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Album

What's in the Bag?

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What's in the Bag?

Marshall Crenshaw Sony

Released: Jul 22, 2003

1		Will We Ever? Time: 4:06 Size: 6MB
2		Where Home Used To Be Time: 4:54 Size: 7MB
3		Take Me With U Time: 3:46 Size: 5MB
4		From Now Until Then Time: 4:05 Size: 6MB
5		Despite the Sun Time: 4:54 Size: 7MB
6		The Spell is Broken Time: 4:12 Size: 6MB
7		A Few Thousand Days Ago Time: 4:04 Size: 5MB
8		Long and Complicated Time: 5:35 Size: 8MB
9		I'd Rather be With You Time: 4:27 Size: 6MB
10		Alone in a Room Time: 3:39 Size: 5MB
11		Aka "A Big Heavy Hot Dog" Time: 4:00 Size: 6MB

Marshall Crenshaw 2005	Mary Jean & 9 Oth... 2004	Downtown 2004	This Is Easy: The... 2005
Jaggedland 2009	What's in the Bag... 2003	Miracle of Scienc... 1996	Marshall Crenshaw 2008
#447 1999	Live ...My Truck... 1994	The 9 Volt Years 1998

U.S Chart Records are Set to be Broken

History Beckons for The Black Eyed Peas

The Black Eyed Peas are set to become only the third artists to spend 16 weeks on top of the U.S singles charts. The songs “Boom Boom Pow” and “I Gotta Feeling” have combined spent 15 weeks there. The later is expected to put the group on par with Boys 2 Men and Mariah Carey as the record holders.

The album The E.N.D. is currently sitting at No.5 on the charts but had previously be on top of the charts. The run is set to continue for the Peas as they have more singles to release. While the feat is impressive, the effort of Boys 2 Men in achieving this twice may never be attained by another artist. The Black Eyed Peas look the more likely to repeat that success as Mariah Carey’s career is floundering and looks set to join her acting career – in the bargain bin.

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