Showing posts with label Black Panther. Show all posts
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January 4, 2019
QuickCrit's Top 16 Albums of 2018
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Lykke Li,
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Spiritualized,
The Carters,
Wye Oak
January 3, 2019
Larson's Top 11 Albums from 2018
1. Blood Orange - Negro Swan
I learned about both Janet Mock and A$AP Rocky via this album. It's simply incredible.
2. Hinds - I Don’t Walk I Run
They’re from Spain and they’re awesome.
3. Wye Oak - The Louder I Call, The Faster It Runs
When I wanted the feels I reached for this album.
4. Dream Wife - Dream Wife
When I needed aggressive guitar based music this was my go to album this year.
5. Lyyke Li - So Sad So Sexy
I made a slow motion video of my kids frolicking outside to the song “Hard Rain”. Hit me up and I’ll send it to you.
6. Cardi B - Invasion Of Privacy
When I needed something over the top this spring. This was the answer.
7. Leon Bridges - Good Thing
Describing music as “timeless” can be a slippery slope. Sometimes I feel like people just mean it sounds like a certain era but that era is not right now so it’s now deemed “timeless”... Or maybe that’s what I’m afraid I’m saying when I say music is “timeless” and I don’t like that about myself. It’s not like I’m saying it’s a bad thing it’s just that perhaps I worry that an artist can become pigeonholed by being “timeless”. Pretty cool how many times I’ve put quotations around “timeless” in this ramble. The song “Good Thing” is one of the most beautiful songs ever.
8. Laura Gibson - Goners
Like an old friend coming to visit.
9. Black Panther Soundtrack
Feels weird to put a soundtrack to a Marvel movie on my top album list but maybe that’s a weird hangup that I need to get over. I built a set of dresser drawers for my wife and I this year. I clocked a lot of hours with sandpaper a nail gun and this album on rotation.
10. Raye - Side Tape
This is on here mainly because I listened to the song Cigarette like a million times. I’d been doing some research on what songs Stefflon Don was on and found this banger. There is also a song that is essentially a revamp of Always On Time by Ja Rule and Ashanti which never hurts to listen to.
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Dream Wife,
Hinds,
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Leon Bridges,
Lyyke Li,
Raye,
Spiritualized,
Wye Oak
Serena's Top 9 Albums from 2018
1. Rhye-Blood
This is the chillest,
sexiest album. Sometimes I watch their Tiny Desk concert because my brain can't
wrap itself around the fact that the whole band is just two white dudes.
2. Lykke Li - So Sad
So Sexy
3. Blood Orange -
Negro Swan
If Janet Mock's
gorgeous take on family doesn't get you, then maybe a Puff Daddy spoken word
track? How about a gospel song? This album crosses genres, talks about being
different, and is cool as hell.
4. Cardi B - Invasion
of Privacy
5. Twin Shadow-Caer
6. The Carters -
EVERYTHING IS LOVE
Someone described this
as a Beyonce album featuring Jay Z, and I think that's both accurate and not a
problem.
7. Black Panther
Soundtrack
Wakanda forever.
8. Lil Wayne - Tha
Carter V
9. Drake-Scorpion
I bet you thought I'd
pick "Nice For What," didn't you? Just kidding, "Nice For
What" is my favorite song, it's my song of the year!
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