Frank Giaramita
12/25/05, 03:41 AM
Ten Best Albums of 2005
I have a very unique style of taste when it comes to music albums. A lot of people I know like 30-40 albums a year, yet only listen to each one for about three weeks before pushing it to the side and allowing it to collect dust...I am not this way. I will usually only enjoy about 10 albums a year (in their entirety) and listen to them for about three or four months each. Below is a list of my top ten, not completely based on the quality of the album, but also the personal connection I had with it.
1-The Receiving End Of Sirens- Between The Heart And the Synapse
2-Acceptance- Phantoms
3-Mae- Everglow
4-Copeland- In Motion
5-Days Away- Mapping An Invisible World
6-Augustana- All the Stars And Boulevards
7-Cartel- Chroma
8-The Starting Line- Based On A True Story
9-Anberlin- Never Take Friendship Personal
10-The Higher- Histrionics
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Best EP Of 2005
EP's are usually useless to me, but I really enjoyed Ludo's EP because it had an incredible concept and an innovative and revolutionary style.
Ludo- Broken Bride
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Up-And-Comers To Watch in 2006
These bands aren't necessarilly bands that I enjoy (although most of them are), but just bands that I feel will solidify a large fanbase sometime within the next year.
1-As Tall As Lions
2-From First To Last
3- Hellogoodbye
4-Aiden
5-The Higher
6-Anathallo
7-Augustana
8-Novice
9-Cartel
10- Treaty Of Paris
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Producers Of The Year
1-Matt Squire
2-Aaron Sprinkle
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Hardest Working Band Of 2005
1-The Junior Varsity
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Best Singles Of 2005
1-Lifehouse- You And Me
2-Thrice- Image Of The Invisible
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Worst Singles Of 2005
1-Yellowcard- Lights And Sounds
2-Acceptance- Different
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Best Unsigned Bands Of 2005 (with minimal buzz)
Ludo--www.purevolume.com/ludo--"Save Our City"
Treaty Of Paris--www.purevolume.com/treatyofparis-- "Hellow Nurse"
The Waiting Game-- www.purevolume.com/thewaitinggameil-- All
Novice-- www.purevolume.com/novice-- All
The Royal Blue--www.myspace.com/theroyalblue--"Hazy Days"
I have a very unique style of taste when it comes to music albums. A lot of people I know like 30-40 albums a year, yet only listen to each one for about three weeks before pushing it to the side and allowing it to collect dust...I am not this way. I will usually only enjoy about 10 albums a year (in their entirety) and listen to them for about three or four months each. Below is a list of my top ten, not completely based on the quality of the album, but also the personal connection I had with it.
1-The Receiving End Of Sirens- Between The Heart And the Synapse
2-Acceptance- Phantoms
3-Mae- Everglow
4-Copeland- In Motion
5-Days Away- Mapping An Invisible World
6-Augustana- All the Stars And Boulevards
7-Cartel- Chroma
8-The Starting Line- Based On A True Story
9-Anberlin- Never Take Friendship Personal
10-The Higher- Histrionics
--
Best EP Of 2005
EP's are usually useless to me, but I really enjoyed Ludo's EP because it had an incredible concept and an innovative and revolutionary style.
Ludo- Broken Bride
--
Up-And-Comers To Watch in 2006
These bands aren't necessarilly bands that I enjoy (although most of them are), but just bands that I feel will solidify a large fanbase sometime within the next year.
1-As Tall As Lions
2-From First To Last
3- Hellogoodbye
4-Aiden
5-The Higher
6-Anathallo
7-Augustana
8-Novice
9-Cartel
10- Treaty Of Paris
--
Producers Of The Year
1-Matt Squire
2-Aaron Sprinkle
--
Hardest Working Band Of 2005
1-The Junior Varsity
--
Best Singles Of 2005
1-Lifehouse- You And Me
2-Thrice- Image Of The Invisible
--
Worst Singles Of 2005
1-Yellowcard- Lights And Sounds
2-Acceptance- Different
--
Best Unsigned Bands Of 2005 (with minimal buzz)
Ludo--www.purevolume.com/ludo--"Save Our City"
Treaty Of Paris--www.purevolume.com/treatyofparis-- "Hellow Nurse"
The Waiting Game-- www.purevolume.com/thewaitinggameil-- All
Novice-- www.purevolume.com/novice-- All
The Royal Blue--www.myspace.com/theroyalblue--"Hazy Days"