Top 9 of 2009
01/30/2010 — It’s finally here, our top 9 of 2009! Each Dan gives 4 picks for their top albums of 2009, and one that we’ve collectively selected as the best. We also discuss a little about Rolling Stone’s own top album list. What are some of your top albums of the past year? Don’t forget: there are download links to all the albums via iTunes in the “Links” tab of this episode.
Links from this episode:
- I and Love and You by The Avett Brothers
- One Fast Move Or I’m Gone by Jay Farrar and Benjamin Gibbard
- Hungry Bird by Clem Snide
- Weathervanes by Freelance Whales
- Felt 3: A Tribute To Rosie Perez by Felt
- 11:11 by Rodrigo y Gabriela
- Scrambles by Bomb the Music Industry!
- The ‘59 Sound by The Gaslight Anthem
- Aim and Ignite by fun.
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From the forums
Join the discussionI don't know if anyone here has checked it out yet or not, but definitely watch the interview with Sarah Saturday (aka Gardening, Not Architecture) posted on our YouTube channel. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....yX2Z-ZZeVs
I just wanted to see what everyone thought of it. The DIY attitude and the Earn It Yourself ...
there's been a lot of chitter-chatter on the interwebs about this incredible young singer, so i feel a bit late to the party. nonetheless, this song knocks me out.
TIGHTROPE
Just an FYI - the Locksley and Echoes Talk Back members content should be up by the end of the week. Finally getting off my lazy ass to do something about it now that there's a little bit of time to do it.
Sorry about that.
Yes, we're still doing the show! This week we've got the Genre School we've been promising for ages. We cover some alt-country basics you should know. Plus, we have a special in-studio performance by a local band Echoes Talk Back.
to quote the late DMX, "WHERE MY DAWGS AT??"
oh, also, DMX isn't dead. just wanted to clear that up!
one month to the day after it was taped, i finally get around to the episode. thanks, busy schedule.
that Locksley interview was really entertaining.
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