Albums of the Year: 2015!
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Hi Crystal, 1st of all, I’m proud of you for having a 6 record list list! I’m also looking forward to sampling all of the albums I’m unfamiliar with (I love dance & house music!) and revisiting Alabama Shakes and Bjork. Thanks for sticking with it and putting in the work! ❤🪩🎶
Thank you VERY MUCH Michele😊🎉I hope you dig it all
@@djcrystalclear8169 ❤️💃 Thank you, Crystal! I’m very happy that you enjoyed Saada Bonaire when you checked them out too! I love the sharing and discovery back and forth. 😘
Crystal. I love it when you guve your observation and explanations🙋🥁🔥.
You have alot of knowledge about these years of hip hop r&b and rap that is not in my wheelhouse.
Very enlightening
Thank you Marco - I’m glad I can hip you to unfamiliar things!❤
@@djcrystalclear8169 definitely from 1996 onward R&B has been like another universe to me.
Oddly enough those were the "Diddy years"
@@marcofalzone6469 TOTALLY!
Hi guys! It's high time for me to say thanks for and congratulate you on some of the most entertaining music-related content on RUclips! I've enjoyed all your videos (singles, records, rankings...) and am always looking forward to seeing more from the world famous As It Should Be Studios. I mostly agree, disagree sometimes and have definitely been made aware of some great music, cheers.
Since I haven't read the comments on the videos (sorry), I was wondering: Paul - have any viewers mentioned the band Bronco Bullfrog to you, or do you kow them already? I'm not telling you that they're right up your alley... but I'm sure you'd like them. 😆 60s as hell, great melodies, good songs. Anyway, thanks again! Greetings from Switzerland, Nick
I was stunned by how good Joe Jackson's Fast Forward album was. And his voice is the same as it was in the 70s. Remarkable. The album that followed 'Fool' is also really excellent. He put out a strange album a few months that I did not care for, but the guy's still got it.
My Top 10 Albums of 2015!
1. Swervedriver - I Wasn’t Born to Lose You (my favorite comeback album ever!)
2. Carly Rae Jepsen - E•MO•TION
3. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly
4. Beach House - Depression Cherry
5. Julia Holter - Have You in My Wilderness
6. Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear
7. Jeff Rosenstock - We Cool?
8. Elsa Soares - A Mulher do Fim do Mundo
9. John Howard and the Night Mail - John Howard and the Night Mail
10. Björk - Vulnicura
Worst album of the year:
Five Finger Death Punch - Got Your Six! (oOoOh gawd..garbo to the max!) 😂
Swervedriver!!! 🎸🔥
Hi Curly! Nice to see both Kendrick and Fr. John on your list! I really like that Beach House album but it just missed my top 10.
Ha! Tommy's Miley Cyrus description had me crying with laughter....classic!
First time I've listed anything but I managed 9
1. Steven Wilson - Hand Cannot Erase
2. The Darkness - Last of Our Kind
3. Cats in Space - Too Many Gods
4. Kamchatka - Long Road Made of Gold
5. Young Gun, Silver Fox - West End Coast
6. Swervedriver - I Wasn't Meant to Lose You
7. Duke Special - Look Out Machines!
8. U.F.O. - Conspiracy of Stars (sorry folks) :D
9. Bill Fay - Who is the Sender?
Lots of things I’ve never heard of…more homework for me!
My 2015 favs
Clutch-Psychic Warfare
Faith No More-Sol Invictus
Rhett Miller-The Traveler
Michael Schenker’s Temple of Rock-Spirit on a Mission
Ian Fletcher Thornley-Secrets
Eric Bell-Exile
That’s all I got.
That Rhett Miller album is pretty good! I missed it for my list…
2015…not a big year for what I like. A few releases I still love today, so I guess that’s something. It does feel like yesterday…
HMs:
Leon Bridges - Coming Home
Alabama Shakes - Sound & Color
Deerhunter - Fading Frontier
Beach House - Depression Cherry
Ryan Adams -1989
10. A Place to Bury Strangers - Transfixation
9. Grimes - Art Angels
8. Protomartyr - Agent Intellect
7. Spectres - Dying
6. Goals - What went Down
5. blur - The Magic Whip
4. The Charlatans - Modern Nature
3. Young Fathers- White Men Are a black Men Too
2. Noel Gallagher - Chasing Yesterday
1. Tame Impala - Currents
DJ Crustal: I was at a music scene dinner with my friend Grant and we were talking with a very sweet and usually very well meaning music writer friend who found out Grant was into punk and not really into rap at all. She found that out and blurted, "What? Wait! You're black! How can you not be into hiphop?!" Bless her heart, ha. Also, you three truly are the most amazingly dressed in the #VC community.
