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Albums of the Year 2016

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  • Kanye West - Life of Pablo.
  • best album, Underworld - "Barbara Barbara, We Face a Shining Future"
  • Anybody mentioned Demain est une autre nuit by Essaie Pas?

    Apologies if it has been mentioned - and if it hasn't then how cool am I? (never heard or listened to (them/him/her/it) mind).
  • bobmunro said:

    Anybody mentioned Demain est une autre nuit by Essaie Pas?

    Apologies if it has been mentioned - and if it hasn't then how cool am I? (never heard or listened to (them/him/her/it) mind).

    Me neither, but I just read what you wrote, so I must be cool too, right?
  • rananegra said:

    Hmm, hesitate to comment as I think I've only got one new album this year, on vinyl too, which was The Wolfhounds "Untied Kingdom". Very good it is too, thoughtful angry indie with some lo-fi interludes from east London's suburbs by men who have recently turned 50. (Perhaps I'm their target demographic).

    The Wolfhounds have been going for years haven't they? I remember them from the 80s. Was thinking it was the Wolfhounds I saw supporting The Pixies circa 1989 but it turns out it was Wolfgang Press.
  • Gojira - Magma
  • Wolfhounds,June Brides, Monochrome set, Nme's c86 compilation,Mid 80's period. The Wolfhounds did some stuff for Pink Label.
  • Seal The Deal & Lets Boogie - VOLBEAT
  • At Swim - Lisa Hannigan
    Cleopatra - The Lumineers
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  • David Bowie - Blackstar
    Elvis Presley - The Wonder Of You
  • Oakster said:

    rananegra said:

    Hmm, hesitate to comment as I think I've only got one new album this year, on vinyl too, which was The Wolfhounds "Untied Kingdom". Very good it is too, thoughtful angry indie with some lo-fi interludes from east London's suburbs by men who have recently turned 50. (Perhaps I'm their target demographic).

    The Wolfhounds have been going for years haven't they? I remember them from the 80s. Was thinking it was the Wolfhounds I saw supporting The Pixies circa 1989 but it turns out it was Wolfgang Press.
    Think they split around 1990 and have reformed occasionally since then, before reforming properly a couple of years ago.
    Did a run of singles collected into a CD last year, including the fantastic Cheer Up*, then the album this year.

    * Contains a fabulous line about the "interview from hell where you tell them that you've always wanted to fill up empty boxes".
  • 'Let's Lurk - 67
    'Big Life' - The Rifles

    Best live band I saw this year - Sleaford Mods
  • Not to Disappear - Daughter
  • any more?
    Guardian's album of the year is from Beyonce.
  • The Stones retro album is a goodie ... few frills ..

    Jagger is in amazing voice (enhanced or not) for a man who is well into his 70s
  • Thanks everyone, especially @stonemuse, you've alerted me to some great music there.
  • Reading this thread I'm beginning to feel VERY old :(
  • edited December 2016
    Run The Jewels - Run The Jewels 3 (RTJ 3)

    Might be on my list next year to as its physically released in January but they surprise released it digitally for free on Christmas eve.
  • Oakster said:

    addickson said:

    Oakster said:

    Actually thought 2016 was a good year for music - often think the best music is born of difficult times, too many to mention but some that I really enjoyed

    Teenage Fanclub - Here (love them, love this - probably my favourite band ever)
    Quilt - Plaza
    Margo Price - Midwest Farmer's Daughter
    Daniel Romano - Mosey
    Heron Oblivion - s/t

    I'm now seeking out Quilt and Heron Oblivion, because I agree the others were good, and I enjoyed seeing them live this year. Saw the Fannies on Wed. at the Quay Sessions in Glasgow, but sound was pretty awful.

    My favourite this year was Nos da comrade by Peter Bruntnell. Looking forward to seeing him on Friday at Shacklewell Arms.

    Heron Oblivion is Meg Bairds new band - always been a fan of hers since her days with Espers. Kind of dark acid/psych/folk - pretty much my cup of tea. Quilt are much poppier.

    Also like Peter Bruntnell - didnt realize he had a new LP out....
    Cheers for the recommendations @Oakster - really like the Quilt album!
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