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Showing posts with label 100 Greatest Canadian Albums. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 100 Greatest Canadian Albums. Show all posts

Monday, July 22, 2013

100 greatest Canadian albums ever (40-21)



We're continuing with our countdown of the 100 greatest Canadian albums ever. Last Monday we revealed 60-41, and now we're ready to move on to 40-21, featuring writeups from model-turned-author Christy Turlington (Burns), author-artist Douglas Coupland, alt-rocker J. Mascis, country superstar Gord Bamford and more.


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It may be an impossible task to accurately quantify the greatest, but we’ve given it our best: CBC Music presents the 100 greatest Canadian albums. Ever.

Thursday, July 11, 2013

100 greatest Canadian albums ever



As we count down the 100 greatest Canadian albums ever, we'll update this post with all of the links and highlights.


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It may be an impossible task to accurately quantify the greatest, but we’ve given it our best: CBC Music presents the 100 greatest Canadian albums. Ever.

The talent in this country is unparalleled, the scope of our music as vast and diverse as the landscape. A strong foundation of musicians and bands have worked hard and continue to work hard; they are known and proven quantities who hold their own on an international scale, making Canada one of the biggest and most exciting music hotspots in the world.

We’ve also asked a diverse array of musicians, writers, actors and artists to write about each album on the list. The star-studded list of contributors comes from all over the world, reflecting the breadth and depth of appreciation for Canadian music.

Albums 100-81 feature writeups from famed pianist/hip-hop enthusiast Chilly Gonzales, Our Lady Peace's Raine Maida, rock band Tokyo Police Club, R&B singer Zaki Ibrahim, graphic novelist Bryan Lee O'Malley and more.

Albums 80-61 feature writeups from Oscar Award-winning actor Russell Crowe, the Barenaked Ladies' Ed Robertson, R&B singer Divine Brown, indie rock band Young Galaxy, singer-pianist Sarah Slean, hockey hotshot Don Cherry and more.

What would your number one Canadian album be? Tell us in the comments below. And discuss the first batch on Twitter using #CBC100, or leave a comment on our Facebook page.

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by CBC Music via Electronic RSS

Thursday, July 4, 2013

100 greatest Canadian albums ever (100-81)

 

It may be an impossible task to accurately quantify the greatest, but we’ve given it our best: CBC Music presents the 100 greatest Canadian albums. Ever.

The talent in this country is unparalleled, the scope of our music as vast and diverse as the landscape. A strong foundation of musicians and bands have worked hard and continue to work hard; they are known and proven quantities who hold their own on an international scale, making Canada one of the biggest and most exciting music hotspots in the world. Need proof? Look no further than the gallery above.
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