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I picked this up just on the rep of the raves I heard for the EP before it and was blown away.

I'll also go with Pinback. I listened to it at the record store and picked it up as an impulse buy and was not sorry.


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I'll vote for Kanye West. I had pretty much given up on rap, aside from janky radio singles. There was no one bringing the best elements of mainstream, and whatever the fuck most of you listen to, which I think Kanye does. He gets dissed fro lacking flow, but I think sometimes when things are questionably rhymed, it endears it more to me. SHAWTY!

Also, Loretta Lynn came out of nowhere. I mean who woulda cared she had an album coming out before Jack White brought the noise? Portland, OR remains a wonderful rollicking single, and the album as a whole stands up.

I will refrain from commenting on Wilco.

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Van Lear's a good one.

Mine: William Shatner.

I expected Has Been to be a likable novelty record, but aside from a couple of bombastic Bill-tunes, it's actually a brutally open rumination on death, loss and grief. Yay, Bill.


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Most pleasant surprise for me this past year was The New York Dolls official Meltdown release*. I've got hardcore nostalgia for that band, and so I expected this album to merely document a sweet but inferior tribute to their memory, but these versions of the songs may be the finest ever captured on disc (depending on one's POV, the debut was marred by Rundgren's heavy-handed production and Too Much Too Soon caught the band a little short on original material). The Dolls back in '73 were a bit of a trainwreck live, and this album takes their catalogue and gives it the good ol' buttkicking it deserves. I don't know who Steve Conti is, but the dude nails Johnny Thunders. And Johansen's in fine form. So it's way more than a tribute - it sounds like a rejuvenation.

* Not to be confused with the Meltdown bootleg, which documented the same show but offered dismal sound quality.


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ghostface. i keep waiting for him to slip up, but he doesn't.
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