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Morrissey-You Are The Quarry
Franz Ferdinand-Franz Ferdinand Mansun-Kleptomania Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds-Abbatoir Blues/The Lyre Of Orpheus Snow Patrol-The Final Straw See the man with the blue guitar, maybe one day he`ll be a star... | |
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mrdespues said: MrTation said: 1. "Hear My Music" - Jimi Hendrix
never heard of that one...is it official? It came out last week from the (official) Expirience Hendrix/Dagger Records online mail-order service.It is a collection of instrumental jams. "...all you need ...is justa touch...of mojo hand....." | |
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Van Halen 1984
Bruce Springsteen Born In The USA Don Henley Building The Perfect Beast Billy Idol Rebel Yell Yes 90125 | |
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Scissor Sisters - Scissor Sisters
High - The Blue Nile Hot Fuss - The Killers Out Of Nothing - Embrace Love Is Hell - Ryan Adams (if you base it on the full album release this year, rather than last years Pts 1 & 2) | |
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1). Gift of the Gab - 4th Dimensional Rocketships
2). Plantlife - Return of Jack Splash 3). Tom Waits - Real Gone 4). Snoop Dogg - R & G 5). Leonard Cohen - Dear Heather Buy 'em all, kids. Save yourselves from Motley Crue. There are three sides to every story. My side, your side, and the truth. And no one is lying. Memories shared serve each one differently | |
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In no particular order:
A Perfect Circle - eMotive Slipknot - Volume 3, The Subliminal Verses Prince - Musicology Lenny Kravitz - Baptism Electric Odyssey - Soundtrack | |
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5. eMOTive - A Perfect Circle
Da Bomb for a CD, ain't it? It's probably my favorite. | |
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Prince - Musicology
Jill Scott - Beatiful Human George Michael - Patience R.Kelly - Happy_People-U_Saved_Me Brand New Heavies - All About The Funk Stockholm i mitt hjärta.. | |
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Anxiety said: damosuzuki said: 1) Delgados - Universal Audio
2) Magnetic Fields - i 3) Icarus Line - Penance Soiree 4) A.C. Newman - Slow Wonder 5) Drive-By Truckers - Dirty South I haven't heard the Arcade Fire record that everybody's raving about yet, and I just bought the Modest Mouse album last week and haven't really digested it in full...so this is probably a work in process. i was really, really impressed with the magnetic fields CD...i'm usually pretty lukewarm on their stuff, but this one blew me away for some reason.  It's funny. I'm usually crazy about his CDs, but I was kind of lukewarm on this one. Some great songs, without a doubt, but as a whole, a little too sleepy or something. And not enough vocals from Claudia, who I have a big, stupid gay-boy crush on. But yay for the Truckers! That album rules. Here's my list: 1. Rilo Kiley - More Adventurous (this CD just grows on me every day. stinking love, love, love it) 2. De La Soul - The Grind Date (same with this one...it's bangin' and kinda sad at the same time) 3. Loretta Lynn - Van Lear Rose (she's drinking pitchers of sloe gin fizz, what more do you need to know?) 4. Drive By Truckers - Dirty South (Their best batch of songs yet) 5. Musicology - (It really has held up to sustained listening) Almost made it: Gwen (which is not holding up as well), Kanye (same thing), Jill Scott (altho, it's the best sex album of the year), Modest Mouse (LOVED it for a short while, but haven't had the urge to hear it since) | |
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1. The Tension and the Spark - Darren Hayes (a true masterpiece)
2. Patience - George Michael 3. Damita Jo - Janet Jackson 4. Ultimate Collection - Michael Jackson 5. Sit Down And Listen - Hooverphonic [Edited 12/9/04 7:23am] Life belongs to those who are alive | |
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Didn't we do this already?
