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Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
It's not that Garbage is doing anything particularly new. At times, singer Shirley Manson borrows Chrissie Hynde's phrasing, Patti Smith's rock beat poetry, and Brian Wilson's chorus from "Don't Worry Baby." But producer Butch Vig provides a modern sheen to Version 2.0 that makes it sound fresh and distinctly modern. Purists may blanch--the album is a hybrid of rock guitars, dance rhythms, and pop choruses--but songs such as "I Think I'm Paranoid" (a rip of Elastica) and "The Trick Is to Keep Breathing" (Depeche Mode, without the chill) sound great no matter what they're called. --Keith Moerer

Rolling Stone
It's rare to hear a rock record so carefully put together that still sounds so fresh and playful.... On Version 2.0, [vocalist Shirley] Manson uses her sultry voice to drag Garbage's intricate guitar textures out of the studio and into the real and scary world of pop emotion, where they belong.

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Music Review:

  1. Vespertine
  2. Vitalogy
  3. Voice Lessons To Go Volume 2: Do Re Mi Ear and Pitch Training
  4. Whip-Smart
  5. 21 Singles
  6. 69 Love Songs [Box set]
  7. A Boy Named Goo
  8. A Healthy Distrust
  9. Adapt or Die: Ten Years of Remixes [Original recording remastered]
  10. Add It Up (1981-1993)

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Collection [Original recording remastered] [Import]

Janácek: Klavierwerke

Hovhaness: Talin for Clarinet & Orchestra

Music: Simply Faboo

Komuro Tetsuya - Blue Fantasy Remix [CD-single] [Import]

Global Underground: Toronto: Sharam

Ich Will Keine Schokolade [Import]

Hustler/Rapper [Explicit Lyrics]

It's a Groove Thing!

Ibert: Divertissement; Saint-Saëns: Danse Macabre; Le Rouet D'Omphale

Impressőes

Jazz Music: 'Round Midnight Concert [Live]

Gangstas & Violins

Rachmaninov: Complete Operas (Aleko, The Miserly Knight, Francesca di Rimini)

Begin Sweet World