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CD Review: Alison Wonderland

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A rather interesting and eclectic pre-mixed CD encompassing some of the greatest songs to hit alternative and commercial radio all in one place.  From Arrested Development to Chemical brothers then a little 360 Ft. Gossling just for good measure.  The thing that strikes me the most about this album is the order in which the tracks are lined up. Any DJ will tell you that a premix album should take you on a journey, this applies to any dance floor however this CD while amazing in its selections is not in the order I would have gone for.  None the less, great tunes to sink a vodka and diet to!

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