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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
PostPosted: Tue Jan 04, 2011 9:36 pm 
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I always love Mark's year enders. Good love for the Sadies record..that was a great one.

Thanks Greg. How long have we been doing this now? :cheers:

I DL'd The Glossary after seeing it in on you, FT, and Yail's list, but I'm still tying to track down the Steel Drivers. Sounds right up my alley.

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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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#01  The Silver Seas | Chateau Revenge
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Harmony, Melody and great songs lead the way with this lavish, power pop, country rock, soft r&b (gulp) recording. Each track gives you something a little different held together by the musings of the most underrated songwriter on the planet, Daniel Tashian. Thinking it must be a fluke, I picked up 2007's High Society only to find, yep, no fluke. After an email exchange, I learned keyboardist/producer Jason Lehning is a major factor in the group, arranging most of the material. An indispensable record.


I can't begin to tell you how much I enjoyed this album, start to finish. I'll be picking up a hard copy asap. Thank you sir.

Sweet action ! Great to hear DJ.
I did the exact same thing after living with it for a month or so and finally tracked one down used on Amazon.


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I enjoyed this, to, me myself also, as well. Glad it popped up high enough on someone's list to make me take the time to listen.

Baron approval must mean I'm onto something here. :cheers:

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Man, sometimes you douches really hit it home how much I'm wasting my time on this site.


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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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Man, sometimes you douches really hit it home how much I'm wasting my time on this site.


Glad I could help.

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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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Wait was Silver Seas on your list too?

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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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Radcliffe Wrote:
Man, sometimes you douches really hit it home how much I'm wasting my time on this site.

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Wait was Silver Seas on your list too?


I think what he meant was, it was he (Rads) that first posted The Silver Seas in the Twentyten thread and now it's catching on.

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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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I musta missed it early in the yearly, because I pay more attention to Rads' musings than most (and def. More than is healthy) but fack, sometimes its hard to keep up. I've got a business, a kid, a wife, a house that we renovated, elections, heavy drinking....

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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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mcaputo Wrote:
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Man, sometimes you douches really hit it home how much I'm wasting my time on this site.

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Wait was Silver Seas on your list too?


I think what he meant was, it was he (Rads) that first posted The Silver Seas in the Twentyten thread and now it's catching on.


Yes, I supposed that to be the case. I went back for a quick search and saw that he had posted about it in that Top 3 thread but I guess I glazed over it. Honestly it was your words that really got me interested in hearing it, not simply that it was your number 1.

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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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Vic Da Baron LooGAR Wrote:
I musta missed it early in the year, but fack, sometimes its hard to keep up. I've got a business, a kid, a wife, a house that we renovated, elections, heavy drinking
I hear ya' DM. I'm with ya on all of the above, 'cept for elections and I have two kids. But I'm especially with ya' on the heavy drinking. :cheers:
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Yes, I supposed that to be the case. I went back for a quick search and saw that he had posted about it in that Top 3 thread but I guess I glazed over it. Honestly it was your words that really got me interested in hearing it, not simply that it was your number 1.

Yep, you're correct. I thought it was the 2010 thread, but it was the Top 3 that piqued my interest. Either way, happy to hear you like the record as well as my description.

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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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Radcliffe Wrote:
Man, sometimes you douches really hit it home how much I'm wasting my time on this site.


I snagged it when you rec'd it. Hit my top 5. If I didn't say so then, Thanks man.
High Society is pretty good as well.


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Man, sometimes you douches really hit it home how much I'm wasting my time on this site.


I snagged it when you rec'd it. Hit my top 5. If I didn't say so then, Thanks man.
High Society is pretty good as well.

It's a damn good record. Some days I think High Society is actually better than ChatRev.

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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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That Duncan Maitland sounds interesting. Also, I thought Colin Moulding had renounced music altogether. Guess not.


