Binokular
 CLUAS Forum Junkie Posts:1600
 | | 11 Jan 2007 12:43 PM |
| What do you reckon was the best song of 2006? Can be a single or an album track or an unreleased demo or some random MP3 you found, doesn't matter. Rather than the usual drill of starting a thread like this by posting what I reckon is cool, I just wanna know what you all think and why. You can only pick one track though. No "honorable" mentions. Nail your colors to the mast dammit!  | | | |
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Rev Jules
 Insanely Busy Member Posts:1110
 | | 11 Jan 2007 4:53 PM |
| Tough one, here's my short list
'Lady of the Sea' Seth Lakeman (a sunken ship inspired this mystical song) 'Rehab' Amy Winehouse (I'd love to go on the lash with her...and Charlotte Church) 'People Get Ready'(Live, Holland) The Frames (Glen's Noughties update of a gospel classic via The Velvet Underground) 'Stand in Silence' And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead (they f*ckin' rock man)
and the winner is... 'Lady of the Sea' Seth Lakeman | | | |
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Daragh
 Very Busy Member Posts:668
 | | 12 Jan 2007 1:56 AM |
| Posted By Rev Jules on 11 Jan 2007 4:53 PM Tough one, here's my short list
'Rehab' Amy Winehouse (I'd love to go on the lash with her...and Charlotte Church)
Too right!
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Strangegravy
 Getting Into It Member Posts:29
 | | 12 Jan 2007 3:49 AM |
| Muse's "Starlight" would be mine for 2006, cracking tune..
...sorry but I also have to mention Kopeks' song "Stop" that was buzzing around cpu.ie for a while last year.. think it was a demo but it's a catchy little tune! | | http://www.myspace.com/vestavarro | |
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comet
 Very Busy Member Posts:486
 | | 12 Jan 2007 4:27 AM |
| My favourite songs from 2006 nominations (well the ones I can remember right now)
Band of Horses - The Funeral Guillemots - We're Here The Killers - When You Were Young Delorentos - The Rules Hot Chip - Over and Over Peter Bjorn John - Young Folks Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Cheated Heart
and the winner......... aggghhh tough one...... think i'll give it to The Funeral
The massive songs of 2006 that i only thought were ok were Crazy and You look Good on the Dancefloor | | | |
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crucifixio
 Getting Into It Member Posts:89
 | | 15 Jan 2007 3:56 AM |
| It would have to be any of the following by Sunset Rubdown:
Snakes Got a Leg Stadiums and Shrines 2 Swimming Us one's in between
A notable absence from the album of the year as well! | | "When I was young I wanted to change the world, now I just want to leave the room with a bit of dignity" - Anon
"She was like a candle in the wind.....unreliable" - Dean Lerner. | |
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Binokular
 CLUAS Forum Junkie Posts:1600
 | | 15 Jan 2007 11:10 AM |
| Posted By crucifixio on 15 Jan 2007 3:56 AM It would have to be any of the following by Sunset Rubdown:
Snakes Got a Leg Stadiums and Shrines 2 Swimming Us one's in between
A notable absence from the album of the year as well!
Wasn't exactly blown away by Sunset Rubdown but I know how you feel, and I was one of the people who voted in the Cluas writers albums of the year. A lot of my faves didn't make it in either, but that's just the way polls go sometimes. My favourite Album this year was "Orchestra of Bubbles" by Ellen Allien & Apparat, but no-one else liked it. Everybody maybe 2-3 albums that they liked and other writers liked too, but their absolute favorite probably doesn't make it because it only appeals to them, and thats how the music scene has sort of gone on a larger scale too. Pop(ular) music really is dead for the moment, music is very fractured these days, there's no real consensus, very little that you could say almost everyone listens to. No. 1 singles are no longer truly massive in sales.
OK, we've only had about three people pick their fave tune on this thread so far but it's interesting that no-one has agreed on what the single best tune of the year is?
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bort
 Getting Into It Member Posts:27
 | | 16 Jan 2007 1:27 AM |
| I think it's gotta be Peter Bjorn and John - Young Folks.
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Daragh
 Very Busy Member Posts:668
 | | 16 Jan 2007 2:26 AM |
| I'd say mine is "Pay Me My Money Down" done by Bruce Springsteen on the Seeger Sessions,
really like the amy winehouse "rehab" tune too though | | | |
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pol*
 Getting Into It Member Posts:28
 | | 16 Jan 2007 2:59 AM |
| The Hold Steady - Southtown Girls Guillemots - Train To Brazil Killers - Can You Read My Mind
The Hold Steady Album is just the best thing iv heard in ages . | | | |
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floodzer
 Busy Member Posts:141
 | | 16 Jan 2007 5:30 AM |
| | The Immediate - Big Sad Eyes | | | |
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QsySue
 Busy Member Posts:120
 | | 29 Jan 2007 4:09 PM |
| | Probably Midlake - "In This Camp." | | | |
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