Monthly Archives: December 2010
Top Ten Albums of 2010 – #1
(No TGIF today as we conclude the 2010 countdown…) When all is said and done, rock’n’roll is supposed to be a release, whether that’s from the pulsating rhythm of the music, the depth of the lyrical message or the sheer enjoyment … Continue reading
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Top Ten Albums of 2010 – #2
It’s not often that a veteran artist belts one out of the park deep into their career; most tend to hit the heights early on and then survive on reputation. Of course there are many who are consistently good over many … Continue reading
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Top Ten Albums of 2010 – #3
You’ve heard the phrase actions speak louder than words? Well, before I say any more I implore you to watch this video clip and tell me it isn’t the most ass-shaking, head-knocking rock and roll track of 2010… Video: “High … Continue reading
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Top Ten Albums of 2010 – #4
I first came across The 88 when I heard one of their songs and thought a band was channeling The Kinks. Little did I realize that a few short years later, this band would be backing Ray Davies on tour, essentially … Continue reading
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Top Ten Albums of 2010 – #5
You have to have brass balls to release a double album in an era when the record industry is imploding upon itself. But psych-garage popsters The Grip Weeds decided to go all in with Strange Change Machine, and from the … Continue reading
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