Albums of the Year: 2013!
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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WOOPS! Just caught my editing mistake in the "Vintage Photo Time" voice over. Ah well...
Oh well🤷🏽♀️
I was about to compliment Crystal on her awesome shirt, until i noticed you ALL have very cool shirts. RIP Charles Bradley!!
Thank you very much Jack!
The Power Trio rocking some very cool T-shirts this week!
Thank you!
@@djcrystalclear8169 You’re welcome - and thank you for replying 🙏
You owned this video, Tommy!
Valley Lodge, yas! I mentioned them in 00s videos, as their first two albums in 02 & 09 featured college mate John Kimbrough of Walt Mink, who re-recorded two of the songs he wrote for them for his Teen Judge project in 2018, also recommended.
I second Tommy's recommendation that they listen through the communty's recommendations and circle back to them, which I've been suggesting lately. King Gizz can be annoying, but they do have talent and every third album has some great stuff.
My #1 is the third and last album of the Norwegian psych prog band Spirits of the Dead. They aren't officially broken up that I know of, but haven't heard from them in a decade. For some reason the album was removed from streaming services which sucks for you. I have the LP (well worth getting, great design) and FLAC files.
Glasgow's Hidden Masters is a one and done Rise Above band that is an absolutely must hear for fans of The Dukes of Stratosphear and psych rock. They swing like Cream -- check out videos of some amazing live performances. Alasdair "Alpha Michelle" Mitchell went on to be in Rosalie Cunningham's band for a while (former leader of Purson, her albums are also highly recommended -- third album To Shoot Another Day is due this year).
2013 is stuffed full of really great psych related albums. The dark melancholic folk prog of Wolf People, expansive Danish psych of Causa Sui, flute-driven doom psych of Blood Ceremony, the brilliant Beatles-influenced Purson, more Danish psych prog with Fuzz Manta, Austin's massively underrated garage psych/prog band White Denim, Nasheville's All Them Witches, Chicago's The Luck of Eden Hall, Polish Canterbury prog The White Kites, The Black Watch, The Greek Theatre, Papir, E.L. Heath, The Dandelion, The Dials, Motorpsycho, Papernut Cambridge, Soft Hearted Scientists. Whee!
1. Spirits Of The Dead - Rumours Of A Presence
2. Hidden Masters - Of This & Other Worlds
3. Wolf People - Fain
4. Savages - Silence Yourself
5. Causa Sui - Euporie Tide
6. Blood Ceremony - The Eldritch Dark
7. Vampire Weekend - Modern Vampires Of The City
8. Purson - The Circle And The Blue Door
9. Magic Circle - Magic Circle
10. Beastmilk - Climax
11. Fuzz Manta - The Stonewolf
12. White Denim - Corsicana Lemonade
13. All Them Witches - Lightning At The Door
The Luck Of Eden Hall - Victoria Moon
The White Kites - Missing
Queens Of The Stone Age - Like Clockwork
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Mosquito
Jex Thoth - Blood Moon Rise
Girls Names - The New Life
SubRosa - More Constant Than The Gods
These New Puritans - Field Of Reeds
Elephant Stone - Elephant Stone
Goatess - Goatess
The Black Watch - The End Of When
Black Sabbath - 13
Arctic Monkeys - AM
The Greek Theatre - Lost Out At Sea
Avatarium - Avatarium
Papir - Papir III
The Janitors - Drone Head
Bubbling Under: E.L. Heath, Fuzz, Uncle Acid, The Dandelion, The Dials, Kadavar, White Lies, Motorpsycho, The Black Angels, The Buttertones, The Resonance Ensemble, The Crystal Caravan, Chris Forsyth, Papernut Cambridge, Soft Hearted Scientists.
