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Black Soul Strangers \| Animate
Marina Laslo \| I Wish You Love
Spandau Ballet \| True and Parade (remastered albums+DVD)
Black Soul Strangers \| The Haunting
Bryan Ferry \| The Best Of Bryan Ferry (CD/DVD)
David Bowie \| Storytellers (CD/DVD)
Sleepercurve \| Robots
The Third Degree \| Mercy
Margate \| On The Other Side
Days Before Tomorrow \| The Sky Is Falling

4Bitten — "4Bitten's No More Sins is an uplifting and vibrant offering of a very eclectic style with lovely vocals and harmonies� If this is sinful, bring on the Sin!" � MotorBar
10cc — "�the ultimate must-have for any music fan� Clever Clogs� an awesome, enjoyable and personal experience" — MotorBar
Alec Empire — "Electro Numan-Sinatra with a touch of Nine Inch Nails" — Plan B Magazine
Ali Campbell — "UB40's silver-throated warbler has spiced up his second solo outing with guest vocals� but even without them it would be easy to love" — Hi Fi News
Alley Cat Dogs — "Dancing just took on a whole new meaning for me. I think I invented a new one to The Alley Cat Dogs singing their new single How Freaky" — MotorBar
Anatasha — "Take your time to savour this sweet-voiced young English lady because she's sure to be around for a long while" � MotorBar
Andy J Gallagher — "A clever singer-songwriter with an emotive voice... and, judging by his 'track record' so far, we will be hearing a lot more of Andy J Gallagher" — MotorBar
Anemo — "Anemo is fantastic and vocalist Hazelle Woodhurst is a knock-out; with a gutsy vocal presentation that switches itself in a second to complement every single track on the amazing Stentorian�" — MotorBar
Asa — "Strong, gorgeous vocals that reach the places you didn't even know you had � that's Asa, her songs portraying a love of her homeland that she wants to share with the world� Africa's pulse is echoed in the beat of Asa's songs" � MotorBar
Asobi Seksu — "Asobi Seksu is back in the limelight with an electrifying album carrying twelve creditable tracks to get under your skin � Hush is absolutely delightful" � MotorBar
Athlete — "Every so often a song comes along that you like immediately and it joins the favourites that you take around in the car with you. For me, Athlete's Tokyo is one of those" — MotorBar
Big Strides — "With a fistful of melodies that are both charmingly retro and yet swishingly bang up to date, Big Strides has cut a pathway through the organised styles of music to bring out the deliriously different and creative Super Custom Limited and offer it to a variety of tastes" — MotorBar
Billy Idol — "Billy Idol's rich, husky and mature voice seems to get better and better each time you listen to it — even more so on the hot new album The Very Best Of Billy Idol: Idolize Yourself" — MotorBar
Björk — "Bj�rk's appealing accent combines with her sultry vocals to create a recipe for overwhelming success; but throw in the superb, sexy voice of Antony Hegarty and the dramatic Dull Flame Of Desire is simply magic" — MotorBar
Black Britanyaa — "The startlingly fascinating album The Windrush Volume 2 is a collection of beautiful beats that gush forth in a hip-jerking, singalong of compulsion from 'London's finest conscious rappers' Black Britanyaa" — MotorBar
Black Soul Strangers — "Championed by NME and Radio2's Janice Long and Dermot O'Leary, talented Irish Pop Rock quartet Black Soul Strangers has bagged an army of cyber fans that just can't stop talking about Animate, the band's debut album" — MotorBar
Blatta & Inesha — "Confuzed 90's: Switched On Ramirez explodes with tantalising beats and strange musical ambitions that combine to gyrate the dance-floor with spasms of ecstasy" — MotorBar
Blue Jar — "Twenties style Jazz sounds with a modern twist, Blue Jar's enchanting Pelican Crossing CD album makes you long for the easy-going, less rushed life of yesterday" — MotorBar
Bryan Ferry — "The Best Of Bryan Ferry� superb songs that burst with quirky originality� Bryan Ferry's voice has that indefinable quality that infuses each track with a delightful longing" — MotorBar
Buen Chico — "With their feel-good, head-banging, fun kind of music there is a lot to like about Right To Re-Arrange — one of the best Northern indie albums around" — MotorBar
BWO — "BWO's Pandemonium is a masterful combination of rhythmic pop with a joyous beat that keeps you moving and shaking" — MotorBar
