Albums

All those nostalgia mavens and time-travelers who revel in ’70s pop culture will find the ante upped a notch upon the release of MAGIC. You can listen to Carpenters tribute albums and sing Abba songs till your face turns blue, but if you really want to plunge back into the ’70s experience,

Christina Aguilera seemed intent on constantly reinventing herself over the course of her first several albums, and it’s hard not to be impressed by her leaps from teen-pop sensation (1999 self-titled debut) to raunchy, sexually precocious R&B singer (2002′s STRIPPED) to blues and jazz-steeped diva on 2006′s BACK TO BASICS.

A Different Kind Of Truth“Different Truth” is keyed more towards the frenetic, adrenal whomp of the first two “Van Halen” albums than to the synthy Top 40 buzz of later hits such as “Jump.” It’s a hard rock album with the flimsiest of melodic pop underpinnings, not, as was once the band’s wont, the other way around.

Acoustic guitar music has found a growing community of fans. I often reviewed guitar albums like Antonio Restucci’s Placa del Angel, Toni Xuclà’s Cherry Earrings, Jim Savitt’s Hear And Now, Michael Ripoll’s Discovery Anew,

Originally released in 1971, WHAT’S GOING ON remains a landmark album, one that redefined music with powerful, anthemic songs that remain pertinent to this day. Before WHAT’S GOING ON, R&B albums were collections of singles, with secondary “filler” material rounding out the LPs.

Revolution While Miranda Lambert’s first two albums spun tales of kerosene fires, bar fights, and firearmed vengeance, REVOLUTION finds the Texan taking some degree of comfort in her relationship with Blake Shelton, whose influence helps govern the album’s mellow moments.

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A comprehensive list of almost all the sacred music of India under one source. Featured are albums of morari bapu as well as Bhimsen joshi bhajans.

Making soaring sissy-rock isn’t as easy as it sounds, especially not when it pulls the heartstrings as precisely as Snow Patrol managed on the group’s first two major-label albums, 2003′s Final Straw and 2006′s Eyes Open.

Issued in 2001, the CHRISTMAS COLLECTION box set presents four of the finest Yuletide albums by composer Chip Davis’s amazingly successful Mannheim Steamroller project, including the original 1984 runaway hit, “Christmas.”