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Funny People OST: album review

Jul 27, 2009, 11:23am Snob's Music
Am I the only one out there who thinks that Judd Apatow may be churning out the movies a little bit too quickly? His latest one is the Adam Sandler/Seth Rogen trip Funny People. The soundtrack for the film comes out this week.The soundtrack is a bizarre collection of mostly '70s AM rock performers (James Taylor, Neil Diamond, Warren Zevon, etc) and former Beatles solo material (where's George
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