(#388, Is This It? by The Strokes)
These guys seemed to own 2002 for a period of time, and it almost seems like they've fallen off the face of the earth since then. They've actually released four other albums since then, but I haven't heard a note from any of them, and I'm not really sure why. This is a solid garage rock record, and I really am surprised that I haven't given them more of a look since 2002. Perhaps it's because that's the last year that I watched any MTV2, and that is where I discovered them.
And even though you've all seen it, you probably haven't seen it recently. Here's the video for "Last Nite" ...
(#387, Mission Bell by Amos Lee)
This album is the answer to an interesting trivia question. Which album has the lowest sales ever for a number one record? In its debut week, this album sold just over 40,000 copies, which was number one in the country, but that total is the lowest ever for a number one record. I don't give a shit about trivia like that, I'm not even sure why I shared it. This album is fantastic, featuring a good number of guest musicians, and was produced by Joey Burns of Calexico.
Here's "Violin" featuring Sam Beam ...
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