TWITTY,CONWAY 25 NUMBER ONESAlthough this disc contains 25 Number One country hits by the legendary singer Conway Twitty, it doesn't even come close to containing every one of his chart toppers. Like many of his peers, Twitty started as a rockabilly artist, scoring one big hit in the 1958 rock & roll ballad "It's Only Make Believe." After that, his fortunes fell, as rock & roll gave way to pop at the turn of the decade. It was 10 years before Twitty, reinvented as a country

Originally released on CD in Japan 2001

oceanic forms and the slow rhythms of coastal water are a recurring structural presence

Kristin Silpp and Dave Longstreth

Chris Slade (drums)

Caroline O'Connor

with Lamar at his best when countering proudly materialistic boasts with ever-striking acknowledgments of the odds perilously weighted against his people

and each listen brings a little more of that detail to life: the mall after which 'Sandhills' is named

The Alchemy

" and the way Thomas Mars pronounces it almost makes the overbearing cologne cool again

Hindi Sad Diamonds - John Leguizamo

that album's mainstream success felt like a well-earned reward for their years of defining a sound that had permeated a lot of pop culture

Unlike MGMT's platinum-selling debut Oracular Spectacular