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Live in Chicago, 1999By Jessica HopperPublished on December 30, 19991. Emergency & I Imagine Talking Heads, Prince, and Fugazi forming a musical think-tank in order to make a sassy, astoundingly literate, infinitely danceable masterwork. 2. "Heartbreaker" 12-inch remix I hate Mariah Carey, but this song could be 12 minutes long, and it still wouldn't be enough. 3. Eternalz 4. Mission: Control! I really believe this may be some of J. Robbins' best work ever. A classy infatuation with a tuneful pummel. 5. Starters & Alternators The Ex, Europe's answer to Fugazi, ditches the Beefheart art and delivers some walloping punk and political punches. 6. Sean Na Na covering R. Kelly's "When a Woman's Fed Up" live Sean Na Na is rumored to be mutating into a full-time slow-jam R&B-style outfit, Har Mar Superstar. Sean Tillman, ex of Calvin Krime, is Jermaine Jackson trapped in a white indie-rock kid's body. 7. "Back That Azz Up" This makes me wish my little Corolla was filled with cash-money models and had ground effects. 8. Things Fall Apart The Roots made the most emo record of the year. Lyrically, production wise, it's a fuck-you to what rap has become, and gives the ultimate dis by showing what hip-hop can be. 9. Vaya The Bad Brains of tomorrow is the At The Drive In of today. 10. Guilty Party I grabbed this because it was the ugliest record cover I had ever seen. Turns out five kids make a mess somewhere between Pere Ubu and Massive Attack. Expect future genius.
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