Hey! I'm back! Sorry for the long absence -- I've been traveling for work (Rochester, SF, Boston) and on vacation (Block Island). Flickr photos up later. Plus, trying to fight against a Fortune 100 company in an online contest. It's been a busy few weeks.
Anyhoo, since so many of you asked (OK, it was only Josh, but still), here's the list of albums played at this year's EFNY party. Usually I pack the iPod full, put in on shuffle, and hook it up to the stereo. This year I had a few flurbs which kept me from filling it all the way up to 4 gees, but I think having fewer albums actually works better:
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Adventures in Afropea 3: Telling Stories to the Sea, Various Artists. Mellow? Check.
- Alright, Still, Lily Allen. Attitude? Check.
- Back to Black, Amy Winehouse. Retro? Check.
- Born in the USA, Bruce Springsteen.
- Buzz Buzz, Laurie Berkner. For the kids. Actually its inclusion on the mix was a mistake, but did lead to some amusing song transitions.
- Comfort Eagle, Cake.
- Costello Music, The Fratellis.
- Dimanche à Bamako, Amadou & Mariam. I think SF Liberal turned me on to this.
- Discovery, Daft Punk. A CMOM addition.
- Honey to the B, Billie Piper. Yes, Colin, she had a pre-Dr. Who career!
- The Hook & Sling, Eddie Bo.
- Introducting Joss Stone, Joss Stone.
- Life In Cartoon Motion, Mika.
- Remain in Light, Talking Heads.
- Remixed and Reimagined, Nina Simone.
- Speaking in Tongues, Talking Heads.
- Stax 50th Anniversary Celebration, Various Artists. The eMusic version.
- The Best of Bill Withers.
- The Harder They Come, VA. You know, this is one of my favorite fall-back albums, but I've still never seen the movie?
- Version, Mark Ronson.
- Who Is This America?, Antibalas.
And there you have it!
M E-L posted this on August 6, 2007 10:18 PM
This post is filed under: Community, Sounds
CMOM wrote:
Y'know, that Daft Punk album is about to make a serious comeback thanks to Kanye West, who samples "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" on his new single.
I formally express my regrets that we missed EFNY this year.
M E-L wrote:
We missed you too! But there's always next year!