Hey people!

I was just wondering what everybody's favourite album of 2004 was....

My fav was...

Songs about Jane - Maroon 5 .....(every song on the album rocked)

and my second fav was...

Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand

Lots of Luv

Teabag

xxx

i hate franz thinymajig, i cant stand them sorry!

Nirvana - smells like teen spirit

Sleep is good

what year is it now???

2005 you muppet!

Maroon 5 - Songs about Jane
Keane - Hopes and Fears
Stereophonics - You Gotta Go There To Come Back

Scissor Sisters - Scissor Sisters
The Prodigy - Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned

And for old time's sake, the NZSO playing Gareth Farr's "from the depths sound great sea gongs"

damien rice! although he goes a bit out of tune sometimes...

QUOTE (clarinetlover @ Jan 11 2005, 08:49 PM)

2005 you muppet!

aah such a good word, ranks along side Peasant

Pop quiz.

what does pesante mean

10 minutes to answer

heavy

QUOTE (Keys @ Jan 11 2005, 09:07 PM)

damien rice! although he goes a bit out of tune sometimes...

I agree, though 'O' was released in 2003

QUOTE

Maroon 5 - Songs about Jane Keane - Hopes and Fears Stereophonics - You Gotta Go There To Come Back

I agree totally cheeble!
Nat how can you not like Franz Ferdinand??? hehehe!
jess

a perfect circle-emotive
rammstein-reise,reise

though the answer to this type of question tends to change on a daily basis for me

Debussy's Preludes, Book III.

So far I have played and liked:

3.La Fille sans Cheveux Aucuns
4.La Vendeuse du Popcorn au Cinema

7.La Voiture Engloutie
8.Le Woohoo dans le clair de Lune.

i think the question actually is, how CAN i like them!

QUOTE (jstark @ Jan 11 2005, 10:09 PM)

QUOTE (Keys @ Jan 11 2005, 09:07 PM) damien rice! although he goes a bit out of tune sometimes... I agree, though 'O' was released in 2003

oops seems like I'm a bit slow.

QUOTE (Rhapsodin @ Jan 12 2005, 12:55 AM)

Debussy's Preludes, Book III. So far I have played and liked: 3.La Fille sans Cheveux Aucuns 4.La Vendeuse du Popcorn au Cinema 7.La Voiture Engloutie 8.Le Woohoo dans la clair de Lune.

It's just as well I hadn't taken a mouthful of anything that might have damaged my computer, because that cracked me up. Almost slipped right past and then I noticed Le Woohoo... didn't even know Debussy'd written a prelude about a bald girl....

QUOTE (sarah-flute @ Jan 12 2005, 06:15 PM)

It's just as well I hadn't taken a mouthful of anything that might have damaged my computer, because that cracked me up. Almost slipped right past and then I noticed Le Woohoo... didn't even know Debussy'd written a prelude about a bald girl....

Glad everything's okay but I know - a most unusual find - Debussy's Prèludes, book three, lying around all these years in my garage. I've taken on the duty of restoring it!

Prelude 2 really is hard: "Lorsque Einaudi a perdu ses dents faux dans la lavabo""

I also learned a secret. The reason Ravel's written music looks like it does started because he happened to be at the piano facing some clean music paper and with a mouthful of chewed black olives. Debussy came in and said "Euh! I am 'avingk trouble viz zis bagpipeur, il ne peut pas jouer Syrinx. Aucun feelink...Aucun vin de table..."

QUOTE

Prelude 2 really is hard: "Lorsque Einaudi a perdu ses dents faux dans la lavabo""

*unattractive snorting noise*

QUOTE

I also learned a secret.  The reason Ravel's written music looks like it does started because he happened to be at the piano facing some clean music paper and with a mouthful of chewed black olives.  Debussy came in and said "Euh!   I am 'avingk trouble viz zis bagpipeur, il ne peut pas jouer Syrinx.   Aucun feelink...Aucun vin de table..."

I think I will have to make it a point of policy not to have drinks near the PC when I might be reading this forum... two narrow escapes today at LEAST!

For the record, my favourite albums (before I go to bed at least 2 hours later than I should have done) (and I haven't bought any sheet music albums that I can remember, so any I bought can't have been that good, so I will be dull and stick to cds!):

Erm: these might not all have been released 2004 but that was when I bought them so I am always out of date, deal with it

James Galway - Wings Of Song
Nichole Nordeman - Woven and Spun
Dido - Life For Rent
Stephen Hough - Rachmaninov Piano Concertos 1-4 & Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (which I WON, how cool is that? though I did give it away. but I have a copy. and it was appreciated by the recipient and it's a very very cool recording... me likes.)

QUOTE (Teabag @ Jan 11 2005, 08:11 PM)

My fav was... Songs about Jane - Maroon 5 .....(every song on the album rocked)

!!!! cool-- I loved that album!! Maroon 5 is wonderful!!!

I agree...Maroon 5 rox my sox!!!