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didn't think the music was the best, but what they did for the industry is worth mentioning.
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TOP ALBUMS OF 2007 THREAD
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lawl youre too pussy hurt to play settlers/risk again
Tahoe Girl
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LOL
sexy asian
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no, that's stupid
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fuck you quit putting ACL last
ol_skool63
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we got accepted by CAL
we got accepted by CAL
mr.YOU CAN KISS MY A$$
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I can agree that's it is better in sound and more mature. I just have a special place in my heart for hot damn.
hippyboy92
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or for example the label doesn't think these 3 songs are marketable, sorry they won't be on your album.
Yeah, that doesn't effect content at all.
Yeah, that doesn't effect content at all.
apparently my album art list messed up, so here it is in text
of Montreal - Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?
Battles - Mirrored
The National - Boxer
65daysofstatic - The Destruction of all Ideals
Aesop Rock - None Shall Pass
Pharoahe Monch - Desires
edIT - Certified Air Raid Material
Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam
Justice - Cross
Stars - In Our Bedroom After the War
Menomena - Friend & Foe
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet
The Twilight Sad - Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters
Wooden Shjips - Wooden Shjips
Electric Wizard - Witchcult Today
Talib Kweli - Ear Drum
HanRABome Furs - Plague Park
Moving Mountains - Pneuma
A Place to Bury Stranger s- A Place to Bury Strangers
The Cinematics - A Strange Education
Grails - Burning off the Impurities
no particular order
of Montreal - Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?
Battles - Mirrored
The National - Boxer
65daysofstatic - The Destruction of all Ideals
Aesop Rock - None Shall Pass
Pharoahe Monch - Desires
edIT - Certified Air Raid Material
Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam
Justice - Cross
Stars - In Our Bedroom After the War
Menomena - Friend & Foe
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet
The Twilight Sad - Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters
Wooden Shjips - Wooden Shjips
Electric Wizard - Witchcult Today
Talib Kweli - Ear Drum
HanRABome Furs - Plague Park
Moving Mountains - Pneuma
A Place to Bury Stranger s- A Place to Bury Strangers
The Cinematics - A Strange Education
Grails - Burning off the Impurities
no particular order
Arielle luvs u™
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Did you listen to the new Sage Francis at all? One of the albums I listened to the most this year I think. Really like it
1. Broken Iris - Eyes of Tomorrow
http://www.myspace.com/brokeniris
Broken Iris is a relatively new band just starting to play shows after they self released their first album, Eyes of Tomorrow. They randomly added me on Myspace earlier this year. Usually I wont even give a band a listen if I dont like their name or their picture is retarded. 9.9/10 times the band is awful, so I feel no shame. But something intrigued me about them so I gave it a listen. The first song I heard on their Myspace was "Unfolding Time". I swear I listened to it a good 4 times before I even went to the next.
These guys have a very powerful, melodic...straight up epic sound. They are a full band with a cello and piano added to the mix. They utilize acoustic and electric guitars blended perfectly and a strong rhythm section to accompany. The vocalist is top notch with great range and melody writing abilities. These guys are hard to compare to others, so just give it a listen. This probably isn't your cup of tea, but I know a few of you will like it.
2. Say Anything - In Defense of the Genre
http://myspace.com/sayanything
Never heard anyone in a genre like this release what I would consider an "epic" album. But holy shit...In Defense of the Genre is like Homer's Odyssey of pop-punk. It is about 3 different albums mixed perfectly into one. Get into it and see them live if you get a chance.
3. Circa Survive - On Letting Go
http://myspace.com/circasurvive
I was watching a commercial for this album on Fuse and it caught my ear. I heard the vocalist and thought "what the hell kind of voice is that?" But I listened further and started to realize that these guys have one hell of an original sound that is quite pleasing. Very spacey and progressive, sorta like Dredg but a little more out there. Great solo nighttime highway driving music for when you need to space out.
4. Viatrophy - Chronicles
http://www.myspace.com/viatrophy
Technical but melodic thrash/death metal from the UK. Chronicles is a must listen for fans of Mercenary (one of last year's big picks).
5. Four Year Strong - Rise or Die Trying
http://www.myspace.com/fouryearstrong
Fantastic dual vocal pop-punk. Styled with hardcore influenced guitars and drums to give it a powerful sound similar to Set Your Goals, but unique enough to warrant a listen.
6. Ensiferum - Victory Songs
http://www.myspace.com/officialensiferum
A vast improvement over DragonheaRAB. The Finns are growing their fanbase and will definitely be seeing some larger tours and festivals offered. Perhaps even a states tour!
