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YOU'RE SAYING (160)
Pedro Amaral said | 27 February, 2009
I hope you have the 2007 Remastered albums from Leonard Cohen, specially “Songs Of Leonard Cohen”.
Andrew Harvey said | 27 February, 2009
I hope Our Endless Numbered Days by Iron & Wine is in there.
Tom Harle said | 27 February, 2009
I hope Waking Up The Neighbours by Bryan Adams is in there, I’ve played my cassette copy so much I can hardly hear ‘Hey Honey, I’m Packing You In!’ over the background hiss.
Fingers crossed!
Paul said | 27 February, 2009
Emmy The Great – First Love (2009)
A great first full-length by the very talented singer-songwriter. Funny, smart lyrics and an enchanting voice. She is going to be big.
ignacio cuesta atienza said | 27 February, 2009
i hope see burninng airlines
Aprille said | 27 February, 2009
Hmmm – I’d like Modest Mouse “We were dead before the ship even sank
Keith said | 27 February, 2009
Tom Waits Orphans would be great.
Brandon said | 27 February, 2009
Oh, nice. This is awesome. Lemme guess: MGMT, Howling Bells and Hot Snakes. Yeah? I sure hope that’s the case.
Ian M. said | 27 February, 2009
although ive already got it you cant go past having Van Halen’s 1984 album in your collection! \m/
jenn c said | 27 February, 2009
cut off your hands… You & I
please! thanks!
zoe said | 27 February, 2009
I’m hoping for the Empire of the Sun’s new disk, “Walking on a Dream”
anything really, cos my collection is needing a dress up!
Adam said | 27 February, 2009
Hmmmm I hope Guns and Roses “Chinese Democracy” is around there somewhere !
Shannon said | 27 February, 2009
I love a good surprise-especially when music is involved. Simply love it if the new Yeah, Yeah Yeah’s album It’s Blitz was included because I really want to hear it and have been looking forward to the release. cheers!
lily said | 27 February, 2009
I’ll say Minus the Bear – Acoustics, because I haven’t had a chance to purchase it yet. If it didn’t have to be a new album, I’d have to say Bad Company by Bad Company, featuring the hit single… Bad Company. I can’t deny it.
Casey said | 27 February, 2009
Justice – Cross,
amazing
Ben Clapton said | 27 February, 2009
I’m not going to put what I hope is in there, because I would much rather be exposed to 40 CD’s of artists that I’m not familiar with, to expand my listening circle. While I could go for bands that I like such as Guns N’ Roses, Ben Lee, Whitest Boy Alive (loving their album on JJJ atm), what’s the point if I already know them. I’d prefer to hear more artists that I may not have heard before.
Nat said | 27 February, 2009
Any Led Zep album would be great, esp. 1 or 3.
Riss said | 27 February, 2009
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – It’s Blitz!
Fiona said | 27 February, 2009
I’m thinking something I missed last year… like Ladyhawke. Gotta love NZ music!
Ben said | 27 February, 2009
David Holmes – Bow Down to the Exit Sign
Blake said | 27 February, 2009
Eno + Byrne, Everything That Happens Will Happen Today
Anne Nicholson said | 27 February, 2009
Ah…anything from Feist, Flight of The Concords, So Frenchy So Chic, Hard-Fi, Beach Boys or Robyn. I figure that’s broad enough to work with (I hope!).
Toby said | 27 February, 2009
Amanda Palmer – Who Killed Amanda Palmer
Saw her last night, fantastic
Amanda said | 27 February, 2009
The Black Lips – 200 million thousand !!
Sarah said | 27 February, 2009
Leader Cheetah. Fingers Crossed. x
Jason said | 27 February, 2009
Maxinquaye by Tricky. *crosses fingers*
Nick said | 27 February, 2009
The Dodos – Visitor, I can’t seem to find it anywhere at the moment
Holly said | 27 February, 2009
I really hope MGMT’s Oracular Spectacular is in there, esp. as I stupidly left it in the UK before I moved over here….how could I have forgotten to add it to my iPod?!?
mike said | 27 February, 2009
…urmm…
…i’d hope there would be an album in the 40 strong pile that was unbeknown by my senses and caused them to fizz and almost buckle as they greedily banqueted upon those supernal
ecstasies of which the music afforded myself merely a suggestive and
indefinite glimpse…
…failing that i’d settle for some jimmy nail or will young that i could give to me mar…
…thank you…
Ryan Leggett said | 27 February, 2009
The new Beirut album March of the Zapotec!
