LOOKIN' THROUGH THE 4/25/1994 which features a plethora of

which features a plethora of road tunes

but the HIGH FIDELITY soundtrack thankfully retains the book's eclectic spirit

Kirk Windstein (guitar)

The throbbing dance-rock beat of "Different Names" is offset by delicate xylophone and percolating synthesizer

and one that deserves the "collaborative album" tag as all production comes from supreme beatmaker 9th Wonder

LOOKIN' THROUGH THE 4/25/1994 which features a plethora ofLiner Note Author: Brian Chin . Photographer: Jim Britt. A new phase in the Jackson Five's career began with Lookin' Through the Windows (1972), the quintet's seventh release since 1969. The album came out in the wake of the stop gap Goin' Back to Indiana (1971) from the Jackson 5's hour long ABC TV network special of the same name, and just in time for Christmas, Greatest Hits [1971] (1971). Their previous studio outing Maybe Tomorrow (1971) had