Cakehole Presley — "With a superb, husky voice, Chris Ridgeway — the lead singer of Cakehole Presley — heads up a bunch of talented musicians who twist a poetic tale around their interesting modern take on Sixties-infused, folk-based melodies with trippy percussion that leave you wishing they had recorded an album instead of an EP" � MotorBar
Cavern — "The Cavern: The Most Famous Club In The World is laden with the spirit of yesterday: a triumph of singers and songwriters that will be played well into the future, breaking all age barriers" — MotorBar
Celine Dion — "Celine Dion... It's almost enough to say her name and there's an instant hit. But when she's singing the enchanting Alone, she's unstoppable" — MotorBar
Chilli Gold — "Chilli Gold's new single Out Of My Mind is a delightful and stylish melody well suited to those pure-Gold vocals" — MotorBar
Civilian — "If The Sun Could Speak� reflects perfectly Civilian's ability to mix exciting musical and vocal abilities with an unusual twist to produce a catchy, evocative rock-style result" — MotorBar
Clare Teal — "One of the best vocal talents to emerge from the UK in a long, long while" — Michael Parkinson
Cliff Richard — "Having been a musical icon for more than four decades, Cliff proves he's still got what it takes" — MotorBar
Cloud Room — "�makes you want to jump up and down like a defiant Ritlin-poppin' kid on their parents' perfectly-made Ikea bed until you have an aneurysm. You'd be dead, of course, but what a way to go�" — NME
Colin Blunstone — "Probably the most quintessentially English pop voice of its generation" � The Times
Daniel Tse — "Inner Sense is a timely album with beautiful songs that suit Daniel's remarkable vocals — once heard, you will never forget his outstanding voice with an edge of poignancy� Broken Wing is a fantastic, rapturous single with Daniel's vocals perfectly attuned to the power of the musical accompaniment" — MotorBar
David Bowie — "The Storytellers series has been a great success and would not be complete without including David Bowie, taking his place on stage to endorse the fact that he is not just a brilliant singer-songwriter but can also mesmerise an audience as a raconteur"
Days Before Tomorrow — "How very encouraging to discover the release of a near-perfect album: The Sky Is Falling. An amazing collection of fourteen very strong tracks from a progressive and creative band"
Deep Purple — "Sometimes it's just enough to say the name of a band and you just know it's going to be special� Get ready for a very welcome and seductive blast from the past as Deep Purple surges into the 21st Century with a special 35th Anniversary Edition of the majestic Stormbringer album"
Deepest Blue — "A slick, synth-driven studio production with percussive beats and, crucially, a dreamy melodic male vocal"
Deepest Blue — 1-2-1 with Deepest Blue's Joel Edwards.
Dewey Cox — "Slip back to the Seventies and lose yourself in Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story"
Dilana — "My Drug is certainly addictive; a cultivated chaos of great rock instrumentals shot through with Goth and a sensuous vocal Di-light that leaves you breathless. Dilana is� Dilana"
Dragonsfly — "Sometimes you just look at the cover of a CD and you know you're going to love it. That's what happens when you look at the magical artwork Richard Gonzalez produced for Dragonsfly's Familiar Shores album"
Eartha Kitt — "Fun, flirtatious and kittenish, Eartha Kitt is singing and dancing like a woman less than half her age; her mesmerising performance holding the audience spellbound as she performs in a long skirt slashed to the thigh, portraying sultry and sexy as she always has"
Edgehill Avenue — "Described as 'Rock 'n' Roll with a purpose', Rambler is a very creditable offering from Edgehill Avenue, a band that has come up through the ranks via their acoustic roots to a more mature and rock-orientated sound"
Edith Piaf: The Perfect Concert & Piaf: The Documentary — "With an extraordinary ability to mesmerise her audiences, Edith Piaf is very theatrical and compelling to watch; turning out powerful, energetic and especially memorable performances"
Ella Fitzgerald — "Ella Fitzgerald sings Irving Berlin at her absolute best; sailing through track after dazzling track in her own inimitable style, splendidly and confidently creating patterns of musical harmony"
Elvis — "You don't have to be an Elvis fan (isn't everybody?) to be charmed by Symphonic Elvis"