contessa said | 27 February, 2009
BLONDIE!! The Best of Blondie? yes please… <\;o{D
Jess Hearnes said | 27 February, 2009
The knife – deep cuts! please please please
Katherine said | 27 February, 2009
Saw this crazy Japanese 2 piece girl band last month called AFRORAMPO and they were insane. I hope their CD is in there
ali said | 27 February, 2009
Tom Waits – Blue Valentine
Zack said | 27 February, 2009
I hope Tapes ‘N Tapes – The Loon is in there.
Andrew said | 27 February, 2009
Okey by J.J. Cale
kate said | 27 February, 2009
hmmm…. maybe the full cd by the republic tigers, that band you featured in the email? Or maybe the entire back catalogue of AC/DC
joanne said | 27 February, 2009
odawas – the blue depths!
Caitlin said | 27 February, 2009
Invaders Must Die- Prodigy!
Mhairi said | 27 February, 2009
Oh so good, I hope for loads of stuff I don’t know but would be happy to find Fujiya and Miyagi – Lightbulbs and also want TALC – licensed premises lifestyles.
Julie said | 27 February, 2009
I would love the new M Ward!!
Margaret Bigelow said | 27 February, 2009
I am really hoping you have a copy of my all time favourite song “Iitsy bitsy teeny weenie yellow polka dot bikini” Brian Hyland in your collection. Classic 60’s lyrics and I have never listened to this tune without coming away happier than I was before. It’s not only about reliving my youth but also just enjoying life for a moment before reality barges back in. Cheers. Margaret
Adrian said | 27 February, 2009
I hope there’s a Klaus Nomi cd in there!!!! So hard to get in Australia!
Alex said | 27 February, 2009
Junior Boys insane new album Begone Dull CAre! awesome.
nathan said | 27 February, 2009
kram – mix tape. is it out yet?
jordan said | 27 February, 2009
i only want to win if the new jonas brothers disk is in there…
Thidarat Thaiyanon said | 28 February, 2009
Camille – Music Hole!!!!!!!!
Josef surholt said | 28 February, 2009
Hey, hope there is ” appeal to reason”from “Rise against”…
robert said | 28 February, 2009
i hope you have “oddissey” by fischerspooner
Peter said | 28 February, 2009
I’m crossing some fingers (mine most likely) that Antony and the Johnsons “The Crying Light” will be in that stack.
Daniel Romano said | 28 February, 2009
Chico Science & Nação Zumbi – Afrociberdelia.
If not anything by Zappa would be good too.
oioiman from Sweden said | 28 February, 2009
Röyksopp “Junior”, due out in March, then maybe leave a blank space in the 40, send 39, and in November 2009 send “Senior” by the above-mentioned Röyksopp, my fellow Scandanavians The rest, I trust your judgement to expand my event horizon aurally………………
Casey said | 28 February, 2009
I hope that BOTH discs in the IN RAINBOWS collection by RADIOHEAD
Casey said | 28 February, 2009
I hope that BOTH discs in the IN RAINBOWS COLLECTION BY RADIOHEAD are in there they deserev two slots THOM YORKE is magical!!!
Mariel said | 28 February, 2009
Liam Finn, because it’s hard to find over here!
Niki said | 28 February, 2009
snowman
the drones
sigur ros
augie march
andrew bird
the national
cold war kids
of montreal
the knife
Barbara said | 28 February, 2009
i hope anything by Neutral MIlk Hotel is in there… impossible to find here in Italy.
Julia said | 1 March, 2009
I hope Beat the Devil’s self titled album is in that stack. Shilpa Ray’s vocals have created a new female pop icon… or will soon anyways if people know whats good for em
Suze said | 1 March, 2009
I feel like a kid in a candy store….Love to have an instant CD collection , hmmmm tuff choice…hope its something I don’t have yet like Empire of the Sun; Drapht; Q-Tip; Ash Grunwald or Lily Allen, I’m guessing It’ll be music from the record labels u work with, which will b awesome too, since I can’t download them.
