AOTY's "Definitive" Top 100
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I asked many users on the platform for their top 10 albums of all time. Using the responses, I introduced a points tally, which goes by the following:
1st - 10 Points
2nd - 9 Points
3rd - 8 Points
...and so forth
The points accumulated from each person make up the album's grand total, which judges their position on the list. If two albums have the same total, they're ranked by the number of people voted for it, then by 10 point votes and then by top 3 votes. I also asked some people to give a small blurb about each record in the top 10, just to add a bit more background on them and why they're so beloved (LYSF… was in the top 10, but since got tipped off, so that has a foreword too). Don't take the word 'definitive' in the title seriously; I just thought it sounded cool.
I'm sorry that this took so long to release. Thank you all so much for contributing, I can definitely say, due to all your additions, all the work was 100% worth it. There were 622 different albums suggested, which is mad. The variety of responses that I got is fascinating, and I hope you all find it as interesting as I did. Most people had at least one pick end up in the list but, if you didn't, I'm truly sorry. I wanted to include as many people as I could, and it sucks that some missed out.
Special s/o goes to everyone kind enough to put up with my constant bothering and write a foreword. I can't stress how much I appreciate it; all of your responses were awesome.
@oakie, I'm really sorry that I had to condense your response; the shoutbox didn't have enough space to contain all of it. I tried getting the gist of it, so I hope I did. If you want to read her full foreword, click the link below:
https://www.albumoftheyear.org/user/shoutbox/conversation.php?x=25839&z=109569
If you want to contribute to the list, feel free to drop your top 10 in my shoutbox; I'll be more than happy to include you. Thank you all for your kind comments; I really appreciate everything you've said.
Enjoy the list!
1.
Total Score: 269 Points
Forewords by @emomu and @rafae_l
Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly -- This honestly needs no introduction. This album is like a thesis statement of racism in modern American society, ranging everything from black exploitation to Eurocentric beauty standards. In my opinion, this is the most effective an album has been on shedding light on racism.
'To Pimp A Butterfly' is not only a crowning achievement in Kendrick's discography, but for Hip-Hop as a whole. Sure, it's not the most influential project of the decade, nor is it the most experimental, but the record was certainly a ballsy move for K-Dot to release an album of this caliber following it's more accessible predecessor. And alas, obviously we're all familiar with the eminence of 'To Pimp A Butterfly', with it being the highest rated album in all of AOTY. The unapologetic anger in Kendrick's rapping, the hard-hitting and spirited lyricism, the flawless fusion of jazz, funk, and classic west-coast Hip-Hop on the production all formulates for a passionate, bold, fiery odyssey that is justified it's placement in the greatest albums of all time lists. It's beyond perfection.
Points From:
@orangedroog65 (10 Pts)
@emomu (10 Pts)
@Malneezy (10 Pts)
@SebastiaanR (10 Pts)
@Milosummers (10 Pts)
@rafae_l (9 Pts)
@MickyT (9 Pts)
@Rollo_P (9 Pts)
@GeMann (9 Pts)
@YessYessYessYes (9 Pts)
@eastbaldboy (9 Pts)
@rapscorer321 (9 Pts)
@blobfishdsluggy (8 Pts)
@jaketyler (8 Pts)
@heavenlyxbn (8 Pts)
@Chode (8 Pts)
@Davibitt1234 (8 Pts)
@Windy
@Ari007
@thewayiam
@nathanaskenazi
@WatersUnfold
@stolenpositions
@MusicGod
@LilGatorade
@Andrei
@Dabzilla
@EraX
@biglasagnayeet
@TehSniper_143
@Vratko
@Manos
@Saucelord777
@TorranceONGOD
@El_Bark
@koreansandwich
@MobiusErasmus
@Jamobo
@jeetygt
@cavan
@oakie
Forewords by @emomu and @rafae_l
Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly -- This honestly needs no introduction. This album is like a thesis statement of racism in modern American society, ranging everything from black exploitation to Eurocentric beauty standards. In my opinion, this is the most effective an album has been on shedding light on racism.
'To Pimp A Butterfly' is not only a crowning achievement in Kendrick's discography, but for Hip-Hop as a whole. Sure, it's not the most influential project of the decade, nor is it the most experimental, but the record was certainly a ballsy move for K-Dot to release an album of this caliber following it's more accessible predecessor. And alas, obviously we're all familiar with the eminence of 'To Pimp A Butterfly', with it being the highest rated album in all of AOTY. The unapologetic anger in Kendrick's rapping, the hard-hitting and spirited lyricism, the flawless fusion of jazz, funk, and classic west-coast Hip-Hop on the production all formulates for a passionate, bold, fiery odyssey that is justified it's placement in the greatest albums of all time lists. It's beyond perfection.
