Keeping in step with all of the "best of" lists, and TOP 5-10's, here's my TOP 5 list for best films of 2010...
*Black Swan was LIGHT YEARS better than any of the other 4 mentioned (just so you know)
And there ya' have it...I hope all had a wonderful and memorable NYE!
A special thanks to Carson Daily for making 2010 especially great (completely joking)!
Peace,
Ross
Showing posts with label top 5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label top 5. Show all posts
Saturday, January 1, 2011
TOP 5 Films of 2010
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
best of,
black dynamite,
black swan,
inception,
social network,
top 5,
toy story 3
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Top 5 Albums of 2010
This week seems to be the week everyone in the blog-world is putting forth their TOP 5's & 10's of 2010.
2010 was a good one for interesting and thought provoking music. A couple days ago I looked at all of the albums and new artists I added to my shelves, and took on the task to narrow my collection to just 5 stand-outs.
Today, my TOP 5 Albums of the past year. Drum roll if you'd like...
Thanks for reading,
Ross
p.s. rather than giving a brief synopsis of each album, I decided a link would be better served (for you and the artist); this way you can write your own synopsi and be your own critic.
2010 was a good one for interesting and thought provoking music. A couple days ago I looked at all of the albums and new artists I added to my shelves, and took on the task to narrow my collection to just 5 stand-outs.
Today, my TOP 5 Albums of the past year. Drum roll if you'd like...
1. Sigh No More (Mumford and Sons)

2. The Medicine (John Mark McMillan)

3. Feathers (Fort Christmas)

4. October (Sleeping at Last)

5. Feedback (Derek Webb)

2. The Medicine (John Mark McMillan)

3. Feathers (Fort Christmas)

4. October (Sleeping at Last)

5. Feedback (Derek Webb)
Thanks for reading,
Ross
p.s. rather than giving a brief synopsis of each album, I decided a link would be better served (for you and the artist); this way you can write your own synopsi and be your own critic.
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
2010,
derek webb,
fort christmas,
john mark mcmillan,
Mumford and Sons,
sleeping and last,
top 5
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