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Well, that would seem to seal it pretty conclusively for M83.
iron yuppie said:Well, that would seem to seal it pretty conclusively for M83.
lazarus said:Suck it, haters.
I will say that when you originally predicted M83, I think they were sitting in 6th. They may have moved into the top spot with the last few, though.Well, that would seem to seal it pretty conclusively for M83.
Really, really blows that Let England Shake didn't show up in any of the later lists. Probably doesn't even have a shot at top 5, with a couple of #1 placements.
I'm really surprised that St. Vincent hasn't received more love. Goes to show that it's extremely difficult to predict individual tastes, even from people whom you think that you know.
What about vlad? I'm sure he could bump Watch the Throne up a few points.
Cry me a river. I think I'm the only person who listed Hotel Shampoo, and it's not like Gruff Rhys makes "difficult music".
St. Vincent just missed the cut for me, FWIW.
Also, I listened to Father, Son, Holy Ghost again today and it really sunk in finally. I'm kind of wishing I had made room for it.
Actually shocked that Imperor didn't include the Girls album either.
Ain't he a big fan?
LemonMelon said:Really, really blows that Let England Shake didn't show up in any of the later lists. Probably doesn't even have a shot at top 5, with a couple of #1 placements.
That's why I qualified with "I think"!
Nice list, Peefster. I'm happy to see a handful of us listed Mogwai, glad I'm not the only one still fanboying for them.
You already threw this suggestion out to me, and I did indeed listen to Stories from the City and enjoyed it much better. I have nothing against PJ Harvey, I just don't like Let England Shake at all and am stumped by its popularity.Peef, if you haven't heard PJ's Stories From The City... I suggest you check it out. She doesnt force herself into that upper register like she does on Let England Shake. On one song she sounds like Ann Wilson, another like Patti Smith, etc. and the songs are fantastic.
Let England Shake is in a different league from Stories conceptually and, ultimately, in execution. It's a far deeper, more memorable record, and I think Stories is really good, though fairly conservative. Let England Shake is so rich, full of great stories and creative instrumentation, and there's nothing else like it in her discography. Can't think of a more deserving #1 for the year, although I won't be upset if Hurry Up We're Dreaming wins out, because there's so fucking many great songs on it.
Can't wait to see where Music From Spiderman: Turn Off The Dark - An Original Broadway Soundtrack ended up in this voting.