RE:[Police] Favourite albums of 2004
I think there's been some great stuff released this year, but it's often a question of getting lucky and happening across something on the less chart-slavish stations (oddly, BBC NI has one show where a lot of unusual stuff gets played, and for which I have to thank my discovery of I Am Kloot). Here are my favourites: I Am Kloot, by I Am Kloot (Am I alone in wishing bands wouldn't self-title albums?) Faded Seaside Glamour, by Delays Up All Night, by Razorlight Final Straw, by Snow Patrol The Libertines, by... er... The Libertines Absent Friends, by The Divine Comedy (this one in particular seems like it would appeal to Sting fans; it's so-called "baroque pop" with interesting arrangements and strong melodies.) How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb, by U2 Also, I've been loving what I've heard from The Killers, and their album would be here if I could honestly claim to have been able to buy it and listen to the whole thing. Must go to the sales... Angeline
Hi! Well, come to think of it, it wasn't too good "new record"-year for me. But maybe it's partly because there were so many great gigs this year to see... Everyone was touring. Mainly only two comes to mind: Seal - The Best of CD2, the acoustic cd And of course everyones fave, U2 - How... Bono and the Boys made it once again... But if I'll think of the records I've bought this year, then there are a lot of excellent cd's... but it wasn't the point! :) For those who like "nu-jazz" (if anyone even knows what it actually means), check out a band called Nuspirit Helsinki, excellent stuff... It was available at least from Amazon.com last time I looked. A very good record to listen in the middle of the night... T I M O
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