Wajid Khan
- Javed Ali
- Spekti
- Kunal Ganjawala
- Olga Buzova
- Besh Korechi Prem Korechi (OST)
- Shreya Ghoshal & Thaman S
- Kalash Criminel
- The Chad Mitchell Trio
- Glen Campbell
- Dom La Nena
- İlkan Günüç
- Néstor en Bloque
- Selin Ciğerci
- Baaghi 2 (OST)
- Student of the Year (OST)
- Leelai (OST)
- Manal BK
- Edu Lobo
- Lucas
- Les Friction
- Stephen Marley
- The D-Day Darlings
- Barfi! (OST)
- The Gregory Brothers
- Eve
- Reni
- EQT_ALBERT
- Cure iz centra
- Vilma Alina, Nelli Matula, Ida Paul, Sini Yasemin
- Sarrainodu (OST)
- Devudu Chesina Manushulu (OST)
- Extraordinary You (OST)
- Gerónimo Rauch
- Ennu Ninte Moideen (OST)
- Sylvia Vrethammar
- Ek Vivaah... Aisa Bhi (OST)
- Stuart A. Staples
- Dave Winkler
- Elsie Carlisle
- Roberto Iarussi
- Arlo Guthrie
- Ginamaría Hidalgo
- Pilar
- The Puppini Sisters
- World's Greatest Jazz Band
- Flanagan and Allen
- Petros Iakovidis
- Kalank (OST)
- Sukhwinder Singh
- Tom T. Hall
- Sunidhi Chauhan
- Busy Signal
- Vishal Dadlani
- Steve Goodman
- Dolores Duran
- Ajay Gogavale
- Sun Diego
- João Bosco
- Baden Powell
- Shaan
- Billy Blanco
- Vasily Mokhov
- Salman Khan
- Bïa Krieger
- Robert W. Service
- Marko Vanilla
- Fidan Hüseynova
- Belchior
- Rekka (OST)
- Vitya AK
- Shopee
- Company B
- The Pointer Sisters
- Jab Tak Hai Jaan (OST)
- Hank Snow
- Brothers: Blood Against Blood (OST)
- Imanbek
- The Man [Italian translation]
- The Man [Serbian translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [Persian translation]
- The Outside [Finnish translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [Hungarian translation]
- The Man [Turkish translation]
- The Lucky One [Turkish translation]
- The Outside [Turkish translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [Turkish translation]
- The Lucky One [Greek translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [German translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [Finnish translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Hungarian translation]
- Que Dieu aide les exclus lyrics
- The Moment I Knew [Turkish translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Turkish translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Turkish translation]
- The Man lyrics
- The Moment I Knew [Dutch translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [Greek translation]
- The Lucky One [Spanish translation]
- The Lucky One [German translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Italian translation]
- The Story of Us [Indonesian translation]
- The Story of Us [French translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Arabic translation]
- The Man [Bulgarian translation]
- The Lucky One [Serbian translation]
- The Story of Us [Hungarian translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Spanish translation]
- The Man [Swedish translation]
- The Man [Spanish translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Finnish translation]
- The Man [Turkish translation]
- The Lucky One [Thai translation]
- The Man [French translation]
- The Lucky One [Greek translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [Azerbaijani translation]
- The Other Side of the Door lyrics
- The Lucky One [Greek translation]
- The Lucky One [Swedish translation]
- The Outside [Portuguese translation]
- The Lucky One [Hungarian translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Croatian translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Chinese translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Greek translation]
- The Man [Turkish translation]
- The Outside [Russian translation]
- The Man [Portuguese translation]
- The Man [Thai translation]
- The Lucky One [Finnish translation]
- The Outside lyrics
- The Outside [Turkish translation]
- The Moment I Knew lyrics
- The Lucky One [Polish translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [Turkish translation]
- The Lucky One [Turkish translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Serbian translation]
- The Lucky One [Russian translation]
- The Story of Us lyrics
- The Other Side of the Door [Chinese translation]
- The Lucky One [Persian translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Turkish translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Turkish translation]
- The Story of Us [Greek translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Turkish translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Azerbaijani translation]
- The Man [Greek translation]
- The Lucky One [Indonesian translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Dutch translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [Serbian translation]
- The Man [Japanese translation]
- The Story of Us [Azerbaijani translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Persian translation]
