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Post by Elliot Kane on Dec 6, 2007 19:09:51 GMT
My list will have to wait for after Xmas, else it'll likely need a major revision. That's no reason not to get you lot all writing lists, though! ;D What are the top ten albums you got this year? Don't have to have been released this year as long as that's when you got 'em
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Post by Ubereil on Dec 6, 2007 20:19:46 GMT
Sadly enought, I don't recall any great albums I bought this year... I'll look through my mail (where my order comfirmations are) and see if I can come up with a list though.
Übereil
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Post by Elliot Kane on Dec 28, 2007 3:11:07 GMT
This year I got a ton of albums, so it's gonna be a nightmare to get a top ten... But I shall boldly persevere! ;D No particular order: A Twisted Christmas by Twisted Sister - quite possibly the best Xmas album ever. TS do heavy metal versions of a ton of Xmas classics. Treasure by Hayley Westenra - the girl with the best voice on the planet strikes again. OK, maybe Joss Stone is as good - but only maybe. Living In America - The Sounds - just love this. Unashamed Rock with no silly attempts to pretend it's something else. Hannah Montana OST - the only person to make the list twice, Miley Cyrus really is that good. Her Hannah stuff is good, her non-TV stuff is great. Humanity Hour 1 by The Scorpions - best Metal album I got this year and possibly the best album full stop. The Scorps are on masterful form. Hannah Montana 2 & Meet Miley Cyrus - Miley's second album on the list. double album with some rather weak Hannah songs on disk 1 but an unbelievably awesome collection of songs on disk 2. Miley does Rock - and she's great at it. Wreck Of The Day by Anna Nalick - gorgeous voice, wonderful new talent. I think I'd classify this one as 'Country Rock'. Looking forward to a lot more stuff from Anna in the future. Insomniatic by Aly & AJ - stonkingly good Rock/Pop album from the Michalka sisters. Whatever Happened To Romance by Victoria Hart - the waitress who sung her way to stardom, Victoria has a wonderful voice. She sings '40s style Jazz with real verve. Sound Soldier by Skye Sweetnam. Still in the post right now, but I've heard it already on MuchMusic's preview, so I'm counting it anyway ;D Skye is definitely on quirky form and mixes up Pop. Rock and Ska to interesting effect. There's also one utterly ghastly Rap track, but I've forgiven her... almost ;D *** The number of good albums left off made me want to go for a top twenty, but i got there in the end
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