EPThis remix's are always solid
like omg baby was a great remix
The Best Songs of 2010 (So far) - Page 2
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DreaM)XeRO
Korea (South)4667 Posts
his remix's are always solid like omg baby was a great remix | ||
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
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Z3kk
4099 Posts
Just about every song here is beautiful! Please, please make post more of this!!! Norwegian Recycling is also quite good at mash-ups, not that unlike DJ Earworm. | ||
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Louder
United States2276 Posts
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Binky1842
United States2599 Posts
gives it a church like chior feel to the song. i dig. he's so goofy live. wonderful! | ||
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madnessman
United States1581 Posts
the television went from being a babysitter to a mistress technology made it easy for us to stay in touch while keeping a distance til we just stayed distant and never touched. now all we do is text too much. <3 | ||
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Fzero
United States1503 Posts
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tree.hugger
Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
On July 01 2010 16:52 7mk wrote: yay, Mumford And Sons Have gotten into them recently too, they're so good. Although the Cave is not one of my favourites on the album. If you dont know her already you might wanna check out Laura Marling. She's friends with those guys and they are slightly involved in some of her songs. Though she's generally more quiet and doesnt have all those loud/quiet switches like Mumford And Sons does. In this song you can hear their influence though: http://www.slack-time.com/music-video-8509-Laura-Marling-Devils-Spoke (awesome video too btw) Gonna check out some of the stuff you posted that I dont know later. I see what you mean. I like that song quite a bit, I'll add her to the "Listen More" list. Sounds a little like the backing to a Basshunter track, but it does a little more than that. I can't say it's entirely my thing, but very listenable. Loved how the song fell of a cliff at the end. On July 01 2010 17:30 heyoka wrote: Clicked on "the best son" blog, found out it was about music and not the delightful relationship a member had with his father. You have deceived me for the last time, Team Liquid. I win. On July 01 2010 18:21 Bill Murray wrote: have you ever checked out beirut? i love some zach condon Beirut's great. No album this year though, we'll all hear about it when it comes. On July 01 2010 21:45 Lurgee wrote: I'm a fan of the last track. Fun. Don't know enough about Aussie music. Great music video. I think Delta Spirit deserves a mention, as does yeasayer and Of Montreal (released a track a few days ago). Thanks for introducing me to Stars, I guess that makes up for the grave sin you committed by placing Tell 'Em at #4. (In my opinion) Tell 'Em is unsophisticated, and rather dull. There is nothing new to be found in that track, and overall it just served as a clear warning to steer well clear of Treats. I can't quite put a finger on exactly what about the song makes me despise it, but the ridiculously loud beats at the start are one of the many symptoms indicative of a poor song. A lot of people seem to be in love with that album, but I really do not understand why. Taste in music is by definition subjective, so I guess judging you for liking a track which I see as, for lack of a better word, obnoxious, doesn't discredit the rest of your list which is pretty solid. + Show Spoiler + I can't find anything but live stuff for delta spirit on YT, so here is a hypem link: http://hypem.com/#/track/1149333/Delta Spirit - Bushwick Blues edit: Tame Impala has some amazing music to offer in their 2010 album titled "Innerspeaker". Give Aussie music some love  .+ Show Spoiler + About Treats; I'll give you the unsophisticated, but I would say Tell 'Em is anything but dull. There's just stuff happening in that song, and it might not make a ton of sense, but I think the energy is infectious, it's exactly what I'd want an opening track to do. I do agree though that the rest of the album is underwhelming, and the only song that really holds up under repeated listening (for me) is Tell 'Em. On July 01 2010 22:06 zulu_nation8 wrote: "Treats" is pretty much the exact same album as the unofficial bootlegs Sleigh Bells put out prior. There's literally no difference between any of of their songs and from when they first started playing live to the release of the album. The guy added some instruments to two of the singles and that was it. You need to get the pitchfork garbage out of your head. "All My Friends" is not the best song of the past decade roflmao. When you take the opinions of pitchfork verbatim, it's probably best to not precede your insight with "in my humble opinion." Psssh. You've accused me of this before, but it's not the case. For example, I spent the last five minutes on Pitchfork to find out that they gave Mumford and Sons a 2.9 or something idiotic, and panned the Stars and Sage Francis album. I have no love lost for that website, but what am I supposed to do, deliberately not like the music that they like? Nah. And "All My Friends" ties with "The Crane Wife" and "Waving Flag" for best song of the decade... in my own opinion, and likely nobody else's. On July 02 2010 02:02 CTStalker wrote: ^ lolz nonetheless, some good tunes. i really like mumford and sons. reminds me a little of arcade fire's new single Hopefully going to see Arcade Fire at Oshega this month. But while I can't figure out how Mumford reminds you of Arcade Fire, I love both. On July 02 2010 03:06 a176 wrote: what a garbage list. where's lady gaga? Not releasing an album in 2010! On July 02 2010 04:04 Z3kk wrote: Wowowow! This is the first list of good songs that I really, really, really like!! Thank you so much for sharing! Just about every song here is beautiful! Please, please make post more of this!!! Norwegian Recycling is also quite good at mash-ups, not that unlike DJ Earworm. I made a set of blogs earlier this year after each month. And I have a friend who loves "Viva la Viral" from NR, and plays it all. the. time. On July 02 2010 06:53 Louder wrote: Afraid of Everyone - by The National It's a really good album, but I have difficulty pinning one song as brilliant. Either Bloodbuzz or your pick, I guess. On July 02 2010 09:57 Binky1842 wrote: john prine! <3<3 gives it a church like chior feel to the song. i dig. he's so goofy live. wonderful! Hopefully I'll see him live in Minneapolis in September! *** And the only disappointing thing about the Sage Francis song is that he hasn't quite worked out how to make it work as well live. But you can't have everything, I guess. | ||
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Linx_101
Canada166 Posts
On July 02 2010 03:06 a176 wrote: what a garbage list. where's lady gaga? What a garbage suggestion, where's Pretty Boy Swag by Soulja Boy? | ||
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AraqirG
United States266 Posts
http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/s/Airplanes Part II/2SiCXb | ||
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AraqirG
United States266 Posts
http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/playlist/TL Top 10 of 2010/31535357 The only song missing is The Ruse one since it wasn't on grooveshark Enjoy  (feel free to add to the OP) | ||
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tree.hugger
Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
On July 03 2010 04:52 AraqirG wrote: Also, I made a grooveshark playlist to make it easier to listen to them. http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/playlist/TL Top 10 of 2010/31535357 The only song missing is The Ruse one since it wasn't on grooveshark Enjoy (feel free to add to the OP) Added, and thank you! As for the Soulja Boy song, you're right, I totally forgot. That song is the best thing I've listened to since the vuvuzelas stopped. | ||
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