Great Ocean Blue record! Checking out Psychic Friend once you guys are done
Yo La Tengo’s “Fade” is a really really great album. I highly recommend it
Great band! I know Joe from TLM hates them, but it doesn’t affect me at all, because they’re right up my alley!
i followed a lot of the music blogs in the early early 2010's...that how I got exposed to music into 2013 Here's a top 5
1 John Wizards - John Wizards (Pop, Electronic, African Pop)
2 Thundercat - Apocalype (R&B Jazz Pop Lead bass guitar!)
3 Savages - Silence Yourself (Brit post-punk girl group)
4 my bloody valentine - m b v (spacey noise rock)
5 DJ Koze - Amygdala (House)
BTW 2013 is the year of Yeezus 🤷♂Thanks for the video...hang in there...
Forget the Paulcore haters, Paul. Nothing is more infectious as “Better Than That” by Miles Kane. I love the video too. How anyone could remain still watching it is beyond me.
Haters? I can’t believe that! I’m always down for some Paulcore recommendations! 😊
I haven’t seen any Paulcore hate🤷🏽♀️
Bon Jovi discussion - Brilliant!! Totally came out of nowhere. Loved it!!
Gave us some actual meat for this episode!
@@AsItShouldBePodcast - it’s an interesting concept in the lean list years. Friendly debates on the rise and fall of legacy artists/bands. Everyone has a vested opinion on certain bands or artists careers, longevity and impact. It’s like AISB Point/Counterpoint on bands and artists.
@@nathanalfaro2936 yeah. It's great to hear Crystal so verbose and wise
Awwww shucks @@marcofalzone6469 thank you!🤘🏾
One of....if not THE funniest episode(s) I've watched so far!
Thank you! Well, I'm glad it has that going for it even with the lack of lists :-)
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Crystal, the most Prince adjacent artist on my list is a “lost” 80s album! Two ladies and a DJ doing sensual disco proto-darkwave with world music influences from Germany fit for the club or dancing in your living room. The songs were recorded in the early 80s but they were dropped from the record label. Resurrected with a 2013 release. This is my plea for you to listen to Saada Bonaire. If you don’t like it, I’ll eat my words. 😂❤️
Thank you for this Michele, I DIG it all!🤘🏾💜🤘🏾
@@djcrystalclear8169 Yay! That makes me so happy! 😁 👏❤️💃🪩
@@djcrystalclear8169 I’m so happy you listened and enjoyed it! 😊👏❤️🪩💃
Imo This 2013, was Earths first year after the Mayan calendar predicted 'the end'. So there's that consolation, Crystal. 😢
LOL
Thank you!
@@djcrystalclear8169Crystal You made very coherent points about the Bon Jovi "sound" and the classic music argument between Art vs Commerce. It's really an enigma.
The Boston conversation was so on point and detailed as well.
All three of you had such an honest cool treatise there.
It was great. 🙋🥁
I have ZERO music for this year as well. Another stinker for myself.
2015 will be better.
Thank you @@marcofalzone6469❤
Paul, thank you for sharing your experience with Lady! I really enjoyed Lady Wray’s 2022 album ‘Piece Of Me’ but she’s been on my musical back burner. I’m looking forward to listening to ‘Lady’ now! Had no idea she was part of a duo in the past.
