...via the nice folks at Rollo & Grady:
Patterson Hood :: 2010 Year End Round Up
http://www.rollogrady.com/patterson-hood-2010-year-end-round-up/
Patterson's best of 2010 (and then some)
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Rollo & Grady is a great music blog site. Good to see Patterson unveiling his favorites over there.
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Not surprisingly, he has excellent taste in singles 
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Re: Patterson's best of 2010 (and then some)
Interesting. I haven't heard quite a bit on his list. Guess I've got some homework to do.
I've never cared much for Hemingway, but I haven't read him in 25-30 years either. I trust Patterson's taste, might be worth a revisit.
I've never cared much for Hemingway, but I haven't read him in 25-30 years either. I trust Patterson's taste, might be worth a revisit.
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Re: Patterson's best of 2010 (and then some)
Hemingway: You gotta read him, and some of it is great, but his reputation far exceeds his actual work product, and too much of that macho bullshit at one time can make one seriously ill.
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Re: Patterson's best of 2010 (and then some)
Patterson's year end music lists tend to be filled with his buddies (not entirely, but the man is good at getting his friends' names out there)
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Re: Patterson's best of 2010 (and then some)
He's right about the Hold Steady show at the 40 Watt being the best of the year. Patterson got on stage and did his backing vocals for "Navy Sheets." I got to meet him after the show. Cool times all around.
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That Sparklehorse and Danger Mouse album would definitely be in my top 10 for albums of the year. The second to last song on the album with Vic Chesnutt singing is just creepy. A lot of great contributors on that album.
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Cubfan06 wrote:That Sparklehorse and Danger Mouse album would definitely be in my top 10 for albums of the year. The second to last song on the album with Vic Chesnutt singing is just creepy. A lot of great contributors on that album.
Love that album; might be my No. 1 (thought still a bit too early to say for sure). Too bad there was so much drama/tragedy/general record biz bullshit surrounding this album; kind of made the music itself get lost in the shuffle.
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scotto wrote:Cubfan06 wrote:That Sparklehorse and Danger Mouse album would definitely be in my top 10 for albums of the year. The second to last song on the album with Vic Chesnutt singing is just creepy. A lot of great contributors on that album.
Love that album; might be my No. 1 (thought still a bit too early to say for sure). Too bad there was so much drama/tragedy/general record biz bullshit surrounding this album; kind of made the music itself get lost in the shuffle.
It def is my number one.
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