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also, albums of the year

I never did this, did I? whatever.

2009:
Metric, St. Vincent, Florence + the Machine

2010:
Beach House- Teen Dream
Girl Talk- All Day
Taylor Swift- Speak Now

SCREW YOU, I LOVE THAT ALBUM

LCD Soundsystem- This Is Happening
The National- High Violet
Sufjan Stevens- Age of Adz
Maximum Balloon- Maximum Balloon
Joanna Newsom- Have One On Me

I just want to say YOU NEED THAT IN YOUR LIFE. I saw a few reviews comparing her to Joni Mitchell...I thought more of Kate Bush.

UFFIE- SEX DREAMS AND DENIM JEANS
Robyn- Body Talk
She & Him- Volume Two

I played this album to death and back. not kidding: wish I was, again.

BEST ALBUM OF THE YEAR
Charlotte Gainsbourg- IRM
I like survivor stories, what can I say.



things I wish I had listened to more:
Maximum Balloon, Magnetic Man, Mark Ronson, the Black Keys, Gayngs, Diamond Rings, Glasser, Kelis, Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, Brandon Flowers, Best Coast!!!!!, Phantogram, Aloe Bloecc.

DISCOVERY OF THE YEAR: SLEIGH BELLS

all right, see you in the future!

p.s. went to a lot of shows, Victoria Legrand waved at me at Beach House, almost died at Sleigh Bells, She & Him was too obnoxious an audience, Free Energy was short, Joanna Newsom was good but my frame of mind was all wrong, METRIC BLEW ME AWAY.
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  1. AWJanuary 2, 2011 at 12:38 PM

    here is wohut i wrote earlier in the year

    1. Body Talk 2 / Robyn
    2. Basic Instinct / Ciara
    3. Body Talk / Robyn
    4. Body Talk 1 / Robyn
    5. There is No Competition 2 / Fabolous
    6. Le Noise / Neil Young
    7. You Know What It Is Vol. 4 / Game
    8. Sex Sells Stay Tooned / Colette Carr
    9. Kush & Orange Juice / Wiz Khalifa
    10. My World 2.0 / Bustin Jieber

    This year sucks.

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  2. Britt KempJanuary 2, 2011 at 12:42 PM

    2011 or 2010?

    I am really digging Wiz Khalifa. he played Erie, you know, a long time ago.

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  3. AWJanuary 2, 2011 at 1:27 PM

    '10 but really probably both

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