Jessica said | 2 March, 2009
The collection would be kick ass with Cobra Starship – Viva La Cobra! They are absolutely fantastic to jam to!
alibrundle said | 2 March, 2009
the MUTE 10 cd boxset collectionfrom 70-80’s
or YAZOO 4 cd boxset
Joel said | 2 March, 2009
I’d like to see a bit of Fleet Foxes or Bon Iver show up here, looks to be a new favourite around these woods. Maybe even Sigur Ros’s ()? Dan Auerbach’s new one would be good to hear!
Reggie said | 2 March, 2009
Fugazi – 13 songs.
duncan said | 3 March, 2009
children collide’s debut
Nigel Sutcliffe said | 3 March, 2009
davy- coconut records
Kara said | 3 March, 2009
Rocket From The Crypt or New Bomb Turks please please please…!!!
Css would be cool too cuz I pinched my boyfriend’s copy and he really wants it back….
Aids! said | 3 March, 2009
Something sonorous (or perhaps jarringly atonal) – something original, catchy and packed with a mixture of elctronically generated sounds, as well as unusual use of wind instruments! (Architecture in Helsinki?).
Me said | 4 March, 2009
The Asteroids Galaxy Tour “FRUIT”
John said | 4 March, 2009
Animal Collective
QTIP
The Invisible
Glass Candy
DJ kraM said | 4 March, 2009
Solesides Greatest Bumps from Quannum Records.
Julia said | 4 March, 2009
“Gretchen Parlato” by Gretchen Parlato is a must! 
Jeanne Michelle said | 4 March, 2009
any of Lucinda Williams!
mymonth said | 5 March, 2009
yeah yeah yeahs fever to tell
Francesca Harris said | 6 March, 2009
The Cure – Staring at the Sea, Entreat, Show, Galore and The Glove – Blue Sunshine, as these would complete my Cure album collection <3
I said | 6 March, 2009
m. ward…andrew bird…noah and the whale…
Jiggadelle said | 6 March, 2009
fingers crossed for nina simone… not partial to which album or collection :]
Connie said | 6 March, 2009
Something Swedish to go with the sauna.
helen said | 6 March, 2009
Bonnie Prince Billy – Young Widows
mmmm yes please….
Vidgar said | 6 March, 2009
Dave Graney’s latest album, “We Wuz Curious”.
Listening to Dave’s work will expand your mind.
Vidgar said | 6 March, 2009
Dave Graney’s latest: We Wuz Curious. Listening to Dave’s work is always a mood lifter.
fanfan spray said | 6 March, 2009
the gunnnnnners – spaghetti incident. Woo
Codie said | 6 March, 2009
100 copies of that EP you made with that group you were in in grade 11.
Linda said | 6 March, 2009
Hoping there’s the new Fever Ray album!!
Leighanne said | 6 March, 2009
“Goddamned” by Jay Brannan ~ simple and brave
Smell said | 6 March, 2009
anything by The Basics (get in that tardis and get me a copy…)
leonie said | 6 March, 2009
whitest boy alive’s brand spanking new album rules, i love their first album and can’t wait to see what they push out into the universe next!
Greg said | 6 March, 2009
The Antlers new album ‘Hospice’ would be ace.
lara said | 6 March, 2009
Hopefully anything by Camille who I have just discovered and wondered how I lived without.
Wayne said | 6 March, 2009
The Gutter Twins – ‘Saturnalia’.
Peta said | 6 March, 2009
I would like to see something I have never heard before that just comepletely blows me away. I want something new and powerful. I crave new music.
Sophie said | 6 March, 2009
I have been listening non stop to the amazing vocals of Belleruche so anyone listening out for an earthy, sexy vocal to put your dancing shoes on to is bound to have their new album in their collection!
Matt said | 6 March, 2009
I hope An Horse’s EP is in there because I can’t find it anywhere – even Red Eye has let me down. I love a band that pokes fun at grammar. Take that voiceless glottal plosive!
Grace said | 6 March, 2009
Anything from sigur rós! Especially the album Takk…
alex said | 6 March, 2009
the new pj harvey cd!
MJ said | 6 March, 2009
Wilco please.
Leah said | 6 March, 2009
Black Mountain’s ‘In the Future’. The track ‘Wucan’ makes me want to do bad things.
Dan G said | 6 March, 2009
Fever Ray…. or School of Seven Bells
Rui said | 6 March, 2009
This start sounds good. I’m waiting for the rest.
