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	CalendarHome.com - 2000s - Calendar Encyclopedia
		Christian Rock artists gain mainstream popularity in the mid-2000s with popular albums from Switchfoot, Relient K, and Thousand Foot Krutch.
		Teen pop of the late 90s variety rises and falls in popularity between 1999 and 2002, although maintains a strong media presence afterward and morphes into more adult-oriented music such as Kelly Clarkson.
		A revival in popularity of the Great American Songbook is witnessed, preëmpted by Robbie Williams, and the subsequent 'Rat Pack' fascination.
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	System Of A Down
		Their debut album, released in June 1998, was recorded at the Sound City studios with Rubin and Dave Sardy acting as producers.
		The band's heady fusion of alternative metal and programmed beats was augmented by subtle Eastern European influences, earning them comparisons to contemporary metal bands such as Korn and the Deftones.
		Rick Rubin, who, in September 1997, made the band the first new act on his American Recordings label, spotted them playing at Hollywood's Viper Room.
	musicstore.mymmode.com /artist.do?artistID=6072502 (238 words)

	ipedia.com: 2000s Article
		System of a Down (Toxicity, Steal This Album)
		see also 2000s music groups, List of rock and roll albums in the 2000s
		Sum 41 (Half Hour of Power, All Killer No Filler, Does This Look Infected)
	www.ipedia.com /2000s.html (674 words)

	Storaged song lyrics System of a Down Extra Songs GoldLyrics.com
		If you like the lyrics, GoldLyrics.com encourages you to buy the CDs of the albums and whenever possible, GoldLyrics.com gives a link, where you can buy the album.
	www.goldlyrics.com /song_lyrics/system_of_a_down/extra_songs/storaged (72 words)

	Forum
		I have never heard Steal This Album, since I did not like their self-titled debut and Steal This Album is just a collection of outtakes mostly from that earlier period (pre-Toxicity).
		Originally posted by Anton: I have never heard Steal This Album, since I did not like their self-titled debut and Steal This Album is just a collection of outtakes mostly from that earlier period (pre-Toxicity).
		If you like Toxicity, I cannot imagine why you wouldn't want to hear Mezmerize/Hypnotize, which build upon the innovations of that album and are even better.
	www.progpages.com /forum.asp?ID=476 (500 words)

	ICE Magazine archive
		The album is flush with first-rate romantic lyricism, as further evidenced in "Steal Your Love": "I don’t want drugs and I don’t want your money / I just wanna steal your love / I don’t need a knife, I don’t need a gun / I know how to steal your love."
		The 48-year-old and her scattershot label experiences were hardly an issue when she won sweeping critical raves for Car Wheels, nor did they surface when the album garnered her a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album in 1999, and a nomination for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance that same year.
		Add to that creative-control disputes with American and RCA, which circumvented the release of her material altogether, and Williams’ career appears to be as stymied by label difficulties as it is riddled with all-around success.
	www.icemagazine.com /stories/169/lucinda.asp (577 words)

	System of a Down's new album - Xbox 360 & Xbox Forums
		This is why I want Toxicity so late and am iffy on Steal This Album.
		Steal This Album is the leftover stuff from the Toxicity sessions.
		Their last album didn't come out that long ago.
	forum.teamxbox.com /showthread.php?t=159245 (839 words)

	Interview
		While SOAD are currently in the process of working on their next album, (due out in a year or two according to Malakian) they will be releasing a 16-track compellation album of unreleased music called "Steal This Album".
		Rick Rubin and System's guitarist Daron Malakian produced the album appropriately titled "Steal This Album," and mixed in Los Angeles by Andy Wallace (who mixed the Toxicity album).
		Their sophomore album, "Toxicity" has now sold in excess of 4-million copies worldwide and they have inspired hundreds of bands with their original "schizophrenic" sound.
	www.ballbusterhardmusic.com /hard_talk/11-2002/soad.html (794 words)

	Punknews.org Suicide Machines - A Match and Some Gasoline
		I thought the album was pretty good, but i think their songwriting ability has gone downhill after they tried to go back to destruction/battle hymns/please steal with this record.
		I totally give props to this band and I liked all their albums, but seriously this is like a clash of a 4 of their previous records but mostly Steal this Record with everything else.
		After a few shaky years of break-up rumors, the loss of a key member and a string of poorly supported albums, the Suicide Machines revisit their glory days with "A Match and Some Gasoline." This is an album that amounts to a love letter to the band’s fans.
	www.punknews.org /reviews.php?op=albumreview&id=2021 (794 words)

