#1: Jordin Sparks - Jordin Sparks

(C) 2007 Jive.

#2: Metro Station - Metro Station

(C) 2007 Columbia/Red.

#3: Fight With Tools (Edited) - Flobots

(C) 2008 Universal Republic.

#4: Tha Carter III (Edited) - Lil’ Wayne

(C) 2008 Cash Money.

#5: It Won’t Be Soon Before Long. - Maroon 5

(C) 2007 A&M/Octone.

#6: Daughtry - Daughtry

(C) 2006 RCA.

#7: Little Voice - Sara Bareilles

(C) 2007 Epic.

#8: All The Right Reasons - Nickelback

(C) 2005 Roadrunner Records Inc..

#9: Taylor Swift - Taylor Swift

(C) 2008 Big Machine.

#10: Spirit - Leona Lewis

(C) 2008 J Records.

Phish - At The Roxy

Artist:
Phish
Review:
Recorded in 1993 during a three-night run in Atlanta, this
mammoth eight-disc box captures Phish right when they were putting
a spit-shine polish on the live improvisation that would make them
kings of the Nineties jam-band sc

Blake Shelton - Startin’ Fires

Artist:
Blake Shelton
Review:
It’s not hard to figure out why Blake Shelton is leading
country’s next generation of stars. He’s a blue-eyed CMT dreamboat
with a famous girlfriend (Miranda Lambert), and he’s equally adept
at schmaltz-dipped ballads

Guns N’ Roses - Chinese Democracy

Artist:
Guns N’ Roses
Review:
Let’s get right to it: The first Guns n’ Roses album of new,
original songs since the first Bush administration is a great,
audacious, unhinged and uncompromising hard-rock record. In other
words, it sounds a lot like

Belle and Sebastian - The BBC Sessions

Artist:
Belle and Sebastian
Review:
Fans of Belle and Sebastian’s witty bookworm pop are an
obsessive lot, and no doubt they’ll snap up this cherry-picked
collection of BBC recordings from 1996 to 2001. The draw for
devotees is four rare songs from

The Doors - Live at the Matrix

Artist:
The Doors
Review:
The Doors were still a club band in the late winter and spring
of 1967 — not yet stars, not quite spectacle, reliant on
blues and R&B covers to get through a whole evening on the
bandstand. Stuck in a long limbo