Top Ten Albums of 2004

Submitted by xfanatic50 on Sun, 07/25/2004 - 03:34
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  1. The Arcade Fire- Funeral
  2. Devendra Banhart- Rejoicing in the Hands
  3. Regina Spektor- Soviet Kitsch
  4. Modest Mouse- Good News For People Who Love Bad News
  5. Joanna Newsom- The Milk-Eyed Mender
  6. Nellie McKay- Get Away From Me
  7. Elliott Smith- From a Basement on a Hill
  8. Feist- Let it Die
  9. Franz Ferdinand- Franz Ferdinand
  10. The Hives- Tyrannosaurus Hives
AAA07/29/2004

I was thinking of picking up Banhart's CD. We'll see...unless someone nice wants to make me a copy and send it to me...

;)

dcstar07/29/2004

Check put The Walkmen's "Bows and Arrows" if you get a chance.

lukeprog07/29/2004

I heard Coldplay has a new album coming this year, I'm so excited. I don't care if their music doesn't progress constantly or that they are more pop-oriented than most of my tastes, their music is beautiful.

xfanatic5007/29/2004

I am certain that this list will change by year's end to reflect the new Coldplay, Interpol, Bjork and Beck albums... I'm very excited for the things still to come :)

AAA08/24/2004

Devendra Banhart's album is pure gold.

dcstar09/30/2004

How is The Futureheads? I'm hearing mixed reviews.

AAA10/01/2004

Antics was very dissapointing for me. I loved Turn on the Bright Lights, but Antics...it's just not the same or even as thrilling.

The Arcade Fire, on the other hand, is wonderful.

xfanatic5011/07/2004

I really loved Antics... while it's not as fantastic as Turn on the Bright Lights, I feel that it's much more accessible. It's less dense and Paul Bank's voice has just become incredible... it's a great step forward for the band.

lbangs12/22/2004

Score another fan for The Go! Team!

Shalom, y'all!

L. Bangs