Teen Ink Magazine,
September 2002 :
Music Articles
Get Up Kids - On a Wire The Get Up Kids are synonymous with the current emo scene. The band's previousfull-length release, "Something to Write Home About," became amust-have album representing the current emo style for countless music fans andaspiring bands ... Continue...
Incubus By the time we reached the parking lot, I could barely contain myself. I was soexcited to see my favorite band for the first time ... Continue...
Ludacris - Word of Mouf Words can't explain how awesome Ludacris's second album is. The lyrics are incredibleand the beats are off "da chain," which makes this one of the best rapalbums out there. If you love rap music, you'll love this album ... Continue...
Trey Anastasio - Trey Anastasio You may know Trey Anastasio as the singer and guitar player of the jam-band giantknown as Phish, whose two-year hiatus just ended. His band may have been taking abreak, but Trey certainly was not ... Continue...
W. A. Mozart - Requiem So he's been dead for a few centuries - whatever happened to the phrase "gonebut not forgotten"? I always seem to read about pop and rock groups, but whynot try something classical? And who better than the classical music geniushimself, deified ... Continue...
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