Well aaaalllllllriiiight!
1 Jazmine Sullivan - Reality Show
2 Kamasi Washington - The Epic
3 Janet - Unbreakable
4 Lana Del Rey - Honeymoon
5 Freddie Gibbs - Shadow Of A Doubt
6 A$AP Rocky - AT.LONG.LAST.A$AP
7 Miguel - Wildheart
8 BADBADNOTGOOD & Ghostface Killah - Sour Soul
9 LA Priest - Inji
10 Vince Staples - Summertime '06
Tommy, your list is a "like" not a "lump". That Wu-Tang album is an interesting story - should be a movie. Crystal, Jazmine is amazing & I need to hear that Alabama Shakes record. Hail Paulcore! Great video Thanks for 2015, guys...
Yes RPC - Jazmine is aces!
I hope you dig Alabama Shakes🎉
My top 10 albums of 2015:
(*and fave tracks)
1. IAMX - Metanoia (No Maker Made Me)
2. Drab Majesty - Careless (The Heiress)
3. The Soft Moon - Deeper (Try)
4. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly (King Kunta)
5. Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear (title track)
6. Jonathan Bree - A Little Night Music (Blur)
7. Lord Huron - Strange Trails (The Yawning Grave)
8. East India Youth - Culture Of Volume (End Result)
9. EL VY - Return To The Moon (Happiness, Missouri)
10. Σtella - Σtella (Repeat)
Songs:
All Them Witches - Open Passageways
Clutch - X-Ray Visions
The Dead Weather - I Feel Love (Every Million Miles)
Miss Kittin & The Hacker - Leather Forever
Lawrence Rothman - Oz Vs. Eden
Meg Myers - Desire
The Fjords - All In
Joywave, KOPPS - Tongues
Alabama Shakes - Future People
Rey Pila - Alexander
Beach House - Space Song
She Past Away - Katarsis
Tempers - Strange Harvest
Sextile - A Thousand Hands
Selena Gomez - Good For You
Marina - Froot
Major Lazer, DJ Snake - Lean On
Lana Del Rey - High By The Beach
King Dude - Black Butterfly
The Weeknd - The Hills
Adele - Send My Love (To Your New Lover)
Desaparecidos - MariKKKopa
Hi Michele!! Wonderful list as always. I see Kendrick and Alabama Shakes on the list. And with Adele, I thought about putting 25 on my list but couldn't do it. I do love the song though. Same thing with The Weeknd but I will mention him very soon. ❤❤❤
@@UniversalBlackRockerHi Damar! Happy Thursday! When I was introduced to Kendrick Lamar, all of my feelings came flooding back from grade school, high school, and my 20s when rap and hip hop were a bigger part of my life. What a timeless talent. Yes, that is my favorite Adele song and I love the dress she’s wearing in the music video. I’m not goo goo gaga over everything The Weeknd has done, but there are some incredible singles. “The Hills” is probably my favorite. Love the chaos of it.
Your #8 and my #1 😊❤️🎶
@@michelewiese48 I love the video of the Adele song too. Has that early 80s vibe to it I totally understand about The Weeknd too. He start to grow on me when the Starboy album came out and that's when I was really getting into his music. ❤🎶😊
@@christianewen3227 Hi Christian, William Doyle’s got a hold on me! A very strong year for me and he fits right in. (Thanks to you) 🥰
I have nothing ....in 2015. Too busy picking my life up from the dregs. Things DID get better though personally afterwards!!
I dig the frenetic twisted metallic groove of Bowie's Scary Monsters lp., Crystal. "Its no game pt 1" is wacked out.
Marco, it’s my favorite Bowie album…sometimes tied with Heathen!
@@djcrystalclear8169 I must check out Heathen.
He weirded me out with his Electronica drum n bass stuff.
