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Sukierae has been out awhile now so lets vote on our favorite songs from each Disc

Sukierae has been out awhile now so lets vote on our favorite songs from each Disc

Top 10 Hot Chip – In Our Heads Walkmen - Heaven Lambchop – Mr M 2 Bears – Be Strong Divine Fits – A Thing Called Divine Fits Moonface with Siinai – Heartbreaking Bravery Bat For Lashes – Haunted Man Sharon Van Etten – Tramp Future Islands – Tomorrow/The Fountain 7” Jay Farrar - NEW MULTITUDES

listening to the wind that blows is excellent

so good to have some new mermaid ave I am really enjoying disc 3 nice package too

just got Born Alone free on iTunes not sure if it is only for a limited time

i really am enjoying both songs as well recommend them

in general I support more options vs less on special editions, etc I like to collect posters, some may say that is as silly as bags and yo's yo's, but as long as fans buy them they will make them..... regarding the AF reissue, I bought it and am happy with it. You get a DVD and big book of photo's, lyrics, etc in addition to the 2 extra songs. If you just want the extra songs go to itunes, I really dont see the harm of doing it this way. I did not really view it as buying Suburbs again, but rather buying all of the new content. Once again, seemed like fair value to me. however, what

a very strong year in my opinion and I can't say i found anything really compelling post Sept 14 - the first 9 months were that good Here is my top 10 1. Superchunk – Majesty Shredding 2. Arcade Fire – Suburbs 3. Walkmen - Lisbon 4. National – High Violet 5. Love Language – Libraries 6. Wolf Parade – Expo 86 7. Telekinesis – Dirty Thing/Parallel Seismic Conspiracies 8. Spoon – Transference 9. Hot Chip – One Life Stand 10. Interpol – s/t

thanks for update KORT is here http://vimeo.com/15051540 http://blog.cityslang.com/?tag=kurt-wagner-cortney-tidwell-present-kort UK only though at this point

discovered them this year after they announced they would be joining Merge you can listen to their record at Merge and here is a podcast of interviews and performances I am a fan http://wunc.org/tsot/archive/sot0720c10.mp3/view http://www.mergerecords.com/store/store_detail.php?catalog_id=710 If you take the swinging 60s pop of Herman’s Hermits, mix in an 80s anthem from The Smiths and turn up the atmospheric noise, you’d have something like the background for Stuart McLamb’s witty lyrics and power vocals. McLamb is the frontman for the Raleigh-based band, The Love Language. The musi

Merge HQ says he is working on new record now https://www.mergerecords.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=15973

if you are a johnny marr fan you have to check out the new cribs

I left a lot of good music off, I could recommend 20 releases, but here is the best 1. Doves – Kingdom of Rust 2. Score! – Merge 20 Year Anniversary 3. Superchunk – Leaves in the Gutter/Crossed Wires/Blinders 4. Cribs – Ignore the Ignorant 5. Dirty Projectors – Bitte Orca 6. Sunset Rubdown – Dragonslayer 7. Telekinesis – Telekinesis! 8. Polvo –In Prism 9. Bad Lieutenant – Never Cry Another Tear 10. Fanfarlo – Reservoir

i think i go birds make good neighbors, then night of furies and then the latest life like (which I do like a good bit) they are consistently good all 3

i am here i like their sounds, really vary album to album

i give WILCO benefit of doubt here, i am confident it will make its way to all of us (eventually - may have to wait awhile) they have given away all of their bsides since YHF to those who buy physical CD

i am trying to break your heart kamera at least thats what you said

Via Billboard http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/wilco-...003969366.story Wilco Returns With Eclectic New Album Wilco will release "Wilco (The Album)" on June 30. May 05, 2009 01:12 PM ET Jonathan Cohen, N.Y. Wilco revisits the unpredictable leanings of "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" and "A Ghost Is Born" on its latest project, "Wilco (The Album)," due June 30 from Nonesuch. The 11-track set was produced by the band with Jim Scott, who mixed 2007's "Sky Blue Sky." Whereas that album reveled in a cohesive, laidback vibe and toned down the experimentation of its two predecessors, musicall

in general i am not a fan of self titled albums after the first one it just seems weird and confusing

i like the film a lot and the background and interviews between songs were impressive too would have liked to have more of the interviews and behind the scenes on the bonus side of the dvd overall, very happy with it nice to see how they have recrafted many of their songs and how different they are now vs when originally recorded, ie via chicago

wish they had given us the piano/instrumental version of shes a jar from the credits it was nice

i had problems with IE8, but firefox worked more instruction would have helped, but thanks to VC got it figured out

I believe some of this was posted awhile back, but the reissues are out now. Nice to have The Hill by individual song vs 1 long track. http://www.mergerecords.com/store/store_se...h_query=buckner Richard Buckner preps digital reissues and tour in March February 06, 2009 On March 10, Merge will add three out-of-print albums to our Richard Buckner catalog: Bloomed, The Hill, and Impasse. All three albums will be available as digital downloads in the Merge digital store and all the usual places. Bloomed was recorded in Lubbock, TX with Lloyd Maines. Spin Magazine described Buckner as

big fan of meadow dents did not connect with me as much, I think it was song sequencing since I like a lot of the songs