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DMX and Slayer. I want my child to be culturally diverse 
Girl coming first week of February.
Frank
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Hahaha hard RAP and hard ROCK! Nice.
DMX quit though didn't he? After his cd Grand Champion [which is good; not great enough for a final work though], I believe he is just concentrating on acting now.
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old hand
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A couple of "educational" CDs that have worked for my kids (early elementary school age):
(1) Tom Chapin, "Mother Earth." Good introduction to environmentalism, without the unbearable sappiness of "Baby Beluga" (Raffi).
(2) For American history, Johnny Cash's concept albums. All are packaged together in Bear Family's 4 CD compilation called "Come Along And Ride This Train."
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connoisseur
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I guess I said this earlier, but... My daughters always love Disney's Fantasia DVD (both the original and 2000), ever since they were little. An excellent introduction to classical music for ALL ages.
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shareholder in the making
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shareholder in the making
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Don't forget about "Peter and the Wolf"! Great way to learn about different instruments and storytelling through wordless music.
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