7. The Starting Line - Direction
http://www.myspace.com/thestartingline
The pop-punk veterans came out with Direction this year. I see it as a very stripped down, more earthy album than their previous years. Almost "mature" I guess. Some people have a hard time getting into this one but I found a lot of enjoyment in it. Plus the song "Island" is candidate for song of the year.
8. Hardingrock - Grimen
http://www.myspace.com/hardingrock
Not much happened in terms of folk this year for me. But newly formed Hardingrock came out with an interesting album I suggest if you are into this type of stuff. Emperor's Ihsahn has collaborated with a few others to come out with their version of traditional Nordic folk mixed with modern neo-folk and black metal elements. Great for a cold rainy day.
9. Smoke or Fire - This Sinking Ship
www.myspace.com/smokeorfire
Raw and melodic punk from Fat Wreck ChorRAB. A little political in the lyrics, but if you are like me and are just looking for great music, give'em a listen. Get their back catalog too.
10. Suicide Silence - The Cleansing
http://www.myspace.com/suicidesilence
Mosh metal album of the year.
http://www.myspace.com/brokeniris
Broken Iris is a relatively new band just starting to play shows after they self released their first album, Eyes of Tomorrow. They randomly added me on Myspace earlier this year. Usually I wont even give a band a listen if I dont like their name or their picture is retarded. 9.9/10 times the band is awful, so I feel no shame. But something intrigued me about them so I gave it a listen. The first song I heard on their Myspace was "Unfolding Time". I swear I listened to it a good 4 times before I even went to the next.
These guys have a very powerful, melodic...straight up epic sound. They are a full band with a cello and piano added to the mix. They utilize acoustic and electric guitars blended perfectly and a strong rhythm section to accompany. The vocalist is top notch with great range and melody writing abilities. These guys are hard to compare to others, so just give it a listen. This probably isn't your cup of tea, but I know a few of you will like it.
2. Say Anything - In Defense of the Genre
http://myspace.com/sayanything
Never heard anyone in a genre like this release what I would consider an "epic" album. But holy shit...In Defense of the Genre is like Homer's Odyssey of pop-punk. It is about 3 different albums mixed perfectly into one. Get into it and see them live if you get a chance.
3. Circa Survive - On Letting Go
http://myspace.com/circasurvive
I was watching a commercial for this album on Fuse and it caught my ear. I heard the vocalist and thought "what the hell kind of voice is that?" But I listened further and started to realize that these guys have one hell of an original sound that is quite pleasing. Very spacey and progressive, sorta like Dredg but a little more out there. Great solo nighttime highway driving music for when you need to space out.
4. Viatrophy - Chronicles
http://www.myspace.com/viatrophy
Technical but melodic thrash/death metal from the UK. Chronicles is a must listen for fans of Mercenary (one of last year's big picks).
5. Four Year Strong - Rise or Die Trying
http://www.myspace.com/fouryearstrong
Fantastic dual vocal pop-punk. Styled with hardcore influenced guitars and drums to give it a powerful sound similar to Set Your Goals, but unique enough to warrant a listen.
6. Ensiferum - Victory Songs
http://www.myspace.com/officialensiferum
A vast improvement over DragonheaRAB. The Finns are growing their fanbase and will definitely be seeing some larger tours and festivals offered. Perhaps even a states tour!
7. The Starting Line - Direction
http://www.myspace.com/thestartingline
The pop-punk veterans came out with Direction this year. I see it as a very stripped down, more earthy album than their previous years. Almost "mature" I guess. Some people have a hard time getting into this one but I found a lot of enjoyment in it. Plus the song "Island" is candidate for song of the year.
8. Hardingrock - Grimen
http://www.myspace.com/hardingrock
Not much happened in terms of folk this year for me. But newly formed Hardingrock came out with an interesting album I suggest if you are into this type of stuff. Emperor's Ihsahn has collaborated with a few others to come out with their version of traditional Nordic folk mixed with modern neo-folk and black metal elements. Great for a cold rainy day.
9. Smoke or Fire - This Sinking Ship
www.myspace.com/smokeorfire
Raw and melodic punk from Fat Wreck ChorRAB. A little political in the lyrics, but if you are like me and are just looking for great music, give'em a listen. Get their back catalog too.
10. Suicide Silence - The Cleansing
http://www.myspace.com/suicidesilence
Mosh metal album of the year.
imjus2blac
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AlmaaPattinson
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and by angry i mean sexy