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Re: The good albums of 2005
The Mountain Goats - The Sunset Tree - A bit more than their usual lo-fi acoustic guitar, but still simple, catchy, and wonderful. John Darnielle really knows how to write a song and tell a story. He also has an interesting and entertaining music blog.
http://mountain-goats.com http://www.lastplanetojakarta.com Black Mountain - s/t - Straight-up fist-pumping catchy psych rock. They're opening for Coldplay in N. America, so look out. http://www.thewaxmuseum.bc.ca/jwab/index2.html Hmm, I actually saw both of these bands in concert together. I'm kind of behind on new music (as always). Thoughts on other mentions, subject to change: Outhud - Good stuff Spoon - Good overall NIN - Decent for NIN, I suppose Beck - Weak and mostly disappointing Billy Corgan - Haven't heard much, and while I like Corgan, I'm not really a fan of his synth-sounding stuff. Weezer - "We Are All on Drugs" is simultaneously the worst and the most genius song they've ever written. M83 - pbbthh. "Can't Stop" sounds like fucking Mannheim Steamroller. (thought Mannheim Steamroller itself is awesome) Coldplay - I flipped out when I heard "Talk" and recognized the riff from Kraftwerk's "Computer Love" |
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