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2005 best albums so far
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superfraser said:
the sunday magazine (in the sunday herald sun from last weekend) rated this as a "listen to" or something.. gave it a very strong reveiw..
check it out.. i really really rate it..
the killers meets the strokes..
The Overture & The Underscore- Sarah Blasko.
The other albums I've bought this year are a bit older, like This Island by Le Tigre and Hopes and Fears by Keane... Need to get the new Cat Empire one and Ben Lee
The other albums I've bought this year are a bit older, like This Island by Le Tigre and Hopes and Fears by Keane... Need to get the new Cat Empire one and Ben Lee
The Business
Debutant
- Aug 7, 2004
- 112
- 0
- AFL Club
- Fremantle
- Other Teams
- Celtics,Patriots,Ford,Team Quest
At the moment:
The Mars Volta: Frances the mute
NIN: With teeth
Bloc Party:Silent Alarm
Heard a bit that sounds good but not the whole album:
Fiona Apple:Extraordinary Machine
Kaiser Chiefs:Employment
SOAD:Mesmerize
Billy Corgan:THEFUTUREEMBRACE
Tori Amos:The Beekeeper
Beck:Guero
Shihad:Love is the new hate
Ben Lee:Awake is the new sleep
QOTSA:Lullabies to paralyze
Looking forward to:
Fear Factory
Deftones
Tool (hurry up!)
The White Stripes
Dream Theater
Jimmy Chamberlain Complex
Mudvayne
Oasis
Staying clear of:
korn
audioslave (what a disappointment)
limp bizkit
Foo fighters
The Mars Volta: Frances the mute
NIN: With teeth
Bloc Party:Silent Alarm
Heard a bit that sounds good but not the whole album:
Fiona Apple:Extraordinary Machine
Kaiser Chiefs:Employment
SOAD:Mesmerize
Billy Corgan:THEFUTUREEMBRACE
Tori Amos:The Beekeeper
Beck:Guero
Shihad:Love is the new hate
Ben Lee:Awake is the new sleep
QOTSA:Lullabies to paralyze
Looking forward to:
Fear Factory
Deftones
Tool (hurry up!)
The White Stripes
Dream Theater
Jimmy Chamberlain Complex
Mudvayne
Oasis
Staying clear of:
korn
audioslave (what a disappointment)
limp bizkit
Foo fighters
Are you a fan of The Business, The Business?
superfraser said:
ILAD came out in September last year, but they relased both singles (Aus) in 2005 (i think).
ILAD is a terrible cd compared to the first. In fact, it doesnt even compare at all. It's a pitty that a quality band with a lot of potential had to move down the commercial road... oh well. Heres to hoping that theyr next cd will be crazy.
And Berts voice sounds terrible in most songs on ILAD. Check out stuff from the old cd like "Buried Myself Alive", "Taste Of Ink", and "On My Own". He can really hit it.
I am looking forward to"The Warrior's Code" - Dropkick Murphys. Apparently its very folky which is OK in my books but I think their best work was earlier when they had more Oi! influences instead of trying to be a heavier version of the Pogues.
The Business
Debutant
- Aug 7, 2004
- 112
- 0
- AFL Club
- Fremantle
- Other Teams
- Celtics,Patriots,Ford,Team Quest
SonOfScray said:
Never heard of them mate!
Pantsless
Premiership Player
Trail Of Dead - Worlds Apart is my favourite of 2005 so far.
Like Essendon of 2000, has class from FB to FF.
Like Essendon of 2000, has class from FB to FF.
Some good albums already this year! My favourites include (in no particular order)
Bright Eyes - I'm wide awake, it's morning
Eels - Blinking lights
Gorillaz - Demon Days
System of a down - Mezmirize
Arcade fire - Funeral
Bright Eyes - I'm wide awake, it's morning
Eels - Blinking lights
Gorillaz - Demon Days
System of a down - Mezmirize
Arcade fire - Funeral
The Business said:Never heard of them mate!
never mind then! Thought you may have got the tag from South london's finest.JohnnoCairns
Senior List
Black Label Society - Mafia
BLS never releases a bad album.
BLS never releases a bad album.
Deestroy
Norm Smith Medallist
It's good?Pantsless said:
I've heard mostly negetive reviews.
Pantsless said:
It's not too bad, but it's panels behind Source Codes, in my opinion. It's almost like they are a victim of their own success- the drumming on Source Codes set a very high benchmark for the band, I reckon.
PS- Arcade Fire-Funeral was 2004!
harry_hawka said:
Ah. I thought it was close, and Sanity's website said it came out February.
They are not the most up to date folk in Sanity. A mate went in there yesterday to find out when Maximo Park's album comes out.
Nathan: Hi. Do you guys know when the Maximo park album comes out?
Sales guy: Sorry, what was the name?
Nathan: Maximo Park
Sales guy: ...what was that?
Nathan: (slowly) Maximo Park
Sales guy: Look mate, I can't understand what you're saying.
Nathan: (syllable by syllable) Max-i-mo Park!
Sales guy: ...park?
Nathan: Don'y worry I'll go elsewhere!
Catfish Jake said:
It was released in September last year, but only hit the main Australian retailers in February 2005. However, it's definitely a 2004 album!
It's like "The Chronic" by Dr. Dre. Was released in December 1992 but was pretty much a 1993 album. But when you heard Snoop saying "nine-deuce" all over the record you had to accept that it was a '92 album.harry_hawka said:
Looking forward to the new Black Eyed Peas album
Pantsless
Premiership Player
Deestroy said:
I reckon it's great....been a massive fan for years...I think it's definitely an album that grows on you and gets better each time you listen to it. I've seen very differing reviews from awesome to rubbish on Metacritic, but I never listen to reviews as I don't trust most of them.
In love and death-The Used
Love is the new hate-Shihad
Three cheers for sweet revenge-My Chemical Romance
Love is the new hate-Shihad
Three cheers for sweet revenge-My Chemical Romance
Pantsless said:
Great call, Pants.
Not a Kevin Walsh in sight on that baby.
