So I know we still have two months to go, but speaking as a music fan, 2010 is pretty much over for me.
This week at tm3am.com, I examined the final big music week of the year. I know, Kanye and Cee-Lo are coming, but they're isolated incidents. This week was significant: new albums from Elvis Costello, Weezer and Bleu made it into the column, and I also picked up the new Brian Eno and the reissue of Weezer's Pinkerton. Hopefully that'll be enough to sustain me through the long winter weeks ahead.
Luckily, I liked everything I heard. Costello is typically excellent, Weezer is silly and fun, and Bleu, well, he may have made the power-pop album of the year. You can read my initial reactions to these records by clicking here, then come back here to leave me a comment.
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You will be interested to know (and probably already do) that Daniel Amos is releasing a new record next year and funding it through Kickstarter.com also.
ReplyDeleteHey Shawn,
ReplyDeleteI actually did know that, and I'll be mentioning it in an upcoming column. Although given Terry's history, I'm not sure I'd count on next year. ;-)