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2001: A spac...errr... A Year in Music (In Review)

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The Bends > Amnesiac > Pablo Honey :smug:

 

I agree. -nods-

 

 

HTTT is my second favourite :(

 

HTTT is my absolute favorite. :heart:

:D

 

okc = kid a > the bends > in rainbows >> amnesiac >> httt >>>>>>> pablo honey

Muse's best album (OOS) with their best song (Citizen Erased) was released that year.

 

Therefore, it's automatically an important year for me in musical terms.

In my opinion up to citizen erased it's their best album. after that i think it goes downhill a bit

 

I love Micro Cuts and Screenager. It dips simply because of Feeling Good for me and then rises again with Megalomania.

I love Micro Cuts and Screenager. It dips simply because of Feeling Good for me and then rises again with Megalomania.

 

Whaaaaa? You don't like "Feeling Good?" :stunned:

 

To be fair, I do like Michael Bublé's cover better, but that's not the point. :P

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my order's a bit different for the radiohead albums

 

kid a> the bends> ok computer > in rainbow > httt> pablo honey > amnesiac

 

PH over Amnesiac? :shocked2:

PH over Amnesiac? :shocked2:

 

Seconded.

Dude, I LOVE "Pyramid Song." It's simple and beautiful. :heart:

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it's funny because I think that Amnesiac works really well together (I mean not as well as say In Rainbows, Kid A, or OK Computer).

 

Actually I'm not much of a fan of Life in a Glasshouse. That one and Hunting Bears are my least favs off the album. All the other ones I really like.

 

 

 

...yes... even Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors

I really like "Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors." The beat is catchy; it makes me wanna dance. :dance:

 

My favorite off that album at the moment would probably be "Like Spinning Plates." :nice:

Whaaaaa? You don't like "Feeling Good?" :stunned:

 

To be fair, I do like Michael Bublé's cover better, but that's not the point. :P

 

Why's that a surprise? Feeling Good is hated by a lot of Muse fans.

 

It's not bad... just overplayed, and it really sounds out of place on Origin.

Is it really? I wasn't aware of this. -scratches head-

I'd not advise venturing to the Muse boards then :P

 

I dunno. I just find it irritating that the track is played live so much when it's not that good. There's so many piano songs they could play instead which they just don't e.g. Sunburn, Space Dementia, Ruled by Secrecy.

There's so many piano songs they could play instead which they just don't e.g. Sunburn, Space Dementia, Ruled by Secrecy.

 

OK, now THIS I agree with. "Space Dementia" is AWESOME. :wacky:

Elbow - Asleep In The Back

 

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1. Any Day Now

2. Red

3. Little Beast

4. Powder Blue

5. Bitten By The Tailfly

6. Asleep In The Back

7. Newborn

8. Don't Mix Your Drinks

9. Presuming Ed (Rest Easy)

10. Comming Second

11. Can't Stop

12. Scattered Black And Whites

Elbow's debut album, Asleep In The Back, should deffinatly be mentioned as a highlight of 2001. A very personal album that works best a whole and not broken down into individual tracks. Just recently released in deluxe edition with videos for all the songs and a second disc with The Noisebox EP tracks, Elbow live at the Astoria and 3 songs from the Steve Lamaq session.

inspiring... but I kinda wanna hang out in my Beatles bliss for a little while:awesome:

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inspiring... but I kinda wanna hang out in my Beatles bliss for a little while:awesome:

 

:thumbsup:

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