This list is my work-me, Sean, and not any of Said the Gramophone's other past contributors. Now more than ever, giving money to Spotify or Apple is insufficient. Remember: pay for the music you enjoy, which is to say: buy albums on bandcamp, on vinyl, purchase merch at shows. I have also created a Spotify playlist for these tunes (#30 is unavailable). If you have problems with pop-up ads I recommend installing uBlock Origin.

(mirror: part 1 2 3 / 1 2 3 / please share any others) You can also download the complete 100 songs in three parts: The things you like you can then download by right- or ctrl-clicking with your mouse. The best way to browse the proceeding is to click the little arrow beside each song and then to listen as you read. I follow just one arbitrary rule: that no primary artist may appear twice. What you'll find below is my 18th annual list of the best songs in a given 12-month period. (I've already received some wonderful support from Anthony-thank you!) I don't really have any money to spend, but if you're a generous & experienced CSS wizard/WordPress mechanic, and think you might be able to oversee this, please get in touch. I'd like to protect the ole' site by upgrading its (pretty big) archives from Movable Type to Wordpress this requires some advanced stylesheet and javascript jiggery-pokery, and it's beyond my abilities.

For the past year or two, the place has been regularly, uh, hacked. Said the Gramophone is an old blog and we publish rarely. There was something encouraging about the weather: a sense that somehow despite all the economic forces stacked against them, musicians were up to stuff. Here's some plain green tea, here's a priceless emerald, here are my 100 favourite songs of 2022: songs I love more than new kings, cold soup, or downloading my private data from an obsolescing social media network. Hi everyone! Can you believe it's been a year? It's been a year.

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