Review of the Year 2007

Review of the Year 2007

I always say I'm not going to do it again, but then of course I end up doing it again. Yup, it's Review of the Year time again - twelve audio tracks for you to download or play online (there is no CD) which covers the 12 months of 2007.

Music, news & entertainment clips, and a little sidetalk from me as per usual.

The tricky part this year is that it's STILL all UK based, I used the Top 40 charts and BBC news site as a reference to everything that was going on in little old Eng-er-land, and had to sit here and do it from the expanses of the USA.

If you have an iPod, go for the AAC format. If you have any other music player, or want to just play them direct from the the links on this site - use the MP3 format.

Previous years

I've also always had people ask me "Can I have a copy of the previous years ones you've done please?", and it's always been a tiresome task burning them a CD and posting it for them. But as I moved my website host this year, I now have LOTS of space where I can upload (permamently) the previous years for you to listen to as well. So it goes back to the year 2000, meaning that you can remenisce about what you were doing seven years ago as well! The links are also down below ...

Merry Christmas!

AAC/iPod

If you have iTunes/iPod, it's recommended that you download and save these AAC (.m4a extension) files which come complete with artwork, track numbers and other meta data. Import & sync the download files into iTunes, sync them to your 'pod and away you go ...

January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December

MP3/Other

If you have any other digital music player, want to hear the files direct from this site, or want to burn the track to CD, use these MP3 links instead by either downloading or playing direct from this page.

January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December

Christmas track: Coldplay, 2000 Miles

Mistakes!

The Paul McCartney album is also available to buy in regular record shops - not just Starbucks