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Spoon |
 | | For many, Spoon's story has come to exemplify the dirty dealing and two-facedness that has come to define the major label side of the record industry, so much so, unfortunately, that it has come to define the band almost as much as their music. |
 | | This is not to suggest that Spoon is a knock-off; more like a worthy descendent of these bands; with each subsequent release, though, they seem to sound less like older groups and more like themselves, which is, perhaps, the way with all great bands. |
 | | For their fourth album, Spoon cut its songs down to their raw, sinewy cores to create Kill the Moonlight, one of the most electrifying albums of 2002, and one of the best rock albums to dance to in memory. |
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