#Don Holley

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Buddy Holly with the Everly Brothers, 1958

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Quincy Jones – Gula Matari

Gula Matari is a 1970 studio album by Quincy Jones.

Pepper Adams – baritone saxophone Danny Bank – bass and baritone saxophones Hubert Laws – flute solos Jerome Richardson – soprano saxophone solos Freddie Hubbard, Danny Moore, Ernie Royal, Marvin Stamm, Gene Young – trumpet/flugelhorn Wayne Andre – trombone Al Grey – trombone solos Toots Thielemans – guitar and whistle solo Herbie Hancock, Bob James, Bobby Scott – keyboards Grady Tate – drums Don Elliott – bass marimba on “Gula Matari” Jimmy Johnson, Warren Smith – percussion Ray Brown – bass Ron Carter – bass on “Gula Matari” Richard Davis – bass on “Gula Matari” Major Holley – bass and voice solo Milt Jackson – vibes Seymour Barab, Kermit Moore, Lucien Schmit, Alan Shulman – cello Valerie Simpson, Marilyn Jackson, Maretha Stewart, Barbara Massey, Hilda Harris – vocals

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Prepare yourself for entire paragraphs written at 4:30 am of me analysing stuff 😅

Cars (expecially Cars 2) = I joined the fandom back in 2022 and even though being in this fandom has been so far my best worst experience for specific reasons, I'm still interested in it.

In particular the thing I like the most about this franchise is the amazing lore explored by Cars 2 that really showed how big and variegated this universe of talking vehicles can be. They showed us criminal organizations, political and social issues, different locations, the fact that there is a big espionage organization that no one knew about before Mater got involved with them that has been developing advanced technologies to fight crime (including even building cars with rockets XD) and even introduced a new country exclusive to the Cars universe that gives some informations about the geopolitics of the Cars universe.

But what makes it more interesting to me is the fact that the movie doesn't take all of this too seriously in its plot unlike what a movie with so much lore usually does. And this is actually intentional bc the movie is supposed to be a spy comedy and one of the major themes of the movie is the contrast between Finn and Holley, coming from a world where they are built and trained to be killing machines who have to deal with dangerous criminals, and Mater who is just a silly guy that has always lived a peaceful life in a small town. But unfortunately many people fail to see the symbolism in this writing choice by Pixar and just write it off as dumb 😑

What proves that there is an actual theme behind this aspect of the movie being apperantly not so serious is the end credits song Collision of Worlds. In fact, in an interview with Robbie Williams about the song (which was written and sang by him with Brad Paisley) he said that they chose the title "collision of worlds" bc of all the different things happening in the movie that collide with one another, like the movie being both about racing and spies, having a silly protagonist having to deal with serious danger and two trained spies having to deal with him, and so on

And the lyrics of the song is about different aspects of both American and British culture, basically representing that "collision of worlds" that is the relationship between Mater, Finn and Holley throughout the movie

There are other things I could say, but it would take too much space from the other hyperfixations I wanted to talk about 😅

Well, after this analysis of what I love about Cars 2, let's talk about my other hyperfixations:

Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal = This is my favourite anime and I believe it's pretty underrated (though recently I've seen it getting more popular at least in the Yu-Gi-Oh! fandom).

The main reason why I love this series is pretty much the same for Cars 2: the lore and world building.

POTENTIAL SPOILERS OF ZEXAL AHEAD

Zexal's universe is devided into 3 worlds: the Human World (which is obviously our world and where the protagonist Yuma and his friends come from), Astral World and Barian World (or called simply Barian)

The last two are also referred as "the Parallel Worlds" and they are supposed to be heaven and hell respectively in the Zexal canon, since the anime takes inspiration from Christian lore and things from the Bible to built its own lore

The series mixes some Christian themes with Eastern philosophy. The universe in Zexal is formed by two energies: Light and Chaos, which are two faces of the same medal. The Human World is made of both forces together, while Astral World is pure Light and Barian is pure Chaos. But at some point it is revealed that Astral World and Barian World were once one world and it was made of both Light and Chaos just like the Human world, but the people living there wanted to achieve an higher level of being by rejecting Chaos and living of pure Light, and that rejected Chaos formed Barian. And the main villain of the series (Don Thousand, who is the God of Barian) is basically Satan in the Zexal canon.

