Further Consideration For Top Ten Lists

In what seems like a neverending review of this year’s musical testaments, I’ve been able to reflect further upon some albums.

John Mayer Trio - Try! The John Mayer Trio Live In Concert
My love for John Mayer has turned off and on about as often as Ross and Rachel’s dating intentions; yet here I find myself back on board with *John Mayer*. His tasty new musical blues adventure simply stated is a gorgeous piece of work, interweaving some brilliant jam pieces as well some current hits ("Daughters") and older favorites ("I’ve Got A Woman"). Mayer is definitely attempting to define himself the way he would like to be seen and not how the record label has cow-towed him to every high school/college female out there, and good for him. It’s nice to see him finding his legs.

The Fray - How To Save A Life
Another album I’ve had for a bit but only recently I’ve really started to enjoy immensely. This release quite possibly could be entering 6-10 range on my top ten listing.

Panic! At The Disco - A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out
An album I highly enjoyed a few weeks back, I’m currently finding this music piece falling out of favor. Thus the problem with all summer music, my enjoyment lasts as long those glorious, sunny days.

The Mars Volta - Frances The Mute
Still good. Though I still think De-Loused In A Comatorium is better.

Posted by Joshua Hynes

This entry was posted on Friday, December 9, 2005 at 4:07pm. It has been filed under Media, Music, News, Reviews, Personal, Lists, Writers, Joshua.

Comments

Okay. So only one person has cared enough to leave their two cents. How depressing! Especially considering all the trouble I went through posting this in the first place. Well you can leave a comment if you want. It might cheer me up.

i was excited to see a commercial for that Mayer album the other day, didn’t realize he had another release coming out so soon.
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Dan Diemer wrote on Friday, December 9, 2005 at 7:13pm.