- The Outside [Persian translation]
- The Story of Us [Italian translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [Serbian translation]
- The Man [Dutch translation]
- The Man [Chinese translation]
- The Man [Greek translation]
- The Story of Us [Greek translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Polish translation]
- The Moment I Knew [German translation]
- The Story of Us [Finnish translation]
- The Moment I Knew [French translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [French translation]
- The Outside [Turkish translation]
- The Story of Us [Arabic translation]
- The Man [Arabic translation]
- The Lucky One [Spanish translation]
- The Other Side of the Door [Greek translation]
- The Story of Us [German translation]
- The Outside [Serbian translation]
- The Man [Kazakh translation]
- The Outside [Russian translation]
- The Moment I Knew [Russian translation]
- The Lucky One [Italian translation]
- The Man [Turkish translation]
- The Man [Turkish translation]
- The Man [Finnish translation]
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- The Built To Spill Power Hour
- 60 minutes of music that sum up LCD Soundsystem
- On Laid, Brian Eno helped James find its footing
- With “Shoop,” Salt-N-Pepa took control professionally and sexually
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- 60 minutes of music that sum up the venerable, ornery Neil Young
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- How Challengers became The New Pornographers’ most atypical—and best—album
- Before they were robots, Daft Punk were failed rockers with electronic dreams
- Encore, once considered Eminem’s worst, stands as satire within chaos
- “The Power Of Love” gave Huey Lewis And The News pop culture immortality
- Doggystyle changed the way hip-hop reckoned with nostalgia
- 20 years later, Blind Melon’s maligned Soup deserves another taste
- U2’s electronic-heavy Pop deserves more respect for its risk-taking
- With “West End Girls,” Pet Shop Boys set a high standard for U.K. hip-hop
- Before their masterpiece, the Minutemen asked What Makes A Man Start Fires?
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- Screw The Strokes: How The Dandy Warhols kick-started the ’00s rock ’n’ roll revival
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- Sinéad O’Connor got what she didn’t want: mainstream acceptance
- The Stones blended slavery, sex, and (maybe) heroin in “Brown Sugar”
- Men At Work’s “Who Can It Be Now?” blurs the line between private and crazy
- Americans were bound to hate The Streets’ Original Pirate Material
- With the La Bamba soundtrack, America got the chance to right some wrongs
- Nine Inch Nails’ The Downward Spiral captured an aggressive zeitgeist
- Just like the white wing dove, Stevie Nicks’ solo debut soared
- A group from sunny California out-gothed them all
- With Wildflowers, Tom Petty took brilliant advantage of a clean slate
- When great records breed bad followers: The ups and downs of Van Halen
- 14 songs about seven people, two houses, a motorcycle, and a locked treatment facility for adolescent boys
- 60 minutes of Madonna that show why she matters, as a musician and a cultural figure
- Usher’s Confessions rode fictionalized scandal to the top of the charts
- The Replacements and the legacy of Let It Be
- Exit Planet Dust gave electronic music the rock-star treatment
- New Radicals’ only hit, “You Get What You Give,” was secretly influential
- Taylor Swift’s hit-packed career compressed into just 60 essential minutes
- The Rembrandts’ “I’ll Be There For You” was a golden albatross
- Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill was a powerful, DIY feminist statement
- The A.V. Club compresses They Might Be Giants’ 30-year career into 60 minutes
- With Decemberunderground, AFI rode tacit approval all the way to the top
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- Knapsack’s Day Three Of My New Life both defined and destroyed it
- With The Predator, Ice Cube turned cultural turmoil into chart-topping success
- Keith Moon’s death blunted—but didn’t end—The Who’s greatness
- Forever Changes is a stunning indictment of The Summer Of Love
- From Elvis In Memphis is the only Elvis Presley record you need
- With The Divine Miss M, Bette Midler went from bathhouses to The Tonight Show
- Tori Amos confronted taboos and reclaimed her power with Under The Pink
- With The Game, Queen broke all the rules, including its own
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- Don McLean offered the world a big old slice of American Pie
- Built To Spill’s Keep It Like A Secret is the sound of harmony between extremes
- With “Sex And Candy,” Marcy Playground turned disco gibberish into alternative gold
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