The 2010 Albums Thread

[killsaly]

01 Howling Bells: "Setting Sun"
02 A Sunny Day in Glasgow: "Ghost in the Graveyard"
03 Katharina Franck: "Faithful Friend"
04 Madrid: "Out to Sea"
05 Asobi Seksu: "Strawberries"
06 Dragons: "Remembrance"
07 Aus: "Halo"
08 Mahogany: "Supervitesse"
09 Lunz (Roedelius & Tim Story): "Lunz"
10 Rachel Goswell: "Coastline"
11 High Violets: "Chinese Letter"
12 Mark Gardener: "Story of the Eye"
13 I'm Not a Gun: "Make Sense and Loose"
14 Mojave 3: "Bluebird of Happiness"

Very nice!!! But no Dead Leaf Echo - Pale Fire (Ulrich Schnauss Mix)?  Oh well, thats still looks to be a solid collection.  I havent heard a few of these yet...

[azaghal1981]

Ugh...

Rick Rubin is producing the new Gogol Bordello album. Why and how does this worthless hack keep getting work?


In not-shitty news, the new High on Fire leaked last night and is brutally awesome.

[James Ford]

Ugh...

Rick Ruben is producing the new Gogol Bordello album. Why and how does this worthless hack keep getting work?

I'll have to hide my cd collection when you come over for a beer.

[ggw]

Ugh...

Rick Ruben is producing the new Gogol Bordello album. Why and how does this worthless hack keep getting work?

I'll have to hide my cd collection when you come over for a beer.

Because your CD collection is loaded with Slayer, Andrew Dice Clay, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and old-school rap?

[slappy]

Ugh...

Rick Ruben is producing the new Gogol Bordello album. Why and how does this worthless hack keep getting work?

Maybe they keep mistaking him for Rick Rubin.

Muse and U2 would agree with you.
Adele wouldn't as he's also producing her 2nd album.

In really serious music news NME reports Limp Bizkit sez 'Our new album has a Daft Punk vibe'

[azaghal1981]

fixed

Ugh...

Rick Ruben is producing the new Gogol Bordello album. Why and how does this worthless hack keep getting work?

I'll have to hide my cd collection when you come over for a beer.

Because your CD collection is loaded with Slayer, Andrew Dice Clay, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and old-school rap?

[azaghal1981]

Ugh...

Rick Ruben is producing the new Gogol Bordello album. Why and how does this worthless hack keep getting work?

I'll have to hide my cd collection when you come over for a beer.

Because your CD collection is loaded with Slayer, Andrew Dice Clay, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and old-school rap?

He was also the first person on his block with a copy of that last Metallica album.

[James Ford]

Ugh...

Rick Ruben is producing the new Gogol Bordello album. Why and how does this worthless hack keep getting work?

I'll have to hide my cd collection when you come over for a beer.

Because your CD collection is loaded with Slayer, Andrew Dice Clay, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and old-school rap?

I'm not music geek enough to usually pay attention the who produces the albums I have, but off the top of my head, there's the Avett Brothers' most recent album, there's Rainy Day Music by the Jayhawks, there's all those Johnny Cash American Recordings albums, there's Tom Petty's Wallflowers, and yes, a couple of old Public Enemy albums.

[ggw]

old Public Enemy albums.

James Ford:

[Relaxer]

[slappy]

Will still catch them live though - definitely.

3D of Massive Attack was just on Zane Lowe's show. Martina Topley-Bird is opening and singing with them in the UK. Not sure of here.

[azaghal1981]

And now for something completely different!

"According to  TwentyFourBit, Jim O'Rourke has produced a Burt Bacharach tribute album to be released April 7 on Japanese label ADWR. Titled All Kinds of People ~Love Burt Bacharach~,
the album contains 11 tracks featuring the likes of Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth), Yoshimi (Boredoms, OOIOO), Glenn Kotche (Wilco, Loose Fur, etc.), Bacharach
collaborator Donna Taylor, free-jazz musician Akira Sakata, Shibuya-kei musician Kahimi Karie, and, of course, O'Rourke himself. If that weren't enough,
O'Rourke, Kotche, and other artists will perform tracks from the album in Tokyo and Osaka in mid-April."

[renton007]

Unless its a well know producer (Eno, Albini, Lanois) I don't really know who produced most of the albums I have; but those JC albums and Wallflowers are excellent. So Rubin's okay in my book.

"Johnny Cash American Recordings albums, there's Tom Petty's Wallflowers"

[Ardamus]

Intuition - Girls Like Me



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aE99fp3qkQ

[StoneTheCrow]

The new Massive Attack (Heligoland) is very meh in my opinion. It lacks the etheral/dark feel that always seems to flow so well with 3D's production. I think the album relies way too much on it's collaborations.

Will still catch them live though - definitely.

Just finished listening to that disc this morning.  Agree with pretty much everything you wrote (especially the bolded part) and it's kind of a shame.  Really the first MA disc that didn't completely blow me away.  Couple of good tracks here and then it really picks up around track 8 but ends soon after that.  I'm curious as to how may of these actually beconme part of the setlist when he hits the road over here.

Still....I'm there if/when they get to DC.