Well awlright! Hope you’re all keeping safe and well, and having a great week 😊👍🏻
Here’s my top five for 2013:
1 - John Grant - ‘Pale Green Ghosts’ (‘GMF’)
2 - My Bloody Valentine - ‘m b v’ (‘Only Tomorrow’)
3 - David Bowie - ‘The Next Day’ (Heat’)
4 - Suede - ‘Bloodsports’ (‘It Starts and Ends with You’)
5 - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - ‘Push the Sky Away’ (‘Water’s Edge’)
As always, I look forward to seeing all your lists and learning more on my own musical journey 🙏❤️🎶
Hi Christian! We have two albums in common this time - Suede & Mr. Cave! I’m even more excited for the Suede albums that come after this one. It looks like I need to hear that Bowie album. A few others have mentioned it. I’m not sure how I let that one pass me by. But.. for my listen this week I think I’d like to go back in time to 1982 and hear ‘You Can’t Hide Your Love Forever’ I hope you’re having a great Thursday. 😊
@@michelewiese48 Hiya, Michele! 👋 Hope you’re having a brilliant day and it’s lovely to hear from you. You beat me to it this week, in that I was hoping to reply to you first - the reason being I was so happy to see two of my five making your brilliant list. When I saw almost half my picks for 2013 had the Michele Seal of Approval, I was very happy 😊 If you do check out Bowie’s album from this year at some point, I would love to know what you think. I’m absolutely over the moon you’re going to listen to Orange Juice as this week’s assignment 🐬🐬❤️🎶🍊
I can’t wait to get your thoughts on it and I’ll make sure I check your list out again more thoroughly later and get back to you with my pick. I only managed to glance at your list as I’m about to head out - for a music quiz! - so didn’t have time to react or comment. I wanted you to see this though, so thank you as always for getting in touch and I look forward to us conversing again soon x
@@christianewen3227I wonder if a ‘music quiz’ is like a trivia night at bars around here..? Have a great time and chat with ya later! 🍻
Just two twinsie albums. I knew mbv and Suede would make your list, but thought we’d have a few more. I was HUGE on Palma Violets at that time and I still love them. Sadly, they broke up after their second album. “Best of Friends” & “Rattlesnake Highway” still excites me when they come on a random playlist. I wonder if you’ve heard of them?
@@michelewiese48 Hiya 👋 It’s late my part of the world, but not long home from the quiz. Finished joint fifth out of nine teams playing…. Sad times 😢😆 The music was just way too modern!
Here's my 2013 Honorable Mentions:
The 1975 - ST
Tegan and Sara - Heartthrob
Panic At The Disco - Too Weird to Live
Katy Perry - Prism
Lady Gaga - Artpop
Ariana Grande - Yours Truly
Chvrches - The Bones of What You Believe
Jason Derulo - Tattoos
My Top 3
3 - Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused to Sing
2 - Lorde - Pure Heroine
1 - Daft Punk - Random Access Memories
It was a strange year indeed.
Not sure how this episode is over 1hr in length?
Originally had a Katy Perry Prism commercial in this episode but RUclips balked and I had to cut it.
It is crazy that this episode is so long, but I think it's because I babbled for so long during my segment and we also went on for quite some time about Boston and Bon Jovi.
It was the TED Talks dumbguydepot304!
My Top 10 Albums of 2013!
1. Tony Molina - Dissed and Dismissed
2. Julia Holter - Loud City Song
3. Mélanie de Biasio - No Deal
4. Charles Bradley - Victim of Love
5. Candy Claws - Ceres & Calypso in the Deep Time
6. Vampire Weekend - Modern Vampires in the City
7. Sky Ferreira - Night Time, My Time
8. Lady - Lady
9. The Ocean Blue - Ultramarine
10. HAIM - Days are Gone
Honorable mentions:
David Bowie - The Next Day
Camera Obscura - Desire Lines
Arcade Fire - Reflktor
Laura Marling - Once I Was an Eagle
Savages - Silence Yourself
Paul McCartney - New
Dishonorable mentions:
Pearl Jam - Lightning Bolt
Drake - Nothing Was the Same
Article Monkeys - AM
The Flaming Lips - The Terror
Avicii - True
Worst of the year:
Now, I will be very unsure if anyone knows at all wtf this even is, but I discovered this some time in high school, and idk if you’d even consider it music at all, and it’s as unknown and perturbing as you can get, but I recommend that you investigate it..
Menometrorrhagia - Extreme Gore Noise Terror
That is my worst of the year. The genre is listed as “gorenoise”, and it’s basically disturbing and interminable machine gun drums and noise bass and vomit and stomach noises. I think it might be the worst thing I’ve ever listened to. Who tf is this for is what I ask..wow.
Believe it or not I actually ran across that Menometrorrhagia album while digging around for my list! It is indeed garbage beyond all description. Not sure how I failed to put it on my "Worst of" list. I think I just found it so try-too-hard - like desperately trying to be as "X-treme" as possible with music not being even a remote part of the consideration - that I decided not to give it any attention. But I co-sign on your pick and your comments!
