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KP's 2017 Album Top 10
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2017-12-24 11:57:12
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These are the 10 best albums I bought in 2017:
I'm not gonna try to put them in any order, because it all depends on my mood. If they made this list, it means I like them.
Slægt:
Domus Mysterium
The new hope and the new rulers of Danish metal. Slægt have already blasted all competition to smithereens. Mercyful Fate reborn.
Miley Cyrus:
Younger Now
Miley returned to her roots. It's a brilliant pop country album. I'm not sure if she'll ever make the perfect Miley album, but this one comes close enough.
Warner E. Hodges: Right Back Where I Started
Warner is the only artist on this list twice (also with DBAHS.) This is his best solo album so far. It sounds even better live, I had the pleasure of hearing it in Malmö. A real guitar hero and a great guy.
Nine Inch Nails: Add Violence (EP)
The 2nd NIN EP in a trilogy. Just as nice as the first one. I love getting a new NIN EP every 6 months. These EPs have everything on them that ever made NIN cool.
Prince & The Revolution: Purple Rain [3CD+DVD Boxset, Collector's Edition]
Remastered + lots of extended and unreleased tracks in great quality. One of the greatest rock albums in history finally got a worthy boxset treatment.
Black Magic Six:
Choose Death
A very fine album from my favorite Finnish madmen. Jukka complains he didn't sing well enough, because of a sore throat, but I don't care. It's 27:18 minutes of rock n roll and I like it and so does Satan.
Dan Baird & Homemade Sin: Rollercoaster
My new favorite DBAHS album. It has a nice consistent flow of fine rock songs and it sounds really good too.
Derwood: Tone Poet Livation (Live 2017)
Slide-guitar maestro Derwood's Tone Poet projects played live on a radio show. Sounds really good and a nice selection of songs from the 3 albums so far. A new one should get released next year.
GWAR:
The Blood Of Gods
The return of my favorite space alien gods. Nothing can kill GWAR - not even death.
Motörhead: Under Cöver
A collection of some cover songs done by Motörhead. Neither the perfect nor the complete version it could have been, but it's a fine listen with a good flow.
Albums right outside the list:
Alice Cooper:
Paranormal
The original shock rocker is back. Not that he ever went away. Not his best album in newer time, but still worth several spins on your player.
Jesper Binzer:
Dying is Easy
Jesper's debut solo album. Sounds a lot like D-A-D at times, but with a bit more serious lyrics. Not a bad album, but nothing special either. Good clean family entertainment you can trust. I would have preferred something a lot more dangerous than that. Maybe next time.
Ani DiFranco: Binary
Another rather quiet album from Ani. Not her best, but Ani is always worth a listen, and this is no exception.