#1075 The xx – I See You

The xx released their third album I See You in 2017 to critical success. I was a fan immediately. I love the vocals of Oliver Sim and Romy Madley Croft; they are perfect together. My favourite songs are “I Dare You” (probably one of my favourite songs), “On Hold”, “Say Something Loving”, “A Violent Noise”, […]

#1074 Jane Weaver – Modern Kosmology

Jane Weaver is an english singer-songwriter and guitarist. She has released twelve albums since 2002. Modern Kosmology is her ninth album. I have never heard of her. She seems to be a bit of an enigma, even her age is uncertain on Wikipedia. My favourite songs are H>A>K, Did You See Butterflies?, The Lightning Back, and […]

#995 The Streets – A Grand Don’t Come For Free

The Streets is basically one person English rapper and producer Michael Skinner. A Grand Don’t Come For Free is his second critically acclaimed album. The album is a rap opera, which does not sound interesting to me. The story is of a man who meets a girl, starts a relationship, and loses £1,000 from his […]

#922 Goldfrapp – Felt Mountain

I have seen the name Goldfrapp on music sites, but I have never listened to their music. Felt Mountain is the duos debut album. It was released in 2000, September 11, which makes it 20 years old this year. It is rare when an artist comes along that I am not sure what to do […]

#920 Red Snapper – Our Aim is to Satisfy

Red Snapper is another band which I have never heard of at all. Our Aim is to Satisfy is their third studio album. They are a British instrumental band. This album has strong possibilities of being enjoyable. Songs that I enjoyed were “Keeping Pigs Together” and “Belladonna“. Overall, this album was a busy mess. I did not […]

#733 PJ Harvey – Dry

Honestly, I have never heard anything from English musician and singer-songwriter PJ Harvey. That being said, it makes me wonder if it will be another artist that I wish I could skip. I have not really found any treasures in the 90s that make me want to rethink my whole life. I wonder how it […]

#393 Ian Dury – New Boots and Panties!!

Ian Dury‘s first solo album New Boots and Panties!! was released in 1977. His album is considered to be profane and has an explicit marks on it even on Spotify. His music ranges from punk to disco. I do not think I like this album. It is a bit strange, perhaps too English for me. I […]

#112 Os Mutantes

Os Mutantes first album is Os Mutantes which means “The Mutants” in Portuguese. I thought Brazil only had football, bad Samba music, beautiful people, and coffee. Oh Christ Redeemer statue is located there too. Can their music be redeemed with psychedelia? Lyrics are important to me. I write or wrote poetry before I moved to […]

#97 The Kinks – Something Else by The Kinks

The Kinks‘ Something Else by The Kinks is definitely one of the most overlooked Kinks albums and one of the albums of 1967. If it had come out one year earlier then it would have been a hit, but 1967 was a crowded year in music. This list has 31 albums from 1967. I believe […]

1001 Albums #43

Jacques Brel. Enregistrement Public à l’Olympia 1964. Enough said. Okay, maybe a bit more for those who do not know of him. He was from Belgium. He died in 1978 at the young age of 49, but he knew he was dying since 1973. If Edith Piaf was the queen of chanson, then Brel was the […]