@@AsItShouldBePodcast Thanks Paul! Very surprised you knew about it, you must dig real deep into research! 😊
And yeah, I totally get what you’re saying about it. It’s my worst, but in truth, it’s impossible for me to really judge it because: whoever made it, it’s exactly what they were going for. So, it’s hard for to truly judge it, it is absolutely trying too had to be disturbing and gory and edgy, but for listening experience, it’s a negative zero. 😂
Also, I forgot about Life, Love & Hope! TLM covered it on their channel many times and holy shit, it’s inexplicable how horrible it is! 😖🤣
I checked it out, and it indeed stinks
Brilliant, as always Curly, and a great call on Camera Obscura as an HM. That’s an album I purchased at the time, but the old memory let me down again and I forgot to include it in my picks. I think it would have been an HM for me too, as I don’t like it as much as the five I ended up listing. All the best, mate 👍🏻
Favorite albums of 2013 🤷♀️
You and Crystal have the exact same list! What were the chances?
Hahah, GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE MARCIA!
Exactly, good taste recognizes good taste, lol@@djcrystalclear8169
"Once I was an eagle" by Laura Marling is a fantastic acoustic guitar album. I recommend it for 2013.
The Joy Formidable released Wolf’s Law. Luckily early in the year because I gave up scrolling in May. Crystal might like? It’s one of my few favorites of the century and they were awesome live at our local music festival that year.
I’ll check it out Patrick!
Crystal the only 2 I can really recommend are Nick cave and the bad seeds-push the sky away and David Bowie-the next day
Ah yes, I listened to them both, and don’t really like them😕
@@djcrystalclear8169 Generally I am a fan of both these artists, but likewise for whatever reason i didn't care for this year's releases from them. 😐 I'm working on a recommendation for you, Crystal. (Although in the meantime you can pick any of my top ten. All great imo. 😀)
Lana del rey paradise ep vinyl I like the first couple of lana del rey albums last album I listened to was norman Rockwell 2019
Here's just some you missed...
James Blake - Overgrown
Atoms for Peace - AMOK
Jason Isbell - Southeastern
Elton John - The Diving Board
Dave Stewart - Lucky Numbers
Daft Punk - Random Access Memories
Crystal - James Blake is right up your alley.
@@christoddur - Thank you for this suggestion!
I’ve checked him out before…he’s great at what he does, but it doesn’t really grab me.
Crystal…I wish I had something for you, but I really doubt anything would ring your bell(maybe Blood Orange “Trouble Deluxe”). And please don’t kill me for my no.1 coz I know you hate their name…but, it’s a beautiful album. I was miserable in LA when this came out and was a sanctuary for my ear holes. Ok, 2013….here we go. Full list and some honorables…
HMs:
Miles Kane - Don’t Forget Who You Are
The Flaming Lips - The Terror
MGMT - MGMT
Arctic Monkeys - AM
Foals - Holy Fire
Primal Scream - More Light
Babyshambles - Sequel to the Prequel
Mazzy Star - Seasons of Your Day
10. Suede -Bloodsports
9. The National - Trouble Will Find me
8. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Mosquito
7. Blood Orange - Trouble Deluxe
6. My Bloody Valentine - mbv
5. Daft Punk - Random Access Memories
4. Jagwar Ma - Howlin
3. Arcade Fire - Reflektor
2. Palma Violets - 180
1. Vampire Weekend - Modern Vampires of the City
Hi JB! I really like Reflektor’s title track ( what a music video! ) but the rest of the album is not my favorite by them. That Blood Orange is smooth. Also happy to see Daft Punk.
Reflektor grew on me. I came to love most all the tracks. The follow up album…had the opposite effect. Hated every track…then won me over again with WE where I loved every track. Bipolar band…lol
@@jb8280 💯😅😂
I’ll check out Blood Orange, thanks JB!
I was trying to think of how I would describe the album to you yesterday. All I could come up with was…sometime in late 1986, Prince was stuck in NYC for the summer. So he wandered around Queens, Brooklyn and Harlem, watching the people living their lives. He’s doing this one hot afternoon when he suddenly runs into Peter Gabriel at the local Bodega. They exchange pleasantries then venture into the fading daylight. After an hour of walking together, Prince looks at Peter and says, “You wanna make an album?”
