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last week's good records sales chart
  
1. Midlake - The Trials of Van Occupanther
2. Sufjan Stevens - The Avalanche
3. Kashmere Stage Band - Texas Thunder Soul 1968-1974
4. Nobody & Mystic Chords of Memory - Tree Colored See
5. The Long Winters - Putting The Days To Bed
6. The Black Angels - Passover
7. The Drams - Jubilee Dive
8. Thom Yorke - The Eraser
9. Spoon - Telephono/Soft Effects EP
10. Muse - Black Holes and Revelations
11. Tom Petty - Highway Companion
12. Silverspun Pickups - Carnavas
13. Beirut - Gulag Orkestar
14. Raconteurs - Broken Boy Soldiers
15. Vetiver - To Find Me Gone
16. Various Artists - Zealous Records presents: Soul Sides Vol. 1
17. The Knife - Silent Shout
18. The Theater Fire - Everybody Has a Dark Side
19. Caribou - Start Breaking My Heart
20. Caribou - Up In Flames

Good to see Caribou on the list this week. They are one of my favorite bands currently making music, and I would really suggest checking out the kraut influenced Milk of Human Kindness or the more psychetronic Up in Flames if you haven't already. And no big surprise at #1, although it will be interesting to see how long they stay on this list as compared to Theater Fire, who seem to have been on it every week for the past couple of months. A lot of the rest of the list is kinda strange, huh? Two of the bands I've never even heard of. Guess which ones...
  
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Zak says..6:52 AM
  
I'm surprised to see Tom Petty on there. Not that he sucks or anything, but just weird to see that on the Good Charts.
  
Anonymous says..4:27 AM
  
Dan Snaith is Manitoba/Caribou.
There is no "band", conceptually.
  
JS says..11:52 PM
  
i think it's silversun pickups...

http://www.myspace.com/silversunpickups
  
Anonymous says..11:40 PM
  
would the second unknown be Nobody & Mystic Chords of Memory?
  
mc says..10:04 PM
  
- Long Winters suck
- Drams rule
- I liked the Caribou (the band formerly called Manitoba) Milk of Human... record a lot when I first heard it but less with every listen. By listen 10 it was listed on eBay. The sounds are interesting and well executed, but it is a little soulless and slick and safe in a way. I feel the same way about M83.
  
justin? says..9:50 PM
  
the drams
  
jamo says..8:21 PM
  
the long winters?
  
pimplomat says..7:25 PM
  
Wait. Who's Sufjan Stevens? Is he local?
  
Anonymous says..7:25 PM
  
Tom Petty?
  
stonedranger says..6:30 PM
  
nope, not Kashmere.... but Silverspun and one more
  
Johnsan D Woodsan says..6:07 PM
  
the Kashmere Stage Band is a pretty good record if you like funk and soul circa 1950's. Pretty good stuff
  
Anonymous says..5:43 PM
  
Kashmere Stage Band and Silverspun Pickups?
  
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