Points From:
@orangedroog65 (10 Pts)
@emomu (10 Pts)
@Malneezy (10 Pts)
@SebastiaanR (10 Pts)
@Milosummers (10 Pts)
@rafae_l (9 Pts)
@MickyT (9 Pts)
@Rollo_P (9 Pts)
@GeMann (9 Pts)
@YessYessYessYes (9 Pts)
@eastbaldboy (9 Pts)
@rapscorer321 (9 Pts)
@blobfishdsluggy (8 Pts)
@jaketyler (8 Pts)
@heavenlyxbn (8 Pts)
@Chode (8 Pts)
@Davibitt1234 (8 Pts)
@Windy
@Ari007
@thewayiam
@nathanaskenazi
@WatersUnfold
@stolenpositions
@MusicGod
@LilGatorade
@Andrei
@Dabzilla
@EraX
@biglasagnayeet
@TehSniper_143
@Vratko
@Manos
@Saucelord777
@TorranceONGOD
@El_Bark
@koreansandwich
@MobiusErasmus
@Jamobo
@jeetygt
@cavan
@oakie
2.
Total Score: 141 Points
Forewords by @nathanaskenazi and @stolenpositions
Radiohead's "OK Computer" is probably the most complete album experience there is out there. it covers most of the narrative elements of your typical novel, and the instrumentals illustrate that as well. Thom Yorke's singing is great and incredibly accessible, and most if not all of the album appeals sonically to rock fans of any kind.
Radiohead’s “OK Computer” is a timeless record. Despite its title, it’s an incredibly human body of work that not only subverted people’s conception of what rock music should sound in the 90s but it also predicted how impactful and important technology would be in the 21st century. It paints an image of a dystopian world that might not be that far away from our reality anymore, perhaps we’re actually already living in it. To me this album kinda serves as a wake up call – we’ve gotten to a point where something that was initially designed to be a good and helpful thing is now corrupting our lives from the inside. Technology is a double-edged sword: while it may be something fun and revolutionary, it also can take away many essential things from our living, and that’s what this record represents in my vision.
Points From:
@Musicnerdd (10 Pts)
@Lumii (10 Pts)
@dearsongs (9 Pts)
@nathanaskenazi (8 Pts)
@Manos (8 Pts)
@HoodieBraden (8 Pts)
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg
@stolenpositions
@Saucelord777
@nostalgia
@ConnorDunnoMe
@GeMann
@SnowyFighter
@cakenator
@ConcreteCastles
@UncleMikey
@TehSniper_143
@21stcenturyschi
@Chode
@okcomputer12127
@clumsyduckling
@Nightwing734
@currentjoyys
@MickyT
@YessYessYessYes
Forewords by @nathanaskenazi and @stolenpositions
Radiohead's "OK Computer" is probably the most complete album experience there is out there. it covers most of the narrative elements of your typical novel, and the instrumentals illustrate that as well. Thom Yorke's singing is great and incredibly accessible, and most if not all of the album appeals sonically to rock fans of any kind.
Radiohead’s “OK Computer” is a timeless record. Despite its title, it’s an incredibly human body of work that not only subverted people’s conception of what rock music should sound in the 90s but it also predicted how impactful and important technology would be in the 21st century. It paints an image of a dystopian world that might not be that far away from our reality anymore, perhaps we’re actually already living in it. To me this album kinda serves as a wake up call – we’ve gotten to a point where something that was initially designed to be a good and helpful thing is now corrupting our lives from the inside. Technology is a double-edged sword: while it may be something fun and revolutionary, it also can take away many essential things from our living, and that’s what this record represents in my vision.
Points From:
@Musicnerdd (10 Pts)
@Lumii (10 Pts)
@dearsongs (9 Pts)
@nathanaskenazi (8 Pts)
@Manos (8 Pts)
@HoodieBraden (8 Pts)
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg
@stolenpositions
@Saucelord777
@nostalgia
@ConnorDunnoMe
@GeMann
@SnowyFighter
@cakenator
@ConcreteCastles
@UncleMikey
@TehSniper_143
@21stcenturyschi
@Chode
@okcomputer12127
@clumsyduckling
@Nightwing734
@currentjoyys
@MickyT
@YessYessYessYes
3.
Total Score: 135 Points
A Foreword by @Fhhgvnjscvbbg
“Vespertine” is the greatest art pop album of all time and Björk’s greatest artistic achievement in my opinion. Like most of Björk’s albums, “Vespertine” has had a wide influence across electronic and pop music but has also received wide appreciation from critics and fans alike. The influences of progressive pop, glitch, and microsound create a varied and vastly textured album that I wouldn’t change anything about. It’s just so beautiful, and there’s a subtlety to the album that only gets better with age. Björk’s writing is also great and tackled themes of sensuality and love, which are greatly complimented by the album’s minimalist, natural sound.
