Turmoil In Crazyland

[koganbot]

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Turmoil here in Crazyland as it turns out that Princesa's "Más Fuego," number three on my singles list, is definitively mid (like spring) 2009; and she was talking up the album back in 2009 too, it seems, though I suppose I could justify voting for it on the grounds of its being self-released down by the banks of the Rio De La Plata, normal release

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[freakytigger]

My last minute album chaos is down to:

R Kelly - heard once but know I will continue to like, well enough for a place (so that one not very chaotic)

Diddy Dirty Money - heard once, really enjoy despite a saggy middle, not sure whether it'll grow or shrink.

Ciara - not heard but what I HAVE heard I'm pretty sure I'd like a lot. My day I had set aside this week to hear stuff vanished cos I had to look after the kids instead. (I could have combined the two but felt it would be even MORE unfair to the records) (And possibly the kids)

[koganbot]

Oh, I was on the Diddy/Dirty Tuesday evening (though actually I spent a good deal of yesterday trying to decide whether or not it was better than Cannibal; won't tell you my answer, since I want to keep at least a few things in suspense, and anyway I may change my mind).

In regard to your glutcore post, did you get a chance to look at the ILM thread on "XHUXK'S TOP 100+ ALBUMS OF 2010!"? --which features well over 100, actually, and those are just the ones Chuck thinks are good! But a lot of them are reissues, and I never think of Chuck as caught in any manner of "sausage grind of critical listening." I doubt that he gives a fuck about leaks or (now that he's not an editor) about keeping current with what everyone else is up on. He's just endlessly curious, and happy to go where no one else is going and to have opinions where no one else is even bothering to have an opinion. (Which isn't to say he's uninterested in other people's opinions, or what they're listening to