Music Review: Top 50 Albums of 2007 Pt. V (1-10)
Published April 06, 2008
The only thing I know for sure is that I am at peace with my decision to rank this as the best album of the year. While every album on the list deserves much of your time, this is where it should all begin and I hope many of you will give this a chance and leave all the trash behind. Hopefully this will take up enough of your time that you won't have to waste any more of it on that other stuff.
For fans of: Talib Kweli, One Be Lo, Edan, A Tribe Called Quest, Common, Nas
I hope many of you were able to experience the magic of 2007 and if not, I hope this list has helped you do that just a little bit. I'm relieved to finally be done with it all, but I had a great time and I hope you had fun reading it. If 2008 is half the music year that 2007 was, it will still be a mighty success. Stay tuned...
- Music Review: Top 50 Albums of 2007 Pt. V (1-10)
- Published: April 06, 2008
- Type: Review
- Section: Music
- Filed Under: Music: Rap, Music: Pop, Music: Metal, Music: Lists, Music: Indie Rock, Music: Hip-hop, Music: Hard Rock, Music: Experimental, Music: Electronica, Music: Dance, Music: DJ, Music: Alternative Rock
- Writer: Jonathan Medina
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Jonathan,
My reply didn't entirely come through even though it looked fine on preview. My ID didn't come through either.
Les
Well thought out list & nice writing style...
Though, I would have to disagree with Pig Destroyer being the best for 2007. Illogicist came at us with a most heavy release entitled "The Insight Eye" which is very much technical Death Metal but laid back enough to let you get your "groove on". I'm pretty sure there are a few others out there that I may have overlooked because there have been quite a few releases...
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Jonathan,
Good work. I only read your 10 through 1 but liked what I saw. Been out of touch with music scene for a few years but what I see from your post is inspiring. Bookmarked this page and will start to check out the music.
Thanks,
Les