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Your top lot?
Thrillho:
If we're pushing for a top 5, I'm going to cheat:
Ryan Adams w/ and w/o the Cardinals or Whiskeytown
Nick Cave (w/ Bad Seeds or Grinderman)
Jeff Tweedy (w/ Wilco or Uncle Tupelo)
Pink Floyd (and all solo careers)
Weezer (plus Rivers' demo compilations)
If you don't like me cheating, then Ryan Adams by himself, Nick Cave w/ the Bad Seeds, Jeff Tweedy w/ Wilco, Pink Floyd w/o solo careers and Weezer w/o the demo compilations. Mmmmm'kay?
De_El:
You know, for a long time it was very hard for me to pin down a handful of unimpeachable favorites, but I think at this point the three musical entities I will never get over and will always to listen to again are Joy Division, Tom Waits and Boris. Oh, and David Bowie. But I need to cut myself off there or I am liable to babble. For some reason or another I connect with music made by these people in a unique emotion and visceral level that is not as consistent or nonexistent with other artists. And whenever I really listen to them, as music is in some cases meant to be listened, without distractions and utterly focused on the content and sound, the result is always mind-altering. And for me that is what it means for them to be my "top lot."
jimbunny:
For a while, I thought I was over Björk. I listened to Vespertine again, recently, and remembered that it is still the best album ever.
Joanna Newsom follows in a close second with The Milk-Eyed Mender.
Going to school in Michigan, I heard of a local folk group called Breathe Owl Breathe. They are now my third favorite band.
After this, it gets kinda fuzzy. Recently, Laura Gibson has carved out a rather special portion of my heart.
E. Spaceman:
Donna Summer
Cernunnos:
Black Moth Super Rainbow
Mogwai
Caribou
Do Make Say Think
Radiohead
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