dannybcity
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I use to buy loads of albums, I've not bought a new one for about two years. It's a bad patch for music IMO.
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The best albums of 2010, in your opinion.
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svennis pennis
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Only two.
The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster - Blood and Fire
The Coral - Butterfly House
The XX was released in 2009 by the way.
The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster - Blood and Fire
The Coral - Butterfly House
The XX was released in 2009 by the way.
Citysmith
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Josh Ritter - So Runs The World Away
Airbourne - No Guts, No Glory
Airbourne - No Guts, No Glory
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the only album i bought this year was arcade fire, the suburbs
anodyne is a good shout too
i'm still waiting for an alternative dance classic since geogaddi.
anodyne is a good shout too
i'm still waiting for an alternative dance classic since geogaddi.
Blue_Times
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An australian band called Tame Impala brought out a brilliant debut album called 'Innerspeaker' which has a really 60's physchedlic feel to it while at the same time feeling very modern.
Give them a listen if you have a few spare minutes-
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Give them a listen if you have a few spare minutes-
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Avenged Sevenfold - Nightmare
Eminem - Recovery
Linkin Park - A Thousand Suns
You Me at Six - Hold Me Down
Good Charlotte - Cardiology
Devlin - Bud, Sweat & Beers
Jimmy Eat World - Invented
Deadmau5 - 4x4=12
Disturbed - Asylum
Plan B - The Defamation of Strickland Banks
Eminem - Recovery
Linkin Park - A Thousand Suns
You Me at Six - Hold Me Down
Good Charlotte - Cardiology
Devlin - Bud, Sweat & Beers
Jimmy Eat World - Invented
Deadmau5 - 4x4=12
Disturbed - Asylum
Plan B - The Defamation of Strickland Banks
persvenality cult
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I didn't like the new School of Seven Bells nearly as much as the old one, but I'm always glad to see them mentioned.
and I thought the deadmouse album was a travesty compared to the last. I'm just too old and miserable these days.
matthew dear, foals, four tet, hot chip, the books, crystal castles
great stuff from established cross-over electronic/indie/experimental artists.
techno wise;
actress (a lesson in perfecting the wrong way, keep the curtains shut, don't let the light in.)
shed (mid 90's utopian dream-melodies with heavy '10 production, too damned short and insubstantial, can't go on the list)
mauritz von oswald trio - live (dad's been at the acid again)
some ambient stuffs;
Rafael Anton Irisarri - The North Bend (the lost memory of seeing a better, more optimistic life slip away)
Saito Koji - Ocean, (<-insert alpha wave here->)
Xela - The Sublime, (old testament magick tales, evil wins, of course)
Taylor Deupree - Shoals (alkaseltzer orchestra playing correspondance chess)
shigeto - full circle ('boring' downtempo no more. perfect dream logic ftw)
but after not much thought the prize goes to;
Hammock - Chasing after shadows / Longest Year (who needs a life or any of that anyway? more opiates please, this dream is getting better...)
and I thought the deadmouse album was a travesty compared to the last. I'm just too old and miserable these days.
matthew dear, foals, four tet, hot chip, the books, crystal castles
great stuff from established cross-over electronic/indie/experimental artists.
techno wise;
actress (a lesson in perfecting the wrong way, keep the curtains shut, don't let the light in.)
shed (mid 90's utopian dream-melodies with heavy '10 production, too damned short and insubstantial, can't go on the list)
mauritz von oswald trio - live (dad's been at the acid again)
some ambient stuffs;
Rafael Anton Irisarri - The North Bend (the lost memory of seeing a better, more optimistic life slip away)
Saito Koji - Ocean, (<-insert alpha wave here->)
Xela - The Sublime, (old testament magick tales, evil wins, of course)
Taylor Deupree - Shoals (alkaseltzer orchestra playing correspondance chess)
shigeto - full circle ('boring' downtempo no more. perfect dream logic ftw)
but after not much thought the prize goes to;
Hammock - Chasing after shadows / Longest Year (who needs a life or any of that anyway? more opiates please, this dream is getting better...)
GazM
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Today's fave - The Like 'Release Me'. Yes I know it's retro, yes Mark Ronson produced it but he's done a good job. Not rushed out to buy much else.
peoffrey
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mikeyboy said:The Coral - butterfly house. made me fall in love with this band again after some patchy previous albums. think it's even better than their debut. classic.
It didn't even make the NME's Top 50. I doubt the band gave a shit - but it's a criminally underrated record already.
It's an album I'll never get bored of listening to.