Favorite Albums of 2008 So Far?
NPR wants to know (and I'm curious, too): What are your favorite albums of 2008 so far? They've posted this nifty poll and want you to vote. Are your top picks even on the list? A few of mine are definitely missing. Though my taste changes hourly (it's my prerogative), right now my Top 3 would include: Santogold, Flight of the Conchords, Esperanza Spalding, and Robyn. Damn, that's four. Well, that's ok. I'm in charge here today.
--Renata Sadunas


Sergio Vasconcelos on June 26, 2008 at 05:11 PM
1-ISLANDS-Arm's way
2-KULA SHAKER-Strangefolk
3-THE BLACK KEYS-Attack & Release
4-BLACK MOUNTAIN-In the future
5-RADAR BROS-Auditorium
Sergio Vasconcelos on June 26, 2008 at 05:10 PM
1-ISLANDS-Arm's way
2-KULA SHAKER-Strangefolk
3-THE BLACK KEYS-Attack & Release
4-BLACK MOUNTAIN-In the future
5-RADAR BROS-Auditorium
Sergio Vasconcelos on June 26, 2008 at 05:08 PM
1-ISLANDS-Arm's way
2-KULA SHAKER-Strangefolk
3-THE BLACK KEYS-Attack & Release
4-BLACK MOUNTAIN-In the future
5-RADAR BROS-Auditorium
Monty on June 25, 2008 at 06:36 AM
Plant & Krauss, "Raising Sand". Yeah, I know it came out last year, but it came out late and really didn't take off until this year. The tour has also been a knockout by all accounts.
Ignatz Ratzkeratzke on June 24, 2008 at 08:09 AM
13ghosts, "Strangest Colored Lights"
Grand Archives, self-titled
Fleet Foxes, self-titled
Futureheads, "This is Not the World"
eMC, "The Show"
Jeff Reguilon on June 23, 2008 at 10:10 PM
My top 5 so far:
Al Green - Lay It Down
Jamie Lidell - Jim
Estelle - Shine
Throw Me The Statue - Moonbeams
Erykah Badu - Erykah Badu : New Amerykah Part 1: 4th World War
That makes me seem like some sort of R&B crazy. I suspect this will change as the year (or week or evening) goes on.