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I keep pushing the music post earlier and earlier, mainly because I enjoy doing so. The only glaring omission (of the music I have, or have listened to) was forgetting to include the Chicago-based duo Vitesse's album
What Can Not Be, But Is... on 2001's best album list. 2002 also brought us one of the worst-fucking-songs-I've-ever-heard
off the Spiderman soundtrack. And, in looking at music critics best of's, I discovered why it seems useless to make these sort of lists. I mean, how many critics who placed Hot Hot Heat's
Make Up the Breakdown on their best of the year ever feel the itch to pop that CD in any more? More than film critics, I think the music ones are oblivious to outright flash-in-the-pan mediocrity. Also, to defend the final single on my list, Jennifer Lopez's "Jenny from the Block" was easily the most outrageously awful songs to hit the airwaves in a long while, and
despite this, it proves just how clueless J. Lo is in her perhaps-honest, certainly-failed attempt to show the world that nothing's changed since she was drawing her eyebrows on in the Bronx fifteen years ago. I doubt the people getting turned away from malls she shut down to shop in peace are buyin' it. I guess what you get really
is what you see. I think all my musical biases are present here, from post-punk-meeting-post-rock (
Murray Street), post-shoegaze (
( ) ), obscene rap ("My Neck, My Back") and guilty pleasures one should never admit to liking (Sean Paul). So as it goes, the albums are listed in vague preferential order, while the singles are not. Check it.
Sigur Rós - ( )Check It:
Untitled 5
Sonic Youth - Murray StreetCheck It:
Disconnection Notice
Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man - Out of SeasonCheck It:
Sand River
Broken Social Scene - You Forgot It in PeopleCheck It:
Shampoo Suicide
Interpol - Turn on the Bright LightsCheck It:
Leif Erikson
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - Source Tags & CodesCheck It:
How Near, How Far
Tom Waits - Alice (also Blood Money)Check It:
Alice
90 Day Men - To EveryoneCheck It:
I've Got Designs on You
Ugly Casanova - Sharpen Your TeethCheck It:
Cat Faces
Justin Timberlake - JustifiedCheck It:
Rock Your Body
The Roots - PhrenologyCheck It:
The Seed (2.0)
Boards of Canada - GeogaddiCheck It:
1969
Do Make Say Think - & Yet & YetCheck It:
White Light of
DJ Shadow - The Private PressCheck It:
Fixed Income
Junior Senior - D-D-Don't Don't Stop the BeatCheck It:
Move Your Feet
Vincent Gallo - Recordings of Music for Film
Doves - The Last BroadcastCheck It:
M62 Song
Lanterna - SandsCheck It:
Windward
Vitesse - You Win Again, Gravity!
Marianne Faithfull - Kissin TimeCheck It:
Sex with Strangers
Beck - Sea ChangeCheck It:
The Golden Age
mclusky - mclusky Do DallasCheck It:
To Hell with Good Intentions
Missy Elliott - Under ConstructionCheck It:
Work It
Carla Bruni - Quelqu'un m'a ditCheck It:
Quelqu'un m'a dit
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the DeafCheck It:
No One Knows
Xiu Xiu - Knife PlayCheck It:
Poe PoeAssorted Jams from the Year 2002
The Flaming Lips - "
Do You Realize??" [from
Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots]
Christina Aguilera - "
Dirrty" [from
Stripped]
Khia - "
My Neck, My Back (Lick It)" [from
Thug Misses]
Jay-Z and Beyoncé Knowles - "
'03 Bonnie & Clyde"
DJ Shadow - "
Walkie Talkie" [from
The Private Press]
Ms. Jade featuring Timbaland and Nelly Furtado - "
Ching, Ching" [from
Girl Interrupted]
Spoon - "
The Way We Get By" [from Kill the Moonlight]
Ashanti - "
Foolish" [from
Ashanti]
Trina featuring Ludacris - "
B R Right" [from
Diamond Princess]
Interpol - "
Untitled" [from
Turn On the Bright Lights]
Broken Social Scene - "
Anthems for a Seventeen-Year-Old Girl" [from
You Forgot It in People]
Piano Magic - "The Season Is Long" [from
Writers Without Homes, unfortunately I couldn't find this anywhere; I wouldn't recommend buying the album though, as this is the only good song off it]
Busta Rhymes featuring Mariah Carey and Flipmode Squad - "
I Know What You Want" [from
It Ain't Safe No More...]
David Bowie - "
Sunday" [from
Heathen]
Ugly Casanova - "
Barnacles" [from
Sharpen Your Teeth]
Marianne Faithfull featuring Damon Albarn - "
Kissin Time" [from
Kissin Time]
mclusky - "
Lightsabre Cocksucking Blues" [from
mclusky Do Dallas]
Beth Gibbons and Rustin Man - "
Tom the Model" [from Out of Season]
Junior Senior - "
Shake Your Coconuts" [from
D-D-Don't Don't Stop the Beat]
Eve featuring Alicia Keys - "
Gangsta Lovin" [from
Eve-olution]
Denali - "
Relief" [from
Denali]
The Jim Yoshii Pile-Up - "
Distance" [from
Homemade Drugs]
Destiny's Child featuring Wyclef Jean - "
No No No, Pt. 2" [from
This Is the Remix]
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - "
Relative Ways" [from
Source Tags & Codes]
Justin Timberlake - "
Señorita" [from
Justified]
The Black Heart Procession - "
The Tropics of Love" [from
Amore del tropico]
Sean Paul - "
Get Busy" [from
Dutty Rock]
Coldplay - "
A Rush of Blood to the Head" [from
A Rush of Blood to the Head]
Broken Social Scene - "
Almost Crimes" [from
You Forgot It in People]
Jennifer Lopez - "
Jenny from the Block" [from
This Is Me... Then]
Film Score/Soundtrack
8 femmes - Soundtrack [Ludivine Sagnier - "
T'es plus dans le coup"; also Emmanuelle Béart - "
Pile ou face"]
Chicago - Soundtrack ["
Cell Block Tango," featuring Catherine Zeta-Jones, Mya, et al.]
Sonic Youth, et al. -
demonlover Soundtrack [You can find the whole documentary of Sonic Youth scoring the film
on YouTube]
Phillip Glass -
The Hours scoreThe
Morvern Callar soundtrack
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