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well? what is it?
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are we talking personal opinion or fact. Most critics rave about ELEPHANT-The White Stripes cd. There are alot of CD's that came out this year I bought and like alot.

My vote would be OUTKAST though. That is a great collection. I seriously think Hey Ya will win SONG/RECORD of the year. There are also records I bought that were only released in Canada. I really love the Chantal CD, and the Sarah M. CD. I love her song FALLING.

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personal opinion.

my choice would be out of the vein by third eye blind.
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Silverchair-Diorama :nod:
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Maroon 5 - Songs About Jane
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Starflyer59 - Old

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I second Matthew Good - Avalanche. Didn't we have a thread about this already?

Edit: http://www.clumsymonkey.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=7744 :P
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deniedjunkie wrote:mg-avalanche


:thumbs: :thumbs: I love that CD. I cried when I first heard one of the songs. I bought it when I was in Winnipeg, not hearing any songs. I can't think of the title of the song that moved me. It is the one that goes, "You are all part of the computer..." Isn't that Near Fantastica or something like that. I never take the sleeve with me when I take my cd's out. I also love the song AVALANCHE. I really wish I could of seen Matt when I was in Canada. Missed him in Winnipeg by a day and I had to leave Ottawa the day he was giving a concert. Actaully I should of called out sick and went since the Airports were closed for me to get home. :lol:

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I am stuck between 2 cds.

The obvious Matthew Good - Avalanche. It is simply brilliant. The jaw-dropping '21st Century living' and the moving 'While We Were Hunting Rabbits' combined with many other anthems and excellent ballads makes this an easy choice (well for canadians, me being American).

Then the astonishing Mars Volta - De Loused In The Comatorium. After the fall of At The Drive In and the splitting of the ashes, Mars Volta proves themself to have retrieved the better half of the remains, as apposed to Sparta. A mixture of epics such as 'Cicatriz ESP' and catchy, yet powerful songs like 'Eritarka' with crazy guitar working and lyrics makes this my second choice.

It is truley impossible for me to choose either as the "Album Of 2003" over the other. Both definetly have their outstanding highlights and neither have a clear downside.[/b]
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A Perfect Circle - The Thirteenth Step

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personal opinion, hmm..so many good albums came out this year
for Canadian bands,
Matt Good-Avalanche is very good
being a Sam Roberts fan, I love We Were Born In A Flame
and The Trews-House of Ill Fame

Elephant-White Stripes is excellent
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mg - avalanche
apc - thirteenth step
teb - out of the vein
placebo - sleeping with ghosts
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i think avalanche was the only cd that actually came out this year that i bought. I got alot of old cds this year...
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even though it wasn't released... I think Left Pencey's - the Hollows is the best cd of the year, at least the best rock album i have heard in a while, for a real release it would be either cursive-ugly organ or brand new - deja entendu
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Koufax - Social Life:
See, there's CDs that come around in life that completely change the kind of music you listen to, and this was one of them. I was listening to anything that sounded like Alkaline Trio and falling into the trend, then I gave this CD a try, and it blew me away. I never fell in love with synthesizers and cocaine as hard as I did with Koufax. Because of this CD, I listen to completely different music now. I'd never have given The Postal Service or Death Cab For Cutie or Starsailor a try if not for this CD, not to mention I listen to Koufax all the time, even a year after I bought the CD.
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Ok for me it was a throw up between 3 albums.

Avalanche - Matthew Good
What everyone says is true, this thing is a true musical masterpiece. Although i kinda missed Matt not rocking out as much.

The Quicksilver Meat Dream - I Mother Earth
This album is complete unheld back IME. They mix Prog rock, with Alt Rock, plus some art, and a healthy mix of funk. Bryans melodies and voice are dripping with emotion. The only thing that this album was missing was the fun factor that BGO had.

Strays - Janes Addiction (re-united!!!)
Janes are back and better then ever! Although the past albums wern't for everyone, Strays is more listenable then anything they have made. At the same time, none of Janes integrity is sacrificed. Check them out folks, they created the genre that many of your favorite bands are in! ps Even if you like punk check them out :nod:

Ok now that i'm done, did anyone here think "Live" was the best album of the year? :neutral: :uh:
"How can we justify spending so much on destruction and so little on life?" Matthew Good

"The white dove is gone, the one world has come down hard, so why not share the pain of our problems, when all around are wrong ways, when all around is hurt, i'll roll up in an odd shape and wait, untill the tide has turned.....with anger, i'm dead weight, i'm anchored"- IME, God Rocket (Into the Heart of Las Vegas) ^ Some say this song is about a terrorists thoughts before 911

"Pray for the sheep" Matt Good
"But it's alright, take the world and make it yours again" Matt Good

I felt it in the wind, and i saw it in the sky, i thought it was the end, i thought it was the 4th of July.

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Oceansize - Effloresce

75 minutes of pure brilliance.

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The Thermals - More Parts Per Millions

28 minutes of quality lo-fi rock
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radiohead - hail to the theif
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Post by areusad831 »

my choices would either be
cursive: the ugly organ
brandnew- deja entendu
thursday- war all the time
old school CM'er 4 Life
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