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George Benson's two-disc Anthology from Rhino ultimately manages to encapsulate Benson's career. These 32 tracks not only highlight the obligatory vocal pop hits "Turn Your Love Around," "Give Me the Night," and "On Broadway," but dish out a heavy dose of his early jazz recordings that followed in the footsteps of Wes Montgomery, and his many appearances throughout the years with Brother Jack Mcduff, Lonnie Smith, Hubert Laws, Aretha Franklin, Jimmy Smith, Earl Klugh, and the Count Basie Orchestra. If you're only accustomed to Benson's pop/jazz crossover work, check out this definitive overview.

Sui Generis is one of the most influential rock bands in Argentine history, enjoying enormous success and popularity during the first half of the 1970s and a following that lasts to the present throughout South America. Sui Generis disbanded on September 5, 1975 and, despite concerts that took place in 1980 and 2001, a permanent re-formation has been ruled out.

The Best Of Blind Lemon Jefferson is a 2000 compilation CD by blues artist Blind Lemon Jefferson. This was put out by the Yazoo label.

Neva Stop Diggin' is a 2000 mixtape by Philadelphia DJ and record collector Phill Stroman, who is known as Soulman. It features a diverse selection of different styles of music that one may find in a hip-hop album or heard in a radio show. The titles shown is what he is calling them, not the actual titles of the songs themselves. This was released on his own World Of Beats label.

Hendrix Hits is a 2000 compilation CD featuring different artists covering songs done by Jimi Hendrix or songs Hendrix made famous (i.e. "All Along The Watchtower", "Hey Joe".) This was released in Germany by the Zounds Music label.

The Sophtware Slump is the 2000 album by Grandaddy. This was released by Will via V2.

Mr. Dead is a rapper that is about horrorcore and other cores no one can even pronounce. A visionary of death metaphors who was a part of the group Metabolics. Metabolics Volume II: Dawn Of The Dead was released in 2000 by Wordsound Records.

Sometimes God Hides: The Young Person's Guide to Discipline Review by Mike DeGagne
Sometimes God Hides is a musical stew made up of guitar-laden progressive and jazz-rock tracks, mainly from King Crimson and their solo members. With the likes of Adrian Belew and Robert Fripp leading the way, this sampler from the DGM label offers a kaleidoscopic journey through the amazing guitar craft of these talented musicians, along with some excitingly vivid excursions from Trey Gunn and the California Guitar Trio and a peculiar mix of new age and ambient from the Europa String Choir. Subtitled "The Young Persons' Guide to Discipline," these 23 tracks open up a whole new world of guitar and string manipulation, fusing familiar techniques with aberrant rhythms, electronic pastiches, and appealing yet incongruous string arrangements. Cuts such as Belew's "Burned By the Fire We Make" and King Crimson's "Red" (from an official bootleg album out of Argentina) tread on cordial rock ground but are still entertaining while, at the other end of the spectrum, tracks like Peter Hammill's haunting a cappella entitled "A Better Time" and "Voices of Ancient Children" from Los Gauchos Alemanes swoop and soar with a blend of new age mystery and modernized ambience. While the focal point of most of the songs is the guitar, the surrounding atmosphere of trancelike keyboard runs and unique string applications creates a multi-dimensional effect throughout each track. Moody and eccentric, this sampler makes for a truly peculiar instrumental journey.

Soul Insider is the 2000 compact disc by American jazz saxophonist Bill Evans. This was released on the ESC label.

Live Tracks is a 2000 German compilation featuring live performances of well known and occasionally little known songs and artists. This was released by Zounds Music via Sony Music Germany.