In alphabetical order:
El-P's I'll Sleep When You're Dead
Good's Good EP
Interpol's Our Love to Admire
Los Abandoned's Mixtape
Modest Mouse's Good News for People Who Love Bad News
Peter Gabriel's So
Radiohead's OK Computer
The National's Boxer
Tilly and the Wall's O
White Stripes' Icky Thump
Single tracks that changed my life:
Cassettes Won't Listen's "Small Answering Machine"
Matt & Kim's "Daylight"
Albums I expect to change my life in 2009:
Kanye West's 808 & Heartbreak
The Dandy Warhols' Welcome to the Monkey House
You Say Party! We Say Die!'s Lose All Time
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2 comments:
I hope you're being ironic with your Kanye West pick...
"All I got is my cribs," though, Deb. "All I got is my cribs."
I think "RoboCop" is hilarious, though predictably and egregiously misogynist. The "robo-sound" of some easily identifiable factory machine (a riveter?) and the symphonic, major-chord background to the chorus is, I think, genius.
Stripped-down Kanye is interesting. And I don't always have to love the albums that change my life.
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