#10 Opheliac - The Deluxe Edition
I know it is technically a re-release of Opheliac by Emilie Autumn, but it is such an amazing album packed with some extra goodies like acoustic versions of Asleep, Mad Girl, and
Favorite from original album:
Favorite "bonus" from deluxe edition: Gloomy Sunday, because it has so much emotion & EA showing off her mad violin skillz.
And yes I can so do the two favorites for this particular album. I know it should be higher ranked, but like I said it is technically a re-release
#9 Dancing The Whole Way Home
Yes, I only know Miss Li because of the iPod nano commercial showing off her song
Favorite:
These lyrics pretty much encompass why this song is my favorite off the album:
"Pretty Lady, beauty, botox and champagne
What's inside that polythene brain?
Yes I can see that you are bothered by me
Behind that fashion magazine
And your new shiny teeth
Your world is made of polythene
Your shoes, your face, your limousine
And you don't care 'bout anything
But your plastic life and stupid things
So read your magazine
Just live your plastic shallow dream"
#8 The Fame Monster
Lady GaGa is as talented as she is insane, which is why I can give her credit for an album well-done. I know she is popular and I am not one to easily give in to current popular artists, but she seems to be one of the few new artists that have talent.
Favorite:
#7 Ellipse
Imogen Heap is a completely unique artist. I have only recently started to listen to her work, but she is quickly becoming a favorite of mine and her latest release only continues to proves what a talent she is. After listening to the single
Favorite:
"You're not golden and I'm getting tired
Act like you own the place when really you've only just arrived
I caught first glimmers in hides and skins
Look who's all grown up, black swanning about the solar winds
You're gonna lose it all and find yourself on your knees
So get a grip and you might flow reverse the great slow bleed
I've tried patience but you always want a war
This house won't tolerate anymore"
"The cold shoulder, folded arms, the looking up
You've never listened and carry on careless regardless
This is not a fire drill and if we hold any hope
It's harmonic connection, in stereo symbiosis
These Legoland empires choking out mine
Now you're everywhere, everywhere multiplying around me child
A strain on my heart
This rock can't tolerate anymore
Do you love me?
Get only what you give back"
#6 Lungs (Deluxe Version)
I have only recently begun listening to Florence + The Machine, but I am quickly falling in love.
Favorite:
#5 This Is The One
Utada's album was the only thing that kept me from lashing out at people at my job during the summer, seriously. All I had to do was plug in my headphones and put on
Favorite:
#4 (500) Days of Summer (Music from the Motion Picture)
This is one of the best soundtracks for a movie I have ever heard, second only to Pirate Radio/The Boat that Rocked. What got me intrigued was that Zooey Deschanel sings on it and I love her voice, as well as Regina Spektor, Wolfmother and The Smiths.
Favorite: It is super difficult to just pick one, but it has to be There Is a Light That Never Goes Out by The Smiths
#3 I Dreamed A Dream
How is picking Susan Boyle's album even an option? It must be on this list, she is so incredibly talented and beautiful in my eyes that she has got to be on my list.
Favorite:
#2 The Boat that Rocked (Music from the Motion Picture) / Pirate Radio (Music from the Motion Picture)
They are the same album, although I think one track is different. The movie has a ton of awesome songs, but I still love the album...even if it doesn't have every single song from the movie in it. The movie struck a chord with me (crap, bad pun, I apologize!) and the soundtrack has some great classics in it.
Favorite:
#1 Far (Bonus Track Version)
Honestly, this album is the only non-soundtrack album on here that I can listen to all the way through without skipping a song, so that is one reason it gets top place. The next and most important reason is that this is Regina Spektor we are talking about, her work is amazing.
Favorites: changes almost constantly, but The Calculation
It's a pity the two soundtracks don't have links, oh well. Check them out on iTunes, Amazon, or whatever.





















































































































































































