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Aaliyah, self-titled. Her third and last album.
Tasmin Archer, Great Expectations. UK pop. With "Sleeping Satellite".
Fiona Apple, When the Pawn Hits the Conflicts.... Her second. Produced by Jon Brion. (artname)
Air, The Virgin Suicides (soundtrack). "Contemplative electronic mood-music." (morganita)
Aztec Camera, Stray. Scottish pop.
The Avalanches, Since I Left You. Dance collage. (dougo)
Andrew, A Beautiful Story. Chamber pop.
Alfie, If You Happy with You Need Do Nothing. "Folky rock tunes."
The Art of Noise, The Seduction of Claude Debussy. 90s comeback album about, you know, Debussy. Some good stuff. John Hurt narrates. (morganita)
Merrie Amsterburg, Season of Rain. Boston singer-songwriter. Sad, and good. (juliansinger)
Scott Amendola Band, self-titled. Drummer from Charlie Hunter's bands, with violinist Jenny Scheinman and others. Jimi Hendrix and Nick Drake covers.
Johnny Cash, At Folsom Prison and San Quentin. Originally two albums. Classic. (pobig)
Ornette Coleman, Love Call. Free jazz.
Amy Correia, Carnival Love. LA singer-songwriter. Promo copy.
Chicago, Chicago II. "Make Me Smile", "Colour My World", "25 or 6 to 4". (dougo)
Cibo Matto, Super Relax. Japanese/American melting pot indie dance pop? With "Sugar Water" (four times) and "Aguas de Marco". (pobig)
Sheryl Crow, Tuesday Night Music Club. All she wanted to do was have some fun. With Bill Bottrell, David and David.
Lui Collins, Leaving Fort Knox. New England singer-songwriter.
Uri Caine, Toys. Pianist, with Don Byron, Dave Douglas, Dave Holland, others.
Coriander, Music for Film. I wandered into this guy's CD release party at the Someday Cafe in, I guess, 1997. Only one track was actually from a film.
Caleb, Fear of Success. Catchy TV pop.


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This isn't quite the end: I've got a bunch of CDs that were rejected by various buyers for whatever reason, and of course there'll be more CDs I decide to get rid of. But this is the last batch from the enormous backlog I had accumulated before I started the giveaway. So, thanks.

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