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 The Associated Press reports that this fall is full of questions for the topsy-turvy music world:
Will Guns N' Roses' "Chinese Democracy" finally be released?
Can Britney manage a comeback?
Will anyone escape the tween typhoon of "High School Musical 3"?
Nevertheless, five albums to look for (we think):
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"Death Magnetic," Metallica: On Sept. 12, Metallica will drop their
much-awaited, Rick Rubin-produced new album. Their ninth studio disc -
and first in five years - is said to return the band to their speed
metal roots. The band has been shy about playing the new tunes in
concert, but expectations are high thanks to Rubin's involvement. Even
with all their black clothes, Metallica's fans remain an extremely
hopeful bunch.
- "Black Ice," AC/DC: It's been eight years since AC/DC made a studio
album, and a lot has changed since then. For starters, just look at how
the seminal Australian hard rock band is releasing their new album on
Oct. 20: only through Wal-Mart, Sam's Club stores and ACDC.com. Stoking
excitement have been reports that suggest "Black Ice" bears
similarities to AC/DC's classic 1980 disc "Back in Black," one of the
best-selling albums of all time.
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