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Academy Is Santi

Blonde Redhead 23

Bright Eyes Cassadaga

Brother Ali Undisputed Truth

Grinderman Grinderman

Hell Yeah Hell Yeah

Nine Inch Nails Year Zero
Avril Lavigne Best damn thing
Cowboy Junkies At the end of paths taken
Watermelon Slim Wheel Man
AC/DC Stiff Upper Lip
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Strength & Loyalty
Hold Steady Live at Fingerprints
Greyboy Allstars What happened to TV
Six Feet Under Commandment
Guy Clark Live From Austin Texas
Avril Lavigne Best Damn Thing (W/DVD) (DLX)
Page McConnell (Of Phish) Page McConnell
John Mayall In the palace of the king
Clay Walker Fall
Guy Clark Live From Austin Texas
Doug Cox / Salil Bhatt Slide To Freedom
Lyle Lovett Best Of
Pink Live from Wembley Arena London
Joseph Arthur & Lonely Astronauts Lets just be
Clorox Girls Jaime Les Filles

The following artists are currently on tour and coming through our area. In support CD World is placing all titles by these artists on sale from now until 3 weeks after their show.

• Duhks
• Railroad Earth

Pnuma Trio (4/11)
Prezident Brown (4/12)
Avalon All-Stars (4/14)
School Yard Heroes (4/19)
Will Bernard (4/20)
Horse the Bnad (4/25)
Bobby Lee Rodgers (5/1)
Explosions in the Sky (5/3)
Rock 'n' Roll Soldiers (5/4)
High On Fire (5/10)
Justin King (5/11)
Rocketz (5/13)
Le Serpent Rouge (5/14)
Grynch (5/18)
Junior Toots (5/25)
Brother Ali (5/29)
Citizen Cope (5/30)
Secret Chiefs 3 (6/1)
Blue Scholars (6/3)
Awol One (6/7)
Ariel Pink (6/13)

• Whitey on Thursday, Apr 12 2007 @ 7:00pm
• Eugene 'Kidz Rock' Showcase on Saturday, Apr 14 2007 @ 1:00pm
• The Duhks on Saturday, Apr 14 2007 @ 4:00pm
• Eugene 'Kidz Rock' Showcase on Saturday, Apr 21 2007 @ 1:00pm
• Eugene 'Kidz Rock' Showcase on Saturday, Apr 28 2007 @ 1:00pm

	Blonde Redhead - 23 ($11.99) [As rich and densely layered as their last album, 'Misery Is A Butterfly', but the overall mood of wistfulness, melancholy, and regret has been replaced by one of mystical wonder and renewed energy. 'It's art music and heart music, with equal appeal to a Serge Gainsbourg fan as to a Sonic Youth fan, without ever sounding like either act']
	Bright Eyes - Cassadaga ($10.99) [On their sixth and most straightforwardly clean album, Nebraska's Bright Eyes once again integrate a revolving cast of players to the mix, including Portland tunesmith M. Ward and alt-country queen Gillian Welch. But the band remains at the helm of forever-wunderkind Conor Oberst, and the fruitful songwriter has one-upped 2005's I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning with a proficient and accessible ensemble of expansive pop orchestrations and ornate folk songs that chronicle his traverses across the American panorama.]
	Brother Ali - Undisputed Truth ($10.99) [In the year 2000, Brother Ali joined the Minneapolis powerhouse Rhymesayers Entertainment with a self-produced demo called 'Rites of Passage'. Three years later Ali took the underground by storm with an undeniable stage presence and his critically acclaimed debut full-length 'Shadows On the Sun'. The impact was unquestionable and that next year Ali solidified his place amongst the independent hip hop elite with the release of 2004's 'The Champion' ep. Like deja vu, here we are three years later and Ali is ready to take the world by storm with his latest creation. Brother Ali along with Atmosphere producer and Shadows & Champion collaborator Ant, present the long awaited sophomore full-length album 'The Undisputed Truth'. Personal, political and more powerful than ever, simply put, the truth is here. ]
	Brandi Carlile - The Story ($8.99) [Brandi Carlile has a rare voice, consistently spilling over with honesty, purity, and passion. Her dynamic and tonal range is truly exceptional and on par with the likes of k.d. lang, Bonnie Raitt, and Patsy Cline--at times soft, swooping, and clear as a bell ('Turpentine,' 'Josephine,' 'Cannonball'), and then ferocious to the point of breaking ('The Story,' 'My Song'). A voice like Carlile's when paired with the right material is a winning combination, and The Story's country-meets-Radiohead ballads and rockers do not disappoint]
	Hell Yeah - Hell Yeah ($13.99) [MUDVAYNE MEETS PANTERA - Perfect blend to pay homage to Dimebag fans. Hardcore old metal rock. Fantastic Drumming pummelling you into a frenzy. ]
	Chris Knight - Trailer Tapes ($13.99) ['People have been talking about these tapes ever since I recorded them,' Chris Knight says. 'To me, they were rough and stark and I never thought they'd see the light of day.' Ten years and four acclaimed albums later, The Trailer Tapes remain a remarkable moment in time, less captured than cornered, a portrait of the artist as a ferociously talented young man. And for the artist The New York Times would soon call 'the last of a dying breed...a hard-nosed iconoclast with an acoustic guitar and a college degree,' The Trailer Tapes have now arrived as the long-long missing first chapter of one of the most uncompromising careers in music today.]
	Alison Krauss - A hundred miles of more ($13.99) [This is a collection of Alison Krauss performances that have never appeared on an Alison Krauss album, though it holds together better than such a grab-bag approach might suggest. Highlights such as her duet with Brad Paisley on 'Whiskey Lullaby' and her a cappella rendition of 'Down to the River to Pray' from O Brother, Where Art Thou? will be familiar to most Krauss fans, though it's doubtful that many share her infatuation with retro rocker John Waite (with whom she revives his 'Missing You' and duets on a cover of Don Williams's 'Lay Down Beside Me.'). Other projects represented range from Disney to the Chieftains to the Louvin Brothers (she duets with James Taylor on their 'How's the World Treating You.']
	Martin Sexton - Seeds (Dig) ($12.99) [it's a welcome dose of the man's music--a mix of broadly appealing jams, Van Morrison-esque drama and Sexton's earthy pipes, reminiscent of R&B greats like Otis Redding. 'Happy' opens it up with a cheery, gospel-tinged vibe, riding easygoing organs and guitars straight into the equally summery 'Thought I Knew Ya.' Later, an electrified vocal track plugs a charge into the hop-a-long tune 'Marry Me' while guest Nils Lofgren's juke joint guitar vibe livens up 'How Far I've Come.' Sexton can get a little corny with his lyrics ('Wild Angels' contains a few samples), but as a musician his overt earnestness is the secret to his success. It's not always subtle but the guy has an absolute knack for classic roots music.]

The entire catalog of the following artist will be on sale through next Tuesday (4/17/2007).

• Alison Krauss

El-P   -- I'll Sleep When You're Dead

Klaxons   -- Myths of the near future

James Morrison   -- Undiscovered

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