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This was a funny episode. Loved how Paul stared. Too funny

Best year in music in my opinion.

Well allll riiiiiiight! I'm not letting 2018 break me, dug around and found some cool stuff. Thanks for the great video! 1. Kamasi Washington - Heaven and Earth 2. Yves Tumor - Safe in the Hands of Love 3. Blood Orange - Negro Swan 4. Mélissa Laveaux - Radyo Siwèl 5. DJ Koze - Knock Knock 6. Shame - Songs of Praise

This was a great watch, you guys have great chemistry.

My first vid from you guys, LOVE IT. Here's my worthless 2 cents: 9). Coda 8). Presence 7). LZIII 6). Physical Grafiti 5). In through the out door 4). ZOSO 3). Houses of the Holy 2). LZI 1). LZII

Who actually hates George’s sitar? Is this rage bait 😅 Within You Without You is a top 3 Beatles song

1.The Aces - When My Heart Felt Volcanic 2. Art Brut - Wham! Bang! Pow! Let's Rock Out! 3. Bad Sounds - Get Better 4. Bishop Briggs - Church of Scars 5. Hollie Cook - Vessel of Love 6. Jain - Souldier 7. Janelle Monáe - Dirty Computer 8. Lily Allen - No Shame 9. Pale Waves - My Mind Makes Noises 10. Sofi Tukker - Treehouse

My favorite 2018 album : Jeremy Dutcher - Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa (not in french as usual) least favorite : Fall Out Boy - Mania !

French lyrics vs. French horn.

You haven't lived until you've heard this version of Yellow Submarine ruclips.net/video/1LOjW-AV8fQ/видео.htmlsi=hkTN_1Q4x7Rzl_pK

Great video as always! Not to be that guy...but wasn't Lennox's version of "No More I Love You's" from 1995? Or am I smoking something? Lol regardless...it's one of my favorite songs of hers, Eurythmics or not!

yeah, good video

This was the year i saw metric open for the pumpkins. Both bands played all their hits. Pumpkins did songs from Watchmen and Batman and robin movie soundtracks

Hiya, everyone! Here’s the list I managed to cobble together for 2018. Not an especially rich tapestry, in the grand scheme of things, but I was genuinely enjoying these sounds some six years back… 1 - Go-Kart Mozart - ‘Mozart’s Mini-Mart’ (‘When You’re Depressed’) 2 - Suede - ‘The Blue Hour’ (‘Flytipping’) 3 - IDLES - ‘Joy as an Act of Resistance’ (‘Never Fight a Man with a Perm’) 4 - Manic Street Preachers - ‘Resistance is Futile’ (‘International Blue’) I look forward to, as always, seeing the picks of our esteemed hosts and those of my fave AISB community members! Best wishes, Christian

Ok, I struggled to fill out my top ten for 2018. How much did I struggle? I almost put Spaceman on here… Luckily, I found some other better albums. I’ve got ten albums here, but I can only stand by my top three, if I’m being honest. Ready? Here we go! 10. Beautiful Life, Rick Astley 9. Wildness, Snow Patrol 8. Down the Road Wherever, Mark Knopfler 7. A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships, The 1975 6. Out of the Blues, Boz Scaggs 5. Television Themes, Matt Barry 4. Look Now, Elvis Costello & the Imposters 3. Egypt Station, Paul McCartney 2. AM Waves, Young Gun Silver Fox 1. Surf Music, Paul Williams That Paul Williams album is fantastic. It isn’t the Paul Williams you’re thinking of. This is Paul Williams, the comedian from New Zealand. I was introduced to this music when I watched my favorite comedian James Acaster’s brilliant show, Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999. (Acaster uses clips from some of these songs in the interludes of that show.) The album is fantastic, and I LOVE it, but I’m also willing to bet actual folding money that all three of y’all will HATE it…