Eva Cassidy — "Eva Cassidy's singing sends shivers down your spine. She sings so casually that you could almost be getting a private performance — from a musical genius whose blend of blues, country, folk and sparkling jazz was enhanced by gospel and classic pop and is perfectly captured on the astonishing Somewhere album"
The Fireman — "�the enigmatic Electric Arguments will bowl you over with its clever mix of rock, retro and the best of great British sounds from two fine musicians known as The Fireman"
Frightened Rabbit — "Kookie, cute, emotive and quirky vocals served up with a highly-addictive, hip-swivelling rock beat that leaves you wanting more � that's Frightened Rabbit, caught in the headlights of attention with their infectious indie-pop ballad I Feel Better, shot through with Seventies rock grandeur and accompanied by The Twist: a racy, complementary number with relish"
The Fron Male Voice Choir: Voices Of The Valley Live — "Hauntingly beautiful songs performed with splendour by the 'world's oldest boy band'. Filmed live during Proms at the St Jude's 2008 Music Festival in the lovely St Jude's Church in London's Hampstead Garden Suburb"
Glen Campbell — "Glen Campbell's voice drips with sex-appeal and charm. He is every bit as compelling as he has always been with subtle heart-arresting emotion thrown in for good measure. This star just never stops giving it his all-time best"
Gomez — "Add� the luscious harmonies, dreamy instrumentals, cool musical explorations, a determination to push out the boundaries and interestingly curious lyrics of Bring It On and you realise why Gomez is deliciously different"
Grace Solero — "Emerging like a dark pop-rock cloud with its gritty lyricism, soaring riffs and pain-ridden vocals, Grace's new album New Moon is Great Stuff"
Grantura — "Vocal-harmony driven country rock with folky psychedelia thrown in" — Time Out
Gregory & The Hawk — "Meredith's voice is superb. It is sweet and clear as she reaches out to each note with the most subtle of touches. She is a delight to listen to — Gregory & The Hawk's album Moenie And Kitchi is a magnificent blend of New Age/Folk/Pop that cannot fail to please" — MotorBar
Hauschka — "Every track seems to lift your heart and stir your soul; relaxing your body as your mind blots out the rat race and absorbs each pure musical note of Hauschka's enchanting Ferndorf" � MotorBar
Hitchcock — "Guitars seemingly with a mind of their own and vocals which are controlled and melodic — Hitchcock has bottled easygoing soundwaves of music with sophisticated twists for its new single" — MotorBar
HK119 — "With the amazing electronica, crazy lyrics, fantastic vocals and rare styles of Fast, Cheap & Out Of Control, HK119 presents diverse music seekers with a profusion of multi-layered delights to tantalise and entertain" — MotorBar
Honeyroot — "As I played Honeyroot's The Sun Will Come, I was instantly whisked away to endless sunny beaches and wooden porches; sipping from long, cool drinks and dancing barefoot..." — MotorBar
Hotel Babylon — "Simply oozing five-star luxury, Hotel Babylon: The Music is jam-packed full of glamorous grooves and sinuous chords" — MotorBar
Hungover Stuntmen — "Bang-bang-bang! One great track after another�" — MotorBar
I Heart Hiroshima — "With I Heart Hiroshima's album Tuff Teef we have another new sound that takes a cue from the best of the past but pitches to the 21st Century. Strange name! Talented band�" � MotorBar
Imelda May Love Tattoo — "Given her extraordinary ability, this beautiful young lady shows all the promise of success with her new album, Love Tattoo, which has a wonderful mix of jazz-infused sounds to burst any thermometer" — MotorBar
Jade Gallagher — "Her vocals are clear and poignant and behind her pretty voice is the soothing guitar work that is as much of the attraction as Jade herself" — MotorBar
James Fox — "With this wonderfully addictive treatment, you'll find it difficult to get any of the eleven tracks from Rocking Chairs And Lemonade out of your head — not that you'd want to!" — MotorBar
Jay Sean — "Jay's voice weaves and dives, swaying into hearts and switching from rhythmic beat to sultry prose" — MotorBar
The Jeff Healey Band — "Legacy: Volume One is a superb musical outing for Jeff's great vocals. If Jeff Healey was missing from my collection, it would not be complete. Jeff was a charismatic and talented musician who, along with the band, much deserves his place in music history" � MotorBar
