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1. Review: Joe Jackson's "Rain"

   Tue, 29 Jan 2008

   So it’s not a complete loss after all. The only time Jackson truly lets himself let loose is on the superior “ King Pleasure Time.” What allows this song to gain power is that Maby’s bass is in the forefront, and Jackson
2. Review: Joe Jackson's "Rain"

   Tue, 29 Jan 2008

   So it’s not a complete loss after all. The only time Jackson truly lets himself let loose is on the superior “ King Pleasure Time.” What allows this song to gain power is that Maby’s bass is in the forefront, and Jackson
3. Review: Joe Jackson's "Rain"

   Tue, 29 Jan 2008

   So it’s not a complete loss after all. The only time Jackson truly lets himself let loose is on the superior “ King Pleasure Time.” What allows this song to gain power is that Maby’s bass is in the forefront, and Jackson
4. Review: Joe Jackson's "Rain"

   Tue, 29 Jan 2008

   So it’s not a complete loss after all. The only time Jackson truly lets himself let loose is on the superior “ King Pleasure Time.” What allows this song to gain power is that Maby’s bass is in the forefront, and Jackson
5. Review: Joe Jackson's "Rain"

   Tue, 29 Jan 2008

   So it’s not a complete loss after all. The only time Jackson truly lets himself let loose is on the superior “ King Pleasure Time.” What allows this song to gain power is that Maby’s bass is in the forefront, and Jackson
6. Review: Joe Jackson's "Rain"

   Tue, 29 Jan 2008

   So it’s not a complete loss after all. The only time Jackson truly lets himself let loose is on the superior “ King Pleasure Time.” What allows this song to gain power is that Maby’s bass is in the forefront, and Jackson
7. Review: Joe Jackson's "Rain"

   Tue, 29 Jan 2008

   So it’s not a complete loss after all. The only time Jackson truly lets himself let loose is on the superior “ King Pleasure Time.” What allows this song to gain power is that Maby’s bass is in the forefront, and Jackson