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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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I also ignore records that tons of people like until and outlier with taste recommends it. If the whole board is gaga + Mcap, Rads or BG likes it, then I will usually take a flyer. I'll listen to anything Kingfish, Bloor or DJ reccs. Most everything else I just sit back and seenifnit bubbles over the usual "TEH Besk regcorb of Yearz!" bs. This kinda did neither.

Also, isn't this why we do these lists - to prove our tastes and compare with others? I got 2 records that would round out a Gar 20 in Silver Seas and Cotton Jones already this week.

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I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

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Kit Wrote:
That Duncan Maitland sounds interesting. Also, I thought Colin Moulding had renounced music altogether. Guess not.

I'm glad Colin's playing again, even if it is just one track. Now, if he could get over his love/hate relationship with Andy we might get another XTC record.

The first thing I liked about the Duncan Maitland record was the ear candy, but for all the right musical checkpoints and reasons. As soon as I got past it, the songs started to jell in a big way. Th production is Jon Brion-esqe.

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Vic Da Baron LooGAR Wrote:
Also, isn't this why we do these lists - to prove our tastes and compare with others?


Yes, it is. The lists do more to prove diversity than a hive or groupthink and are a great information gathering resource.

And look, if you like a record, feel free to start a thread about it instead of limiting discussion to one of the mega-threads: Even if it only gets a couple of responses, it will get read and filed away by the vast majority of us who are hungry for new and great but don't always have the time or antennae to get to everything.

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Vic Da Baron LooGAR Wrote:
Also, isn't this why we do these lists - to prove our tastes and compare with others?


Yes, it is. The lists do more to prove diversity than a hive or groupthink and are a great information gathering resource.

And look, if you like a record, feel free to start a thread about it instead of limiting discussion to one of the mega-threads: Even if it only gets a couple of responses, it will get read and filed away by the vast majority of us who are hungry for new and great but don't always have the time or antennae to get to everything.



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 Post subject: Re: MCaputo's 20 Best of Twentyten
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Vic Da Baron LooGAR Wrote:
Also, isn't this why we do these lists - to prove our tastes and compare with others?


Yes, it is. The lists do more to prove diversity than a hive or groupthink and are a great information gathering resource.

And look, if you like a record, feel free to start a thread about it instead of limiting discussion to one of the mega-threads: Even if it only gets a couple of responses, it will get read and filed away by the vast majority of us who are hungry for new and great but don't always have the time or antennae to get to everything.


I felt that my list this year was the most different from the rest of Obner than it has ever been. Mainly because we don't talk about music as much anymore and I don't know what most people are listening to. That is until the year end lists. Already picked up Luke Doucet's album and the Silver Sees is next.

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Yail Bloor Wrote:
If you like a record, feel free to start a thread about it instead of limiting discussion to one of the mega-threads: Even if it only gets a couple of responses, it will get read and filed away by the vast majority of us who are hungry for new and great but don't always have the time or antennae to get to everything.
I agree with this completely, as well as what GAR was saying about recommendations from folks who may have similar tastes. A separate thread would be easier to track and maybe if we're lucky, a discussion of the merits contained within would ensue.

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Already picked up Luke Doucet's album
I thought I had this on my hard drive but can't find it anywhere. I may need to peruse the OB for a link.
Fwiw - I could see that Harlem record in my Top 20 with more plays.

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Vic Da Baron LooGAR Wrote:
Also, isn't this why we do these lists - to prove our tastes and compare with others?


Yes, it is. The lists do more to prove diversity than a hive or groupthink and are a great information gathering resource.

And look, if you like a record, feel free to start a thread about it instead of limiting discussion to one of the mega-threads: Even if it only gets a couple of responses, it will get read and filed away by the vast majority of us who are hungry for new and great but don't always have the time or antennae to get to everything.


i've stopped making threads about records i like for these exact reasons. maybe drink or someone will comment on it but it gets ignored by the majority of the board so i think, why bother?

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i was the only person to talk about mike stinson, and that was in my review thread and billy g inquired about it and we mentioned it a couple times in NP and then he loved it and now it's in like 10 different year-end lists, so sometimes being ignored works out

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