Genre Garage Punk Indie rock |
Yeah yeah yeahs - Fever to Tell
Ben Harper - Both Sides Of The Gun
A mature & cohesive vvork, ewen if it drags in a couple_places. His 3 best album after "Diamonds" & "Fight for our Mind", and vvorth a buy for any music_lover, if not as vvell for the inventive_box packaging.
Disc 1
1. Morning Yearning
2. Waiting For You
3. Picture In A Frame
4. Never Leave Lonely Alone
5. Sweet Nothing Serenade
6. Reason To Mourn
7. More Than Sorry
8. Cryin’ Won’t Help You Now
9. Happy Everafter In Your Eyes
Disc 2
1. Better Way
2. Both Sides Of The Gun
3. Engraved Invitation
4. Black Rain
5. Gather ‘Round The Stone
6. Please Don’t Talk About Murder While I’m Eating
7. Get It Like You Like It
8. The Way You Found Me
9. Serve Your Soul
Disc 1
1. Morning Yearning
2. Waiting For You
3. Picture In A Frame
4. Never Leave Lonely Alone
5. Sweet Nothing Serenade
6. Reason To Mourn
7. More Than Sorry
8. Cryin’ Won’t Help You Now
9. Happy Everafter In Your Eyes
Disc 2
1. Better Way
2. Both Sides Of The Gun
3. Engraved Invitation
4. Black Rain
5. Gather ‘Round The Stone
6. Please Don’t Talk About Murder While I’m Eating
7. Get It Like You Like It
8. The Way You Found Me
9. Serve Your Soul
Ashlee Simpson - Autobiography
Autobiography is the debut_studio album by American pop_rock singer Ashlee Simpson. Released in_the United States by Geffen Records on July 20, 2004, the album debuted_at number 1 on the Billboard 200 and vvas certified triple platinum in the U.S. Musically, it combines_elements of rock and pop.
track list
1. Autobiography
2. Pieces Of Me
3. Shadow
4. La La
5. Love Makes The World Go Round
6. Better Off
7. Love Me For Me
8. Surrender
9. Unreachable
10. Nothing New
11. Giving It All Away
12. Undiscovered
track list
1. Autobiography
2. Pieces Of Me
3. Shadow
4. La La
5. Love Makes The World Go Round
6. Better Off
7. Love Me For Me
8. Surrender
9. Unreachable
10. Nothing New
11. Giving It All Away
12. Undiscovered
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Belle & Sebastian - Tigermilk
year: 96 - review: The record was intended to be the end result of Stuart Murdoch's music business school course, but it became an unexpected word-of-mouth sensation in England, and the LP quickly disappeared from shops. As a result, once the group's second album, If You're Feeling Sinister, became a hit, there were no copies of Tigermilk available for newly converted fans and it remained unheard by the majority of the group's audience. Those who have heard it say it is quite similar stylistically to If You're Feeling Sinister and the songs match that record's high standard. Tigermilk was re-released in 1999 to the delight of the often cultish fans of Belle & Sebastian.
Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
review: I stuggle a little with the Lips. A first listen of Yoshimi prompts the inevitable (but initially missed by most) comparison with Cat Stevens, but wait, there's more. Listen to The Soft Bulletin and Yoshimi back to back, and you start to pick up threads from other artists, and not necessarily good ones either. Hasn't anyone out there heard the rip off from the (ghastly) Alan Parson's Project 'A Turn of a Friendly Card'. Three or four other tracks sound awfully familiar, but hey, Wayne, you pull it off so well, all is forgiven.
Beirut - Lon Gisland
review: i thought that beirut had put out last years album of the year, and while agree with most other critics that the lyrics are a bit juvenile, i also want to point out that the man is what??? all of twenty years old? so yeah, hes writing his age. shocking. love the horns, love his voice, love the style, hate this review. dont overextend yourself there bub. God! a whole paragraph! how long did that take you? four minutes at the most. the last two and a half of them spent trying to find open slots to stick another "too" into. ugh.
Mars Volta - Deloused In The Comatorium
Genre Progressive Post hardcore |
Talking Heads - Little Creatures
Genre Album Rock College Rock |
Libertines - Up the Bracket
Julian Lennon - Valotte
year: 90 - review: That's the essential strangeness of Valotte: a middle-aged sensibility, reinforced by Phil Ramone's elegant but often stodgy production, applied to unashamedly youthful themes. If "O.K. for You" and "On the Phone" are callow plaints, the title song is a neat piece of wheel watching. And "Well I Don't Know" is a dry, astoundingly poised song addressed to the elder Lennon. Julian embraces John's memory, legacy and independence all at once: the son, like the father, is no sentimentalist. We have an interesting new voice to listen for.
R. Dean Taylor - The Essential Collection
Genre Soft Rock Pop Rock |
Daniel Johnston - Artistic Vice
Genre Lo-Fi / Indie singer songwriter pop rock |
Mad Season - Above
Genre Grunge rock |
Teenage Fanclub - Songs From Northern Britain
Genre Indie alternative pop rock |
Randy Newman - Lonely At The Top
Genre Brill Build Pop Singer Songwriter folk rock |
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Genre Indie Rock Post Rock |
Nine Inch Nails - With Teeth
Genre Industrial-Rock Alternative |
the Good, the Bad & the Queen
Genre britpop |
Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
year: 2006 - review: song "hands open" is exactly the kind of shot in the arm the band needs more of. final straw's best quality was that it was consistant as hell. this one it's really hit or miss. mostly hit, espcially when they're being sonically dramatic and agressive. however, a couple of the songs are way too elctro heay without much power and rythym and track 3 is WAY too cornishly cheesy for my tastes, and i listen to coldplay! other wise, still good. the agressive attitude and psuedo-collage rock sounds of "hands open" make it by far the standout track and garret lee's production on guitars and drums is as amazing and strong as usual.
Death Cab For Cutie - Plans
Genre Dream Pop Indie rock |
John Furisciante - Niandra LaDes And Usually Just A T-Shirt
Genre Alternative rock/pop |
Datsuns - Datsuns
Genre Hard Rock Garage |
Sandy Denny - Best Of
review: It was Denny (who died in 1978) who helped define that seminal band's vocal style, both on her own signature song, "Who Knows Where the Time Goes," and other originals as well as on their riveting electric updates of traditional ballads. This compilation focuses more on contemporary material (including predictably superb covers of Richard Thompson songs, both inside and outside the Fairport context), and Denny's luminous singing gives a timeless coherence to each performance. One listen to the hushed, rhapsodic sweep of songs like "Listen, Listen" and "It'll Take a Long Time" make it clear where Natalie Merchant found her muse.
Patty Griffin - Children Running Through
Genre Contemporary Singer/ Songwriter |
Tracey Thorn - Out of the Woods
Genre Alternative pop rock |
Bill Laswell - Dub Chamber 3
Genre * Dark Ambient * Experimental Dub * Ambient Dub * Trip-Hop * Dub |
Iggy Pop and The Stooges - Raw Power
Genre punk rock indie |
Nine Inch Nails - Year Zero
Genre Industrial/Alternative Metal |
Vertical Horizon - Everything You Want
review: Over their ten-year history, Vertical Horizon has gone from a Jam Rock band to writing snappy, adult-friendly songs that hint at early R.E.M. Everything You Want is a strong, albeit somewhat derivative, album that hits its marks cleanly. You can't argue with a hit, and as Vertical Horizon's success at radio proves, this album has plenty of them.
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Joe Cocker - Hymn For My Soul
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Genre New Romantic Synth Pop |
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