Alrighty then! It is 2013. Funny y'all asking us to recommend stuff to Crystal when I remember her in a few videos saying that when someone tells her something like, "Oh, you'll love this! You like this and that, so you'll love this" that instantly she hates it or is just not interested. Ha! I can understand that, believe me. I feel weird recommending anything to anyone because, like, who am I to do that? I'm no expert. I just like what I like and that's it. Everyone's like that, really. I appreciate when someone is interested in what I like but at the same time I do feel odd about it. Ha!
Speaking of which, I have a top 7 for 2013. So, here goes:
7. Mosquito - The Yeah Yeah Yeahs (Not a very well-liked album by even their fans but I dig it pretty good. I even like the album cover which has also been judged negatively.)
6. New - Paul McCartney (Good album, though I don't think it's as good as everyone said it was at the time and even now. And I believe it's called "New" because it refers to new and fresh ideas and new beginnings in life. He did marry his third and still current wife around this time, so.)
5. The Next Day - David Bowie
4. Pure Heroine - Lorde (When even Springsteen is covering one of her songs live, possibly because he was playing New Zealand and he couldn't think of any other artists from that country to cover, you know I had to dig deep into this. And I approve! We'll see how I feel about the rest of her discography thus far.)
3. Foreverly - Billie Joe + Norah (As in Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day and Norah Jones. I initially thought this was just gonna be the two of them doing the best of the Everly Brothers or their "greatest hits". Myself being an Everly Brothers fan since I was, like, 2 or 3 years old and much later on becoming a Green Day fan and an admirer of Norah Jones as well, I was on it 100% as soon as I heard about it. Found out it was a track-by-track cover of the Everlys' Songs Our Daddy Taught Us album, which was fine by me, and I think they did a good job with it. Bit "lush" maybe in that they had a band backing them up while the original album was just the Everlys and their acoustic guitars, but still, I dig it.)
2. The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You - Neko Case (I think I wanna marry her voice. Or just her. And her backup singer Kelly Hogan. Ha! Neko's released a number of albums, and so far, this is the only I've heard all the way through, but MAN is it good. Speaking of MAN, that was the single off the album, and lyrically, a bit ahead of its time even though maybe that wasn't what she meant. But still, LOVE it.)
1. You Are What You Absorb - Palmyra Delran (She was in The Friggs and Pink Slip Daddy. Not sure if any of you have heard of any of those bands, but she was in them. Ha. I THINK I heard of the Friggs but not of the other one. She's from Philadelphia, so she has something in common with Crystal. Ha. I think she still has her own radio show on the Underground Garage channel on Sirius. The album is just pure garage rock/power pop joy. Even a song called You're My Brian Jones. Considering Brian was an asshole behind the scenes, I don't think that's a good thing, but still, it's fun.)
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are a modern psychedelic/prog band that seem to crank out albums at all times and that I would've figured was "Paul-core", but oh well. Ha! Only heard a few tracks of theirs and they're good though not something I wanna really dive into at the moment.
Old Sock. Even at the time, I was like, "What? Really, Eric?"
The clip of Paul doing The Beautiful Ones at that Purple Rain show is here on RUclips courtesy of Paul himself. And I can certainly understand what Crystal meant by the women falling out of their seats. I've said here in the comments a few times that Paul is a great singer and performer, so I'm not surprised.
Yeah, true that Jimmy Carter hasn't released anything worthwhile since the 1970s. Especially since Gregg Allman died.
And now, we wade into 2014. See y'all then. ;)
Well, I think the difference between this and the "recommendations" that Crystal complains about is that those are instances where people are basically saying. "What?! You're not in THE CLUB?? What's wrong with you?!". Or you just hear about it too much before you've actually heard it to the point where you're already sick of it.
Oh and thank you for your comments re: the Prince clip. Forgot I put that up!
Lorde!! Love. Should be a law.