But this decision to reject Chaos was actually a bad thing bc the two energies need to be in harmony. This harmony is represented by Zexal itself, which is not just the name of the series, but is also the power that allows Yuma and his partner Astral (a very important being from Astral World) to become as one. Astral represents Light and Yuma represents Chaos. Basically Zexal is the force that transcends the difference between the two energies bc the two accept one another in his body. This sounds a lot like the philosophy of Taoism bc it recognizes the need of two opposite forces to be in harmony and complete one another, while the decision on Astral World to reject Chaos to live of pure Light sounds more like the philosophy of Puritans, which believe that you need to avoid anything that's "sinful" in order to be on the right path.

The particular thing is that this theme can be found in many other aspects of the series that on the surface they don't seem to have anything to do with it. One of these is the duel between Yuma and Tokunosuke in episodes 5 and 6, bc the entire plot of those episodes talks about Astral not being able to comprehend the "Chaos part" of human nature bc or his origin from a world of pure Light and learns about it by observing the way Tokunosuke shows Yuma two different versions of him (one good and one evil) and thus Astral starts to understand how a world made of both Light and Chaos works

My last hyperfixation:

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon = this videogame series has been my favourite since I played Explorers of Sky for the first time when I was 11 (and Explorers of Sky is still my favourite videogame of all time). Every single game has amazing stories that can actually get pretty dark or tackle important themes.

SPOILERS AHEAD

For example, the major theme of Explorers of Sky is the clash of ideologies between Grovyle and Dusknoir: Grovyle, who wants to change history and heal the world from the eternal darkness it has been stuck in since the collapse of Temporal Tower despite knowing that this would lead to his death, and Dusknoir, who fears death and wants to keep history the way it is so that he can keep being alive, but forced to live an eternal empty life.

But Explorers of Sky is the most popular of the series, so many people already understood how deep this game can get, but unfortunately many weren't able to see how deep some of the others are, Gates to Infinity in particular. This game has been criticized for having a "childish plot" and I really don't know how can people call childish a plot that literally talks about themes like depression, mental health and even suicidal thoughts. Basically the majority of the villains in the game were just people who needed therapy to heal past trauma, but instead decided that ending the world and dying with it would be a better choice to solve all their problems, but ofc they realized that there are better ways to solve their problems.

Usually when talking about this theme, the "moral" is that if you suffer you just have to get up and carry on and that's it, which maybe can solve an individual's problem, but not a society one. But this game on the contrary says that in order for things to get better not only the mentality of the individual has to change, but also society has to do its part so that no one has to suffer anymore.

Ok, sorry for the long paragraphs of me lore dumping about my hyperfixations 😅

Thank you for coming to my TedTalk

You know what? Fuck it. Reblog this post gushing about your current hyperfixation. Idc what it is. Strawberries? Talk about how much you love them and what cool stuff you know about them. A TV show or book? Make long paragraphs gushing about it. Idc. Need to see more people talking about their hyoerfixations.

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Aimé par un Père qui nous écoute...

