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Now 11 illustrates the current quality gap between rhythmic pop and Top Forty rock. On the one hand, you've got inventive Neptunes productions of Nelly and N.O.R.E., disco delights from Dirty Vegas and Kylie, and dancehall reggae by Beenie Man and No Doubt. On the other, there's Creed, Hoobastank and members of Nickelback and Saliva: rock too formulaic to roll.
BARRY WALTERS
(RS 910 – November 28, 2002)
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