	BBC - Folk & Country Review - Sara Evans, Restless
		The rootsy instruments that dominated Evans' sound at the start of her now four album career are still there, plus harmonicas, penny whistles, bouzoukis, bongos and all sorts.
		By the time November rolls around Sara Evans should be up there with Faith Hill, Shania Twain and Lee Ann Womack in the tussle to steal Martina McBride's CMA Female Vocalist crown.
		It's been a productive year for the women in modern country music, and by the time November rolls around Sara Evans should be up there with Faith Hill, Shania Twain and Lee Ann Womack in the tussle to steal Martina McBride's CMA Female Vocalist crown.
	www.bbc.co.uk /music/folkcountry/reviews/saraevans_restless.shtml (527 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Toxicity - System Of A Down at Epinions.com
		But then, I forgot about your first album, and until the release of "Steal this Album!" was announced, I had almost forgotten about you guys.
		"Shimmy" is the oddball of the album- somehow, and I don't know why, I manage to like this song, being about parental carelessness, waste of life, and a whole shtload of things, attacking practically every friggin' issue in the album*- its weird, fast, and odd, but you kids did a good job on it.
		I can't deny that the album first track, "Prison Song," is a successful teeny-bopper, sounding cool, heavy, and still likable to this day, even though its a change of style.
	www.epinions.com /content_84975783556 (1661 words)

	System of a Down: Steal This Album! - PopMatters Music Review
		Toxicity took things considerably more further than their eponymous debut album, possessing more of a grandiose feel, the band completely unafraid to shed their punk roots a bit more and go for the really soaring, transcendent melodies.
		The songs that didn't make it onto Toxicity are as good as, if not better than the songs that did." Indeed, the band do give these songs the full album treatment, even going as far as employing Andy Wallace to add his trademark polish to the mix.
		The album was a roaring success, as the band co-headlined the 2002 Ozzfest tour.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/s/systemofadown-steal.shtml (692 words)

	David Coverdale - Rogues Gallery
		Snakebite is a unique album in the Whitesnake collection as it is really only half a Whitesnake album.
		The last four songs on the album were originally recorded in 1977 for David Coverdale's second solo album, Northwinds, which followed his departure from Deep Purple.
		In Steal Away, the mood is set with some great slide guitar; one can only imagine the left corner of Coverdale's mouth raise while trying to hold back a smile, as he sings the first few lines; just then, the progression of the song takes hold and you are captivated, or bitten, if you will.
	www.whitesnake.com /albumcovers/hasbitereview.html (607 words)

	MarkAllanson.Net: Ash - Meltdown :: Review
		If you haven't yet bought this album and are a fan of alternative / indie / rock / punk then head straight for your local record store and pick up a copy (Virgin Megastores are letting it go for £9.99, an absolute steal).
		The album is a mix of rock, pop-rock and punk tracks mixed into one glorious jewel cd case.
		I bought Ash's new album Meltdown on the weekend and I can't hold back, I have to post something about it.
	markallanson.net /archives/000149.html (398 words)

	metallica news DID METALLICA STEAL SONG? ( 2004-12-01 )
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	www.metallica-news.com (398 words)

	Kim & Reggie Harris, Steal Away, Rock of Ages, and Simplicity
		This album shows how I expect Kim and Reggie might arrange their set list when appearing live; it is on the whole a lot more entertaining.
		The second album, Rock of Ages, is a little bit lighter to listen to, moves away from the depressed Negro slave theme of Steal Away, and is a lot more entertaining.
		Out of their three albums I thought Simplicity was the best, not that there is anything wrong with the other two.
	www.greenmanreview.com /harris_three.html (398 words)

	cooltech.iafrica.com features Steal this album!
		Since the album was being distributed for free and the work itself can't serve as a substitute for 'American Idiot' (hence, Warner's profit line), the order is pointless and robs us of a great piece of work, arguably better than Green Day's own effort.
		And while 'The Grey Album' is important, it's a piece of hip-hop, using selective edits and looping to manipulate samples.
		Based heavily in the genre of "bastard pop" or "mash-ups", the album represented a growing movement that has existed for a while, at least in concept.
	cooltech.iafrica.com /features/686504.htm (884 words)

	Club Photo - Photo Sharing Tools - Album To Go for Palm Software
		"Album To Go is a steal." Album To Go has become so popular, people have even made some applications to work with it!
		Album To Go™ allows you to quickly and easily transfer images from your computer, or personal on-line photo album at Club Photo™ to your Palm OS device where you can display them individually, or in a slide show.
		The reverse backlighting on the Palm IIIx and V series is great for reading text, but on Album to Go, it shows you a negative of the photo (which could be fun, but is probably not what you want to see).
	www.clubphoto.com /tools/atg.php (884 words)

	IGN: Reader Review: Steal This Album
		While this album did not receive the attention it should have, SOAD fans seem to universally agree that it is a great album.
		And as can be expected, this album is no different (I personally believe that they went with a slightly less harsh sound on Toxicity than their first album so as to attract more fans).
		songs on this album were harsher and more straightforward than those on their last album.
	music.ign.com /articles/383/383650p1.html (598 words)