“Seigneur, je fais appel à Toi, viens vite près de moi ! Écoute-moi : je T'appelle !” Ps 141. 1

Holley Gerth raconte : “Je viens de m’endormir quand soudain le téléphone sur ma table de chevet se met à sonner. Je réponds d’une voix embuée de sommeil. C’est ma fille de 22 ans qui vient de vivre une journée difficile et qui souhaite me parler. Je fais tout mon possible pour l’écouter. Je prie très vite que Dieu me donne les paroles adéquates pour répondre à ses inter- rogations. Mais cela n’est pas nécessaire. Au bout de quelques minutes elle me dit qu’elle se sent déjà mieux, et je me rends compte qu’en fait elle n’avait pas besoin de conseils, seulement d’entendre ma voix et de savoir que je l’écoutais.” L’exemple de la fille d’Holley nous donne une leçon d’importance. Combien de fois, au soir d’une journée pénible et déprimante, ne nous sommes-nous pas recroquevillés dans notre déprime au lieu d’appeler notre Père qui est tou- jours prêt à nous écouter ? David avait l’assurance de pouvoir appeler son Père spirituel dès qu’il se sentait seul, perdu, en manque de réconfort. Il se savait aimé de Dieu, malgré ses fautes. Sa foi était celle d’un enfant qui ne doute pas que le rôle de son père est de répondre à ses ap- pels à n’importe quel moment de la journée ou de la nuit. Souvenez-vous qu’il est écrit à propos de Dieu, “Celui qui te garde ne sommeille pas. Non, Il ne sommeille ni ne dort, Celui qui garde Israël” (Ps 121. 3-4). L’auteur de la lettre aux Hébreux écrit : “Approchons-nous donc avec as- surance du trône de la grâce, pour obtenir compassion et trouver grâce, en vue d'un secours opportun” (He 4. 16). Il est prêt à répondre à nos appels à l’aide, prêt à nous rappeler combien Il nous aime. Imitons David et appelons-Le simplement, dès que nous sentons que nous per- dons pied, que nous sommes effrayés ou que nous sommes submergés de pensées négatives.

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Aimé par un Père qui nous écoute…

“Seigneur, je fais appel à Toi, viens vite près de moi ! Écoute-moi : je T’appelle !” Ps 141. 1

Holley Gerth raconte : “Je viens de m’endormir quand soudain le téléphone sur ma table de chevet se met à sonner. Je réponds d’une voix embuée de sommeil. C’est ma fille de 22 ans qui vient de vivre une journée difficile et qui souhaite me parler. Je fais tout mon possible pour l’écouter. Je prie très vite que Dieu me donne les paroles adéquates pour répondre à ses interrogations. Mais cela n’est pas nécessaire. Au bout de quelques minutes elle me dit qu’elle se sent déjà mieux, et je me rends compte qu’en fait elle n’avait pas besoin de conseils, seulement d’entendre ma voix et de savoir que je l’écoutais.” L’exemple de la fille d’Holley nous donne une leçon d’importance. Combien de fois, au soir d’une journée pénible et déprimante, ne nous sommes-nous pas recroquevillés dans notre déprime au lieu d’appeler notre Père qui est toujours prêt à nous écouter ? David avait l’assurance de pouvoir appeler son Père spirituel dès qu’il se sentait seul, perdu, en manque de réconfort. Il se savait aimé de Dieu, malgré ses fautes. Sa foi était celle d’un enfant qui ne doute pas que le rôle de son père est de répondre à ses appels à n’importe quel moment de la journée ou de la nuit. Souvenez-vous qu’il est écrit à propos de Dieu, “Celui qui te garde ne sommeille pas. Non, Il ne sommeille ni ne dort, Celui qui garde Israël” (Ps 121. 3-4). L’auteur de la lettre aux Hébreux écrit : “Approchons-nous donc avec assurance du trône de la grâce, pour obtenir compassion et trouver grâce, en vue d’un secours opportun” (He 4. 16). Il est prêt à répondre à nos appels à l’aide, prêt à nous rappeler combien Il nous aime. Imitons David et appelons-Le simplement, dès que nous sentons que nous per- dons pied, que nous sommes effrayés ou que nous sommes submergés de pensées négatives.

