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Gord Downie's List of Music You Should Hear - LoftyPines - 12-01-2005

Hey all, I don't think this has been posted. I know there was the iTunes list, but this ones from Amazon. As copied below:

Gord Downie's List of Music You Should Hear

'Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven', Godspeed You Black Emperor
'Goodnight Nobody' and 'Julie Doiron and the Wooden Stars', Julie Doiron
'In the Heat of the Moment', C'mon
'Reconstruction Site', the Weakerthans
'I'm a Mountain', Sarah Harmer
'The Owl', Mike O'Neill
'It's Sydney or the Bush', the Inbreds
'La De Da' and 'Truthfully Truthfully', Joel Plaskett
'Life Drawing Without Instruction', Selina Martin
'No Cities Left', the Dears
'Cuff the Duke', Cuff the Duke
'Twin Cinema', the New Pornographers
'The Slow Wonder', A.C. Newman
'High Cost of Low Living', the Hugh Dillon Redemption Choir
'Watch Out!', Alexisonfire
'Elk-Lake Serenade', Hayden
'I Was Born on Sodom Road', Dale Morningstar
'Legion Hall' and 'Ray Charles Kinda Party', the Dinner Is Ruined
'Rick White Album', Rick White
'How Was Tomorrow?', the Cash Brothers
'Bittersweet Harmony', Skydiggers
'Prairie Wind', Neil Young
'We Were Born in a Flame', Sam Roberts
'Favourite Colours', the Sadies
'Black Mountain', Black Mountain

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- Lizard King - 12-01-2005

Sweet list Gord!! Lots of great music on there, me and Gord like alot of the same stuff, I have 3/4's of that list.. :thumb:

- keithtalent - 12-01-2005

Since I'm getting Hipeponymous for X-mas, I've been making due with a lot of New Pornographers. Amazing band, 3 very solid albums. You'll overdose on the number of hooks A.C. Newman can cram into a 3 minute song, and if that's not enough he has the beautiful voice of Neko Case at his disposal. And Kurt Dahle has to be the most underrated drummer in what I like to call rock 'n' roll! Check them out if you haven't done so. The solo album is a little more subdued but also very good.

Any Destroyer fans out there? Dan Bejar's contributions to the NPs are excellent as well, been meaning to pick up one of his albums and have no idea where to start.

- chancellor - 12-01-2005

Alexisonfire - interesting pick

- direwolf74 - 12-02-2005

What a great list! Half of those bands would be on mine as well. It's cool to think that if Gord and I ever had a conversation about music, we'd probably end up chatting for hours.

- kleh - 12-02-2005

leave it to gordie to put such a fine list together

cool that rick white's on the list his previous band's were great too, elevator & eric's trip, ill have to try to find that new solo project

always loved that reference during ''put if off'' they played their farewell show the same summer 'henhouse' was released before a brief 2001 reunion tour

- NMAS - 12-02-2005

He's a big Homer eh! For Canadian music that is!

- Wheat_King_Gus - 12-04-2005

chancellor Wrote:Alexisonfire - interesting pick

Yeah, to be honest I can't stand them. Other than that, nice picks. Nice to see The Dears, Plaskett and Uncle Neil on there.

And kleh, I take it you were at the St. John's PJ shows? Amazing, weren't they? Seeing them again a few times this Spring/Summer, hopefully. They've been one of my favourite bands since I was 10 or 11, it was such a trip seeing them in my little province.

I actually met Mike and Stone downtown, got pics with them and some autographs.

But back to the topic...Yay, Gord! :thumb:

- kleh - 12-05-2005

Wheat_King_Gus Wrote:
chancellor Wrote:Alexisonfire - interesting pick

Yeah, to be honest I can't stand them. Other than that, nice picks. Nice to see The Dears, Plaskett and Uncle Neil on there.

And kleh, I take it you were at the St. John's PJ shows? Amazing, weren't they? Seeing them again a few times this Spring/Summer, hopefully. They've been one of my favourite bands since I was 10 or 11, it was such a trip seeing them in my little province.

I actually met Mike and Stone downtown, got pics with them and some autographs.

But back to the topic...Yay, Gord! :thumb:

nice loved it over on the rock, signal hill was so beautifull !! i met 3 of the guys at the k-cafe accross from the delta, un-believable experience!!

but back on subject, plug for julie doiron too that you guys probably know did back ups on music @ work and toured w/ the little band of miracles but she is also a former eric's trip member!

- Sam - 12-05-2005

Ha anyone else got the Hugh Dillon Redemption Choir? It's a big change from the Headstones, no doubt about that. I like it, but the jury's still out on how much.

- headstoner - 12-08-2005

he digs black mountain! thats awesome. everyone who hasnt should check em out.

j

- Wheat_King - 12-08-2005

I don't like Alexisonfire, but The Weakerthans are a solid band. And of course, Neil Young is a god.

- lilbones - 12-08-2005

You'll come to see there is plenty of love for The Weakerthans out there on this board.

- direwolf74 - 12-08-2005

lilbones Wrote:You'll come to see there is plenty of love for The Weakerthans out there on this board.

Yup, and I'm one of the people who loves 'em. In fact, I can honestly say that the Weakerthans are my 2nd favorite band behind Das Hips. That's quite a lofty position, I know. But they really are that good! Can't wait to hear their next album.

- chancellor - 12-08-2005

I am a huge fan of HDRC, you have to check out their live show in a small club, its excellent