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"  &amp;quot;Idle Hands,&amp;quot; the Gutter Twins  A menacing headbanger from the self-proclaimed &amp;quot;Satanic Everly Brothers&amp;quot; -- ex\u2013Afghan Whig Greg Dulli and ex\u2013Screaming Tree Mark Lanegan. A perfect companion to all that Zeppelin you&amp;#039;ve been dusting off and busting out. (&amp;quot;Letter-Inspired Fiction&amp;quot;) &amp;quot;Along the Way,&amp;quot; DeVotchKa (&amp;quot;Bewilderingly Non-Famous Band of the Month&amp;quot;) &amp;quot;Birmingham Jail,&amp;quot; Chatham County Line This story takes place in December of 1963. Four little girls getting ready for school, George Wallace, a banjo, a crying fiddle...Jesus, have some whiskey. (&amp;quot;The Sweet Spot: $30 Hooch&amp;quot;) &amp;quot;Black Satin,&amp;quot; the Raveonettes The fuzz enveloping this Danish duo&amp;#039;s Velvet Underground revisionism isn&amp;#039;t your cheap earbuds. (&amp;quot;The (New) Laws of Casual Style&amp;quot;)  &amp;quot;Gravedigger,&amp;quot; Willie Nelson  Dave Matthews wrote it, but the Red Headed Stranger&amp;#039;s 75 years sells it. (&amp;quot;Learning to Smoke&amp;quot;) &amp;quot;I Want a Little Sugar in My Bowl,&amp;quot; Allison Moorer A cover of a blatantly naughty Nina Simone classic. (&amp;quot;A Woman We Love: Kate Beckinsale&amp;quot;)  &amp;quot;Blindly We Go,&amp;quot; Jim White This David Byrne prot\u00E9g\u00E9 continues to carve his own deeply satisfying path. Rarely are deep-rooted existential crises so curiously agreeable. (&amp;quot;Obits of 2007&amp;quot;) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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