1. The Cure - The Cure 2. Bjork - Medulla 3. U2 - Atom Bomb 4. PJ Harvey - Uh Huh Her 5. Franz Ferdinand - self-titled and the runners-up: 6. kd lang - Songs from the 49th Parallel 7. Interpol - Antics 8. Prince - Musicology 9. !!! - Louden Up Now 10. Lisa Gerrard - Immortal Memory honorable mention: Willie Nelson, Loretta Lynn, Modest Mouse, Courtney Love, Juliana Hatfield Top 5 reissues/box sets/remasters/whatever: 1. The Cure - Join the Dots (a total godsend) 2. Nirvana - With the Lights Out 3. The Cure - Three Imaginary Boys 4. David Bowie - Diamond Dogs 5. Morrissey - You Are The Quarry Top 5 older albums I just got into this year: 1. Roxy Music - their debut album 2. Roxy Music - For Your Pleasure 3. OMD - Architecture & Morality 4. Laura Nyro - Eli & the 13th Confession 5. Sigur Ros - their 2nd album, can never remember the spelling I really want to replace my Eno, so I'm sure his remasters would be in there. I'm also feenin' for that Bowie box of Outside/Earthling/Hours but I'll probably never find it.  | |
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George Michael:Patience
Prince:Musicology Gwen Stefani:LAMB Tears for Fears Banco de Gaia: You are here Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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In no particular order:
Prince - Musicology George Michael - Patience Al Green - I can't stop Chaka Kahn - Live..... Ray Charles - Genius loves company "real music for real music lovers".  | |
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My Album of 2004:
Annie Anniemal The Other 4: Air - Talkie Walkie Dani Siciliano - Likes... Van Hunt - Van Hunt PJ Harvey - Uh Huh Her | |
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Prince - Musicology
Amy Winehouse - Frank George Michael - Patience Teena Marie - La Dona Maroon 5 - Songs About Jane Been gone for a minute, now I'm back with the jump off | |
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Oh and I really liked the Pavement reissue, the Pearl Jam greatest hits and new George Michael. I'm sure there are lots I'm forgetting. | |
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GangstaFam said: Oh and I really liked the Pavement reissue, the Pearl Jam greatest hits and new George Michael. I'm sure there are lots I'm forgetting.
You're forgetting the Lindsay Lohan CD that Best Buy sold you as a replacement for Three Imaginary Boys. | |
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sextonseven said: You're forgetting the Lindsay Lohan CD that Best Buy sold you as a replacement for Three Imaginary Boys.
That goes without saying. She's above and beyond 'Best Of' lists. Untouchable. So did you get that Siouxsie box? Is it out here yet? | |
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GangstaFam said: sextonseven said: You're forgetting the Lindsay Lohan CD that Best Buy sold you as a replacement for Three Imaginary Boys.
That goes without saying. She's above and beyond 'Best Of' lists. Untouchable. So did you get that Siouxsie box? Is it out here yet? I broke down and ordered the import this week. People on the Siouxsie email list kept going on about how amazing it was that I couldn't wait any longer. It should arrive sometime next week. Who knows when a domestic version will be released. The demand just isn't there like it was for The Cure. Maybe the band should publicize more that Robert Smith was their guitarist for two years. | |
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sextonseven said: I broke down and ordered the import this week. People on the Siouxsie email list kept going on about how amazing it was that I couldn't wait any longer. It should arrive sometime next week. Who knows when a domestic version will be released. The demand just isn't there like it was for The Cure. Maybe the band should publicize more that Robert Smith was their guitarist for two years.
Yeah, all of a sudden it's very in vogue to namedrop and like the Cure. It'd probably work for them too. I looked on AMG and they have the release date listed as 12-14.  | |
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GangstaFam said: sextonseven said: I broke down and ordered the import this week. People on the Siouxsie email list kept going on about how amazing it was that I couldn't wait any longer. It should arrive sometime next week. Who knows when a domestic version will be released. The demand just isn't there like it was for The Cure. Maybe the band should publicize more that Robert Smith was their guitarist for two years.
Yeah, all of a sudden it's very in vogue to namedrop and like the Cure. It'd probably work for them too. I looked on AMG and they have the release date listed as 12-14. That's for the import copy as I haven't seen it in any U.S. stores yet. I ordered it from CDWOW overseas for £18.00. Amazon.com has it listed at over $80! 
