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Rating: 3/5Released: June 12, 2005Reviewer: David Coats Daniel Lanois, among the most influential, respected, and perhaps unknown music figures in Canada, is best known for producing albums for the likes of Bob Dylan, Peter Gabriel, and U2.
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Rating: 3.5/5Released: May 10, 2005Reviewer: David Coats It’s been a long road for the Dave Matthews Band. Stand Up is their first studio release in three years, and is musically a much more inspired collection of songs than their previous album, Busted Stuff.
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Rating: 3.5/5Released: May 31, 2005Reviewer: David Coats Don’t Believe The Truth again proves that Oasis, despite their posturing, are not the best band in rock music. It also again proves that they will probably never recapture the electricity of the (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? era.
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Rating: 3/5Released: May 3, 2005Reviewer: Nathan Atnikov Despite questionable industry standards dictating that every album that has more than 16 tracks apparently must be packaged as a double, Cold Roses is one such release that actually deserves it.
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Rating: 3.5/5Released: February 22, 2005Reviewer: David Coats La De Da is the first official solo record by Joel Plaskett, another Halifax musician who proves that the Nova Scotia city is arguably the epicenter of the current Canadian rock scene.
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Rating: 2.5/5Released: May 10, 2005Reviewer: Connor Turner In mid-February I wasted 2 valuable hours watching a Happy Days reunion special. At the time it didn’t make any sense.
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Rating: 3/5Released: May 24, 2005Reviewer: David Coats By now everyone knows the story of how vocalist Chris Cornell, of 90’s alternative stars Soundgarden, joined forces with drummer Brad Wilk, bassist Tim Commerford, and guitarist Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine to form Audioslave.
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