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 Post subject: An album that got no love here in 2005...
PostPosted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 6:45 pm 
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Exploration by Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion. Here's AMG's review:

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:9zaxlf0escqp

Charming and gentle. That's what this album is. And sometimes, (ie Sunday morning) that is what I want to listen to. Good, folkish pop that has a hint of a message and never seems cheesey. Doubt that all on this board would like it but I have it hovering somewhere in the bottom of my 20 best of 2005 list.

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Sebastien Schuller - Happiness

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An absolutely outstanding album, that sounds like a cross between Air and Radiohead. #7 in my 2005 Top Ten. I think the only other person on this board that is feelin' this is Beachy.

More info here: www.sebastienschuller.com
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Buena Vista Social Club Presents...Manuel Mirabal

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Ben Folds - Songs for Silverman but that's probably because it's a terrible album.

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Particularly Jaga Jazzist's "What We Must" got less love than deserved. But also these:

Earth
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Esh Wrote:
Particularly Jaga Jazzist's "What We Must" got less love than deserved. But also these:

Earth
Vashti Bunyan


agree on these 3, especially the Jaga Jazzist album.
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I'd imagine I was the only person that liked Sebastian Tellier's album and that everyone else felt kinda pissed off for buying it after having heard 'La Ritournelle'.

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KonstantinL Wrote:
I'd imagine I was the only person that liked Sebastian Tellier's album and that everyone else felt kinda pissed off for buying it after having heard 'La Ritournelle'.


i'm one of those people.
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andyfestivus Wrote:
Ben Folds - Songs for Silverman but that's probably because it's a terrible album.


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I love that Jaga Jazzist and it was this board that turned me on to it.

I also liked the Shining album, but its going to be hard to put that album and What We Must on my top 20 because they're so similar sounding.

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Dalen Wrote:
Sebastien Schuller - Happiness

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An absolutely outstanding album, that sounds like a cross between Air and Radiohead. #7 in my 2005 Top Ten. I think the only other person on this board that is feelin' this is Beachy.

More info here: www.sebastienschuller.com


This sounds up my alley. I'm gonna check them out.

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Grape Ripple Wrote:
I love that Jaga Jazzist and it was this board that turned me on to it.

I also liked the Shining album, but its going to be hard to put that album and What We Must on my top 20 because they're so similar sounding.


i kneeeeeew someone else on here dug the Shining album! i'm sure you and i have chatted 'bout this.
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