Tuesday, August 10, 2004
Andrew's July summary (finally)
July 1: The Killers - Hot Fuss
July 2: Various Artists - Another Year on the Streets, Vol. 3
July 3: Vertical Horizon - Everything You Want
July 4: Sixteen Horsepower - Sackcloth 'n' Ashes
July 5: Upside and the Feds - High Heels and Hand Grenades
July 6: Deathray - (self-titled)
July 7: David Mead - Mine and Yours
July 8: Sugarcult - Wrap Me Up in Plastic
July 9: Switchfoot - The Beautiful Letdown
July 10: Eagles of Death Metal - Peace Love Death Metal
July 11: R.E.M. - Animal
July 12: The Cooper Temple Clause - Kick Up the Fire, and Let the Flames Break Loose
July 13: Broken Social Scene - You Forgot It in People
July 14: Adam Sandler - Shhh...Don't Tell
July 15: Agents of Good Roots - One by One
July 16: Mansun - Attack of the Grey Lantern
July 17: Various Artists - Kiss My Ass: Classic Kiss Regrooved
July 18: Foo Fighters - Times Like These
July 19: U2 - Last Night on Earth
July 20: Longwave - The Strangest Thing
July 21: Hometown Hero - (self-titled)
July 22: Superdrag - Last Call for Vitriol
July 23: 10,000 Maniacs - MTV Unplugged
July 24: Oasis - Familiar to Millions (disc 1)
July 25: Oasis - Familiar to Millions (disc 2)
July 26: The Police - Live! (disc 1)
July 27: The Police - Live! (disc 2)
July 28: Our Lady Peace - Live
July 29: Nirvana - From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah
July 30: Johnny Reliable - Going Hollywood
July 31: Johnny Reliable - Enough is Enough
Best album: Killers - Hot Fuss
Worst album: Mansun - Attack of the Grey Lantern
Most disappointing: Superdrag - Last Call for Vitriol
So I'm back from the sunny Pacific Coast and an extended trip to L.A. Right before I left, though, I caught most of VH1's I love the '90s, and got inspired. So August is going to be '90s month (actually, August has been '90s month for 10 days now, but that's besides the point). If it didn't come out in the '90s, I ain't listening to it, which sucks because I shopped at Amoeba Records in LA after I decided to do this, and got a bunch of cool stuff.
July 2: Various Artists - Another Year on the Streets, Vol. 3
July 3: Vertical Horizon - Everything You Want
July 4: Sixteen Horsepower - Sackcloth 'n' Ashes
July 5: Upside and the Feds - High Heels and Hand Grenades
July 6: Deathray - (self-titled)
July 7: David Mead - Mine and Yours
July 8: Sugarcult - Wrap Me Up in Plastic
July 9: Switchfoot - The Beautiful Letdown
July 10: Eagles of Death Metal - Peace Love Death Metal
July 11: R.E.M. - Animal
July 12: The Cooper Temple Clause - Kick Up the Fire, and Let the Flames Break Loose
July 13: Broken Social Scene - You Forgot It in People
July 14: Adam Sandler - Shhh...Don't Tell
July 15: Agents of Good Roots - One by One
July 16: Mansun - Attack of the Grey Lantern
July 17: Various Artists - Kiss My Ass: Classic Kiss Regrooved
July 18: Foo Fighters - Times Like These
July 19: U2 - Last Night on Earth
July 20: Longwave - The Strangest Thing
July 21: Hometown Hero - (self-titled)
July 22: Superdrag - Last Call for Vitriol
July 23: 10,000 Maniacs - MTV Unplugged
July 24: Oasis - Familiar to Millions (disc 1)
July 25: Oasis - Familiar to Millions (disc 2)
July 26: The Police - Live! (disc 1)
July 27: The Police - Live! (disc 2)
July 28: Our Lady Peace - Live
July 29: Nirvana - From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah
July 30: Johnny Reliable - Going Hollywood
July 31: Johnny Reliable - Enough is Enough
Best album: Killers - Hot Fuss
Worst album: Mansun - Attack of the Grey Lantern
Most disappointing: Superdrag - Last Call for Vitriol
So I'm back from the sunny Pacific Coast and an extended trip to L.A. Right before I left, though, I caught most of VH1's I love the '90s, and got inspired. So August is going to be '90s month (actually, August has been '90s month for 10 days now, but that's besides the point). If it didn't come out in the '90s, I ain't listening to it, which sucks because I shopped at Amoeba Records in LA after I decided to do this, and got a bunch of cool stuff.
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