Library Journal Names Best Music Of 2010

Feb. 1, 2011 - PRLog -- LIBRARY JOURNAL NAMES BEST MUSIC OF 2010

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New York, NY, January 28, 2011—Library Journal recently announced its list of the Best Music of 2010. The selections were chosen by Matthew Moyer, who writes LJ’s Music for the Masses column, is Reference Librarian, Popular Media Department, Jacksonville Public Library, FL. In an article in LJ’s newsletter BookSmack!, Moyer commented on his choices, “Below are six releases I feel have the greatest historical and current significance.”


“Some of these albums you may have already listened to, others you will hopefully listen to soon—regardless, all go straight to my turntable or CD player when I want to hear adventurous music from the past year (all are also available digitally),” he said.


Moyer’s complete article including a review of each album is available in the January 6, 2011, issue of Library Journal’s newsletter BookSmack!

#1
David Bowie. Station to Station (Special Edition). Virgin/EMI. 2010. CD UPC 5099964758329

#2
Gayngs. Relayted. Jagjaguwar. 2010. CD UPC 656605216522

#3
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings. I Learned the Hard Way. Daptone. 2010. CD UPC 823134001923.

#4
The Body. All the Waters of the Earth Turn to Blood. At a Loss. 2010. CD UPC 616822094327.

#5 [TWO-WAY TIE]
Various Artists. The Minimal Wave Tapes. Vol. 1. Stones Throw. 2010. CD UPC 659457222321.
Best Coast. Crazy for You. Mexican Summer. 2010. CD UPC 184923100525.

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