Another great effort from this band. Four Winds should have been a major hit.

Spoon might be the premier band recording today. Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga is not their best effort, but it's still head and shoulders above nearly everything else out there.

Radiohead is at it again. Year after year they seem to come out with an album that winds up on nearly every critics best of list. This is no exception. Like any Radiohead release it takes multiple listenings to really appreciate it's greatness

This lady can sing. If she she survives her drug and alcohol abuse and stays with us for a few more years, she may be considered among the all time greats.

I'm not a fan of Plant and Krauss's music usually isn't my cup of beer, but this record works. An unusually subdued Plant works magic together with the sweet voiced Krauss. A beautiful record.

This proves Radiohead isn't alone with their smart, intricate rock.

Modest Mouse just puts out one solid album after another.

You cant deny that this man has talent. Solid song writing, catchy tunes.

I wasn't smitten with this on the first few listenings. But it really grew on me. It's no "Turn on the Bright Lights". They are no longer just a Joy Division tribute band and are forging their own path.

Solid follow-up to their outstanding first release.

Like many I was introduced to this band through the iPod commercial. Just had to have it after hearing "Flathead". The rest of the songs are just as good.

"Young Folks" alone makes this a must.

Quirky and energetic. The singer talks over the music, rather than than sings. Catchy and fun, but they seem to be a one trick pony and will probably amount to no more than a novelty act. Still, "Direct Hit" is an awesome song.