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Re: Albums of the year 2006
Posted by:
ablett
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Date: December 20, 2006 15:35
Zutons album
Razorlight
Killers
Love - The Beatles
Endless Glass Who
Razorlight
Killers
Love - The Beatles
Endless Glass Who
Re: Albums of the year 2006
Posted by:
Gazza
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Date: December 20, 2006 16:21
KSIE Wrote:
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> CASH - American V
> Back to the quality level of American I (and the
> first disc of the Unearthed set)
>
Preferred Vol. 3 ("Solitary man") to all the others, but Vol.5 was certainly excellent - and in his cover of Hank William's 'Evening Train' it contained the most moving performance of any song I've heard in a long time
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> CASH - American V
> Back to the quality level of American I (and the
> first disc of the Unearthed set)
>
Preferred Vol. 3 ("Solitary man") to all the others, but Vol.5 was certainly excellent - and in his cover of Hank William's 'Evening Train' it contained the most moving performance of any song I've heard in a long time
Re: Albums of the year 2006
Posted by:
danielb
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Date: December 20, 2006 16:26
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium
Beck - The Information
Bob Dylan - Modern Times
Flaming Lips - At War With The Mystics
Beck - The Information
Bob Dylan - Modern Times
Flaming Lips - At War With The Mystics
Re: Albums of the year 2006
Posted by:
KSIE
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Date: December 20, 2006 16:51
Gazza Wrote:
> Preferred Vol. 3 ("Solitary man") to all the
> others, but Vol.5 was certainly excellent - and in
> his cover of Hank William's 'Evening Train' it
> contained the most moving performance of any song
> I've heard in a long time
Felt the same way about Rose of My Heart. In fact the whole disc is extremely moving. No question Johnny saw the end of the tunnel when putting this one together. I'm usually a "c'mon it's just music" kind of person, but this disc really hits the soul.
I personally like III the least, but there really is little drop-off over all the American series. What a great comeback the last several years were for Johnny. Rest in Peace JC.
> Preferred Vol. 3 ("Solitary man") to all the
> others, but Vol.5 was certainly excellent - and in
> his cover of Hank William's 'Evening Train' it
> contained the most moving performance of any song
> I've heard in a long time
Felt the same way about Rose of My Heart. In fact the whole disc is extremely moving. No question Johnny saw the end of the tunnel when putting this one together. I'm usually a "c'mon it's just music" kind of person, but this disc really hits the soul.
I personally like III the least, but there really is little drop-off over all the American series. What a great comeback the last several years were for Johnny. Rest in Peace JC.
Re: Albums of the year 2006
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
()
Date: December 20, 2006 17:03
Wolfmother: Wolfmother
The Raconteurs: Broken Boy Soldier
The Raconteurs: Broken Boy Soldier
Re: Albums of the year 2006
Posted by:
Ross
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Date: December 21, 2006 16:51
Rising above all else (IMO):
1. Bob Dylan - Modern Times
2. Tom Waits - Orphans
3. Ray Davies - Other People's Lives
Other faves: - no particular order:
Bruce Springsteen - The Seeger Sessions,
Racontuers Broken Boy Soldiers,
The Who - Endless Wire,
Albert Hammond Jr - Yours To Keep,
RHCP - Stadium Arcadium,
Lindsey Buckingham - Under The Skin,
Neil Young - Live At The Fillmore 1970,
Cash - American V,
Jerry Lee Lewis - Last Man Standing
David Gilmour - On An Island
Donald Fagen - Morph The Cat
Ben Kweller - Ben Kweller
Best Boots:
Stones - Saitama (best combination of performance/setlist/sound quality)
Stones - Steel Wheels Outtakes (Monitor Mix?) - Better than the real deal!
Best Reissue:
The Allman Brothers - Eat A Peach (best quality yet and a bonus concert from the Fillmore!)
Dissapointments:
Neil Young - Living With War
The Beatles - Love
Overall, not a bad year looking back!
Ross
1. Bob Dylan - Modern Times
2. Tom Waits - Orphans
3. Ray Davies - Other People's Lives
Other faves: - no particular order:
Bruce Springsteen - The Seeger Sessions,
Racontuers Broken Boy Soldiers,
The Who - Endless Wire,
Albert Hammond Jr - Yours To Keep,
RHCP - Stadium Arcadium,
Lindsey Buckingham - Under The Skin,
Neil Young - Live At The Fillmore 1970,
Cash - American V,
Jerry Lee Lewis - Last Man Standing
David Gilmour - On An Island
Donald Fagen - Morph The Cat
Ben Kweller - Ben Kweller
Best Boots:
Stones - Saitama (best combination of performance/setlist/sound quality)
Stones - Steel Wheels Outtakes (Monitor Mix?) - Better than the real deal!
Best Reissue:
The Allman Brothers - Eat A Peach (best quality yet and a bonus concert from the Fillmore!)
Dissapointments:
Neil Young - Living With War
The Beatles - Love
Overall, not a bad year looking back!
Ross
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