Jethro Tull — "Jethro Tull has proved to be very resilient in music terms: the band's own particular style and unmistakable sound has sold them 60 million albums" — MotorBar
JJ Kane — "Whichever track she is singing, JJ's sweet voice has a delivery of silky smoothness that exudes melodic indulgence and charisma" — MotorBar
Johnnie Ray — "Just Walkin' In The Rain: The Very Best Of Johnnie Ray may not be conventional music fare for the 21st Century. But it has an uplifting quality about it and Johnnie's fine vocals are among the best. Forget any preconceived idea you may have — this was the era when cool really was cool. Just open your mind and listen" — MotorBar
Johnny Mathis — "His latest album, A Night To Remember, includes some of the most well-known songs of our time" — MotorBar
Jon Scott — "A wonderful collection of songs that will put the heat back into the dark winter nights" — MotorBar
Julie McKee — "Julie McKee... an artiste in her own right with a truck-load of innovative songs to ensure there is enough to keep the wheels oiled for a promising future" — MotorBar
Katie Melua — "A remarkable vocalist: her voice 'expands' as she reaches for higher notes and she then schmoozes her way into your heart" — MotorBar
Kelli Ali — "Kelli Ali's pleasing new solo album, Rocking Horse, is tailor-made for her sweet and gentle voice as it sets out on a special adventure into new age folk and mediaeval melodies, settling around soothing contemporary classical music" — MotorBar
Kiki Dee — "Kiki Dee is most definitely B-A-C-K!" — MotorBar
Kill It Kid — "Kill It Kid has produced a self-titled debut album to be proud of, full of marvellous surges and beautiful harmonies. You just know you're going to like this from the off" — MotorBar
Kitty, Daisy & Lewis — "Puttin' on the Ritz to a new generation, Kitty, Daisy & Lewis has meticulously blended an essence of Blues, Swing, Honky-Tonk, Country and Rock 'n' Roll to produce a well-timed, self-titled album that slots neatly into the resurgence of interest in the Fabulous Fifties" � MotorBar
KJ — "Each remix is equally magnetic as KJ's fantastic vocals breathe life into his superb work to give the remarkable Shakin' That another dimension" — MotorBar
Laura Critchley — "Fresh and jaunty: the more you hear Laura sing, the more you want to listen" — MotorBar
Lauren Rose — "Fresh, feel-good pop music and a buzz of excitement: all the right ingredients for a big hit" — MotorBar
Liverpool: The Number Ones Album — "A twenty-one Number One salute!" — MotorBar
Manakin — "Manakin likes to keep you on your toes. From the outstanding Gun — that makes you want to listen to every chord and digest every word from its magical beginning to its very end — through to The Day, In The Desert is a magnificent offering of emotions that has an amazing affect on the listener" — MotorBar
Margate — "Determined and sassy, three-piece rock band Margate has turned ears in and around Los Angeles, California, this summer and, back home in the UK, released a delightful ten-track album, On The Other Side" — MotorBar
Marillion — "Marillion's brilliant slow-burning style of rock-infused, folk-scented, country-flavoured and heavy metal-seasoned work is deliberately rebellious and refuses to slot into conventional genres" — MotorBar
Marina Laslo — "Marina Laslo's wonderful debut single I Wish You Love must surely herald a brilliant future� compulsive and fascinating, her beautiful voice is full of exotic promise" — MotorBar
Mark Morriss — "Best known as the frontman of The Bluetones, Mark Morriss is flying solo and proving himself as adept at performing without the band as he is with it" — MotorBar
Mark Ruebery — "Clever boy — Mark Ruebery has pitched his particular brand of music infused with classic rock-cum-ballad/retro pop fairly and squarely at an eagerly-waiting audience" — MotorBar
Megadeth — "One of the most delicious overkills you are ever going to come across, Anthology: Set The World Afire is a glorious indulgence of weighty heavy metal from the fabulous Megadeth that you can indulge in with a gleeful excess of delirium" � MotorBar
Michael Schenker Group — "The amazing Michael Schenker Group seems to defy age and bearing testament to the band's exceptional talent is the release of the first three albums produced back in the rockin' 80s� [Michael Schenker Group, MSG, One Night At Budokan]" — MotorBar
