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Iron & Wine is the name that singer/songwriter Sam Beam uses to send his intimate and heartfelt indie folk out into the world. His deeply burnished vocals, keen melodic sensibility, and introspective, free-flowing lyrical viewpoint combine to give him a singular artistic vision.

These Ones Are Bitter is Screeching Weasel and the Riverdales frontman Ben Weasel's first album in five years. It's been well worth the wait. With These Ones Are Bitter, Weasel demonstrates his characteristic lyrical insight and humor along with his uncanny knack for writing first-rate melodic punk songs - the album's 14 tracks attack the themes of broken hearts and love gone bad like so many sugar coated shotgun blasts. This is a superb album.

'The First Ten Years' is a series of 10 cds singles by Iron Maiden, released between February 24 and April 28, 1990, to commemorate Iron Maiden's first ten years of releasing singles. Each CD contains two of Iron Maiden's singles, including the b-sides. In addition, each contained a bonus track, a part in the "Listen With Nicko" series, in which drummer Nicko McBrain tells about the songs on the discs, in his own humorous way.

is a fictional superhero who appears in comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character debuted in Tales of Suspense #39 (March 1963), and was created by writer-editor Stan Lee, scripter Larry Lieber, and artists Don Heck and Jack Kirby. Of course we all know that. We also know that Iron Man has been featured in many ongoing series (now in Volume 5) and has been the subject of many miniseries, one-shots, specilas and too-many retcons (excluding the movies and animations). Well, Fred Van Lente (of fame) and artist Steve Kurth got together for an ongoing series set in continuity but taking place throughout Iron Man history: . The series is an attempt to explain and/or shed light on certain events in the current Marvel Universe (as in the inaugural 5-part story arc, "War of the Iron Men") or takes a closer look at certain hidden chapters in the life of billionaire industrialist Tony Stark who is, as we all know, Iron Man. This is the focus of the second 6-part story arc, "Industrial Revolution." And boy! was I wrong when I first thought this was going to be a dull and uninspired seen-it-all-before series after reading the first two issues. Lente brings a fresh perspective into things while Kurth's photo-realistic style sort of grows on you. And when it's time for the battle armors and the tech weaponry to come into serious play, the artwork pops out of the pages and all you can say is, "Wow!" Believe me when I say Iron Man Legacy really does get better with each issue. All high-quality Minutemen scans.