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RESORT

Skee Mask
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Zsela
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AS IT EVER WAS, SO IT WILL BE AGAIN

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   Taylor Swift
   In standard and extended editions, Taylor Swift’s 11th studio album races to
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   Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge’s sly, smooth-talking rap&B sounds older and
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   into jet-setting antics and featherbed-plush beats.
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   Shaboozey
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   foundational new age album from 1975, an alluring, slightly fried soundscape
   channeled directly to its composer from an inter-dimensional entity named
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   Ice Cube
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   past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we revisit Ice
   Cube’s 1990 debut solo record, a groundbreaking piece of hard and funky
   reality rap that introduced the tabloid decade.
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   SHE’S SO UNUSUAL
   
   Cyndi Lauper
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   Judy Garland
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   past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we revisit
   Fishmans’ 1996 masterpiece, a landmark of Japanese rock that fits a lifetime
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   Lou Reed
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   Reed’s 1982 solo album, a strangely alluring comeback that made good on the
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