The rumor was way back when that the reason why the video for "Swimming Horses" was left off the 'Twice Upon A Time' VHS was that Smith was way too prominent in it. The Banshees needed to make more videos like that one.  | |
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sextonseven said: That's for the import copy as I haven't seen it in any U.S. stores yet. I ordered it from CDWOW overseas for £18.00. Amazon.com has it listed at over $80!
The rumor was way back when that the reason why the video for "Swimming Horses" was left off the 'Twice Upon A Time' VHS was that Smith was way too prominent in it. The Banshees needed to make more videos like that one. Are there plans to release it here at all? | |
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GangstaFam said: sextonseven said: That's for the import copy as I haven't seen it in any U.S. stores yet. I ordered it from CDWOW overseas for £18.00. Amazon.com has it listed at over $80!
Are there plans to release it here at all? The official websites say there are plans for a U.S. release, but no real date is mentioned. I'm not holding my breath. | |
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sextonseven said: The official websites say there are plans for a U.S. release, but no real date is mentioned. I'm not holding my breath.
See, I'm not even much of a Siouxsie fan. I dig their kind of music. And I don't know much. And I'm not crazy about her as a person based on what I've read. I've been so spoiled with delux editions and box sets lately, that this has me majorly intrigued. | |
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sextonseven said: GangstaFam said: Yeah, all of a sudden it's very in vogue to namedrop and like the Cure. It'd probably work for them too. I looked on AMG and they have the release date listed as 12-14. That's for the import copy as I haven't seen it in any U.S. stores yet. I ordered it from CDWOW overseas for £18.00. Amazon.com has it listed at over $80!
The rumor was way back when that the reason why the video for "Swimming Horses" was left off the 'Twice Upon A Time' VHS was that Smith was way too prominent in it. The Banshees needed to make more videos like that one. I really want this!! I'm hoping i get it for Christmas, if not i'll get it after the holidays. | |
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GangstaFam said: sextonseven said: The official websites say there are plans for a U.S. release, but no real date is mentioned. I'm not holding my breath.
See, I'm not even much of a Siouxsie fan. I dig their kind of music. And I don't know much. And I'm not crazy about her as a person based on what I've read. I've been so spoiled with delux editions and box sets lately, that this has me majorly intrigued. Well, I don't really know how much of a Smith fanatic you are, but the live album and video he recorded with them ('Nocturne') is amazing. Just watching him play guitar on the track "Pull To Bits" on the VHS is spectacular. | |
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sextonseven said: Well, I don't really know how much of a Smith fanatic you are, but the live album and video he recorded with them ('Nocturne') is amazing. Just watching him play guitar on the track "Pull To Bits" on the VHS is spectacular.
I'm probably THE resident Smith fanatic here.
They've been my favorite band since I was 11. But I've never seen this. Sounds like I need to. | |
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GangstaFam said: sextonseven said: Well, I don't really know how much of a Smith fanatic you are, but the live album and video he recorded with them ('Nocturne') is amazing. Just watching him play guitar on the track "Pull To Bits" on the VHS is spectacular.
I'm probably THE resident Smith fanatic here.
They've been my favorite band since I was 11. But I've never seen this. Sounds like I need to. I've had both the CD and VHS for forever so I don't really know if it's still in print. Used copies should be pretty easy to come by though. Then there is the studio album Smith recorded with the Banshees, 'Hyaena', which is really good, but I don't think he has that much of a presence on it. It's not like you can listen to it and immediately recognize that it's him playing guitar or anything. | |
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sextonseven said: GangstaFam said: I'm probably THE resident Smith fanatic here.
They've been my favorite band since I was 11. But I've never seen this. Sounds like I need to. I've had both the CD and VHS for forever so I don't really know if it's still in print. Used copies should be pretty easy to come by though. Then there is the studio album Smith recorded with the Banshees, 'Hyaena', which is really good, but I don't think he has that much of a presence on it. It's not like you can listen to it and immediately recognize that it's him playing guitar or anything. Hyaena is a really good album... i love Swimming Horses. I went through a phase once where I played that song over and over. And Bring Me the Head of the Preacher Man is another great one. But yeah... there's nothing on the album that really screams out "Robert Smith is here!" | |
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