Thumbs up.
anna egan said | 6 March, 2009
bonnie ‘prince’ billy – beware…. that would be good!
Steve said | 6 March, 2009
I would love if the lonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng awaited the new Howling Bells album Radio Wars was included. Their work doesn’t date and won’t make you tired of it.
Gisela said | 6 March, 2009
How about ‘The ORiginal Soundtrack’ by 10cc? Gotta have some retro in there, guys.
Petra said | 6 March, 2009
I hope all of them will be something new I haven’t heared before.
Beth said | 6 March, 2009
I hope to see Kate Bush – The Whole Story in there. I will definitely be stealing my Dad’s copy otherwise (don’t tell him I said that)
matt mckee said | 6 March, 2009
how about a little Bela Fleck? Actually, I am with some of the others here. I want to be surprised a bit and learn about some artists I that I haven’t heard before!
kimberley said | 7 March, 2009
If you have the Metric album then I am jealous
joshua said | 7 March, 2009
I have been looking for “they called him priest” for a while now. spoken word by burroughs and guitar by kurt cobain.
Cynthia Kaboom! said | 7 March, 2009
i would like the Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles soundtrack and a waffle crammed into a jewel case.
michele said | 7 March, 2009
Hmmm… I have a cd buying desease…and working on saturday’s in a cd shop doesn’t help.
I’m hoping for the new u2 album, no line on the horizon. It has a track called moment of surrender, it’s 7 minutes long and honestly it is one of the best tracks I’ve heard in a few years. It ’s like a meditation gospel…check it out everyone.
I also want, David Gilmour live in Gdands, The shadow puppets album, the best of Annie Lennox, some Lyle Lovett (didn’t know he was good!), bruce springsteen!!, need cd’s drooooooooolll!!!
David Hayes said | 7 March, 2009
Liam Finn’s I’ll be Lightning! Pretty please
Jim said | 7 March, 2009
Esau Mwamwaya & Radioclit – the very best!!!
I’ve only heard Get it Up. DAMN!!! that track is awesome.
averil said | 7 March, 2009
Its gotta be Bon Iver’s new album…
Kallie said | 8 March, 2009
Dreaming of Revenge by Kaki King would be supreme. oh please oh please!!
anne said | 8 March, 2009
frida hyvönen’s silence is wild shoud deffinitely be in the pile!
Paul Gallagher said | 9 March, 2009
I really do hope that Kate Bush’s Hounds of Love is all up in that there stack of them there compact discs.
That’s only fair, right?
joanne flower said | 10 March, 2009
Sigur Rós
Jackson Jackson, they are amazing live!
Sindhu said | 11 March, 2009
I’m guessing/hoping that there’s Tin Hat’s ‘The Sad Machinery of Spring’ in there somewhere?
Please-oh-please say there is…
Hayley said | 11 March, 2009
It’s Blitz – The Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Anna said | 12 March, 2009
Quintron and MIss Pussycat – Too Thirsty 4 Love!
Mel said | 12 March, 2009
Flying Lotus’s fractured rhythms on ‘1983′ is in there and don’t miss the artwork.
mcaffrey said | 12 March, 2009
Hi, Love the photos and graphics and Caitlin Zaino’s contribition on java. She is a creative ,hip, informative food writer. Good Luck Mary
ann said | 12 March, 2009
kris kross – totally krossed out… or maybe just lali puna’s scary world theory, i can’t find my copy 
Francisco said | 13 March, 2009
honeysuckle weeks – the submarines
Mel said | 13 March, 2009
bernard fanning – tea & sympathy – your shout thanks 
BboyKase said | 14 March, 2009
Either “God Loves Ugly” or “When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold” by Atmosphere.
Antony said | 14 March, 2009
I really want to hear The Knife – Pass this on.. or Thom York!
anita said | 14 March, 2009
Hope the new Art Brut album that will be out soon will be in there!
Sarah said | 14 March, 2009
hummmmm, i hope that ‘heaven or las vegas’ – cocteau twins is in there! i love that record!!!!!
Amanda said | 14 March, 2009
Portishead, Dummy
Dan said | 14 March, 2009
Merchant of Menace
Ania said | 14 March, 2009
I wish Paradise Motel ‘Aeroplanes’
sholeh said | 14 March, 2009
I hope “Dark Was The Night” compilation is there, I’ve been coveting it. I don’t know why I don’t just buy it…
Bryan Wing said | 14 March, 2009
I would love it if the Old 97’s CD “Hit By A Train” is in there. I somehow keep losing my copy. I have bought like 5!
