3. The crane wife - the Decemberists
2. Return to cookie mountain - tv on the radio
1. Hell hath no fury - clipse

Surprisingly good year, though it shows a change in my life - some feel so much newer, some so much older, I was possibly no longer being soundtracked by albums by then

I play songs of both in DJ sets all the time and have done since I got old enough to not just play house.

I prefer Paul's Boutiques songs as they sound better louder.

Both are vital.

Not sure if she gift linked it, but anyway, here you go

Neither of these are records that I will listen to a lot.
Both of them are good!
I'm going to vote for the Cure because of the peak in the middle being so so realised.
I think Trent needed more time to achieve that.
And he absolutely does.
But for this period, the cure reach divinity better.

Whilst I think all Discworld novels that I read in school changed everything for me, small gods made me realise there were others that felt the same about the constructs around me, and absolutely solidified how you can be amazed at the world without needing to pick a side. So grateful.

hook.up.me/ale

If you want to set one up, they will pay you and me $15 for the privilege with this link. Do it. I left St George for them years ago because they were dragging their feet on implementing payid, and have never looked back.

tidal.com/browse/track...

I love almost every record on there

3. All hands on the bad one - sleater Kinney
2. Dopethrone - electric wizard
1. 13 tales from urban Bohemia - the dandy Warhols

Yeah but announcing this did give the AFL a new and exciting way to deflect any possible chance of attention away from the AFLW finals, which seems to be their absolute top priority.

Next year they will announce that if it hits the post and goes in it will count as a goal on AFLW GF week