Oh no dude, I’m ALL ABOUT listening to suggestions from you all - I’ve checked out things Paul & Tommy have suggested…what I can’t stand is when SO MANY people POKE AT ME about it!
Paul is correct👍🏾
Annnnnd, Palmyra is my Homegirl! We have known each other since Pink Slip Daddy!
@@AsItShouldBePodcast Ah, ok, gotcha.
Ah, my pleasure. It's possible Prince saw it and said to himself, "Actually, nah, leave it up. Guy's good." 😉
@@djcrystalclear8169 Yeah, I apologize for that misunderstanding.
Awesome about Palmyra!
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Sunday Damar here and I will agree what Tommy is saying about Bon Jovi...he's basically saying the same situation I have with Duran Duran with their first two albums...both of those album are great but once we get to Seven And The Ragged Tiger album, we were thinking what happened. Same with Culture Club with their first two albums...banger albums but what happened to them on their third album. But with Bon Jovi with their fourth and fifth albums Slippery When Wet and New Jersey...I get what Crystal and Paul were saying too. So with me, I'm on everyone's side because that's how I feel on the artists/bands I love like David Bowie, Prince, Duran Duran and others
Hello Damar/UBR. How are you, my friend? I'm afraid my posts aren't showing up for whatever reason. Luckily Michele is still able see them. I really miss talking to you, Christian and others 🤔. Ah well, that's YT for ya. I will post my 2014 list but not sure if I will continue past that - or if it even makes sense to do so since almost no one is seeing my lists/comments these days . . .The fun part is the discussion . . .
Unfortunately I cannot make any recommendations to Crystal because these are the years that I tuned out contemporary music and went back to the vault called the 1970s. Things do get better in the current 2020s era.
Agreed. These years improve for me as well, but not sure how it'll go for Crystal and Tommy. We'll see!
I think I’m in love with you Steve❤
@@djcrystalclear8169 😍
I get the whole idea of "I can't put an album on a top ten list if it isn't worthy of being on a top ten list,"--really, I do, so I am in no way arguing with Crystal--but if the brief is to pick the ten best albums of the year, then that's what I'm going to do, even if I have to put some weak material on the list. I know I have put some albums on my past lists that I wouldn't recommend, but I can still say that the albums on any given top ten of mine are, as far as I'm concerned, the better albums of that year. Being a top ten album in a crappy year just means it's one of the better crappy albums that year. If I start judging albums across time, I'll only have full top tens for maybe eight or nine years...
With that being said, here are my top ten albums for 2013. I genuinely like all ten of these, but I only recommend the top four...
10. My True Story, Aaron Neville (the down side is that it's a collection of oldies; the up side is it's AARON FUCKING NEVILLE)
9. Now Then & Forever, Earth Wind & Fire
8. The Blessed Unrest, Sara Bareilles
7. Where Does This Door Go, Mayer Hawthorne
6. Modern Vampires of the City, Vampire Weekend
5. Shadows, Lenka
4. Volume 3, She & Him
3. New, Paul McCartney
2. Didn't It Rain, Hugh Laurie
1. Grinning Streak, Barenaked Ladies
Just to show how uneven the lists are from year to year, look at my number 1 album there. I make no apologies for being a Barenaked Ladies fan. They are good musicians and songwriters, they have strong senses of humor, and they always put on a good show. And I like Grinning Streak--I think it's one of their stronger albums. But it isn't their best album. It isn't better than Gordon, or Maybe You Should Drive, or Stunt, all of which placed at number 1 on my list in their respective years. (It isn't as good as the album they released in 2015, Silverball--spoiler alert.) In fact, I think the best BNL album was Born on a Pirate Ship from 1996, and THAT album only hit #3 on my top ten for that year. If albums had to have a minimum level of excellence to make it onto a list, then it seems logical that every #1 should be comparable to prior #1s like Pet Sounds, Pisces Aquarius Capricorn & Jones Ltd, or Abbey Road, and that just isn't going to happen very many times....
Barenaked Ladies = PapaNickCore!
Hugh Laurie😳I forgot about that!
Hugh Laurie😳I forgot about that
He was great in House M.D.
