This is the second of installment (of ten) in the 2008 edition of my Top 100 All-time Favorite Records.
90 |
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The Beatles |
1965 |
Rubber Soul |
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Remember "She Loves You"? We're not that band any more. |
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89 |
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The Doors |
1967 |
Strange Days |
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When the still sea conspires an armor, and her sullen and aborted currents breed tiny monsters, the rest of the record is still OK. |
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88 |
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Green Day |
1995 |
Dookie |
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Bite your lip and close your eyes. |
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87 |
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Replacements |
1984 |
Let It Be |
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We could be great! But that sounds like work. Hey, look, Gary's Got A Boner! |
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86 |
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Pink Floyd |
1971 |
Meddle |
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Such a nice little record. |
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85 |
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Cowboy Junkies |
1996 |
Lay It Down |
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Fifty minutes of that beautiful lonely sinking feeling. |
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84 |
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Sonic Youth |
1987 |
Sister |
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Would be SY's best record, if their next wasn't even better. |
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83 |
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U2 |
1987 |
The Joshua Tree |
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Still sounds great, though overplayed. |
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82 |
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The Cure |
1981 |
Happily Ever After |
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Faith + Seventeen Seconds. It's a double-shot of mope. |
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81 |
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The Cure |
1989 |
Disintegration |
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Oh, it's all so sad and monumental and bittersweet and, oh no, now I want to cry. |
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And the histogram now looks like this:
(release dates of records listed so far, grouped into five-year spans)
yer histogram puts you at exactly 6 yrs younger than me. Mine of course peaks in ’79.
don’t be hasty… that’s just the 2nd histogram. i guarantee the final one will look different :)
Just had a wonderful tour through some great old Cure videos. I’d never even thought to look on youtube for them. Thanks :).