Still on my turntable (so to speak)

Elbow...more power to them. Plus Spiritualized, Pete Molinari and Fleet Foxes.

Elbow
Chris Difford

Both fantastic I reckon. Lyrics to die for.

Seventh Tree still satisfies

Dig mostly:
Portishead - Third
Goldfrapp - Seventh Tree
Elbow - Seldom Seen Kid

Dig a fair bit:
Last Shadow Monkey Puppets - Age Of The Understatement
Blood Everywhere - Pop Up
Duffy - Rockferry (mainly because t'other half plays it a lot)
MGMT - Oracular Spectacular

Dig in general:
Bon Iver - For Emma Forever Ago
(like it LOTS, but not remembering any of it in the shower)
Neon Neon - Stainless Style
Hercules & Love Affair (they get single of the year anyway)
Weezer - Village People album

Wh'appen?:
The Feeling
(I loved the first, and various tunes knocked around my head for an age, but nothing has stuck this time around)

Album played most but not technically released that year:
Radiohead - In Rainbows
Justice

Looking forward to:
Annie
Primal Scream

my memory is so bad, I can scarcely remember albums I bought three weeks ago. But this year I have been sucuumbing to the serried delights of: Bob Mould's newie; My Morning Jacket's vastly underrated new one' Spiritualized's A and E; another tip to Elbow and REM's return to form.

My three favourites are:

Kathleen Edwards - Asking for flowers
Eileen Rose - At our tables
Tift Merritt - Another country

plus MrsP's choices of:

Duffy - Rockferry

while the only man to show is Van. She's very keen on Keep it simple.

to Mr Weller I am thinking, with his '22 Songs' - it's an embarassment of riches one might say. He even makes a jazz noise here and there, pointless noodler that he is.

kd lang "watershed" is still working its magic.

Stars "In our bedrooms after the war" is interesting

Elbow's is starting to grow (must see a doctor)

I'm still trying to puzzle out Burial.

Two oldies that i cant get enough of that i've bought
Supersession" Bloomfield, Kooper and Stills very interested inMike Bloomfield's output any recommendations out there??

"A Hard Road"-John Mayall, I first bought "Blues From Laurel Canyon" which I found tedious but hit the jackpot with "Hard Road" some top Peter Green if anyone is interested.