good year! (my 2018 AOTY video probably will come sometime this fall, but here's my current (or previous) list. 1. Eldren - Miss Information Aged 2. The Family Crest - The War: Act I 3. Kindo - Happy However After 4. Grimus- Unmanageable Species 5. Esperanza Spalding - 12 Little Spells 6. Coheed and Cambria - Vaxis - Act I: The Unheavenly Creatures 7. Kimbra - Primal Heart 8. Vennart - To Cure a Blizzard Upon a Plastic Sea 9. Ours - New Age Heroine II 10. Orphaned Land - Unsung Prophets & Dead Messiahs 11. Childish Japes & Dave Vives - Salamander 12. Long Distance Calling - Boundless 13. A Dying Planet - Facing the Incurable 14. Blackbelt Eagle Scout Mother of My Children 15. Capital Cities - Solarize 13. In Vain - Currents 14. Bend Sinister - Foolish Games 15. 22- You Creating: Limb2 16. Typhoon - Offerings 17. Josh Rouse - Love in the Modern Age 18. Between the Buried and Me - Automata I/Automata II 19. Crippled Black Phoenix - Great Escape 20. Yossi Sassi & the Oriental Rock Orchestra - Illusion of Choice

Hello freaks, misfits and outcasts! So, yes, albums of 2018. I only have two. So, here goes: 2. Egypt Station - Paul McCartney (I did see that carpool karaoke when it aired on James Corden's show, saw it here on the RUclipss and even saw the TV special they did of it as well. As someone who's been a huge Beatles/McCartney fan since 1989 or so, it was indeed a great treat and quite an emotional watch for me. Btw, there wasn't a family that lived at Paul's childhood home. It was the woman that runs it since it's owned by the National Trust. I'm sure she knew they were coming. Then again, maybe not.) 1. Come Spy With Me - Palmyra Delran and the Doppel Gang (Peters off by the second half of it, but overall, a fun listen. Yeah, frankly, my choices for this year aren't really that spectacular to me, all due respect, but there you go.) Lake Street Dive is a band I've been meaning to get into but either never had the time or been too lazy or been listening to other things or all of the above. Ha. I think they have a new album out now, actually. I mentioned the Lemon Twigs in 2016 and I know their Go To School album was released this year, but I haven't heard it yet. I did hear their next couple of albums, though. More on them when we get there. And I never heard that Janelle Monae album either, but I will one day. Perhaps the same day I listen to Lake Street Dive and the Lemon Twigs' Go To School. ;) White Denim. I prefer Blue Denim which was the "other" band the lead singer had that only I'm aware of. Haven't heard that Derek Smalls album nor that Sting/Shaggy album but I do remember when they came out. I have a feeling the Derek Smalls album might be at least a LITTLE better than Sting and Shaggy. At least with Derek, you know what you're getting yourself into. The only Kylie album I ever heard and frankly have any interest in is Fever. The one with Can't Get You Out Of My Head on it. I'm sure I mentioned it in my comment for the 2002 albums. Was never a fan of Journey (at one point, I friggin' HATED them) but I can't help but respect Steve Perry for the fact that, much like Robert Plant, he doesn't want to reunite with his old band and prefers to do his own thing whether his fans like that or not. VERY cool on his part, I must say. I seriously think Kanye needs help. God, those Reba KFC ads. Ugh... Pink Floyd did have some cool and interesting album covers. Might even do a ranking of them myself next week. Hehe. PEACE! :)

2018...damn, another year of meh. I managed to cobble ten or so, but uh....yeah. HMs: Public Access TV - Street Safari Melody's Echo Chamber - Bon Voyage The Rolling Blackouts - CF Hope Downs Boy Azooga - 1-2-Kung Fu 10. Suede - The Blue Hour 9. The Coral - Move Through the Dawn 8. Arctic Monkeys - Tranquility Base... 7. Yves Tumor - Safe in the Hands of Love 6. The Vaccines - Combat Sports 5. MGMT - Little Dark Age 4. Young Fathers - Cocoa Sugar 3. Spiritualized - And Nothing Hurt 2. Iceage - Beyondless 1. Interpol - Marauder

