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The music week playlist.(News)
OUTKAST
I Like The Way You More (Arista)
Big Boi smashes it on the next crossover bit from one of the albums of the year (single, tbc)
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THE DARKNESS
Christmas Time (Don't Let The Bells End) (Must Destroy)
The first truly joyous, least ironic Christmas single for many a year. A Slade for the Noughties (single, December 15)
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