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 +4Posted on Feb 15th, 2011 | re: Arcade Fire Win Album Of The Year Grammy (77 comments)

Man, I loved how different her voice was compared to the other ladies. She held her own, in her own way and rocked it. I loved that she was in there to spice it up and break up the similar sounds.

 0Posted on Feb 14th, 2011 | re: NME's 50 Druggiest Albums Ever (101 comments)

If velvet underground didn’t make the top 3, I would have raised an eyebrow. Alas, for once I will be okay with a top list.

 0Posted on Feb 14th, 2011 | re: Lollapalooza 2011: Foos, Muse, Eminem (16 comments)

“there’s still hope for Train…” really?

 0Posted on Dec 2nd, 2010 | re: NME Top 75 Albums Of 2010 (157 comments)

Man, I totally understand that when I see these lists, I’m going to disagree with some of it. Even when SG states that there is a bit of head scratching with this list, again, I reminded myself that I will never full agree with any list. But really? My Chemical Romance put out a better album then Sufjan Stevens? I can’t agree with that. I don’t want to know anyone who would agree with that. Now Black Keys and Spoon are MIA on this list too? Well that is just plain foolish. Wow, still can’t really get my head around this list. I think they just pulled names out of a hat at some points in the list. There is no other explaination.

 0Posted on Dec 2nd, 2010 | re: NME Top 75 Albums Of 2010 (157 comments)

aaaaah, you just made my day.

 +1Posted on Nov 23rd, 2010 | re: Sufjan Plays Fallon (42 comments)

I agree. I also don’t think that Stereogum needed to point out a conversation they had with him a year ago. Sufjan has changed his style, he’s worked hard, he’s grown and he wanted to try something different, something he’s never done before. I think he, as well as all of us, are allowed to change our minds. Sufjan changed his mind, he wanted to do a late night show. Maybe with all the challenges he faced with his health over the past year and a bit, he decided to live a little, shake things up.

Given the extensive change in sound and style, it should be obvious that he may do things he wouldn’t have done in the past.

 0Posted on May 20th, 2010 | re: The National Bring Sufjan To Letterman, Release Bonus Track "Walk Off" (18 comments)

I miss Sufjan, will he stop being selfish by keeping that voice to himself? I love the BQE, but I loved his albums more. This was tease…

 +2Posted on May 12th, 2010 | re: Twilight: Eclipse Soundtrack Nabs Vampire Weekend, Beck, Bat For Lashes (35 comments)

If this is the only outlet for intelligent, thought provoking, amazing artists, I’ll take it. I’d rather see Justin Vernon’s face than another picture of any character from ‘The Hills’ or the trash that the jersey shore washed up onto MTV.

I’m welcoming amazing artists into mainstream, that way when my cd player blows in my car, I don’t have to sit in rush hour traffic in silence in protest of Brittney’s computerized voice on the radio.

 +1Posted on May 12th, 2010 | re: Twilight: Eclipse Soundtrack Nabs Vampire Weekend, Beck, Bat For Lashes (35 comments)

Because of the brilliant Alex Patsavas and her kick ass music supervision company, chopshop music.

 +1Posted on Apr 29th, 2010 | re: SPIN's 125 Best Albums Of The Past 25 Years (90 comments)

What kind of world do we live in that Queen Latifah makes this list but Mc Lyte does not, and there is no Sufjan acknowledgement. Spin, who made your list? What sad world are you living in?

 +3Posted on Apr 29th, 2010 | re: SPIN's 125 Best Albums Of The Past 25 Years (90 comments)

NO SUFJAN STEVENS??!?!

WHAT KIND OF MUSIC LIST IS THIS?

 -1Posted on Apr 29th, 2010 | re: SPIN's 125 Best Albums Of The Past 25 Years (90 comments)

Good question. WHERE IS ‘MEAT IS MURDER’?!?!

I’m not sure how I feel about this list at all.

 +1Posted on Apr 8th, 2010 | re: M.I.A. Assesses Lady Gaga (41 comments)

I agree with you completely. Lady Gaga has stepped outside of the box with her preformances and tried to say something simply more than just dance and sing on a stage, but that’s as far as it goes. And all the product placement in ‘telephone’ was that necessary? She was so close to becoming more than a pop star until she did that. chuckjones above mentions how MIA isn’t only getting the attention because she mentions Gaga. If Gaga is so influencial and so powerful why is she busting out all this bogus product placement in her “art”? MIA sings about politics, she eats, sleeps and breathes world issues, she’s not just doing an artistic performance at an awards show.