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TVR Trident 

The third of three prototype TVR Trident Coupés and the only right-hand drive example, the Trident was designed by Trevor Fiore and hand-built in steel on a stretched TVR Griffith 200 chassis by Carrozzeria Fissore of Turin in 1965. It was shown at the Turin Motor Show in November of that year before being sent to TVR Cars where it was dismantled and carefully stored until 1972. Over the next decade or so it passed through the hands of several optimistic restorers before being acquired by its current owner in 1986, at which time a full restoration commenced under the guidance of Sir Stirling Moss’ ex-racing mechanic, Don Haldenby. Don's brief was to return this unique TVR to its original condition, including sourcing a correct Ford 289 V8 with 4-barrel Holley carburettor, Borg Warner T10 gearbox and Salisbury Power-Lok 4HU differential. When the Trident was put together in the late 1980s, the correct TVR suspension was unavailable, so it was fitted with Ford front and Jaguar rear suspension, pleasingly, resulting in better drivability and, as it was a prototype, that was the whole idea.

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Best birthday present ever. Sean’s beautiful 1965 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS was given to him by his wife as a 40th birthday present. It’s powered by a 711HP 440ci Holley fuel-injected Don Hardy Race Cars LS7 mated to a Tremec T56 Magnum 6-speed manual transmission and rides on a Roadster Shop SPEC chassis, Fox coilovers, Wilwood disc brakes, 245/35R19 & 305/30R19 Diamond Back Classics Nitto 555 GSII tires, and 19x8.5/19x11 Forgeline forged three piece OE1 wheels finished with Satin Black centers, Satin Black outers, and bow tie dog dish chrome hub caps! See more at: https://forgeline.com/customer-gallery/sean-sullivan

Photos by John Jackson, courtesy of All Chevy Performance

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Don Licht (left) and Donn Holley at the MSNF “Meeting of the Mayors Protest” (1972). Photo courtesy of the Dr. Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York, Archives & Special Collections Department, E. H. Butler Library, SUNY Buffalo State.

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I finally got around to the last baby daddy wall. Decided to make a mini room dedicated to the mothers of the challenge with all their urns. That’s not creepy at all... Lol. Let’s do one final roll call for all 74 official sperm donors and 2 honorable mentions for the bonus babies. 🤣

Generation 1, Sunny: Bjorn Bjergsen, Caleb Vatore, Arun Bheeda, Marcus Flex, Akira Flex (Kibo), Dominic Fyres, Luciano Garcia, Connor Pearce, Don Lothario, Reggie Steinberg, Finley Frost, and Colten Munch.

Generation 2, Holly: Billy Capricciosa, Jamal Shipman, Roland Salcedo, Warren Felton,Talon Linares, Rodney Delta, Daniel Reyes, and Elias Gallegos.

Generation 3, Pearl: Nioe Lin, Franklin Romeo, Devon Fraser, Jacoby Huntington, Adrian Holley, Mathias Ewing, Dennis Pancakes, Makoa Kealoha, Alika Kahananui, and Iker Villareal.

Generation 4, Zoey: Allen Rosa, Eduardo Pearce, Jose Barfield, Shingo Yamaguchi, Alton Voss, Genji Sakamoto, Markus Abraham, Elliott Farris, and Flint Walnut.

Generation 5, Journey: Ayden Hecking, Darrel Charm, Tomax Collette, Shea Bjergsen, Cameron Fletcher, James Adachi, Harrison Rosa, Noel McCain, Oliver Smith, Dan Clemons, and Zachary Vatore.

Generation 6, Scarlett: Brock Burroughs, Dion Shockley, Raymond Longoria, Arthur Simmons, Herman New, Fred Thurman, Jet Rider, Salem Maplewood, Eric Dawson, Alexander Perez, Finneas Pumpkin, and Charlie Hunt.

Generation 7, Elsa: Knox Greenberg, Jules Rico, Cletus Harris, Mack Johnston, Connor O’Malley, Tyrone Johnson, Kay Jeong, and Luke Nelson.