@@curly_wyn I LOVED that show!
My top 10 albums of 2013:
(*and fave tracks)
1. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Push The Sky Away (Jubilee Street)
2. Saada Bonaire - Saada Bonaire (More Women)
3. Run The Jewels - Run The Jewels (DDFH)
4. IAMX - The Unified Field (I Come With Knives)
5. White Lies - Big TV (First Time Caller)
6. Still Corners - Strange Pleasures (title track)
7. Empire Of The Sun - Ice On The Dune (Alive)
8. The Growlers - Hung At Heart (One Million Lovers)
9. Suede - Bloodsports (What Are You Not Telling Me?)
10. FKA twigs - EP2 (Water Me)
See?
I don’t know ANY of these🤷🏽♀️
@@djcrystalclear8169Hi Crystal! I’m looking forward to watching to hear what you have on your list list. You might like some of my pics.. I’m guessing Run The Jewels, Nick Cave, FKA twigs, and Saada Bonaire may be the best bets! Hope you’re having a lovely day. 😊❤
Mea Culpa - I did listen to the Nick Cave, and I’m not a fan😕
@@djcrystalclear8169 Hey, that’s alright! Not everything Nick has done is always a hit for me, but I really enjoy the chill vibe of that album.
Amazing list as always Michele!! Haven't heard any of those myself. Guess I have more homework to do. 😊🥰❤💖🎶
My favorite 2013 album :
Renaissance - Grandine Il Vento
least favorite : Rob Zombie - Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor !
Renaissance is great, love their 70s work. Have not checked out their more contemporary albums. Annie Haslam is a great singer that should be recognized more.
Villagers had the vinyl release Awayland in 2013, I think Crystal might like Villagers if she hasn't listened to them before. And I seriously like Jello Biafra and The Guantanamo School of Medicine, "White People and the Damage Done." De Staat's album I Con was first released on CD (Dutch alternative rock sung in English). But, yeah, the year was pretty dead for me as well.
Well awwwright...Happy Thursday ny fellow rock and rollers!! So 2013...oh boy! Nothing special but as a team player, I have top 6 and of course my worst of 2013. So let's get it started...
My Top 6:
6. Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - Unvarnished
5. Paul McCartney - New
4. Charles Bradley - Victim Of Love
3. Earth, Wind & Fire - Now, Then & Forever
2. David Bowie - The Next Day
1. Janelle Monae - The Electric Lady
The Worst Of 2013:
Anything by One Direction
Anything by Drake
Anything by Fifth Harmony
Anything by Little Mix
Anything by Justin Bieber
Anything by Miley Cyrus
Lady Gaga - Artpop
Anything by R. Kelly
Anything by Beyonce
Anything by Azelia Banks
And my worst goes to:
Anything by Ariana Grande
I've did it. Can't wait to see everyone's lists. And to my homies Crystal and Tommy, I know exactly how y'all feel because I'm on the same level too as far as enjoying the classics.
Hi Damar! Happy Thursday & Nice list! I’m not sure how I skipped over that Bowie album or Janelle Monae! I really dig ‘Dirty Computer’ though! Gonna have to check out your #1 & #2 😊
@@michelewiese48 Hi Michele!! 🥰 Thank you so much! You'll definitely enjoy the David Bowie and Janelle Monae albums. Especially with Janelle because you have so many guest appearances on the album like Erykah Badu, Miguel and some guy from the Midwest who was big in the 80s had an album and movie called Green Snow or something I don't know LOL. And Dirty Computer...I'll talk about that one for sure. 🥰❤💖🎶
@@UniversalBlackRocker Looking forward to listening! 🩷🥰🎶
@@michelewiese48 Let me know how you enjoy those albums 🥰❤💖🎶🎵🌹
@@UniversalBlackRocker Will do! ❤️🩷🩵
What happened to Bon Jovi when grunge came out and killed all hair bands is the same thing that happened to progressive rock bands in the 70s when punk came out. Adapt or die basically and some bands like Genesis and Yes made changes to their music to keep going in the 80s.