Love and Theft
Bob Dylan
The irrepressible Bob Dylan showed no signs of slowing down when he released this album in Fall of 2001. In Love and Theft he pairs up with producer Daniel Lanois for his best album since 1985's Empire Burlesque. Features 12 songs including the hits Mississippi and Summer Days.
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Lord of the Rings
Howard Shore
2001 Academy Award winner for Best Original Soundtrack, Howard Shore's powerful and uplifting score to The Lord of the Rings was as epic as the movie. Frequently employing choral passages, the complex pieces expertly convey the mood of the action on screen. The music is balanced out with two contributions by Enya.
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Sound Loaded
Ricky Martin
Oh Ricky, you're so fine. Or at least millions of screaming lady fans think so. See what all the fuss was about in Ricky's hit album from 2000. Thought it didn't sell nearly as many records as his self-titled 1999 album, Sound Loaded included some terrific song such as She Bangs and the duet (with Christina Aguilera) Nobody Wants to Be Lonely.
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