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TyronneOctober 2006 in Music
October 12th 2006 21:42
I've just realised that, despite my efforts, I neglected to post the October 2006 album release lineup at the beginning of the month, so unfortunately now it has to come during the middle again. For more information on the albums, hover over the title, and click on them to listen. Alot has already come out, it seems:
2nd October
The Servant - How to Destroy a Relationship
3rd October
Michael Johns - Michael Johns
He Is Legend - Suck out the Poison
Beck - The Information
The Killers - Sam's Town
Amos Lee - Supply And Demand
Evanescence - The Open Door
Jet - Shine On
Spitalfield - Better Than Knowing Where You Are
The Decembrists - The Crane Wife
Skillet - Comatose
South Park Mexican - When Devils Strike
4th October
Bradley Joseph - Piano Love Songs
10th October
Lloyd Banks - Rotten Apple
Sammie - Sammie
K-Os - Atlantis: Hymns for Disco
Rx Bandits - And the Battle Begun...
Sister Hazel - Absolutely
Trivium - The Crusade
Cobra Starship - While the City Sleeps, We Rule the Streets
Senses Fail - Still Searching
DESA - Arriving Alive
Rod Stewart - "Still The Same...Great Rock Classics Of Our Time"
The Blood Brothers - Young Machetes
The first half of the month hasn't had much in the way of decent music - the Killers new effort is actually good, but Jet's and Evanescence's respective second cracks are pretty atrocious. Cobra Starship - those guys that did the Snakes on a Plane theme song - have their debut out, and I haven't heard it yet, but I don't have high hopes. As for the rest of the month...
16th October
Badly Drawn Boy - Born in the U.K.
Cradle of Filth - Thornography
Fishbone - Still Stuck In Your Throat
17th October
Aerosmith - Devil's Got A New Disguise, The Very Best Of Aerosmith
Glenn Danzig - Black Aria II
Diddy - Press Play
Ruben Studdard - The Return
Ayla Brown - Forward
Jojo - The High Road
Dave Matthews Band - The Best of What's Around
Primus - They Can't All Be Zingers: The Best of Primus
Xzibit - Full Circle
Sarah McLachlan - Wintersong
20th October
Eisbrecher - Antikorper
Winger - IV
21st October
Sarah Blasko - What the Sea Wants the Sea Will Have
23rd October
Lucie Silvas - The Same Side
Robbie Williams - Rudebox
24th October
Brooke Hogan - Undiscovered
Jibbs - Jibbs Feat Jibbs
Shareefa - Point of No Return
Bright Eyes - Noise Floor (Rarities: 1998-2005)
Smile Empty Soul - Vultures
Converge - No Heroes
My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade
Taylor Swift - Taylor Swift
Sting - Songs from the Labyrinth
John Legend - Once Again
25th October
Europe - Secret Society
27th October
Savage Garden - Untitled
Macy Gray - Big
31st October
Barry Manilow - The Greatest Songs of the Sixties
Meat Loaf - Bat Out Of Hell III
Deftones - Saturday Night Wrist
Cross Canadian Ragweed - Back to Tulsa: Live & Loud at Cain's Ballroom
Bowling for Soup - Great Burrito Extortion Case
Skid Row - Revolutions Per Minute
Pitbull - El Mariel
Lil Jon - Crunk Juice
The Who - Endless Wire
Lil Scrappy - Bred 2 Die Born 2 Live
Birdman & Lil'Wayne - Like Father, Like Son
Dead Poetic - Vices
Kellie Pickler - Small Town Girl
The Residents - Tweedles
Raven Symone - From Then Until
Doesn't seem like the rest of the month is any better. Diddy, Jojo, Cradle of Filth... no thanks. Surprises were definitely Europe's new album, the Savage Garden album (no sign of a reunion, and I can't find any info on this), and Macy Gray returning to the scene with raspiness galore - maybe she gave up on acting?
A warning for Sting fans - the new album is not his usual stuff, not that he has ever been usual. But the new album is not his own original material, but rather his renditions of 17th century lute music composed by Elizabethan lutist John Dowland. While Sting's excellent vocals are ever-present and he even tries his hand at playing the lute, it's a little too wierd, and there are only some moments of enjoyment. Basically, imagine the Christmas carol "God Bless Ye Merry Gentlemen" - now imagine that being performed in one of the countless Queen Elizabeth movies. That is, essentially, the Sting album. Some may even like it, but I can guarantee the majority won't.
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