My Top 10 Albums of 2018! 1. The Beths - The Future Hates Me 2. Beach House - 7 3. Sloan - 12 4. Car Seat Headrest - Twin Fantasy (Rerelease) 5. Jeff Rosenstock - POST- 6. Mid-Air Thief - Crumbling 7. Young Gun Silver Fox - AM Waves 8. U.S. Girls - In a Poem Unlimited 9. Charles Bradley - Black Velvet 10. Janelle Monae - Dirty Computer Honorable mentions: Father John Misty - God’s Favorite Customer Paul McCartney - Egypt Station (I hate James Corden!!) Judas Priest - Firepower Brandi Carlisle - By the Way, I Forgive You Paul-Core stuff for me to check out!!: White Denim - Performance John Howard - The Hidden Beauty Valley Lodge - Fog Machine The James Hunter Six - Whatever it Takes Wild Nothing - Indigo Dishonorable mentions: Greta Van Fleet - Anthem of the Peaceful Army (AAAAAANYTHING by Greta Van Fleet, they suck ass!) Thirty Seconds to Mars - America (AAAAANYTHING from Jared Leto, movies and music!) Imagine Dragons - Origins Lil Xan - Total Xanarchy Worst of the year: Tom MacDonald - Deathreats (This actively brings my piss to a boil. Grr. It’s reactionary and tone deaf and hateful and terrible..and the music sucks too.)

i think it's telling that after 2000, seems like music really went downhill. so glad i grew up in the 60s and 70s when music was good and real.

16 Magazine shirt???? Very cool!!! Crystal mentioned Joe Satriani and polyrhythms in one show!?!? Solid list. The 'International Lover' story left your viewers with a lot of questions. Firepower is a really good post Painkiller album w a good/tight production. Rob sounds great with very few heavily pitch adjusted/cheesy screams if any Kylie Minogue - Aphrodite is an excellent album with some poppy goodness. That was her last decent album. Yeah that was a weak 2000's Ace effort. I didn't buy it.... bought the previous ones. The back and forth format with a year then the next week like 'Pink Floyd Album Covers'. It is more enjoyable for sure. I'm on 1974 going to tape an episode for best songs. The albums I had to stop in 2015 for my mental health lol. The songs are way easier.

I didn’t go deep into this year yet but so far my favorite would be 12 by Sloan (Top 5 Sloan album for me)

Well awwright... what's up my musical family, friends and homies. So what are we doing today? Ooh, 2018...sigh! Boy, the next 5 years will be trash and this is definitely the beginning. So no mentions today and I have top 4 and my worst. Shall we begin? (If only I had another person said, "Yes Lisa" and that would make my day) My Top 4: 4. En Vogue - Electric Cafe (Shout out to my friend Rhona Bennett) 3. J. Cole - KOD 2. Kendrick Lamar & Various Artists - Black Panther: The Album And my number one album of 2018 goes to: 1. Janelle Monae - Dirty Computer (Love this album..."I Like That", "Make Me Feel", "Pynk"...even the film based on the album was amazing with Tessa Thompson. This should've won the Grammys Album Of The Year.) Now my worst: Anything by Doja Cat (blech) Anything by Camila Cabello Anything by Migos Anything by 6ix9ine (blech) Anything by Tory Lanez Anything by Lil Yachty Stone Temple Pilots - Stone Temple Pilots Anything by Twenty One Pilots Anything by Fall Out Boy I could go on and say mostly anything and everything in 2018 but it'll be obvious but the worst of 2018 goes to: Anything by Cardi B!!! (And there's more worst to come especially another female rapper that Cardi collaborated that I cannot stand) So that's my list of 2018. But I will say in 2019, I do have a surprise for my number one list and it's someone who came out with an album that definitely puts a smile on my face. Who is it? Y'all gonna have to wait and see. Can't wait to see everyone's lists.

No love for Dr.Dog ? I thought you would dig them , Crystal !

Hi Guys. I'm posting on time for a change. 😀 Top albums of the year w/fave song listed: 1. Belly - Dove (Faceless) 2. The Fratellis - In Your Own Sweet Time (I've Been Blind) 3. Sunflower Bean - Twentytwo in Blue (Crises Fest) 4. Courtney Barnett - Tell Me How You Really Feel (City Looks Pretty) 5. Franz Ferdinand - Always Ascending (Lois Lane) 6. Gin Blossoms - Mixed Reality (Here Again) 7. Parquet Courts - Wide Awake! (Mardi Gras Beads) 8. Metric - Art of Doubt (Dressed to Suppress) 9. U.S. Girls - In a Poem Unlimited (M.A.H.) 10 Suede - The Blue Hour (Wastelands) Well Awwwlright! Let's see whatcha all got! Naughty/NV(G) - At Your Service 😎

I am sorry you had to do this. What a year! YUUUUUUUUUUUKKKKKKK!