Generation 8, Poppy: Jason Ortega, Kado Akiyama, and Naoki Ito. Honorable mentions not pictured: Brandon Kumar and Kai Uchida.

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Happy Birthday, @holleyberry! I hope you have a fabulous day, for a wonderful lady! *hugs* Please accept this humble gift of Don/Cassandra romance. ♥

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#goodguysvirtualcarshow #protouringtexas Kenny’s 69’ camaro, vintage air, holley efi, don hardy Lsx, rickstank, beautiful car. https://www.instagram.com/p/B-R71MPg_9X/?igshid=8mp3gnc5bp4j

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Aimé par un Père qui nous écoute...

“Seigneur, je fais appel à Toi, viens vite près de moi ! Écoute-moi : je T'appelle !” Ps 141. 1

Holley Gerth raconte : “Je viens de m’endormir quand soudain le téléphone sur ma table de chevet se met à sonner. Je réponds d’une voix embuée de sommeil. C’est ma fille de 22 ans qui vient de vivre une journée difficile et qui souhaite me parler. Je fais tout mon possible pour l’écouter. Je prie très vite que Dieu me donne les paroles adéquates pour répondre à ses interrogations. Mais cela n’est pas nécessaire. Au bout de quelques minutes elle me dit qu’elle se sent déjà mieux, et je me rends compte qu’en fait elle n’avait pas besoin de conseils, seulement d’entendre ma voix et de savoir que je l’écoutais.” L’exemple de la fille d’Holley nous donne une leçon d’importance. Combien de fois, au soir d’une journée pénible et déprimante, ne nous sommes-nous pas recroquevillés dans notre déprime au lieu d’appeler notre Père qui est toujours prêt à nous écouter ?

David avait l’assurance de pouvoir appeler son Père spirituel dès qu’il se sentait seul, perdu, en manque de réconfort. Il se savait aimé de Dieu, malgré ses fautes. Sa foi était celle d’un enfant qui ne doute pas que le rôle de son père est de répondre à ses appels à n’importe quel moment de la journée ou de la nuit. Souvenez-vous qu’il est écrit à propos de Dieu, “Celui qui te garde ne sommeille pas. Non, Il ne sommeille ni ne dort, Celui qui garde Israël” (Ps 121. 3-4). L’auteur de la lettre aux Hébreux écrit : “Approchons-nous donc avec assurance du trône de la grâce, pour obtenir compassion et trouver grâce, en vue d'un secours opportun” (He 4. 16). Il est prêt à répondre à nos appels à l’aide, prêt à nous rappeler combien Il nous aime. Imitons David et appelons-Le simplement, dès que nous sentons que nous per- dons pied, que nous sommes effrayés ou que nous sommes submergés de pensées négatives

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BEANSONBREAD AWARDS 2020 - BEST ALBUM

AWARD NO.2 - BEST ALBUM OF 2020

PAST WINNERS

2019 > Self Esteem - ‘Compliments Please’ (see full list HERE)

2018 > Kero Kero Bonito - ‘Time ‘n’ Place’ (see full list HERE)

2017 > Richard Dawson - ‘Peasant’ (see full list HERE)

2016 > Blood Orange - ‘Freetown Sound’ (see full list HERE)

2015 > Holly Herndon - ‘Platform’ (see full list HERE)

2014 > FKA Twigs - ‘LP1′ (see full list HERE)

2013 > These New Puritans - ‘Field Of Reeds’ (see full list HERE)

2012 > Django Django - ‘Django Django’ (see full list HERE)

2011 > Shabazz Palaces - ‘Black Up’ (see full list HERE)

2010 > These New Puritans - ‘Hidden’ (see full list HERE)

2009 > Animal Collective - ‘Merriweather Post Pavilion’ (see full list HERE)

2008 > Wild Beasts - ‘Limbo, Panto’ (see full list HERE)

2007 > Animal Collective - ‘Strawberry Jam’ (see full list HERE)

