Yes I know this is late. This is mostly in order but of course the only constant in life is change so it will change by the end of the year. I am sure. Please feel free to let me know "who should be where" and "how could you leave "blank" off the list" in the comments or via email. Thanks. If you don't know any of these bands give them a try...you may like it...you may want more. C'mon everyone's doing it. Anyway on to the list:
CDS of 2005
Bloc Party—Silent Alarm
Spoon—Gimme Fiction
John Butler Trio—Sunrise over Sea
Low—The Great Destroyer
Tim Booth--Bone
Kings of Leon—Aha Shake Heartbreak
The Decemeberists—Picaresque
Kasabian-Kasabian
Sufjan Stevens - Illinois
Doves—Some Cities
Ryan Adams –Cold Roses
Bruce Springsteen—Devils and Dust
Louis XIV—The Best Little Secrets Are Kept
British Sea Power—Open Season
Josh Rouse- Nashville Eels—Blinking Lights and other Revelations
White Stripes—Get Behind Me Satan
John Doe—Forever Hasn’t Happened Yet
Teenage Fanclub—Man Made
Stars—Set Yourself on Fire
Husky Rescue - Country Falls (Minty Fresh)
The Fiery Furances—EP
Brendan Benson—Alternative to Love
Beck—Guero
Iron & Wine—Women King (ep)
Jack Johnson—In Between Dreams
Okkervil River—Black Sheep Boy
Oasis—Don’t Believe the Truth
Coldplay—X&Y
Frank Black- Honeycomb
Lucero—Nobody’s Darlings
Stereophonics- Language, Sex, & Violence
The Raveonettes—A Touch of Black
Mercury Rev --The Secret Migration' (best album cover)
The Mountain Goats—Sunset Tree
Aimee Mann—The Forgotten Arm
And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead—Worlds Apart
Over the Rhine—The Drunkard’s Prayer
Bright Eyes—I’m Wake Awake, It’s Morning/Digital Ashe in a Digital Urn
The Bravery
M.Ward—Transistor Radio
The Duhks
Hot Hot Heat--Elevator
Peter Himmelman—Imperfect World
CDS I either need to buy or need to listen to a bit more...
if you have any info on them please pass it along
Architecture in Helsinki—In Case We Die
The National
Stephen Malkmus
Shannon McNally--Geronimo
Pernice Brothers—Discover a Lovelier You
MIA
Longwave
Kills—No Wow
Queens of the Stone Age
The Evens
I just saw Avenue Q. It was great. You must see it the next time you are in NYC. If you don't know anything about it is Sesame Street for Adults.
I will be gone for a few days...be good HM. I can't think of a more classy way to say goodbye then this video. Remember only stand next to a horse in an interview if you are willing to sffer the consequences.
More later--in few days
Bro
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2 comments:
Iron & Wine is far better than you give it credit for...
Other major omissions: Sleater-Kinney, LCD Soundsystem, System of a Down
Thanks for the comment and yes I love (LOVE)Iron and Wine and probably will bump them up come the end of the year. I am not very happy with myself for not owning Sleater-Kinney yet. I will fix that soon. Is System of a Down really that good? LCD Soundsystem---I am lukewarm on that right now. Too many other CDs make me happier and I never seem to keep that in the CD changer too often(Yes U still have and use a changer). I do find that when I make a mix tape if I throw a song on from LCD that song always makes me happy when I chance upon it in the mix...
I will be getting home soon and get a real update up.
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