EmpyreLounge.com Unveils Top 50 CDs of 2004

May 14
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EmpyreLounge.com is thrilled to announce its curated list of the top 50 CDs of 2004. This comprehensive selection, crafted by the EmpyreLounge.com editorial team with input from dedicated visitors and contributors, showcases a diverse array of artists, including Prince, Snow Patrol, Elliot Smith, Velvet Revolver, Ray Lamontagne, The Killers, Breaking Benjamin, Ingram Hill, and John Frusciante. Dive into the musical highlights of 2004 and discover the albums that defined the year.

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A Year in Music: The Top 50 CDs of 2004

EmpyreLounge.com is excited to present our meticulously curated list of the top 50 CDs of 2004. This compilation,EmpyreLounge.com Unveils Top 50 CDs of 2004 Articles created by our editorial staff with contributions from our loyal visitors and contributors, features a wide range of artists, from the legendary Prince to the rising stars like The Killers and Snow Patrol.

Notable Artists and Albums

The list includes a diverse set of artists, ensuring that there is something for every music enthusiast. Here are some highlights:

  • Prince: Known for his eclectic style and musical genius, Prince's contribution to 2004's music scene was nothing short of spectacular.
  • Snow Patrol: With their breakthrough album "Final Straw," Snow Patrol captured the hearts of many with hits like "Run" and "Chocolate."
  • Elliot Smith: The posthumous release of "From a Basement on the Hill" showcased Smith's hauntingly beautiful songwriting.
  • Velvet Revolver: Their debut album "Contraband" brought together rock legends and delivered a powerful punch.
  • Ray Lamontagne: "Trouble" introduced the world to Lamontagne's soulful voice and poignant lyrics.
  • The Killers: "Hot Fuss" became an instant classic with tracks like "Mr. Brightside" and "Somebody Told Me."
  • Breaking Benjamin: "We Are Not Alone" solidified their place in the rock scene with hits like "So Cold."
  • Ingram Hill: Their album "June's Picture Show" offered a blend of rock and southern charm.
  • John Frusciante: The Red Hot Chili Peppers' guitarist shone with his solo work "Shadows Collide with People."

Explore the Full List

To view the complete list of the top 50 CDs of 2004, visit EmpyreLounge.com.

EmpyreLounge.com: A New Chapter in Boston

Previously based in Philadelphia, EmpyreLounge.com has recently relocated to Boston, MA. With this move, we are excited to continue our growth and offer a fresh look and new features. Our redesigned site remains a free, not-for-profit platform dedicated to providing an independent perspective on music and entertainment.

What We Offer

EmpyreLounge.com features a variety of content to cater to music lovers:

  • Album and Concert Reviews: In-depth reviews of the latest albums and live performances.
  • Artist Interviews: Exclusive conversations with artists across genres.
  • Editorial Columns: Thought-provoking articles on music trends and industry insights.
  • Regular Articles: Updates on music, artists, and entertainment news.

Our Reach

With an average of over 180,000 unique visitors per month and more than 850,000 pages viewed monthly, EmpyreLounge.com has established itself as a trusted source for music enthusiasts.

Contact Information

For more information, please contact:

Scott Hamilton EmpyreLounge.com 11 Atkins Street, Apt 3 Brighton, MA 02135 Phone: 781-801-8674 Email: scott@empyrelounge.com IM: empyrelounge

Interesting Stats

  • Vinyl Revival: While CDs were the dominant format in 2004, vinyl records have seen a resurgence in recent years. In 2020, vinyl sales surpassed CD sales for the first time since the 1980s (RIAA).
  • Streaming Dominance: As of 2021, streaming accounts for 83% of the music industry's revenue, a significant shift from the CD-dominated market of 2004 (IFPI).

EmpyreLounge.com continues to celebrate the rich tapestry of music, offering insights and reviews that resonate with our diverse audience. Join us as we explore the sounds that shaped 2004 and beyond.

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