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Pádraig Collins
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Post Number: 8745
Registered: 05-2005
Posted on Tuesday, December 04, 2018 - 08:55 am:   

Coming in at 79.30 -

1 Matt Berry - Open University
2 Francis Macdonald & The Scottish Festival Orchestra Soloists - Sarcophagus
3 Dirty Projectors - Break-Thru
4 Paul Kelly - With The One I Love
5 Shame - Dust On Trial
6 Iceage - Pain Killer
7 Mastersystem - Old Team
8 Donny McCaslin - New Kindness
9 Paul McCartney - Get Started
10 Buffalo Tom - All Be Gone
11 The Breeders- Dawn Making An Effort
12 The Mighty Mighty Bosstones - Green Bay, Wisconsin
13 David Byrne - Gasoline And Dirty Sheets
14 Angelique Kidjo - Seen And Not Seen
15 Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks - Middle America
16 White Denim - Magazin
17 Underworld & Iggy Pop - I’ll See Big
18 Gorillaz - One Percent
19 The Harvest Ministers - Crazy Cuckold
20 Sarah Blasko - Leads Me Back
21 Peter Holsapple - Commonplace
22 Augie March - I Woke Up In Borgolombardo
23 The Good, The Bad & The Queen - Lady Boston
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Randy Adams
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Post Number: 4014
Registered: 03-2005
Posted on Tuesday, December 04, 2018 - 05:00 pm:   

Padraig, are you forgetting the Rolling Blackouts' "Hope Downs"? That would be a safe entry on my list of the year's important albums. I'm crossing my fingers that I get my copy of the Ocean Party album, which I really think should have arrived before now. It will certainly factor into my 2018 list. My computer tells me I've bought 20 2018 releases so far this year, which is actually a high total of current-year purchases for me. I can probably put together a personal 2018 CD like yours, but first I want that OP disc.
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Pádraig Collins
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Post Number: 8746
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Posted on Tuesday, December 04, 2018 - 08:00 pm:   

I am, Randy! And I also forgot to include Gorillaz in my top 20 albums of the year on another thread, but did include them on the disc above. I almost included Ocean Party on both, but then cut them at the last. Oh, if I took out the two EPs I could have put Gorillaz and either Rolling Blackouts or OP into my albums of the year. Ah, well.
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Simon Withers
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Post Number: 561
Registered: 08-2005
Posted on Tuesday, December 04, 2018 - 09:03 pm:   

1 Portishead - SOS.

Okay I know it's not from 2018 but it sums up my year, which has been a somewhat difficult one for me emotionally, and it also sums up the state of the UK, seemingly presently in the throes of political, social, moral and economic self-destruction.

(Don't worry, while I'm not feeling tip-top at the moment, I think I'm past the nadir and I'm seeing a counsellor who will hopefully help things further; I'm not desperate or in anyway self-destructive - unlike my country!!! - so don't be too concerned. And I flippin' hate our present grey winter days. The SAD light's coming out tomorrow!)
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Pádraig Collins
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Post Number: 8747
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Posted on Wednesday, December 05, 2018 - 12:08 pm:   

Simon, I'm sorry to hear that, but it sounds like you are taking good, positive steps. Do you really have a SAD light? Does it work? I guess you wouldn't be using it if it didn't.
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Pádraig Collins
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Post Number: 8757
Registered: 05-2005
Posted on Monday, December 17, 2018 - 08:24 pm:   

I added Mornin'! from Jeff Rosenstock's POST- album to the mix above. It adds a whole six seconds to the run time. I made it the first track, so adjust accordingly if you're making a Spotify list.
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peter ward
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Post Number: 352
Registered: 06-2005
Posted on Wednesday, December 26, 2018 - 05:12 pm:   

Just the one matching track Padraig. Usually attempt a spotify list of your collection so will adjust accordingly. Didn't realise that the Harvest Ministers released a new record.
Don't know if you've heard Dublin band who have started to make waves this year and are selling out venues without releasing an album yet...Fontaines DC - think Luke Kelly/Velvets/Fall
Randy - how is that list coming along?!