2006 > Safetyword - ‘Man’s Name Is Legion’ (see full list HERE)

2005 > Animal Collective - ‘Feels’ (see full list HERE)

2004 > Devendra Banhart - ‘Rejoicing In The Hands’ / ‘Nino Rojo’

2003 > Dizzee Rascal - ‘Boy In Da Corner’

2002 > The Streets - ‘Original Pirate Material’

2001 > The Beta Band - ‘Hot Shots II’

2000 > Outkast - ‘Stankonia’

1999 > The Beta Band - ‘The Beta Band’

1998 > The Beta Band - ‘The Three EPs’

1997 > Radiohead - ‘OK Computer’

1996 > Beck - ‘Odelay’

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THE RULES - No Re-issues, Live Albums, Compilations, or EPs.

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SPECIAL MENTIONS for these collections

Bulbils (Richard Dawson & Sally Pilkington) - 50 lockdown albums

Dean Blunt ‘Roaches 2012-2019’

These New Puritans ‘The Cut (2016-2019)’  

Hudson Mohawke ‘B.B.H.E.’ & ‘Poom Gems’

Various Artists ‘Paul Institute - Summer 2020’

Various Artists ‘Return To Y’Hup - The World Of Ivor Cutler’

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***SPOTIFY PLAYLIST FEATURES TRACKS FROM TOP 80 ALBUMS (coming later) ***

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WORTH A MENTION (in no order) - A bunch of albums i enjoyed but didn’t quite make the final lists and others i just didn’t hear enough to be considered properly.  A list for future me to revisit.

Still House Plants / Fire-Toolz / Lomelda / Jerskin Fendrix / Zebra Katz / The Bug / Lorenzo Senni / Diamond Soul / Wilma Archer / Black Dresses / The Fantasy Orchestra / William Carkeet / Bonny Light Horseman / KA / Yung Lean / BlackPink / Rural Internet / Okay Kaya / Future / Belan / Tame Impala / Banoffee / JARV IS / Grimes / Whitmer Thomas / Jeff Parker / The Massacre Cave / Porridge Radio / Selena Gomez / Teyana Taylor / Sparkle Division / Cecile Believe / Lyra Pramuk / Waxahatchee / Happyness / Khruangbin / Bananagun / OHMME / Drakeo The Ruler / Missterspoon / Juice WRLD / Lonnie Holley / Jiafeng / October Drift / Roisin Murphy / KeiyaA / Dizzee Rascal / Salem / Tiña / The Weeknd / Aaron Cartier / Dana Gavanski / A.R. Pinewood / The Cool Greenhouse / Royce Da 5’9’’ / Rachel Aggs / Karl Band / Four Tet / Georgia / Sonic Boom / Kali Uchis / Luis Pestana / Salac / David A Jaycock / Klein / Temple After Faith / Roman Noseband / Dylan Henner / G.S. Sultan / Hinds / Jess Williamson / Coby Sey / Randolph’s Leap / Matthew D. Gantt / Stephen Kerrison / Katie Gately / Snails / Juniore / Good Dog / Lil B / Kamaiyah / Ryuichi Sakamoto / The Big Moon / Zoe Mc Pherson / Holy Fuck / Ovrkast / Reol / Andy Shauf / Ethan Gruska / Poliça / D Smoke / Sign Libra / Chara & YUKI / Wiley / Bad Bunny / Shirley Collins / Jordana / Gaika / DJ Python / North Americans / Michael / Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith / Lido Pimienta / Everything Is Recorded / Lwesberg / Sufjan Stevens & Lowell Brams / Rhodri Davies / LA Priest / Ian William Craig / Flohio / Irreversible Entanglements / Islet / Westside Gunn / Empress Of / NNamdi / Warm Digits / Baxter Dury / Kehiani / Eels / Emmy The Great / Owen Pallett / Elysia Crampton / The Beths / Julianna Barwick / Liv.E / Jimothy Lacoste / Ben Frost / J Hus / Sylvan Esso / Haiku Hands / Ariana Grande / Jean Dawson / Food House / Nuala Honan / Helena Deland / Boldly James / Headie One / Oliver Coates / Lowkey-E / Bree Runway / Warren Ellis / Boldy James & The Alchemist / Young Knives /  Little Dragon / The Garden / Melt Yourself Down / Quakers / Kamasi Washington / Mogwai / Gil Scott-Heron & Makaya McCraven / Eyeliner / ‘The Whalebone Box’ OST / Special Interest / Teyana Taylor / Nadine Shah / Tricky / Moor Mother / Nick Storring

