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  1. 02-10-2004, 11:47 AM #1
    3dArray
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    TFF Best CDs of 2003 Poll.

    Identify your 'best' CD of 2003 for each of the following categories:

    Best Blues:

    Best Country:

    Best Jazz:

    Best Rock:

    Best Beyond*:

    *Transcends a single category

    Thanks, 3d.
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  2. 02-10-2004, 12:13 PM #2
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    blues- bores me so i don't listen. anyway, most of the best blues have already been done by guys who are dead.

    country- "It's Just The Night" The Del McCoury Band

    jazz- "sonic trance" nicholas payton

    rock- "a rush of blood to the head" coldplay (my personal favorite album of the year...in fact it ranks up there in my all time list. it's a really fucking good album. every song is solid. tasty guitar work.)

    beyond- "yoshimi battles the pink robots" the flaming lips



    you should also consider
    -"live phish #18- 5/7/94- The Bomb Factory: Dallas, TX" - phish

    -"sea changes" - beck
    it's just not a friday night without some good chinese beer.
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  3. 02-10-2004, 02:47 PM #3
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    I didnt hear anything new in 2003 that would qualify for best of anything.
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  4. 02-10-2004, 03:41 PM #4
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    Shows you how evil I am... I liked "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below" by OutKast.

    To show how really evil I am... I also liked the Rhino HandMade "Faithful Virture" set by John Sebastian.
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  5. 02-11-2004, 04:40 PM #5
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    The only records from 2003 that I purchased were:
    Jeff Beck - Jeff
    Jeff Beck - Live at BB King's Blues Club
    Eric Johnson - Souvenir

    Nothing else that I heard produced in 2003 was worth wasting even a quarter.
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  6. 02-11-2004, 08:51 PM #6
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    Re: TFF Best CDs of 2003 Poll.

    Originally posted by 3dArray
    Identify your 'best' CD of 2003 for each of the following categories:
    Best Blues: Delbert McClinton Live

    Best Country: The Next Right Thing - T. Graham Brown

    Best Jazz: Don't listen to current stuff, mostly old Davis annd 'Trane

    Best Rock: The Wind - Warren Zevon (rest in peace)

    *Transcends: "All Night All Stars, - Jimmy Hall, T. Graham Brown, Bobby Whitlock, Gregg Allman and others.
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  7. 02-12-2004, 05:07 AM #7
    Bob Onit
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    Originally posted by Marcondo
    I didnt hear anything new in 2003 that would qualify for best of anything.
    Amen Marcondo!
    In fact this is true for anything produced since 1990
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  8. 02-12-2004, 07:15 AM #8
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    Good stuff I've found in '03:

    Jazz: Cassandra Wilson- "Glamoured"
    Liberty Ellman- "Tactiles"
    Dianne Reeves-"A Little Moonlight"

    Blues/Country/jazz/Rock/Beyond(Hard to categorize)
    Jim Campilongo- "American Hips"
    Kelly Joe Phelps- "Slingshot Professionals"
    Joe Henry- "Tiny Voices"
    Joe Henry's less rural, but these 3 touch on many styles.

    Most of the obviously "rock" stuff I tried I found dissappointing.
    White Stripes, Black Keys...


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  9. 02-13-2004, 11:51 PM #9
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    2003 FAV ABUM

    ALICIA KEYS
    SHE GOT THE HOOKS THE SWEET SEXY VOICE
    AND THE GROOVE
    THAL ALL

    GOOD ALBUM

    ALICIA IS SULTRY HER VOICE THE GROOVES THE MUSIC NEVER IS BORING IT IS SEXUALLY TEASING AND VERY CATCHY
    SHE HAS THE TOUCH

    WHEN I BOUGHT HER FIRST FALLING CD I WAS SPEECHLESS OF HER VERSATILITY VERY TASTY
    BUT HER NEWEST ONE IS OUT RAGEOUS UNDERSTATMENT FOR MEN THA LIKE LADIES WITH CLASS MUSICALLY AND LADIES THA LIKE GROOVES AND GOOD MUSIC TO DANCE TO IT SMOKES
    EVERY CUT IS A TRIP
    IM A SOFTEE FOR R/B AND FUNK AND DISCO ISH GRROVES SHE IS BEST WAY TO SUMM IT UP HER MUSIC HAS THA DASH OF JAZZ FLAVOR IN IT IN ALL THE TUNES ON ALBUM 2 OF HERS I AM FLOORED CLIVE DAVIS IS STILL KICKIN ASS

    GREAT COACHING GREAT PRODUCIN MGRIN MIXIN STUDIO WORK CLIVE

    SINCERELY
    BLUE LOU
    GODBLESS

    I ALSO LIKE ALOT COLDSHOT I JUST HEARD THESE DUDES THEY SMOKE

    BUT ALICIA IS MY FAV OF 2003-20004 SO FAR
    EVERYTIME I BUILD SOMETHIIN MY WORKSHOP A AMP OR REPAIR A GUITAR ON GOES ALICIA
    I NEVER STOP WORKIN LISTENIN TO HER
    PLUS I GET LOTS DONE GRROVIN TO HER STUFF SHE IS SOMETHIN AND I AINT BULLSHITTIN ITS SO SENSUAL TASTY CATCHY I MELT LISTENIN TO HER CADEIENCE IN HER VOICE HER TASTE GGOES SO MANY STYLES ITS AMAZIN

    GREAT MUSIC
    IF PEOPLE GOT GROOVE AND LIKE CLASS SHE GOTS IT FOR SURE

    IF I HAD TO DANCE ID RATHER DANCE TO HER 2 CD'S FOR ME MY VIEWS
    ITS DANCEABLE AND NEW BLOOD NEW MUSIC VIEWS SHE IS NOT A COPYCAT I CAN NOT EXPLAIN IT I AM LOST FOR WORDS

    I NEVER KNEW IN A MILLION YRS ID DIG NEW STYLES LIKE THIS BUT I GOT SUCH A OPEN MIND I LET MY INNER PEACE FIND MY SOUL
    AFTER I GOT OFF MY TOILET BOWL

    ITS SUCH VAST VERSATILITY ALICIA POSESSES GOD BLESS HER SPARK
    IT DEFINITELY COMES FROM HER SOUL YOU COULD FEEL HER IDEALS
    SINCERELY
    BLUELOU
    GODBLESS
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  10. 02-14-2004, 07:34 AM #10
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    Originally posted by Bob Onit
    Amen Marcondo!
    In fact this is true for anything produced since 1990
    You must not have have listened to any of Delbert McClinton's stuff in the '90s.
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  11. 02-14-2004, 08:14 AM #11
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    My favorite CD of 2003. Covers a lot of the catagories!
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