my list of all time favorites

 

Audio Bullys: Generation (2006)

Very catch tunes to get you dancing! A unique combination of house, garage, beats & baselines

Franz Ferdinand: Franz Ferdinand (2004)

This is there brilliant debut album. It has such a diverse mix of tracks that there (surely) must be something for everyone.

Amadou et Mariam: Dimanche A Bakomo (2004)

The malinese duo Amadou and Mariam sing chansons that touch the soul, produced by Manu Chao
-> a must have

Sinsemilia: Debout les yeux ouverts (2004)

Powerful french Reggea/Ska

The Streets: Original Pirate Material (2002)

So, have you heard The Streets yet?

If the answer is no, then it sucks to be you.

St. Germain: Tourist (2000)

A mix of house beats and jazz improvisation. A really, really great CD.

Moby: Play (1999)

A great CD, blending dance beats and old-fashioned gospel. "Play" is pure digital work of art & one of the best CDs in my collection which is quite obviously the best CD collection in the world.

Skunk Anansie: Post Orgasmic Chill (1999)

Unfortunatly Skunk Anansie broke up, so there won't be another album :-( I had the luck to watch Skin's performance with her new band during a local festival. She is a born entertainer.

Manu Chao: Clandestino (1998)

Happy music of a happy traveller. The tracks have a huge multitude of layers that makes this a very interesting album to listen to.

Morcheeba: Big Calm (1998)

I was first introduced to Morcheeba during my military service. Chill chill chill bloody sergeant. The smooth beats and Skye Edwards' smoky vocals on this CD makes it super easy to listen to from beginning to end.

Phon Roll: Moon Not Same (1995)

Last and most touching album they produced during the 7 years they had been active. Front singer was a former neighbour of mine, so I got all there CDs.

Yello: Essential (1993)

A compilation of Yello's best known singles from the 80's. Excellent & plain fun to listen to.