Well, we’ve come to the end of another exciting month which means that it’s time for me to backtrack through all of my reviews and come up with a list of the greatest records I have listened to over the course of August.
In no particular order, here is that list:
Junkyard – The Birthday Party (1982 Missing Link)
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Psychotic punk frenzy from the king of madness, Nick Cave.
Debut – Bjork (1993 One Little Indian)
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Quirky experimental pop music from Iceland’s crowned queen of weird.
It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back – Public Enemy (1988 Def Jam)
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One of the greatest rap records of all time.
Licensed To Ill – The Beastie Boys (1986 Def Jam)
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Hilarious angry white boy hip-hop with a healthy sense of irony.
Cinder – Dirty Three (2005 Touch and Go)
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Beautifully played and composed instrumental folk rock.
Songs The Lord Taught Us – The Cramps (1980 Illegal)
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Real real gone rockabilly with a punk twist.
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band – The Beatles (1967 Parlophone)
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There really is nothing to say about this album. Just amazing.
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