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Yail Bloor
 Post subject: Yail Bloor's Top 20 of 2011
PostPosted: Tue Dec 27, 2011 11:54 am 
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01. Centro-matic - Candidate Waltz
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02. Jason Isbell - Here We Rest
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03. White Denim - D
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04. Gillian Welch - The Harrow and The Harvest
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05. American Babies - Flawed Logic
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06. Glossary - Long Live All of Us
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07. The Booze - At Maximum Volume
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08. Futurebirds - Futurebirds EP
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09. Portugal, The Man - In The Mountain In The Cloud
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10. Anal Major - The Year of Magical Drinking
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11. Faces On Film - Some Weather
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12. Middle Brother - Middle Brother
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13. Wilco - The Whole Love
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14. Daniel Romano - Sleep Beneath The Willow
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15. Smith Westerns - Dye It Blonde
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16. Raphael Sadiq - Stone Rollin’
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17. The Poison Control Center - Stranger Ballet
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18. Iron & Wine - Kiss Each Other Clean
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19. The War On Drugs - Slave Ambient
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20. Lucinda Williams - Blessed
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A lot of honorable mentions as well. This was a pretty solid year.

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14. Daniel Romano - Sleep Beneath The Willow
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i still haven't decided if i got attached to this from driving around the CA desert to it last september, or if i would've liked it on its own. it's not normally the kind of thing i'd go out of my way to find.

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Also, this is probably as good a place as any to post this. Candidate Waltz was going to be at or near the top of my list anyway, but I think this may have pushed it over the top:


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09. Portugal, The Man - In The Mountain In The Cloud
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Have you heard their other albums? Wondering how this compares. Really dig their Church Mouth record. If I remember correctly, Opa was/is a big fan as well.

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09. Portugal, The Man - In The Mountain In The Cloud
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Have you heard their other albums? Wondering how this compares. Really dig their Church Mouth record. If I remember correctly, Opa was/is a big fan as well.



I've heard a couple of them, but none really stuck with me like this one.

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Good job Yail Bloor. Certainly some that will overlap with mine.

I tried with Portugal the Man with their "Church Mouth" record but I never took and I never went back to them. Hmmmmm.

Also, I've seen that Apex Manor record pop up on several lists here among the reg-rock aficionados and it leaves me scratching my head.

I'm just not hearing it. I thought the Broken West's "I Can't Go On, I'll Go On' was a solid record. I thought the follow up was a step back and felt this wasn't even up to the the 2nd BW album. Oh well. Perspective.

I'm not shocked to see White Denim (a record that I really like). Indie rock's answer to Phish?
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White Denim definitely has a jam-y thing going on in certain places that scratches an ancient itch for me. Personally, I love how the guitars are fighting for attention amidst one of the tightest rhythm sections i've heard in a minute.

Also, I've been wondering for a while if the great instrumental "Down On The Farm" is a shoutout to the Dixie Dregs' "Pride O' The Farm"?

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I need to hear the Centro rekkid, and re-evaluate The Booze based on last night's convo (pogblask)

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Ok, what's the deal with Anal/Apex?

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Ok, what's the deal with Anal/Apex?


You mean the name? I believe I couldn't remember the actual name and deemed it Anal Major.

There's a band called Outlaw Lovers (one fucking AMAZING record from a few years ago) and I call them Brokedick Warriors - and can never remember the real name.

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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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So, this Booze record is actually The Deadstring Bros isn't it? It took a minute for me to get into the groove (maybe sounded a bit too derivative at first) but by the New York City Women/Rachel two-fer I'm fucking losing it over here.

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So, this Booze record is actually The Deadstring Bros isn't it? It took a minute for me to get into the groove (maybe sounded a bit too derivative at first) but by the New York City Women/Rachel two-fer I'm fucking losing it over here.


Hate to say I told you so...

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A Very GAR Chripmuh Wrote:
So, this Booze record is actually The Deadstring Bros isn't it? It took a minute for me to get into the groove (maybe sounded a bit too derivative at first) but by the New York City Women/Rachel two-fer I'm fucking losing it over here.


Hate to say I told you so...


Thanks for the wake up call, homie.

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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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Also, this is probably as good a place as any to post this. Candidate Waltz was going to be at or near the top of my list anyway, but I think this may have pushed it over the top:



great song.

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best list yet, ck1

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Also, this is probably as good a place as any to post this. Candidate Waltz was going to be at or near the top of my list anyway, but I think this may have pushed it over the top:



great song.


i am bullish on "estimate x 3"

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Flying Rabbit Wrote:
Yail Bloor Wrote:
09. Portugal, The Man - In The Mountain In The Cloud
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Have you heard their other albums? Wondering how this compares. Really dig their Church Mouth record. If I remember correctly, Opa was/is a big fan as well.


i think its different, a little poppier, more melodic...had me at first listen. true old fans of theirs may not like it as much, but i love it.
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Just got ahold of that Centro-Matic. Sheeeeeeeeeeeeit. I like it a lot. To paraphrase yourself, there's too much in the way of good music to hear and not enough hours in the day.

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Just got ahold of that Centro-Matic. Sheeeeeeeeeeeeit. I like it a lot. To paraphrase yourself, there's too much in the way of good music to hear and not enough hours in the day.


Shoot me a link, pls

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Just got ahold of that Centro-Matic. Sheeeeeeeeeeeeit. I like it a lot. To paraphrase yourself, there's too much in the way of good music to hear and not enough hours in the day.


Shoot me a link, pls


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I like a lot of these. Have not heard WhiteDenim, Futurebirds, Portugal the Man, Faces on Film, Poison Control Center.

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Patrick Wrote:
Flying Rabbit Wrote:
Yail Bloor Wrote:
09. Portugal, The Man - In The Mountain In The Cloud
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Have you heard their other albums? Wondering how this compares. Really dig their Church Mouth record. If I remember correctly, Opa was/is a big fan as well.


i think its different, a little poppier, more melodic...had me at first listen. true old fans of theirs may not like it as much, but i love it.

Less of the "experimental emo" sound that Waiter, You Vultures! and Church Mouth had. This and The Satanic Satanist are their best by far.
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fuck I keep forgetting about that raphael sadiq

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Only two I've heard are Isbell and I&W. I've got some work to do...
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