One Last Time: The Year In Music
by Jacob Ganz
In case you missed it, a look back at our look back at the best of 2010's music.
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The Record posts about Year-End 2010
by Jacob Ganz
In case you missed it, a look back at our look back at the best of 2010's music.
by NPR Staff
Morning Edition offers a musical tribute to the artists we lost in 2010.
by Lars Gotrich
Metal demands epic interpreters. Here are a few who depicted the music as a living, breathing animal.
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by Sami Yenigun
The U.K.-based style of dance music has branched into two genres, and fans of one are rarely fond of the other.
by Frannie Kelley
Hearing a song before its release used to be thrilling. This year it was all part of the plan.
by Otis Hart
Critically acclaimed artists released albums of staggering scope this year.
by Jacob Ganz
Amazon sold hundreds of albums for $3.99, pushing the question of music's value into the spotlight.
by Jacob Ganz
While the music industry struggled this year, a few artists used social media in innovative ways.
by Daoud Tyler-Ameen
Why did this year's update of one of the biggest charity singles ever, "We Are The World," tank?
by Maura Johnston
More music ignored traditional release dates, and fans and musicians alike reaped plenty of rewards.
