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Call me a snob, but it's hard to believe anyone is still listening to commercial radio. There's so much great music out there today, and the internet makes it so easy to explore and find.
I assume most people reading blogs like this one have already broken away from commercial radio to discover what they really like. But I'm sure you know someone who listens to the radio every day! PLEASE send them this list so that they can begin to explore some of the wonderful music out there. There is more to modern music than Justin Timberlake and Coldplay!
Please add your suggestions in the comments.
Here we go... 50 albums to get you started. If you made a mix of the best of these, you'd never go back to commercial radio again.
In alphabetical order by artist. Click on links to preview in itunes.
1.
Beck: Sea Change
2. Beck: The Information
3. Belle & Sebastian: Dear Catastrophe Waitress
4. Belle & Sebastian: The Life Pursuit
5. Ben Folds: Rockin’ the Suburbs
6. Blur: Parklife
7. Bob Dylan: Blood on the Tracks
8. Cake: Pressure Chief
9. Cake: Prolonging the Magic
10. David Byrne: Look Into the Eyeball
11. Death Cab for Cutie: Plans
12. Death Cab for Cutie: Transatlanticism
13. Decemberists: Castaways and Cut-Outs
14. Dido: No Angel
15. Eels: Blinking Lights
16. Elliott Smith: Either/Or
17. Elvis Costello: When I Was Cruel
18. Flaming Lips: The Soft Bulletin
19. Flaming Lips: Yoshimi Battles the Robots
20. Fugees: The Score
21. John Linnell: State Songs
22. Johnny Cash: Unearthed
23. Kaiser Chiefs: Employment
24. Los Lobos: Kiko
25. M.I.A.: Arular
26. Magnetic Fields: 69 Love Songs
27. Morrissey: You Are the Quarry
28. Mountain Goats: Get Lonely
29. Mountain Goats: Sunset Tree
30. Mountain Goats: Tallahassee
31. Natalie Merchant: Tigerlily
32. Nellie McKay: Get Away From Me
33. Postal Service: Give Up
34. Radiohead: OK Computer
35. Ron Sexsmith: Other Songs
36. Scissor Sisters: Scissor Sisters
37. Shins: Chutes Too Narrow
38. Shins: Oh Inverted World
39. Sly & The Family Stone: The Essential
40. Stephen Stills: Manassas
41. Sufjan Stevens: Illinoise
42. Sufjan Stevens: The Avalanche
43. The Band: Stage Fright
44. The Streets: A Grand Don’t Come for Free
45. They Might Be Giants: Factory Showroom
46. They Might Be Giants: The Spine
47. Tom Petty: Highway Companion
48. White Stripes: Get Behind Me Satan
49. Wilco: A Ghost is Born
50. Wilco: Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
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I assume most people reading blogs like this one have already broken away from commercial radio to discover what they really like. But I'm sure you know someone who listens to the radio every day! PLEASE send them this list so that they can begin to explore some of the wonderful music out there. There is more to modern music than Justin Timberlake and Coldplay!
Please add your suggestions in the comments.
Here we go... 50 albums to get you started. If you made a mix of the best of these, you'd never go back to commercial radio again.
In alphabetical order by artist. Click on links to preview in itunes.
1.
Beck: Sea Change 2.
Beck: The Information 3.
Belle & Sebastian: Dear Catastrophe Waitress 4.
Belle & Sebastian: The Life Pursuit 5.
Ben Folds: Rockin’ the Suburbs 6.
Blur: Parklife 7.
Bob Dylan: Blood on the Tracks8.
Cake: Pressure Chief9.
Cake: Prolonging the Magic10.
David Byrne: Look Into the Eyeball11.
Death Cab for Cutie: Plans12.
Death Cab for Cutie: Transatlanticism13.
Decemberists: Castaways and Cut-Outs14.
Dido: No Angel15.
Eels: Blinking Lights16.
Elliott Smith: Either/Or17.
Elvis Costello: When I Was Cruel18.
Flaming Lips: The Soft Bulletin19.
Flaming Lips: Yoshimi Battles the Robots20.
Fugees: The Score21.
John Linnell: State Songs22.
Johnny Cash: Unearthed23.
Kaiser Chiefs: Employment24.
Los Lobos: Kiko25.
M.I.A.: Arular26.
Magnetic Fields: 69 Love Songs27.
Morrissey: You Are the Quarry28.
Mountain Goats: Get Lonely29.
Mountain Goats: Sunset Tree30.
Mountain Goats: Tallahassee31.
Natalie Merchant: Tigerlily32.
Nellie McKay: Get Away From Me33.
Postal Service: Give Up34. Radiohead: OK Computer
35.
Ron Sexsmith: Other Songs36.
Scissor Sisters: Scissor Sisters37.
Shins: Chutes Too Narrow38.
Shins: Oh Inverted World39.
Sly & The Family Stone: The Essential40.
Stephen Stills: Manassas41.
Sufjan Stevens: Illinoise42.
Sufjan Stevens: The Avalanche43.
The Band: Stage Fright44.
The Streets: A Grand Don’t Come for Free45.
They Might Be Giants: Factory Showroom46.
They Might Be Giants: The Spine47.
Tom Petty: Highway Companion48.
White Stripes: Get Behind Me Satan49.
Wilco: A Ghost is Born50.
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