Ministry of Sound — "Chilled? Laid back has never sounded so harmonious" — MotorBar
Momo — "One of the best fusions of classical singers and acoustic instruments I've heard� takes the genre well beyond Moby" — Michael Haas, Grammy Award-Winning Producer
Morton Valence — "The most interesting and intriguing band on these shores" — The Metro
Nell Bryden — "The album incorporates so many different treatments and such musical awareness from Nell Bryden that most people are going to find something to like among the delightful cornucopia of melodies that make up Second Time Around" � MotorBar
Newton Faulkner — "Just when you think you've pigeon-holed him as blues, he changes tempo and goes for something different" — MotorBar
Nico's Alchemy — "Heralding Nico's Alchemy as a hard rock sensation, Fundamental Darkness is hypnotic and devilishly good with deliciously enigmatic and sexy tracks. Why has it taken so long for Nico's light to shine through from the dark side�? The perfect storm" — MotorBar
Nightvision — "Hailed as 'incredibly talented', the new four-piece British hard rock band Nightvision has released an irresistible, tour de force debut album: As The Lights Go Down... Nightvision simply buzzes with fun and freedom" — MotorBar
Northern Kings — "Northern Kings are startlingly rousing with an "untouched" edge of rawness... a superb blast from the past served up with a general helping of modernist innovation" — MotorBar
The Ox — "A distinctive, mood-lifting album with superbly-fulfilling music that radiates charm, is wonderfully relaxing and allows you to experience the brilliance of Ox" — MotorBar
The Parlotones — "Stylish and melodious pop-rock with in-built addiction" — MotorBar
Pirate Robot Midget — "No lily-livered gang of music hijackers these. Pirate Robot Midget's sounds are personally mastered to keep you on the dance floor with every style of robotics you can muster � and then some. Unusual and crazy beats, to say the least!" � MotorBar
Puggy — "This band is really great; I'm sure I'll see them at Wembley very soon" — William Orbit
R&B Collection — "Your feet just can't keep still as wave after wave of great R&B washes over you from the R&B Collection" � MotorBar
Rick Astley — "The biggest star of the Eighties, Rick Astley is back with his 'greatest hits' album release Rick Astley: The Ultimate Collection. Rick is the current YouTube sensation, proving he's still up there with the best" — MotorBar
Rolling Stones — Phenomenal footage of The Rolling Stones both on stage and behind the scenes comes to DVD with Martin Scorsese's dazzling film Shine A Light, featuring the band's concert at The Beacon Theater in New York City.
Rose Kemp — "The authority she yields using vocals alone is truly mesmerizing. Addictive listening" — Rock Sound
Rush — "This is rock that understands you don't have to go too hard to be good. And it's great party music as there's nothing too overpowering here" — MotorBar
RyanDan — "The identical twins who make classical cool" — Boyz
Sergey — "With a seductively attractive voice and a funky, hi-energy track — Girlfriend — this is one man who cannot fail to be noticed and it's no surprise that he's tipped as Russia's answer to Mika" — MotorBar
Shaun Anthony — "Shaun is taking the R 'n' B scene by storm and is being heralded as 'one to watch for 2008'" — MotorBar
Shelleyan Orphan — We Have Everything We Need takes full advantage of Shelleyan Orphan's powerful presence, creating a tidal wave of sensational tracks as Caroline's ethereal voice sends shivers down your spine.
Shena — The UK's favourite diva.
Sheryl Crow — Wow! Sheryl is superbly visual, with a terrific stage presence. The golden girl sings and the watcher is spellbound. You can't get much closer to the live action than Sheryl Crow Live.
Sleepercurve — Sleepercurve's startlingly vibrant Robots is addictive, totally professional and ultra cool.
Smashing Pumpkins — Prepare for an intimate meeting with the Smashing Pumpkins in If All Goes Wrong, a beautifully-presented double-DVD set that includes a first live concert release.
Spandau Ballet — Popular with all ages for the beautiful, timeless music they produce, Spandau Ballet have just released remastered albums True and Parade proving that the band still has what it takes to succeed in the 21st Century.
Steve Lawler — Interesting instrumentation and fascinating sounds pull you in. Savour your Tequila Sunrise, listen to Steve Lawler and watch the sun come up!