@@djcrystalclear8169 I have a lot of love for 'Space Oddity' actually. There's a bunch of great songs on there. And a lot of cool things were happening for me as well then.
Here I go, a day late and several dollars short… Yes! I am able to generate a full top ten!
10. Wallflower, Diana Krall
9. So There, Ben Folds
8. Hollywood Vampires, Hollywood Vampires (What can I say? I like it…)
7. No Pier Pressure, Brian Wilson
6. Rattle That Lock, David Gilmour (Yes, I like it, but I also like Division Bell, so grain of salt)
5. First Comes the Night, Chris Isaak
4. Silverball, Barenaked Ladies
3. Fast Forward, Joe Jackson
2. Alone in the Universe, Jeff Lynne’s ELO
1. West End Coast, Young Gun Silver Fox
I’m surprised you left YGSF off your list, Paul, since you are the one who introduced me to their glory…
The Young Gun Silver Fox album is 2016. It’s erroneously listed on Wiki as 2015. The confusion is understandable as it was originally supposed to come out in Nov 2015 but was ultimately pushed back to July 2016.
@@AsItShouldBePodcast Ah! I didn’t check the album-I just trusted Google… Does this mean I get to use it again in 2016?
@@PapaNicksMusic Ha! ;-)
Another tough year, 2015, but there were three very good releases I picked up. The Car Seat Headrest "comp" Teens of Style was released. A solid album delivered to Matador made up of songs that were previously released on electronic format only, but remastered for vinyl. "Maud Gone" and "Times to Die" are excellent. And there was John Grant's "Gray Tickles, Black Pressure." Also a very solid album. I still need to add that Tame Impala record to my collection. Another good one from 2015 is Mdou Moctar - Akounak Tedalat Taha Tazoughai, which translates to Red Rain with a Little Blue Mixed In. Prince was a major influence on Mdou Moctar's guitar playing. It's a 5-star album.
Hope Lemon Twigs make their forst appearance on the 2016 list
Maaayyyyybe🤷🏽♀️
Howdy friends, howdy neighbors, howdy doody! It is 2015, and I have 4, count 'em, 4 albums ranked for the year, and I'm happy to say it's all (mostly, counting the band at no. 3 having male members as well) ladies. So here goes:
4. Greasepaint Smile - Elyse Weinberg (Interesting Paul mentioned that Dusty Springfield album that was recorded in 1971 but wasn't released until 2015 and he decided to leave it off his list because of that. Well, here's an album that was recorded in 1969 but remained officially unreleased until 2015, and I'm putting it on my list because.... I DO WHAT I WANT! ;) Well, that and the fact that it'll leave me with just 3 for the year. Not too uncommon now, but still. Ha. Elyse was a Canadian singer/songwriter who had released her debut and this was gonna be her follow-up but remained shelved due to the label she was on, which was co-owned by Bill Cosby, btw....., going belly-up. Features some cool lead guitar playing by Neil Young as well as contributions from Nils Lofgren, both of whom had appeared on her previous album as well. Cool stuff. Sadly, she died in 2020, but thankfully, she lived to see this album finally get an official release.)
3. Sound & Color - Alabama Shakes (Don't Wanna Fight No More was indeed the single since I remember them everywhere on TV at the time performing that song. Can't help but think it may have been inspired by that episode of Martin where he's boxing Thomas "Hitman" Hearns and after literally being flown up against the wall, Martin whimpering over and over, "I don't wanna fight no more". Probably not, but I can't help but think of that whenever I hear it. Ha. Gimme All Your Love friggin' SMOKES too. Brittany's indeed amazing. Haven't heard her solo stuff yet, though. I might dig it. Might not. We'll see.)
2. Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit - Courtney Barnett (I do enjoy quirky lyrics and "garagy" melodic songs, and this has that in spades. Seems she hasn't released anything really worthwhile since so far, unfortunately, but this is still very cool.)
1. Introducing Darlene Love - Darlene Love (Stevie Van Zandt promised he'd produce an album for her as far back as the 1980s or so. Better late than never, I guess? Certainly worth the wait. FABULOUS stuff here. Songwriting contributions from the likes of Elvis Costello, Linda Perry, Jimmy Webb, and of course Stevie Van Zandt and Bruce Springsteen, a duet with Bill Medley, versions of River Deep Mountain High and even Joan Jett's Little Liar! Well worth your time, I think, if you haven't heard it.)
