22 Albums I Would Not Have Survived The Past Decade Without (don’t end a sentence in a preposition)

22 Albums I Would Not Have Survived The Past Decade Without (don’t end a sentence in a preposition) August 20, 2008

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1. Miles Davis – Kind of Blue
2. Sigur Ros – Takk …
3. Over the Rhine – Drunkard’s Prayer
4. Rosie Thomas – If Songs Could be Held
5. Derek Webb – She Must and Shall Go Free
6. Eliza Lumley – She Talks in Maths (Interpretations of Radiohead)*
7. Evanescence – Fallen
8. The “Once” Soundtrack
9. Joni Mitchell – Blue
10. Over the Rhine – Live from Nowhere, Volume Two
11. Justin Timberlake – Future Love/Sex Sounds
12. Maroon 5 – Songs about Jane
13. Counting Crows – August and Everything After
14. Jennifer Knapp – Kansas
15. Nicole Nordeman – Brave
16. Linkin Park – Hybrid Theory
17. Norah Jones – Come Away With Me
18. The Cranberries – Everybody Else is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?
19. Plumb – candycoatedwaterdrops
20. Patty Griffin – Living with Ghosts
21. Sarah McLachlan – Fumbling Towards Ecstasy
22. Waiting for Iris – Waiting for Iris

*A current favorite.

So …what was THE album for you of the past decade? Not just popular albums, or “well-done” albums, but the one that helped you BREATHE???

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One Response to “22 Albums I Would Not Have Survived The Past Decade Without (don’t end a sentence in a preposition)”

Spears Says:
August 25, 2008 at 4:33 am
I hope J.T. doesn’t take this personally, but none of his albums helped me to “breathe” more than Fred Hammond’s ‘Purpose by Design.” Some praisin’ has existed alongside that solitary CD since the day it arrived in my mailbox at C.U. from BMG.

Invest In The Mess.

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