It has to be Rubber Soul and Help at the top of my list. Mr. Tambourine Man and Highway 61 Revisited is definitely at the top as well.

My top 10 albums of 2018: (*and fave tracks) Holy Moly, I ❤️ this year! 1. Lord Huron - Vide Noir (Ancient Names (Part One)) 2. Interpol - Marauder (NYSMAW) 3. IAMX - Alive In New Light (Break The Chain) 4. Jonathan Bree - Sleepwalking (F*ck It) 5. MGMT - Little Dark Age (title track) 6. Suede - The Blue Hour (All the Wild Places) 7. Father John Misty - God’s Favorite Customer (Hangout at the Gallows) 8. Anna Calvi - Hunter (As a Man) *TIE* Emma Ruth Rundle - On Dark Horses (Darkhorse) 9. Dead Can Dance - Dionysus (Dance of the Bacchantes) 10. Cobra Man - Toxic Planet (Bad Feeling) ***Tommy, I recommend this one to you!***

My mom watches this list with me. She has dementia but she always remembers Crystal. And she keeps asking what channel it's on. And she always mentions, "how old is that guy in the middle? There's no way!".

I agree At Last was my favorite album closely followed by Tonight’s the Night.

The Smiths are amazing. But I agree. Morrissey is a douche

Chili Peppers > Twisted Sister

"Baby, Come To Me" was the theme song for Luke & Holly (Emma Samms) not Laura. When Luke thought Laura was dead he began a romance with Holly and the song "Baby, Come To Me" was used during their time together. "Rise" by Herb Albert was the song used for Luke and Laura when Luke had raped Laura in the disco. When Laura was returning and everyone thought she was still dead the song "Think of Laura" by Christopher Cross was used. General Hospital made use of so many great songs! another one that comes to mind is "All I Need" by Jack Wagner.

Awesome band and tough comparison Paul (whats with the blouse :))... Being an Aussie, i do love the cover of Do the Robot from Hamburger

FABULOUS

Kinks all the way and I am a stones fan. Soap Opera one of the Kinks best live show so Soap Opera wins

I think this is their best album.

OMG Paul, you're Kim cosplaying! LUV it!!

Douche vs. Paraquat

Yeah, you give it to Michelle! She wants it bad!

Was "Connection" ever in a movie? I swear I remember hearing it in a movie.

Between the Buttholes vs. Rabbi Saul.

I love how they reference the Beatles on Randy Scouse Git

I agree with Paul, Lesley Gore is an artist you least suspect to have an amazing album, for me her second album is the best album of 1963 but I totally get why please please me is #1 that’s a classic Beatles album

My favorite song of 1997 is: Over the Under by Adrian Borland One of my favorite songs of all time. It’s optimistic and hopeful yet also furious and confrontational at the same time. 😊

Just recently started getting into The Muffs; I knew them from the Clueless soundtrack but never knew where to start. Then, I started with the debut and made my way forward and I loved so much of this! Thank you for reintroducing me, Paul! 🤗🖤

Your channel is not afraid of niche, that's for sure!

Track vs Track - 2nd and 3rd album requested. Por favor.

I've only heard their debut all the way through.

Nice video. Going with your lists, I would have chosen 8 from Revolver 8 and 6 from Rubber Soul. Many of these were very close. I think I agreed with six of your choices. Michelle was a tough choice for me and so was She Said She Said. 14) Yellow Submarine 13) Good Day Sunshine 12) Eleanor Rigby 11) I'm Looking Through you 10) Girl 9) Got to Get You Into My Life 8) And Your Bird Can Sing 7) Michelle 6) The Word 5) Nowhere Man 4) I'm Only Sleeping 3) She Said She Said 2) Tomorrow Never Knows 1) In My Life