I wouldn't say the Pope's Wake Up is bad. Just something that's for a particular audience of which most of us here anyway aren't a part of.
It's possible if that Four Seasons song was on that Lizzo album, I'd be more interested in it. Same with Giorgio Moroder's Deja Vu if it was him doing CSNY's album of the same name.
Butterscotch Cathedral might be the best band name I've heard in a long time.
I like the Odessey And Oracle album cover, actually.
Aw, Gilbert Gottfried. Thanks for that. I hope you're aware of his Paul Williams impression. Hehe. And knowing Gilbert, I'm sure Snoop paid for that whole meal himself and Gilbert didn't even offer a cent. Ha! (No, that's not an antisemitic joke. Gilbert was infamous for being cheap. It was a running joke on his podcast, in his documentary, and in that Wife Swap episode he did with Alan Thicke. Oh, have I mentioned on here that I'm a Gilbert Gottfried fan? The only stand-up comedy show I've ever attended, actually. Hehe.)
'Tis a good idea to have therapists in school, though they'll probably say that's what guidance counselors are for. I think Crystal would make a good school therapist, actually. Oh, and I think her birthday is around the time of this video's posting as well, so Happy Birthday Crystal! :)
See y'all in 2016. The year of the beginning of the apocalypse. :Sigh:
Thank you very much for the birthday shout-out, I turned 59 on Tuesday the 4th😳
And I think this is the first time my list is longer than yours?🧐
@@djcrystalclear8169 Hope it was a good one for you. :) Eh, age is just a number. Cliche, but I find it to be true. Most of the time anyway. Ha.
Oh, no. Some years in the 1980s and 1990s especially, I only had, like, 5 or so while you had a full 10 plus honorable mentions.
Hi everyone. Very late this time but hope you can all see my comments now. (yeah. Still the same ole naughty .. ) Paul, great idea doing the favorite-of-the-year videos every OTHER week. Honestly i could use the extra time. (Thanks!) Well, awwwlright. Here's my top 10 for 2015 (with fave song):
1. The Dandelion - Seeds Flowers and Magical Powers of the Dandelion (Ode to Love)
2. The Fratellis - Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied (Baby Don't You Lie to Me)
3. Courtney Barnett- Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit (Debbie Downer)
4. Belle & Sebastian - Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance (Enter Sylvia Plath)
5. Veruca Salt - Ghost Notes (Eyes on You)
6. Metric - Pagans in Vegas (For Kicks)
7. Marina and the Diamonds - Froot (Better Than That)
8. The Libertines - Anthems for Doomed Youth (Fury of Chonburi)
9. Pond - Man It Feels Like Space Again (Zond)
A 👔 at #10.
10. Collective Soul - See What You Started . . . (Without Me) and Sleater-Kinney - No Cities to Love (title track)
It was a good year! Several HMs in no particular order: Crocodiles - Boys; Chris Isaak - First Comes the Night; Florence + the Machine - How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful; Grimes - Art Angels
As always lookin' forward to seein' watcha all got.
Naughty, At Your Service😎
Hi Naughty, Welcome back! No matches but there are some familiar artists among your choices. I was happy to see Florence on your HMs list. She might be showing up for me on future lists. Her music videos are so gorgeous! I love her whimsical aesthetic.
It’s so great you’re back, Naughty! There’s a good few I am not familiar with at all, and I’ve only listened to those Libertines and Belle & Sebastian albums once, so there was no way I could include them in my ‘list list’. Your choosing them in your top 10 has made me seriously think about giving them another go, so it’s onto the listening pile for them! A great list and, of course, I’m super-impressed with your music knowledge 😊👍🏻
@@christianewen3227 Thanks, Christian. Great to be back and talk to you, Michele & the other usual suspects including the hosts. 😎 I actually think it was you who alerted me to the early Libertines (first or second album) but i wasn't into them all that much. However I really enjoyed this album - their third after a long time. Of course B&S's albums have a tendency to find their way into my top 10 lists. Thx again for the kind words. I try to stay up on the music I like during all eras. Naturally some years are better than others. 2015 was a bit deeper than I anticipated (a real fight to get favored albums into the top 10 and a fair number of HMs) . .Looking forward to what you have for 2016. No clear winner for me this time around (so far). Have a great week, my friend. (PS I have East India Youth on my listen-list.)