Alastair Battrick said | 14 March, 2009
I would love it if Orbital’s Snivilisation is in there
Phoebe said | 14 March, 2009
Fingers crossed for Cat Power, Jukebox.
milo gluth said | 14 March, 2009
i would hope that it would either have the ‘Hercules and love affair’ album (self titled)
and or the new ‘metronomy’ album ‘nights out’
verena said | 14 March, 2009
Bonnie’prince’billy please or Led Zepp Physical Grafitti….mmm yea.
Rosierose said | 14 March, 2009
i howl for the new howling bells album!
miss elisa said | 14 March, 2009
..i hope an album i have not heard is among them.. one that shines brightly with sweet sounds
miss elisa said | 14 March, 2009
Enter your comments here…
Sez said | 14 March, 2009
Oooh weeeeee! How fun! 
Ok I’d really hope that Lisa Gerrard’s “The Silver Tree” is in there, have been meaning to buy it for ages…
Tamsen Scwartzman said | 15 March, 2009
Just ONE? Really? are you CRAZY? not possible!!!!
Music is what shape the momentum of life. so thank the universe for the following:
Oren Lavie
Fleet Foxes
DeVotchKa
Calexico
Fleet Foxes
Andrew Bird
Iron and Wine
Gang Gang Dance
Beach House
Lonely, Dear
Papercuts
uh and Radiohead and AC/DC
timothy said | 15 March, 2009
the new Animal Collective album Merriweather Post Pavilion. Then another 39 that I’ve never heard before so I get out of the rut of listening to the same genre of music and my audio eyes are opened.
Justin said | 15 March, 2009
Though I already have it, I would love either “Fat Freddy’s Drop – True Story” or “Husky Rescue – Country Falls”, both great discs. I am sure I could find a happy owner for the extra copies.
Shell said | 15 March, 2009
Country Blues: Complete Early Recordings would be lovely…
Rebecca said | 15 March, 2009
Peaches.
Its a love hate relationship. I saw her strip down to a thong leotard at a concert a few years ago. I was instantly scarred for life. But still can’t get enough of her totally explicit music.
Emily said | 15 March, 2009
Patrick Wolf- Magical Position
Oh please let it be there.
Colin said | 15 March, 2009
Im desperately seeking Quickness from Bad Brains. My copy plays no more, sadly.
Natalie said | 15 March, 2009
The new …and you will know us by the trail of dead would be excellent
and if there are any not so new – I’d really love to see Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street or Sticky Fingers….
Jessie said | 16 March, 2009
I would love Bon Iver, anything from Patrick Wolf, Gogol Bordello would be awesome, or Neko Case, or Mojo Juju, or Will Oldham/Palace. Also feeling like some Donovan, but that’s very retro, I don’t like my chances!
Jono said | 16 March, 2009
It’d have to be perfect timing for Morcheba ‘Charango’ to make it’s way into the collection after some lovely folks decided to steal my car and my only copy of my fave album at the weekend. Gotta love those scallywags
Morgan said | 16 March, 2009
Animal Collective – Merriweather Post Pavillion
Jess said | 16 March, 2009
I hope the new Ben Lee album is in the stack….cant help but love him!
Juanita said | 16 March, 2009
Fingers crossed that You Am I – Hi Fi Way is in there!
susan said | 16 March, 2009
The eighth major studio release by American industrial rock band Nine Inch Nail – The Slip – would be a perfect addition to the stack of CD’s
Luke said | 17 March, 2009
Howling Bells – Radio Wars. Would be a rather nice choice.
Alana said | 17 March, 2009
definitely The Knife
Zolton said | 18 March, 2009
Hey guys, thanks for all your entries! We’ve used high tech computer programs and a pack of Smurf playing cards to determine that the winner of the 40 CD collection is … wait for it … a little longer … ok … Jessie, who left her/his comment on | 16 March, 2009. Congratulations Jessie. Can you please contact us via the Contact form asap. To everyone else, we will have another mega-CD give away going shortly. Stay tuned.
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Cel said | 27 February, 2009
School of Seven Bells! & Muscles!!