2004 Juno Awards

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Here is a complete list of 2004 Juno Awards winners:
Single: "Powerless (Say What You Want)," Nelly Furtado
Fan choice: Nickelback
Album: "We Were Born in a Flame," Sam Roberts
Artist: Sam Roberts
Group: Nickelback
New group: Billy Talent
Songwriter: Sarah McLachlan, Pierre Marchand for "World on Fire," "Fallen," "Stupid"
Rock album: "We Were Born in a Flame," Sam Roberts
R&B/soul recording: "The Master Plan," In Essence
International album: "Get Rich or Die Tryin'," 50 Cent
Francophone album: "Wilfred Le Bouthillier," Wilfred Le Bouthillier
Instrumental album: "Italian Love Songs," I Sorenti
New artist: Michael Buble
Country recording: "Up!," Shania Twain
Rap recording: "Flagrant," Choclair
Pop album: "Afterglow," Sarah McLachlan
Vocal jazz: "Shade," Holly Cole
Contemporary jazz: "Blow the House Down," Great Uncles of the Revolution
Traditional jazz album: "Lost in the Stars," Guido Basso
Children's album: "A Duck in New York City," Connie Kaldor
Classical album: "Azulao," Isabel Bayrakdarian, James Parker, Cello Ensemble
Classical composition: "String Quartet No. 8," R. Murray Schafer.
Alternative album: "Talkin' Honky Blues," Buck 65
Dance recording: "Something About You," the Sound Bluntz
Reggae recording: "Rent a Tile," Leroy Brown
Aboriginal recording: "Big Feeling," Susan Aglukark
Roots and traditional album, solo: "Skating Rink," David Francey
Roots and traditional album, group: "Maudite Moisson," Le Vent du Nord
Blues album: "Painkiller," Morgan Davis
Contemporary Christian/gospel album: "Jill Paquette," Jill Paquette
World music album: "Beyond Boundaries," Kiran Ahluwalia
Producer of the year: Gavin Brown ("Try Honesty," Billy Talent; "I Hate Everything About You," Three Days Grace)
Recording engineer of the year: Mike Haas, Dylan Heming, Jeff Wolpert (Heat Wave and Something Cool," Holly Cole)
Album design: Garnet Armstrong, Susan Michalek, Andrew MacNaughtan, "Love is the Only Soldier" (Jann Arden)
Video: Floria Sigismondi, "Fighter" (Christina Aguilera)
Music DVD: "Rush in Rio," Rush

[downloadalot]

Francophone album: "Wilfred Le Bouthillier," Wilfred Le Bouthillier


hahahahahaha!

[Shadow, Thief of the Sun]

Billy Talent...

Don't even know what to say about them. Their single isn't bad, but they probably have a lot of crappy/filler songs on their first album.

[Koffee Bean]

Billy Talent...

Don't even know what to say about them. Their single isn't bad, but they probably have a lot of crappy/filler songs on their first album.

Surprisingly they don't. I was able to pick up their debut at Wal-Mart some months ago for 9$ and I'm really happy about it. Out of the 12 songs I liked 11, the only one I wasn't too keen on was Line & Sinker, the best being Prisoners of Today. You should download a copy, its really good.

downloadalot, why is his name funny?