Highly Evolved
The Vines
['babyface', 'soilwork', 'julian lennon', 'rufus wainwright', 'atomic kitten', 'the civil wars', 'aksak maboul', 'lordi', 'curtis mayfield', 'bryan adams', 'britney spears', 'manic street preachers', 'kikki danielsson', 'gustav mahler', 'barenaked ladies', 'jerry bock', 'roy orbison', 'tommaso traetta', 'digital underground', 'public image ltd', 'yasunori mitsuda', 'rodgers', 'electric light orchestra', 'laurie anderson', 'depeche mode', 'jean sibelius', 'miley cyrus', 'the cure', 'mogwai', 'pearl jam', 'ulver', 'moonspell', 'lalo schifrin', 'opeth', 'natalia kills', 'nie er', 'brian baumgartner', 'kudai', 'bethany joy lenz', 'tame impala', 'brian mcfadden', 'mandy moore', 'brandy', 'jonathan coulton', 'mantronix', 'stevie nicks', 'led zeppelin', 'arthur schwartz', 'adele', 'juan luis guerra', 'arcade fire', 'aram khachaturian', 'the specials', 'leighton meester', 'the stooges', 'zz top', 'the smiths', 'cherie currie', 'leonard cohen', 'lacuna coil', 'roxy music', 'das efx', 'funkadelic', 'visage', 'vanilla ninja', 'the isley brothers', 'natalie merchant', 'gym class heroes', 'johnny cash', 'snoop dogg', 'the lumineers', 'steve aoki', 'meghan trainor', 'bette midler', 'x japan', 'alfred uhry', 'ringo starr', 'holly johnson', 'jerome kern', 'sabbath', 'grandaddy', 'jackson browne', 'james lord pierpont', 'alkaline trio', 'dan goggin', 'stephanie mills', 'frank loesser', 'merle haggard', 'electric wizard', 'the knack', 'thin lizzy', 'verve', 'cherrelle', 'piazzolla', 'yello', 'josh groban', 'rascal flatts', 'pat benatar', 'herbie hancock']
Highly Evolved
Highly Evolved is the debut studio album by Australian alternative rock band The Vines. It was released on 14 July 2002 on Capitol Records. Produced by Rob Schnapf, Highly Evolved was an immensely popular debut, part of a trend towards garage rock revival bands known as much for the relentless hype from the UK music press as for their music; The Vines were frequently compared to Nirvana. The debut single, "Highly Evolved", was chosen as Single of the Week by influential British music magazine NME. The magazine also voted it the 2nd best album of the year in 2002. The album was also included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. In October 2010, it was listed in the book 100 Best Australian Albums.