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Haiku!Gesundheit. Now wipe away the snot and enjoy our musical poetry.By Katy St. Clair, Melissa FitePublished on January 08, 2004Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and we weren't the least bit sorry that we couldn't travel both. Or couldn't we? Rather than bludgeon you into submission by figuratively waxing poetic with our critical largesse, we decided to take the moral high road and literally wax poetic. To dissect albums of the not-so-distant past and the not-so-distant future from artists you know and either love or loathe -- and from artists you probably have never heard of unless you're the geek behind the record counter sighing as you explain to another vacant whippersnapper that P. Diddy did not, in fact, invent the remix. Aha! But we did. And it has made all the difference. Swimmimg in the Mainstream Lou Reed: The Raven Nick Lachey: SoulO. Russell Crowe: Other Ways of Speaking Hey, esteemed actors: Liz Phair: Liz Phair Windy Chicago, Jewel: 0304 "Swish, gurgle, gurgle!" Metallica: St. Anger Sober metalheads Lisa Marie Presley: To Whom It May Concern Girl, dad's stillborn twin Kid Rock: Kid Rock Hey, here's an idea Peaches: Fatherfucker Granny was so wrong Erasure: Other People’s Songs Confucious say: Limp Bizkit: Results May Vary Though this pick is like David Lee Roth: Diamond Dave Now here's a surprise Whitney Houston: Just Whitney Whitney, dear Whitney -- St. Clair Digging in the Underground Leslie Mills: Different for Girls While her voice is pure Magellan: Impossible Figures Finally, the church Victory: Instinct Stating "Looks pretty Jason Ringenberg: A Day at the Farm with Farmer Jason Because all kids need One Line Drawing: Visitor I've only heard these Motion City Soundtrack: I Am the Movie They're reading my mind Michael Franks: The Art of Love The Frasier theme song Neal Morse: Testimony God's favorite things Divine Empire: Nostradamus From first song to last The Like Young: Looked Up (Plus Four) Tracy Bonham sings Ted Nash: Still Evolved It's like when I played Rage: Soundchaser For music that's meant Carman: House of Praise God's good to Carman, Brazen Abbot: Guilty as Sin One life to live, but Holy Mother: Agoraphobia Knocks on heaven's door JS: Ice Cream "Love angel" one song Adema: Unstable He loves his child -- Fite
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