@@michelewiese48 Hey Michele. Yep. i am also a fan of Florence although I am not sure I like her albums all the way through - enough for a top 10 placement, at least. She has several fantastic songs, though, including the title track on this one (maybe my favorite from her) and Ship to Wreck. Hope you are having a great start to the week. I will try to give your 2015 list some listens . . and, of course, looking forward to what you have for 2016. Later! 😀
@@NaughtyVampire-zf8pd I’m really pleased to learn it may have been me who first alerted you to The Libertines. I absolutely loved their first album, ‘Up the Bracket’, in particular.
I always enjoy seeing your lists, as I continue to learn so much about more modern music through yourself, Michele, JB, Damar, Curly and our esteemed hosts.
I only had two picks for 2015 and just one at the moment for 2016, such is my profound lack of musical knowledge for either of those years - and moving forward - but I’m very much looking forward to seeing what you have so I can learn.
Take care, my friend and I look forward to the next time we catch up!
PS - I’m really pleased that East India Youth has made it onto your listening pile!
My favorite 2015 album :
Enya - Dark Sky Island
least favorite : Five Finger Death Punch - Got Your Six !
Another fun show that I've enjoyed but I have to get something off my chest 🙂 I am someone that loves classic hard rock and heavy metal bands. I get it when people don't like that kind of music but that doesn't mean you have to put some of these great bands on your hatelist merely for still putting out albums. Especially when some of these bands still put out great albums in my humble opinion. Maybe you never liked bands like Blue Oyster Cult, Judas Priest, Ufo, Accept, Uriah Heep, Deep Purple, Motorhead, Scorpions, Saxon and Iron Maiden but I am greatful that there are bands still releasing albums that I enjoy very much. So Crystal please stop putting bands on your hatelist merely because they are old 🙂 You may not like (even hate) the music but I think there is no denying the musicianship of these bands and their committment and love for their music. No hard feelings! 😘
Hey Hans,
I’m not sure how long you’ve been watching, but…
1 - I also dig a lot of the old school metal bands.
2 - I’ve already explained why I put the classic bands on my hate list.
Please note that I say their names like I’m asking a question, because I don’t want to have a third list, and the surprise that they’re still making albums many decades after their heyday.
I also DO listen to everything I list, be it a few songs or the whole album, and lots of their later stuff is not good…AND Paul and Tommy usually agree, and sometimes go off about them, getting into musicianship, etc.
Anyway, in the words of Tommy, “I DO WHAT I WANT!”
Tschuss,
Crystal
@@djcrystalclear8169 Thank you for your reaction Crystal. I have been watching you for a long time, so I know that you DO WHAT YOU WANT. As it should be 🙂 Greetings Hans!
Well awwwright...Happy Thursday my awesome musical family. So we're here in 2015...boo!! Boo this man called 2015. Well no mentions today...just top 6 and my worst (which I could say anything and everything but it'll be later years that I can say that). As Sweet once said, "all right fellas, let's go...". Seriously, can we go back to the 70s? No, okay!!
My Top 6:
6. Mark Ronson - Uptown Special
5. Keith Richards - Crosseyed Heart
4. Chris Stapleton - Traveller
3. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
2. Kelly Clarkson - Piece By Piece
1. Alabama Shakes - Sound & Color
My Worst Of 2015:
Anything by Rae Sremmurd
Anything by Meghan Trainer
Madonna - Rebel Heart
Anything by Future
Anything by Fall Out Boy
Anything by Fifth Harmony
Anything by Papa Roach
Anything by AJR
Anything by Twenty One Pilots
Anything by A$AP Rocky
And my worst of 2015 goes to:
Anything by Migos (as a matter of fact...anything mumble rap related)
That's my 2015 list. I'm not ready for 2016 but I will be ready to see what everyone have on their lists.
I’ve no matches with you this time, my friend but brilliant work on getting a six-album list together 👏 I could only manage two picks for 2015 - my lowest/worst showing yet!
