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Best of the Century
Check out our editors' picks for the top 10 albums of each decade.
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Free Song Downloads
Download more than 100 songs from Moby, Eurythmics, and other top artists.
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New & Future Releases
Eric Clapton
Almost unique among his peers, Eric Clapton has garnered more commercial recognition as the years have passed. His latest release, Clapton Chronicles, collects 14 of his hits, including "Tears in Heaven," "My Father's Eyes," and "Before You Accuse Me." In New & Future Releases
Artist Essentials
Brian Eno, Sarah McLachlan, Neil Young...
Whether you're looking to start a collection or build on one, check out our Artist Essentials section. Our editors pick the best recordings by...
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Rock
311
In contrast to many of their aggro-rock peers, 311 maintain a positive perspective in their amalgam of hip-hop, rock, funk, and reggae. The Nebraska-bred ensemble's latest, Soundsystem, showcases a 311 that's as eclectic and energetic as ever. In Rock
Free Digital Downloads
Eurythmics, Moby, Eels...
We've just added 10 new artists to our Free Digital Downloads section, including two tracks from the Eurythmics' forthcoming album, Peace; a previously unreleased Moby track; and a song by the Eels from the American Beauty soundtrack. Also check out downloads from...
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Alternative
Radar Bros.
Los Angeles-based trio the Radar Bros. make slow, delicate, and spacey rock that fuses the smartest elements of mid-'70s Pink Floyd and Neil Young with a modern, absurdist sensibility. The Singing Hatchet, the band's lovely and sparse second album, is on par with the best of Mercury Rev or the Flaming Lips. In Alternative
Best of the Century
Massive Attack's Blue Lines
A bedrock album in dance-music history, Massive Attack's 1991 debut, Blue Lines, mixed and matched rhythms with rare grace and creativity, laying the groundwork for artists such as Beth Orton and Portishead. Our editors have chosen Blue Lines as one of the 10 best albums of the '90s. Also, check out the rest of the Best of the Century.
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