	Steal This Album music : ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY
		''Steal This Album'' echoes its structures and themes: ''I-E-A-I-A-I-O'' is a warp-speed rant in the mold of ''Psycho''; ''Boom!'' is a political powerhouse with spoken interludes a la ''Prison Song''; and ''Ego Brain'' infuses the band's signature soft-LOUD-soft dynamics with soaring harmonies, as ''Chop Suey!'' did.
		Despite its individual gems, ''Steal This Album,'' as a unit, relies too heavily on blunt political diatribes and musical gimmicks, and System's ferocity doesn't sound as fresh as it did last year.
		Many of ''Album's'' tunes work as vibrant stand-alone compositions, which not only makes this an impressive disc but also makes ''Toxicity'' seem all the more masterful: Even the rejects sound pretty damn great.
	www.ew.com /ew/article/review/music/0,6115,393125~4~0~stealthisalbum,00.html (461 words)

	The Return of System is Well-Received - Arts & Entertainment
		Steal This Album was the last album they released on November 26, 2002, which consisted of sixteen songs that were recorded at the time Toxicity was recorded.
		The band's second album, Toxicity, also debuted at the number one spot the week it was released in September of 2001.
		When Toxicity was released on September 1, 2001, the band decided to release the other songs on a separate album.
	media.www.mcquadrangle.org /media/storage/paper663/news/2005/09/07/ArtsEntertainment/The-Return.Of.System.Is.WellReceived-977864.shtml?sourcedomain=www.mcquadrangle.org&MIIHost=media.collegepublisher.com (564 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - SYSTEM OF A DOWN: Unreleased Album Makes Rounds On Web
		The new album IS called "Steal This Album" and it is due to be released November 26th.
		According to www.clonemetal.dk, an unmastered and unreleased album by SYSTEM OF A DOWN, containing material recorded during the Toxicity sessions, but not included on the final CD, is floating around on the net in MP3 form.
		They put out an album where the songs meshed together well, if you listen to these demos they have a different quality to them.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=3338 (3885 words)

	Steal This Album! - ThrillNetwork Boards
		This album is top notch and is defenetley going to be my favorite for a while.
		I have all of the SOAD albums now, but i tihnk this is the best.
		Well, although the album is ok, it does not beat their self titled album...yes folks, they had a album before toxicity that (gasp) wasnt played on the radio!
	www.thrillnetwork.com /boards/showthread.php?t=22733 (1099 words)

	System of a Down biography - 8notes.com
		Their third album, containing songs from the Toxicity recording session, was released as 'Steal This Album!
		This can be attributed to the release of their first album, which occured during the nu metal boom of the mid-to-late 90's.
		The album also has the dubious distinction of being the #1 album in America on the week of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
	www.8notes.com /biographies/system_of_a_down.asp (799 words)

	Amazon.com: Sunflower: Music: Darden Smith
		The lyrical focus of this album is on adult relationships--both good and bad and the consequences we all have to face for choices made (both good and bad).
		Rarely does an album give me goosebumps, but this one did upon first listen and still does.
		The songs on this album may not tear at your heartstrings the way that songs from prior albums by Smith do.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000640MZ?v=glance (1654 words)

	Amazon.com: Realm of Shadows: Music
		"Realm of Shadows" ranks with the epitome of the best in instrumental gothic music and is not only a steal for the minor purchase price but also a priceless edition to ones dark music collection.
		The harvest moon casts shadows dim, born from the depths of nightmares grim.
		Following the tremendous success of "Born of the Night," Midnight Syndicate presents "Realm of Shadows," their third CD featuring the unique blend of haunting orchestration and sound effects that has made them a rising force in gothic-horror music today.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004SYUV?v=glance (1667 words)

	Steve Burns: Songs for Dustmites: Pitchfork Review
		Let's go ahead and get this part over with: Yes, this is the debut album by the guy who, along with the titular blue dog, used to host Blue's Clues, the insanely popular children's show on Nickelodeon.
		But while Drozd and Fridmann's influence is undeniable from the start (they're clearly responsible for a good deal of the album's sparkle), Burns' lyrical insight and gift for writing and arranging endlessly listenable pop songs consistently manages to steal the show.
		And yes, Steve Drozd of The Flaming Lips backs him on this album, with the bulk of production duties held down by Lips producer Dave Fridmann.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/b/burns_steve/songs-for-dustmites.shtml (403 words)

	OPS Ophelia: A Fashion Opera a multimedia project for the stage: converging cultures, practices, processes & technologies
		Twice earlier this year, he had also mentioned Ops Ophelia in his articles, one in a theatre round-up, and also in an article about Istana Budaya.
		Although we lost the Best Ensemble Performance to Anak Kerbau Mati Anak, but again Jerome Kugan managed to steal the limelights for another catwalk for Best Music and Sound Design.
		OPs OPHELIA is a fashion opera, a visual and emotional treat, combining fashion, music and dance-theatre into one performanceand it was rather daunting.
	www.defiantlabs.com /ophelia/cms (1058 words)

	Amazon.com: Music: Lie Cheat & Steal
		This double CD is his first album since 2000's universally acclaimed Fear Of People, and his first domestic release.
		Lie Cheat & Steal is full of distinctive, melodic, and deep drum 'n' bass, which Klute knows how to produce better than anyone else in my opinion.
		Includes both a disc of his drum n' bass genius and a full-length album of downtempo beats, You Should Be Ashamed, that further expose the dramatic intensity of his production.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00009V7R3 (1058 words)

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