Sending best wishes to you, Damar and I hope you’ve had a good week 😊👍🏻
@@christianewen3227 Hey my friend Christian! No worries, there's nothing big happening in 2015 anyway lol. But I understand and thank you so much. It was hard but I've pulled it through. Sending best wishes to you as well my friend and thank you. Hope you have the best week too 🙏🏾😊
@@UniversalBlackRocker Thank you for such a brilliant, uplifting message my friend! 👍🏻🙏 I always enjoy our weekly conversations and it makes me happy to hear you’re doing well 😊
@@christianewen3227 You're very welcome my friend! 🙌🏾🙏🏾 I enjoy our weekly conversations as well. And also, happy to hear that you are doing good too. It's always great that we can not only give our input of the lists of albums but also keeping tabs with each other too. 😊
@@UniversalBlackRocker Brilliantly said, Damar! As wonderful as it is to have all gotten to know each other through our shared love of music, there’s a real community spirit - in my opinion - when we can check in on each other and keep tabs too 😊👍🏻
I have just two albums for this year’s list…
1 - East India Youth - ‘Culture of Volume’ (‘Carousel’)
2 - New Order - ‘Music Complete’ (‘Singularity’)
Sending best wishes to you all,
Christian
Hi Christian! I have not heard that New Order album (shocking I know!) So, I look forward to listening to it and I’m happy you included it. I’m so curious what you will choose from my list. Hope you’re enjoying your Thursday evening.
@@michelewiese48 What?! Wow! Just kidding, Michele 😉 You’re still one of the coolest, most dedicated New Order fans I know of 👍🏻👍🏻 It must have been an incredibly difficult choice for you this week to pick an album from my list! I’m still mulling yours over… I really wanted to choose The Soft Moon or Father John Misty, but the explorer in me is gravitating towards choosing an artist/album I’ve heard nothing by 🤔 What’s a Christian to do? I’ll keep thinking it over….
I’ve had a very tiring but very rewarding Thursday, thanks 🙏 I’ve been commemorating D-Day firstly with a client for work; then with family in the evening. I do sincerely hope your Thursday has been a great one x
@@christianewen3227 If it would help you, I could give you some descriptions of the albums you’re unfamiliar with. Hope your D-Day celebrations were lovely. What a different world it was 80 years ago.
@@michelewiese48 I sincerely appreciate your generous suggestion - honestly, I do - but I’ll trust my instinct, as I have so many times these past weeks, to make my final decision 🙏 I’m going to listen to ‘Culture of Volume’ shortly, as it’ll be midnight soon, and I can have a chill after a long day.
As you absolutely correctly state, it was a very, very different world 80 years ago - a most sobering thought, for sure. We will remember them.
@@christianewen3227 I appreciate your willingness to follow your intuition. Enjoy your night and I hope you have a peaceful night’s rest. 🇺🇸🇬🇧
You guys are hopeless. IOU a Swedish fish floggin'. I'm guessing Paul already knew The Butterscotch Cathedral, clearly no one checked out anything I or anyone else in recommended in the comments this past month. FYI Butterscotch Cathedral is a psych pop one-off by Matt Rendon of Tuscon's The Resonars. Paul would like their albums too, garage psych and power pop.
1. Golden Void - Berkana
2. Elder - Lore
3. Christian Mistress - To Your Death
4. Royal Headache - High
5. Magic Circle - Journey Blind
6. Dungen - Allas Sak
7. Protomartyr - The Agent Itellect
8. Royal Thunder - Crooked Doors
9. Baroness - Purple
10. The Sonic Dawn - Perception
11. Cold Showers - Matter Of Choice
12. Graveyard - Innocence & Decadence
13. Jess And The Ancient Ones - Second Psychedelic Coming: The Aquarius Tapes
Sunder - Sunder
Algiers - Algiers
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats - The Night Creeper
Ghost - Meliora
Snail - Feral
The Slow Readers Club - Cavalcade
All Them Witches - Dying Surfer Meets His Maker
Needlepoint - Aimless Mary
Sleater-Kinney - No Cities To Love
Baba Commandant and the Mandingo Band - Juguya
The Butterscotch Cathedral - The Butterscotch Cathedral
Torche - Restarter
Ufomammut - Ecate
High On Fire - Luminiferous
Grave Pleasures - Dreamcrash
The Exploding Eyes Orchestra - I
Girls Names - Arms Around A Vision
Bubblin under: The Dandelion, Baron, Mother Island, Elephant9 & Reine Fiske, Spidergawd, Fuzz, Sons of Southern Ulster, Lucifer, Zebra Hunt, Jacco Gardner, Kadavar, Joanna Newsom, Wand, Thee Oh Sees, Crystal Jacqueline, Marriages, Pugwash, Dele Sosimi, Valkyrie, The Lucid Dream, The Bright Light Social Hour, Kamasi Washington, Avatarium, Horisont, The Treasures of Mexico, Papernut Cambridge, The Exploding Eyes Orchestra, Ryley Walker, Julia Holter, Maria Schneider Orchestra, Chook Race, Tami Neilson, James McArthur and the Head Gardners, Sunday & Cybele, The Black Watch, Tame Impala, Moon Duo.