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2020 RUNNERS UP (in no order)

William Basinski ‘Lamentations’

Hook ‘Crashed My Car’

Vic Berger IV ‘Late Enough To See The Moon’

Nines ‘Crabs In A Bucket’

My Morning Jacket ‘The Waterfall II’

Firestations ‘Dream Home’

Moses Boyd ‘Dark Matter’

Dick Dent ‘Life’s Hard’

Nicholas Stevenson ‘Dead Arm, Vol.2’

Otto ‘Clam Day’

Pa Salieu ‘Send Them To Coventry’

Undermedvetenheten ‘Undermedvetenheten’

Martha Ffion ‘Nights To Forget’

Adrianne Lenker ‘Songs’

Happy Spendy ‘You’re Doing Okay’

Mark Korven ‘The Lighthouse’ OST

21 Savage and Metro Boomin ‘Savage Mode II’

Yorkston/Thorne/Khan ‘Navarasa’

Three Queens In The Mourning & Bonnie Prince Billy ‘Hello Sorrow / Hello Joy’

Shopping ‘All Or Nothing’

Megan Thee Stallion ‘Good News’

Obongjayer ‘Which Way Is Forward?’

Mush ‘3D Routine’

Geoff Barrow, Ben Salisbury & The Insects ‘Devs’ OST

Luke Abbott ‘Translate’

Spinning Coin ‘Hyacinth’

Princess Nokia ‘Everything Sucks’

Fleet Foxes ‘Shore’

Julia Holter ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ OST

Sufjan Stevens ‘The Ascension’

Nicolas Jaar ‘Cenizas’

Pottery ‘Welcome To Bobby’s Motel’

Jessie Ware ‘What’s Your Pleasure?’

Jung Jae II ‘Parasite’ OST

Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist ‘Alfredo’

Doves ‘The Universal Want’

Brigid Mae Power ‘Head Above The Water’

Bab L’ Bluz ‘Nayda!’

James Yorkston ‘That Summer, We Flew’

Oklou ‘Galore’

Angel Olsen ‘Whole New Mess’

The Lemon Twigs ‘Songs For The General Public’

Marie Davidson & L’Œil Nu ‘Renegade Breakdown’

Gupi ‘None’

Alexia Avina ‘Unearth’

John Bence ‘Love’

Colin Stetson ‘Color Out Of Space’ OST

King Krule ‘Man Alive!’

Against All Logic ‘2017-2019’

Willie J Healey ‘Twin Heavy’

Jam City ‘Pillowland’

MXLX ‘Maximum Amounts Of Extremely Fucking Yes (Vol.1)’

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THE TOP 80 ALBUMS OF 2020

80. Poppy ‘I Disagree’ 79. ThisisDA ‘Mud Hype’ 78. Fenne Lily ‘BREACH’ 77. Gorillaz ‘Song Machine’ 76. Soccer Mommy ‘Color Theory’ 75. 1995 Epilepsy ‘1995 Epilepsy’ 74. Jabu ‘Sweet Company’ 73. Actress ‘Karma & Desire’ + ‘88’ 72. Chloe x Halle ‘Ungodly Hour’ 71. Dirty Projectors ‘5EPs’

