2008 Albums - September

September

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 2 The Block New Kids on the Block
Brotherhood The Chemical Brothers Compilation album
Just a Rolling Stone Donnie Klang
Lost in the Sound of Separation Underoath
That Lucky Old Sun Brian Wilson
The Recession Young Jeezy
Swan Songs Hollywood Undead
5 Curse of the Killer Hamsters! The Hamsters Live 2 set
8 Black Sheep Julian Cope
9 A Little Tradition Novillero
Beyond The Horizon People In Planes
Do You Know Jessica Simpson
Exit 13 LL Cool J
Feel So Good Albert Cummings Live album
Lightbulbs Fujiya & Miyagi
Little Wild One Joan Osborne
Midnight Blues Magic Slim
Not 4 Sale Kardinal Offishall
The Ocean and the Sun The Sound of Animals Fighting
The Quilt Gym Class Heroes
Simple Times Joshua Radin
Soft Airplane Chad VanGaalen
The Stand Ins Okkervil River
10 A Complete: All Singles Ayumi Hamasaki
12 Où s'en vont les avions ? Julien Clerc
Death Magnetic Metallica
15 The Cosmos Rocks Queen + Paul Rodgers UK Release
16 Angels Fly Away Eric Durrance digital download
Black Butterfly Buckcherry
Black President Black President
Brass Knuckles Nelly
Calling Out FemBots
Censored Colors Portugal. The Man
Colby O Colby O'Donis
Down to Earth Jem
Haymans Green The Pete Best Band US
Hollerandstomp Dressy Bessy
Learn to Live Darius Rucker
Our Long Road Home Taproot
The Way I See It Raphael Saadiq
We Global DJ Khaled
Who Killed Amanda Palmer Amanda Palmer
Why Wait Kristy Lee Cook
Year of the Gentleman Ne-Yo
17 Albino Slug Buckethead Tour only CD
Almost Unplugged Europe Live album
Bolt on Neck Frankenstein Brothers Tour only CD
The Dragons of Eden Travis Dickerson, Buckethead and Brain
Versus (The Haunted album) The Haunted
18 Twilight of the Thunder God Amon Amarth
19 Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fungus Omar Rodríguez-López
Minor Cuts And Scrapes In The Bushes Ahead Omar Rodríguez-López
22 Dear Science TV on the Radio
The Hawk Is Howling Mogwai
Live in Gdańsk David Gilmour
23 Acid Tongue Jenny Lewis
Big Bad World Plain White T's
Black Sun Ra
Doll Domination Pussycat Dolls
Don't Forget Demi Lovato
L'expédition Les Cowboys Fringants
Fearless Jazmine Sullivan
Joe Thomas, New Man Joe
Looking Into It All Girl Summer Fun Band
Love, War and the Ghost of Whitey Ford Everlast
Loyalty to Loyalty Cold War Kids
Matachin Bellowhead
Only by the Night Kings of Leon
Radio Retaliation Thievery Corporation
This Present Wasteland Metal Church
Time the Conqueror Jackson Browne
26 Black Roses The Rasmus
Comme à la maison Christophe Maé Double live
Hero van Canto
I Am Monrose
27 Luanqibazao Dublin Duck Dispensary
29 Let It Go Will Young
Ode to J. Smith Travis
Songs for You, Truths for Me James Morrison
Suicide Season Bring Me the Horizon
30 Declaration Bleeding Through
Diary of a Mad Dog Sen Dog
Drunk Like Bible Times Dear and the Headlights
The Glass Passenger Jack's Mannequin
The Fabled City The Nightwatchman
Innerpartysystem Innerpartysystem
Jennifer Hudson Jennifer Hudson
Kellie Pickler Kellie Pickler
My Turn to Eat Big Kuntry King
New Surrender Anberlin
Our World, Our Way Dem Franchize Boyz
Paper Trail T.I.
Red Letter Year Ani DiFranco
Running Away Geri King
Shogun Trivium
Shudder/Live at the Bayside Social Club Bayside
Something Else Robin Thicke
Traitors Misery Index
Twilight of the Thunder God Amon Amarth
Way to Normal Ben Folds
The Essential Now That's What I Call Christmas Various artists Holiday compilation

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