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Saturday, December 26, 2009

a.m.p.m.'s Rest of 2009


As with the aftermath of a traditional festive feast, 2009 yielded an impressive share of delicious leftovers. Here are some of the choice cuts that didn't make the main serving:

Gregory Pepper and His Problems - Drop The Plot
Maps - I Dream of Crystal
Lovvers - OCD Go Go Girls
Andrew Bird - Tenuousness
Beach House - Norway
YACHT - Psychic City (Voodoo City)
Elvis Perkins - Shampoo
Mumford & Sons - I Gave You All
Camera Obscura - French Navy
The Dutchess and the Duke - Hands
Akron/Family - Set 'em Free
Free Energy - Something in Common
Metric - Help I'm Alive
Kurt Vile - Hunchback
Vitalic - See the Sea (Red)
The Lovely Feathers - Long Walks
Dan Deacon - Paddling Ghost
Say Hi - November Was White, December Was Grey
Megafaun - The Longest Day
Baltic Fleet - 3 Dollar Dress
Arctic Monkeys - Cornerstone
Memory Tapes - Plain Material
Bill Callahan - Too Many Birds
Small Black - Despicable Dogs
Think About Life - Havin' My Baby
Lonely, Dear - Under a Silent Sea
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Heads Will Roll
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Labels: Akron/Family, Baltic Fleet, Bill Callaghan, Free Energy, gregory pepper, Kurt Vile, lovvers, maps, Megafaun, Mumford and Sons, Say Hi, Small Black Memory Tapes, the dutchess and the duke, YACHT
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