Steeples — Non-stop fun from the minute you hear that big guitar hook of Loosy Lucy.
Storys — Town Beyond The Trees is deliciously emotive and elevates The Storys beyond the norm. Love it!
The Stranglers On Stage On Screen — Spellbinding. From the moment the band storms onto the stage, the audience is enthralled. Described as their greatest ever live gig.
Sugar Blue — Hyped-up blues with soulful, jazzy notes that were born in America and a sprinkling of ragtime to lift the spirits.
Summer Holiday Dance Party — From the bizarre to the exotic, there are a lot of reasons here to get you to your feet and dance.
Sunny Day Sets Fire — An infusion of melodic notes reminiscent of the greatest music of the 60s.
Supergrass — Finger-snapping good, Supergrass have put out an astounding performance with Diamond Hoo Ha Man.
Suzanne Vega — Vega's signature poetry and folk-pop songcraft is illuminated by lush orchestral arrangements that are juxtaposed against cutting-edge beats.
Swing Out Sister — Swing Out Sister is certainly cool� A superb album that blends jazz, soul, classic pop and a touch of Burlesque and hip-hop into a Beautiful Mess.
Tally Koren — Haunting and ethereal, Tally Koren's amazing vocals are enhanced by the music from the great classic composers.
Tah Mac — Tah Mac roasts the streets with his cultivated 'global sound' — Welcome 2 Tahland drips with energy and verve.
Tah Mac — One-to-One with Tah Mac.
Temposhark — Simply magnificent.
Ten Kens — Canadian alt-rock quartet Ten Kens are preparing to shake up the UK scene with a planned tour, heralded by their self-titled and very agreeable album, Ten Kens.
The Third Degree — The Third Degree's Mercy� toe-tapping stuff that echoes in your mind long after the final notes have died away.
Tim Daniel — An album full of hits obviously written from the heart.
Tina Dico — Desolate lullabies, late-night confessions and rousing choruses: as haunting as it's infectious.
Tom Bromley — Great voice, great harmonies, full of soulful qualities.
Tony Stringfellow — The curiously-titled Naked Therapy contains a collection of 19 poems dramatically and powerfully recited by Tony Stringfellow.
Tori White — Tori is an absolute knockout. The effect of her live singing was staggering and brought a lump to the throat.
UFO — Blasting their way into hearts and ears everywhere comes the phenomenal UFO with all the energy the band could muster when they released these three wonderful albums: No Place To Run; The Wild, The Willing And The Innocent and Mechanix, all fine examples of UFO's remarkable talent.
Uli John Roth — Uli John Roth is a fine vocalist and a masterful musician; and taking a trip Beyond The Astral Skies is a great way to be 'on the rocks' with this talented artiste.
Ultravox The Very Best Of Ultravox — It comes as no surprise that this CD and DVD package is as ultra-special as you would expect from The Very Best Of Ultravox and a fabulous and heart-stirring trip down Memory Lane� What a voice; what showmen. Vienna still makes my toes curl!
Wet Wet Wet — Wet Wet Wet are that rarity: a musical phenomenon and a British institution.
Whitesnake — Rock gets blues and Latin American treatments with magical instrumentals on Whitesnake: 30th Anniversary Collection and the result is a collection not to be missed.
William Joseph — William's style and material is glorious; magical and ethereal with an enigmatic power that holds you under its spell from the very start of Beyond with the gorgeous Standing The Storm — with its fabulous ivory dances and highlights — through to the title track and Beyond.
Wired Desire — Fist pumping, foot stomping tunes screaming out one simple message: Rock 'n' Roll is back!
Wiz Khalifa — With it's compelling beat and Wiz Khalifa's taunting voice, Say Yeah is more than just another rap song. It is the very essence of rap/hip-hop; a tribute to rappers everywhere and a spirit-lifting jaunt into the world of song.
Yes King — Really funky, devil-may-care reggae-style afro music explodes from the speakers as Yes King Rock This World all by themselves.
Zaki Ibrahim — Zaki Ibrahim's enchantingly-sweet voice breaks through the musical notes and dances with them delightfully to produce a captivating vibrancy that resonates in the air in such a way that you hang on to every sound.
Zoe Mace — Heart-stopping. That was our first impression of Zo� Mace's glorious voice. Difficult to believe that she' just twelve years old.
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