My Top 5 Albums Of 2007
January 2nd, 2008 by Mark Tiddy Posted in Just For Fun, Music, Top 5
So as far as music goes 2007 has been a pretty good year…here are my top 5 albums that have come out in 2007 in no particular order!
Relient K - Five Score & Seven Years Ago (March)
It feels like I’ve had this album forever yet it never actually came out until march this year, but ‘Five score & seven years ago’ by Relient K is an amazing album, mixing catchy pop-punk with a more serious piano side of things. Every song on this album is awesome and I could listen to it over and over again!
Best Songs: The Best Thing, Must Have Done Something Right & Deathbed
Angels & Airwaves - I-Empire
Following their previous album I was pleasently surprised by the added punkiness of the angels and airwaves second album, listening to it left me with that warm fuzzy ‘Tom still has punk in him’ feeling. With some amazing lyrics and catchy, atmospheric and sometimes punky tunes this makes it into my 2007 top 5
Best Songs: Rite of spring, Everything’s Magic, Secret Crowds
Sum 41 - Underclass Hero
2007 also saw Sum 41 surface again with a new album, the Canadian punk rockers return as a three piece with the most surprising album I bought in 2007. I expected them to be as heavy as ‘Chuck’ which although was a good album was dissappointing however Underclass Hero is a cross between ‘All Killer’ and ‘Does this look infected?’ seeing Sum 41 return to their roots with what I think is their best album ever!
Best Songs: Underclass Hero, Walking Disaster
Serj Tankien - Elect The Dead

One of my favourite new albums in 2007 and now one of my favourite albums of all time came to me whilst watching Kerrang TV when Serj Tankien’s video for ‘Empty Walls’ appeared on screen…not knowing the SOAD singer had done a solo project I googled him, myspaced him and bought his album. Elect the dead is as heavy as early System yet at the same time relaxing and melodic. Tankien plays all the instruments except drums and has truly written a masterpiece.
Best Songs: Empty Walls, Unthinking Majority, Saving Us
Tim Hughes - Holding Nothing Back

2007 has also been a brilliant year for Christian music and the final album in my top 5 yet by no means least is Tim Hughes 3rd studio album ‘Holding Nothing Back’, unlike pretty much every other worship solo album out there is not a single rubbish track on this album, Tim Hughes has written what I think is the best Christian Worship leader studio album ever. So hats off to Tim Hughes!
Best Songs: Happy Day, The Highest & Greatest, Take my life















