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oriented or not, this soundtrack
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American Beauty
CD courtesy of
DreamWorks Records
Much like the movie, the Amer
ican Beauty soundtrack leaves lis
teners with a mixture of emotions.
With a diverse collection of old
and new, the CD does not stick to
a single musical genre but instead
ranges from a poppy Folk Implo
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such as The Who and Free.
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“Free To Go” by The Folk Implo
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Temperamental
CD courtesy of Atlantic
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The group that brought radio
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song “Missing,” chose to capitalize
on the song’s dance-remix success
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mental.
Even though the album is short,
10 tracks at 56 minutes, this group
manages to miss the idea of being
eclectic. Most of the tracks are
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