1. the dream & the light - okkervil river
2. lets dance - spiritualized
3. there from here - phosphorescent
4. gallipoli - beiruit
5. gloria - wussy
6. disgraced in america - ought
7. believe - amen dunes
8. one trick ponies - kurt vile
9. tenderness - parquet courts
10. talking straight - rolling blackout coastal fever
11. one rizla - shame
12. boys in the better land - fontaines dc
13. count your blessings - mattiel
14. swimming pool - bess atwell
15. disarray - low
16. every valley - public service broadcasting
17. singularity - jon hopkins
18. pain killer - ice age (feat. sky ferreira)

Simon, hope 2019 is a better one for you & hope the counselling helps. Don't know if you've heard of this but its worth a visit for a possible magazine piece:

http://www.deisegreenway.com/
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Randy Adams
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Post Number: 4030
Registered: 03-2005
Posted on Thursday, December 27, 2018 - 03:59 am:   

Peter, you forced me to it. This year's big disappointments were the Preoccupations, whose "New Material" is undistinguished, and Gaetan Roussel, whose "Trafic" yielded absolutely nothing for me. Unfortunately I still have Lowtide and Miossec on their way. If I can judge by their previous album, Lowtide will have a beautiful gem to offer. The Aussies are really in business nowadays. Without them in the consideration and in alphabetical order:

Arthur H -- La Boxeuse Amoureuse
Augie March -- Bitter Clingerzz
Blush Response -- Blasphemy
BV's -- Dazed Hair
Barbara Carlotti -- Tu Peux Dormir
Chills -- Bad Sugar
Ciggie Witch -- Look of Pain. This was Zac Denton's last year on Earth so I'm including songs from his side groups Ciggie Witch and Pregnancy as well as Ocean Party. He was a furiously prolific musician. It's as if he knew.
Dominique A -- Le temps qui passe sans moi
Dominique A -- Les deux cotes d'une Ombre. Two albums, two entries, which allowed me to include one of his rhythm groove numbers.
En Attendant Ana -- Night
Liminanas -- Trois Blancs
Ocean Party -- Rain on Tin
Pregnancy -- First Kiss
Randolph's Leap -- Kitchen Clean
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever -- Exclusive Grave
RVG -- Eggshell World
Shopping -- My Dad's a Dancer. Finally, punk without barre chords. Produced by Edwyn Collins!

It comes in at 70 minutes. I'll bet that one year from now my 2018 sampler will be significantly different.
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Randy Adams
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Post Number: 4031
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Posted on Thursday, December 27, 2018 - 04:13 am:   

I am suffering for my stubborn thing for CDs. This coming year I'll probably be able to order LPs with reasonable confidence as I won't be at work and thus can rescue them from the porch. The Sea Pinks' (Ulster) and Nightingales' (Brum) most recent releases are only available on vinyl and download. For a moment it looked like that was going to be the story for Ocean Party as well.
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Pádraig Collins
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Post Number: 8777
Registered: 05-2005
Posted on Saturday, December 29, 2018 - 02:06 am:   

Peter, I have not even heard of three of the artists on your list. I'll check them out. I have heard of Fontaines DC through a friend who lectured the singer in college. My friend sent me a link to a session they recorded for a Seattle radio station, which was very good. I got a definite Fall vibe from them, and the Velvets too, now that you mention it. But Luke Kelly? I'll have to listen more closely for that next time! KEXP session here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X453ABUQ 2rM
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Pádraig Collins
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Post Number: 8778
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Posted on Saturday, December 29, 2018 - 02:57 am:   

Peter, I've listened to the three I hadn't heard before. Mattiel reminds me of Nancy Sinatra, and the Bess Atwell song really reminds me of Tanita Tikaram (also in the way the way she dresses in the video. It could be a complete coincidence, but I suspect she has been checking out her parents' copy of Ancient Heart). Nancy Sinatra and Tanita Tikaram are both very good people to be influenced by.

And now I'm listening to Ought's Disgraced In America. Has Scott Walker joined The Feelies? Two more artists whom it's good to be influenced by.
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peter ward
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Post Number: 353
Registered: 06-2005
Posted on Wednesday, January 02, 2019 - 11:01 am:   

Padraig,
I watched that KEXP session only recently and loved it. I hear Luke Kelly/Dubliners in the "Schoolday's Over" excerpt at the end of current single "Too Real" and the being unafraid to sing in that Dublin Brogue.
I've loaded up yours & Randy's playlists for the week ahead. The McCartney bonus track is only one I am missing. (see Holsapple has a V Alex Chilton album release from 2018 also?)
Didn't recognize much of Randy's but got it together too. A friend had "Smoko" by The Chats on his Best of 2018 CD, both of you might like that track also if you don't already know it.

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