Here's my own albums of the year list if anyone fancies checking it out. Also includes a Spotify playist clocking in at just under 15 hours.

http://www.hamburgersnheroin.com/top-20-albums-of-2015/

JackS wrote:How good did Ghost Ship sound!

Fucking outstanding as usual.

It's pretty enjoyable, although as has been said, it doesn't really add much extra information to the creation of The Magic Whip. Also, as great as the live footage is, it felt like padding to a certain degree, I think; something which is never the case on No Distance. Anyone around here should enjo...

I have nothing at all wrong with it. In fact, its my second favourite BB album after Paul's Boutqiue. But its a bit unoriginal compared to their previous albums. FTR, Check Your Head is usually considered their 90s classic. Endtroducing is always in lists of the best albums of 90s. I'm surprised pe...

This month's issue of Q has the 100 greatest albums of the 90s. Here's the top ten: 1. Radiohead - OK Computer 2. Tricky -Maxinquaye 3. Nirvana - In Utero 4. Jeff Buckley - Grace 5. Beastie Boys - Ill Communication 6. Bjork - Debut 7. DJ Shadow - Entroducing 8. Oasis - Definitely Maybe 9. Pulp - Di...

Lads, as has been said, DJ Shadow is amazing. Entroducing absolutely deserves to be there.

Forever Low Man wrote:Finally got around to watching the Parklife video.



I couldn't watch it past that first verse. That was too perfect.

That girl was great wasn't she?

davidsutter wrote:the number of copies they want you to buy is the exact same as tweedo's phone number

Oh!

TripleJay97 wrote:Oh man... I'm listening to the audio from the Mode gig and reminiscing about hearing Lonesome Street for the first time. I nearly cried

When I heard the recorded version of Spaceman for the first time, I did cry.

Yeah, pretty much that. Yellow vinyl is cool and all that, but seriously, how many times does a man need to own Parklife for his life to be complete? I've just told you. 5. :mrgreen: Well, Blur's management think the answer you're looking for is in fact... six. :lol: Well, until the next time. When...

101reykjavik wrote:Yeah, pretty much that. Yellow vinyl is cool and all that, but seriously, how many times does a man need to own Parklife for his life to be complete?

I've just told you. 5.

This doc looks like it'll be pretty damn cool. Hoping for a DVD release here in the US, we shall see... Music DVDs tend to be Region 0 though don't they? Although importing it from Europe would presumably cost you a fortune. Yeah, I wasn't worried about the region...more how accessible it'll be her...

I considered this for about two seconds until I remembered that I have the album already on cassette, CD, special edition CD (won it from a radio station), 21 box set, and the 21 vinyl set. So I think 5 copies is just about enough.

How is nobody acknowledging how great it is that COUNTRY SAD BALLAD MAN WAS PLAYED?!

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TripleJay97 wrote:

My Name Is Mud wrote: I gotta disagree re Best Coast. Granted I haven't heard their other 2 albums, but California Nights is one of my favourite albums this year so far.

They're SO much better, man.

Noted! I'll endeavour to go back and listen to them soon so.