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No Panda Bear either??? Blasphemy…
Another great album, along with Atlas Sounds’ Parallax that didn’t make this strange list.
This list is complete shit. Plenty of good albums listed, but in no discernible order really.
My biggest beef, and many will agree: How in the FUCK do you have a top 50 album list for this year that does not include ATLAS SOUND’S PARALLAX???
I love STP, especially the 2nd and 3rd albums, and Weiland’s first solo album was pretty good drugged out pop album. When he can pull it off, Weiland has a pretty decent frontman voice, so this Christmas album doesn’t come as much of a surprise to me at least.
Bradford Cox is the King Midas of music.
Holy sh*t balls that Is Tropical video was great.
But the video for Nephicide is my vote for video of the year. It’s just a classic video.
Blink 182 rehashed for hipsters?? Ridiculous. It’s just pop rock. Good pop rock as well. That’s it.
Absolutely. King of the Beach, song of Summer 2010. Battles for sure this year.
I agree on the Battles choice. For me, anything off of the King of the Beach album was the song of summer 2010.
Seen them in my hometown Akron of all places. They are amazing live, and I suggest anyone who has a chance to see them on this tour check them out.
I actually put together some visuals to that ‘Silverwriting’ song on YouTube a while back. Just look up osufan77 if you’re interested. You should be able to find it through searching or my channel.
Apparently I have very little indie cred. Whew….
What? These plastic grinders don’t look like much, but they’ll pulverize the weed to a fine powder. Best grinders on the market. Don’t let the cheap plastic fool you.
I hope I can find one of these Wavves versions online. Won’t be able to make it to a city to see them.
Really…so what if Weezer IS funded by Hurley for this album. They’re allowed to do whatever they want at this stage of their careers anyways. I for one will PROUDLY give Rivers and Co. my money when the Blue Album/Pinkerton tour comes around. That’s something I’ve wanted to see done for years. I might only like maybe two, three songs off of each of their last three albums, but neither that, nor blatant commercialism would ever stop me from seeing those classic albums played live.
The biggest reason though that none of those bands are up for said awards, or hit #1 is because of the marketing machines that the major labels have, and the sad fact that the ‘higher ups’ at these major labels refuse to deviate from the pattern of modern pop music because of the simplicity, the catchiness, and it’s ability to be sold/used in movies, commercials etc. They go with mass appeal as opposed to musical quality. Nickelback appeals to those MANY people who are only exposed to equally shitty bands like Seether and Puddle of Mudd because those types of bands are the only rock bands on ALL the major rock stations across the USA. If bands like Iceage, Fucked Up, Trash Talk etc. got the same radio play the rock bands from the early 90′s did, it would be culture shaking. But instead we get watered down mass appeal garbage because it’s easier to sell and serves the most for the least amount of investment. Basically put: The wrong people are in control of what America enjoys as far as rock music is concerned.