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From | WARFELT@nationwide.com |
Subject | The Best of Year - 2007 |
Date | Fri, 7 Dec 2007 11:15:45 -0500 |
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Exceptional Pop songs that I first heard in 2007.
Roger Jos Manning Jr. "I Wish It Would Rain" Simply one of
the most perfect pop songs. Ever. It brings great joy each time I hear
it. The middle 8 (run for cover on three....) is sublime.
Midlake "Roscoe" I can't quite put my finger on it, but there
is something about this song that pushes all of the right buttons.
Sublime.
The Nines "Good night my Love" from their Christmas EP. Stunningly
Gorgeous Lullaby. I can't listen to it with out losing some tears.
Artists I heard for the first time.
Stabilo It is criminal that there are no American releases of this
underrated Band.
Jim Wolf Dude writes great songs, executes them well
Hidden Cameras There brand of retro is really appealing
Drake Bell What a shame that these songs are not getting played on the
radio. This is what the kids should be listening. He acts, he sings, he
writes great songs, he plays most of the instruments and
does most of the vocals. It's pop, gospel, and tin pan alley.
Biggest Surprise -
Chis Daughtry. His debut spent a lot of time in my CD player since it's
release.
Most Unusual Rekkid
Dark Voices - Dark Side of the Moon. A Capella vocal project to
recreate the entire Pink Floyd release of DSOTM. It is tempo controlled
to match the original so it can work with the Wizard of Oz. It is a
striking and phenomenal work that doesn't disappoint.
Movies
Once. Wonderful "love lost" movie. The DVD is on order as I speak
and I will decrypt it and attempt to make a soundtrack of the actual movie
instead of the polished studio versions of the songs on the actual
soundtrack. It was the magic of those film performances that appealed to
me the most.
Across the Universe. Fun fun fun. I was channeling Ken Russell and
Tommy the entire time. Like, totally, far out, fer sure.
Tom Warfel, Dude Esq.
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