Paulcore: Golden Void, Dungen, The Sonic Dawn, Jess and the Ancient Ones, Uncle Acid, The Butterscotch Cathedral, The Dandelion, Zebra Hunt, Jacco Gardner, Wand, Crystal Jacqueline, The Bright Light Social Hour, The Treasures of Mexico, Papernut Cambridge, Chook Race, James McArthur and the Head Gardners, Sunday & Cybele, The Black Watch. For starters, heh.
Crystalcore: Protomartyr, Algiers, Cold Showers, Baba Commandant and the Mandingo Band, Girls Names, Grave Pleasures, Marriages, Dele Sosimi, The Bright Light Social Hour, Tami Neilson.
Tommycore: Christian Mistress, Royal Headache, Royal Thunder, Baroness, Sunder, Ghost, Spidergawd, Kadavar, Valkyrie, Horisont, Tami Neilson.
I’ve told you time and again that these episodes predate your suggestions. You’re coming at us too late for them to make the lists.
@@AsItShouldBePodcastsome ppl just never learn! 🙂↕️
Ah! Dude I tried to reply to you last week but your comment disappeared. Yeah, we shoot these upwards of a month in advance. And then I saw your comment, and yes, Christian Mistress should have been on my radar. Fun stuff indeed! But, too late for me to add it. We’ve already filmed up to 2017.
@@tommyvonvoigt5240 Glad you dug em -- after a long silence they played Hell's Heroes last year in Houston. Hoping they do another album.
I did send recommendations for 2015-17 with a couple PayPal donations back on May 3, including a Spotify playlist.
@@AsItShouldBePodcast I just noticed you replied to my comment last week where you made the connection that I'm the one who sent 2015-17 recommendations and a Spotify playlist with PayPal donations back on on May 3. That was before you all taped those episodes. I know all three of you would find things you liked from them, but it's not even about that. It's just hard to watch the passion and motivation to do deep dives for any year in the 21st century drain out of y'all. It's never too late to rekindle it.
2018-19
1. Rosalie Cunningham - Rosalie Cunningham (2019)
2. Monarch - Beyond The Blue Sky (2019)
3. The Sonic Dawn - Eclipse (2019)
4. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - Hope Downs (2018)
5. Bent Knee - You Know What They Mean (2019)
6. Motorpsycho - The Crucible (2019)
7. Mode Moderne - Mode IV (2018)
8. Papir - VI (2019)
9. Spidergawd - V (2019)
10. MaidaVale - Madness Is Too Pure (2018)
11. Graveyard - Peace (2018)
12. Peluché - Unforgettable (2018)
13. Teen Judge - Teen Judge (2018)
14. Birth Of Joy - Hyper Focus (2018)
15. Sleep - The Sciences (2018)
16. Needlepoint - The Diary Of Robert Reverie (2018)
17. Messa - Feast For Water (2018)
18. Hollow Hand - Star Chamber (2018)
19. Fontaines D.C. - Dogrel (2019)
20. The Galileo 7 - There Is Only Now (2019)
21. The Greek Theatre - When Seasons Change (2019)
22. The Fast Camels - Full Of Strange (2019)
23. Lucille Furs - Another Land (2019)
24. Baba Commandant and the Mandingo Band - Sira Ba Kele (2018)
25. Jack Harlon & The Dead Crows - Hymns (2018)