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Elliott Smith (Well, Three If You Count the One in Smith) 889.01 [cover] 10/27/04 7:52 PM Page 1 REVIEWS FLAT EARTH SOCIETY • RONDO BROTHERS • MASSIVE ATTACK • SLEEPYTIME GORILLA MUSEUM • TYPICAL CATS ISSUE NO. 889 • NOVEMBER 8, 2004 • WWW.CMJ.COM NEW MUSIC REPORT® CMJSPOTLIGHT REVIEW LUNA Rendezvous TOP DEBUT TED LEO/PHARMACISTS Sheets Happen! MOST ADDED FUTUREHEADS RADIO (XTC)TATIC! ELLIOTT NEWS TO US Sirius Got Their SMITH Mojo Workin’ The late great “Anti-” hero goes No. 1 DE LA SOUL NOW 4-FEET HIGH! TOPS HIP HOP CHART RETAIL: ROCK-A-BILLY’S FEEL USED... BUT NOT IN A DIRTY, SHAMEFUL WAY. THEY EXPLAIN ON PAGE 12 889.02 [reporting ad] 10/27/04 7:53 PM Page 4 ¥ CMJ REPORTING SCHEDULE LATE 2004 – EARLY 2005 HOLIDAY BREAK There will be no reports for the period from Nov. 19 – 23. (We have biscuits and gravy to make, people!) Reporting will re-open the Friday after Thanksgiving, Nov. 25, and close the following Tuesday, Nov. 30 at 2pm EST, as always. 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