70. Beatrice Dillon ‘Walkaround’ 69. Matmos ‘The Consuming Flame: Open Exercises In Group Form’ 68. Blanck Mass ‘Calm With Horses’ OST 67. Eartheater ‘Phoenix: flames Are Dew Upon My Skin’ 66. Sega Bodega ‘Salvador’  65. Savage Mansion ‘Weird Country’ 64. Kelly Lee Owens ‘Inner Song’ 63. Daniel Blumberg ‘On&On’  62. Clementine March ‘Le Continent’ 61. HAIM ‘Women In Music Pt.III’

60. Dua Lipa ‘Future Nostalgia’ 59. Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs ‘Viscerals’ 58. Darkstar ‘Civic Jams’ 57. Lil Uzi Vert ‘Eternal Atake’ 56. This Is The Kit ‘Off Off On’ 55. Shabazz Palaces ‘The Don Of Diamond Dreams’ 54. Princess Nokia ‘Everything Is Beautiful’ 53. The Orielles ‘Disco Volador’ 52. Oro Swimming Hour ‘Pteradactyl’ 51. MXLX ‘Serpent’

50. Dan Deacon ‘Mystic Familiar’

49. Jay Electronica ‘A Written Testimony’

48. Fiona Apple ‘Fetch The Bolt Cutters’

47. Galen Tipton ‘Ungoliant’

46. Knife Liibrary ‘MARKS: Songs For Those I Have Killed’

45. Deerhoof ‘Future Teenage Cave Artists’

44. Caribou ‘Suddenly’

43. Working Men’s Club ‘Working Men’s Club’

42. Seamus Fogarty ‘A Bag Of Eyes’

41. Field Music ‘Making A New World’

40. Cornershop ‘England Is A Garden’

39. Lambchop ‘Trip’

38. Katy J Pearson ‘Return’

37. Amaarae ‘The Angel You Don’t Know’

36. James Ferraro ‘Neurogeist’

35. Hen Ogledd ‘Free Humans’

34. Spectres ‘It’s Never Going To Happen And This Is Why’

33. Laura Marling ‘Song For Our Daughter’

32. Bill Callahan ‘Gold Record’

31. Bob Dylan ‘Rough And Rowdy Ways’

30. A.G. Cook ‘7G’

29. Good Sad Happy Bad ‘Shades’

28. SAULT ‘Untitled (Black Is)’

27. Run The Jewels ‘RTJ4’

26. Clipping ‘Visions Of Bodies Being Burned’

25. Thundercat ‘It Is What It Is’

24. Pictish Trail ‘Thumb World’

23. Jessy Lanza ‘All The Time’

22. Yves Tumor ‘Heaven To A Tortured Mind’

21. Sorry ‘925’

20. Yaeji ‘What We Drew’

19. A.G. Cook ‘Apple’

18. Wesley Gonzalez ‘Appalling Human’

17. Pet Shimmers ‘Face Down In Meta’ & ‘Trash Earthers’

16. Arca ‘KiCK i’

15. 100 Gecs ‘1000 Gecs And The Tree Of Clues’

14. Tara Clerkin Trio ‘Tara Clerkin Trio’

13. Richard Dawson ‘Republic Of Geordieland’

12. Phoebe Bridgers ‘Punisher’

11. Perfume Genius ‘Set My Heart On Fire Immediately’

10. Charli XCX ‘How I’m Feeling Now’

9. Rina Sawayama ‘SAWAYAMA’

8. Dorian Electra ‘My Agenda’

7. Alabaster DePlume ‘To Cy & Lee: Instrumentals Vol.1’

6. SAULT ‘Untitled (Rise)’

5. Tim Heidecker ‘Fear Of Death’

4. Moses Sumney ‘græ’

3. Oneohtrix Point Never ‘Magic Oneohtrix Point Never’

2. Crack Cloud ‘Pain Olympics’

1. The Flaming Lips ‘American Head’