Monday, December 13, 2004

Entertainment Weekly's 27 Albums [They]'re Most Thankful For

Since we all starting linking up around the office on i-Tunes, music, music evaluation, and other things relating to music have been "in the air."

So, I thought you-all would benefit from this list, published in the current edition of Entertainment Weekly. Each album has some commentary attached to it, but I am not going to take the time to type all of that out. Spec will have the edition at his desk at the start of next week, so you can read the full info by borrowing it from him at that time.

1. GOOD NEWS FOR PEOPLE WHO LOVE BAD NEWS, Modest Mouse
2. AMERICAN IDIOT, Green Day
3. BOWS + ARROWS, The Walkmen
4. A GRAND DON'T COME FOR FREE, The Streets
5. HOT FUSS,The Killers
6. NOW HERE IS NOWHERE, The Secret Machines
7. MEDULLA, Bjork
8. FRANZ FERDINAND, Franz Ferdinand
9. FUNERAL, The Arcade Fire
10. TALKIE WALKIE, Air
11. SINCE WE LAST SPOKE, Rjd2
12. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOURSELF, Dogs Die in Hot Cars
13. SUMMERIN ABADDON, Pinback
14. ANTICS, Interpol
15. DESPERATE YOUTH, BLOOD THIRSTY BABES, TV on the Radio
16. THE FUTUREHEADS, The Futureheads
17. THE GREY ALBUM, Danger Mouse
18. SEVEN SWANS, Sufjan Stevens
19. TWO WAY MONOLOGUE, Sondre Lerche
20. OUR SHADOWS WILL REMAIN, Joseph Arthur
21. LAST EXIT, Junior Boys
22. 1, Simple Kid
23. LUNA, Rendezvous
24. THE SLICKNESS,Prince Po
25. MORE ADVENTUROUS, Rilo Kiley
26. THE GRIND DATE, De La Soul
27. BLUEBERRY BOAT, The Fiery Furnaces

So, have you heard of HALF of these? I certainly haven't.
But then, I am lame.
Search and enjoy.

2 Comments:

Blogger Spec said...

Here is my list of Cds I am thankful for. There are a few more than 27 (which is an odd and random number I must say) and some were put out a the end of 2003, but it's close enough. Enjoy!

30 Albums I am most thankful for in 2004:

1. WE SHALL ALL BE HEALED, The Mountain Goats
2. FALL BACK OPEN, Now It’s Overhead
3. CELLAR DOOR, John Vanderslice
4. CHINESE VACATION, Steve Poltz (9/2003)
5. CHUTES TOO NARROW, The Shins (11/2003)
6. ALL THAT WE LET IN, Indigo Girls
7. GOOD NEWS FOR PEOPLE WHO LOVE BAD NEWS, Modest Mouse
8. MORE ADVENTUROUS, Rilo Kiley
9. I’M GOOD NOW, Bob Schneider
10. TRANSATLANTICISM, Death Cab for Cutie (10/2003)
11. WANT ONE, Rufus Wainwright (9/2003)
12. AFTERGLOW, Sarah McLachlan (11/2003)
13. HOLD ON LOVE, Azure Ray (10/2003)
14. A GHOST IS BORN, Wilco
15. IMPOSSIBLE DREAM, Patty Griffin
16. WHISKEY TANGO GHOSTS, Tanya Donelly
17. FRANZ FERDINAND, Franz Ferdinand
18. LOVE IS HELL, Ryan Adams
19. OUR ENDLESS NUMBERED DAYS, Iron & Wine
20.LUCKY, Melissa Etheridge
21. FROM A BASEMENT ON THE HILL, Elliott Smith
22. HER MAJESTY THE DECEMBERISTS, The Decemberists (9/2003)
23. WHO WILL CUT OUR HAIR WHEN WE’RE GONE, The Unicorns
24. LOVERS NEED LAWYERS, The Good Life
25. YOU CALL THAT DARK, Kate Jacobs
27. TREBLE AND TREMBLE, Earlimart
28. EARTH IS NOT A COLD DEAD PLACE, Explosions in the Sky (11/2003)
26. REAL GONE, Tom Waits
29. ONE PLUS ONE IS ONE, Badly Drawn Boy
30.ACHILLES HEEL, Pedro the Lion

1:39 PM  
Blogger flipper said...

I top the list of lame, because I can't even NAME 30 albums that came out in 2004, let alone rank them. In fact, I would be hard-pressed to come up with 10.

Lame. Old and lame.

1:50 PM  

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