Tonight & This Week in Rock: Lykke Li, Dresden Dolls, Death Cab for Cutie, ?uestlove
                   
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Eli 'Paperboy' Reed via his MySpace profile A good week in music, no doubt. Besides those mentioned in the headline, special attention should be paid to Eli "Paperboy" Reed & The True Loves, who plays tonight at Spaceland and at Amoeba Music tomorrow. If you like If you like Sharon Jones & The... [read full story]                    

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