Points From:
@okcomputer12127 (10 Pts)
@EraX (10 Pts)
@LukasLima (10 Pts)
@Ari007 (10 Pts)
@Davibitt1234 (10 Pts)
@laz456 (10 Pts)
@ParthonyJobtano (9 Pts)
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg (8 Pts)
@strangegeyser (8 Pts)
@LoganAdams (8 Pts)
@WatersUnfold (8 Pts)
@MrMercury7
@emomu
@Jamobo
@cavan
@aristocat
@Manos
@Chode
@Maqtheus
A Foreword by @Fhhgvnjscvbbg
“Vespertine” is the greatest art pop album of all time and Björk’s greatest artistic achievement in my opinion. Like most of Björk’s albums, “Vespertine” has had a wide influence across electronic and pop music but has also received wide appreciation from critics and fans alike. The influences of progressive pop, glitch, and microsound create a varied and vastly textured album that I wouldn’t change anything about. It’s just so beautiful, and there’s a subtlety to the album that only gets better with age. Björk’s writing is also great and tackled themes of sensuality and love, which are greatly complimented by the album’s minimalist, natural sound.
Points From:
@okcomputer12127 (10 Pts)
@EraX (10 Pts)
@LukasLima (10 Pts)
@Ari007 (10 Pts)
@Davibitt1234 (10 Pts)
@laz456 (10 Pts)
@ParthonyJobtano (9 Pts)
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg (8 Pts)
@strangegeyser (8 Pts)
@LoganAdams (8 Pts)
@WatersUnfold (8 Pts)
@MrMercury7
@emomu
@Jamobo
@cavan
@aristocat
@Manos
@Chode
@Maqtheus
4.
Total Score: 113 Points
A Foreword by @Jamobo:
The impact of "In Rainbows" is really only properly beginning to reveal itself in these last few years, with its songs getting covered by Electronic artist Kelly Lee Owens and Neo-Soul singer Lianne La Havas just last year as well as Classic Rock guitarist Peter Frampton just a few months ago. It's also very clearly influenced some other Indie-Rock acts like Everything Everything and their album "Re-Animator" last year. Possibly the biggest effect was its release, as the album was initially offered up as pay-what-you-want on the band's site. The idea of separating from a major label and releasing your music for whatever the fans will pay is becoming more and more popular, especially with sites like bandcamp offering to host for reasonable rates. For me the album became a gateway into so much better music. Previously, I was basically just listening to post-grunge and hard rock, but "In Rainbows" opened my ears to the idea of listening to more Pop friendly music, to more melodically complex stuff as well as some Electronic music. It's possible some other album could have had a similar effect on me given enough time, but it arrived right when I needed to expand my horizons in a few ways and took charge musically.
Points From:
@aaron (10 Pts)
@Jamobo (10 Pts)
@stolenpositions (9 Pts)
@ConcreteCastles (9 Pts)
@KoopaToad18 (9 Pts)
@SnowyFighter (9 Pts)
@cavan (9 Pts)
@Lumii (9 Pts)
@Chode
@eastbaldboy
@myr
@EraX
@MrA
@ihavetwoyeers
@Musicnerdd
@TehSniper_143
@cakenator
A Foreword by @Jamobo:
The impact of "In Rainbows" is really only properly beginning to reveal itself in these last few years, with its songs getting covered by Electronic artist Kelly Lee Owens and Neo-Soul singer Lianne La Havas just last year as well as Classic Rock guitarist Peter Frampton just a few months ago. It's also very clearly influenced some other Indie-Rock acts like Everything Everything and their album "Re-Animator" last year. Possibly the biggest effect was its release, as the album was initially offered up as pay-what-you-want on the band's site. The idea of separating from a major label and releasing your music for whatever the fans will pay is becoming more and more popular, especially with sites like bandcamp offering to host for reasonable rates. For me the album became a gateway into so much better music. Previously, I was basically just listening to post-grunge and hard rock, but "In Rainbows" opened my ears to the idea of listening to more Pop friendly music, to more melodically complex stuff as well as some Electronic music. It's possible some other album could have had a similar effect on me given enough time, but it arrived right when I needed to expand my horizons in a few ways and took charge musically.
Points From:
@aaron (10 Pts)
@Jamobo (10 Pts)
@stolenpositions (9 Pts)
@ConcreteCastles (9 Pts)
@KoopaToad18 (9 Pts)
@SnowyFighter (9 Pts)
@cavan (9 Pts)
@Lumii (9 Pts)
@Chode
@eastbaldboy
@myr
@EraX
@MrA
@ihavetwoyeers
@Musicnerdd
@TehSniper_143
@cakenator
5.
Total Score: 112 Points
A Foreword by @biglasagnayeet
Frank Ocean's Blonde is a powerhouse of neo-soul. From its tumultuous and notably eventful lead up to release to its groundbreaking effects on the RnB and soul genres, which took place almost immediately, this album's stance in musical history is, without a doubt, prominent. Taking a more abstract direction from Ocean's previous works, this record was one of the first to place progressive soul in the limelight, featuring a wide array of melodies, shrouded in either raw emotion or heavy autotune, over minimalist, euphoric sonic soundscapes, which effectively display Ocean's dreams and melancholia. Blonde's role in my experiences as a listener, too, are indelible; without it, I don't think I would have ever discovered at least 90% of the artists I hear now. When I first heard it, it was the first time where I really appreciated an album as a true experience; an artistic statement that moved me to the core. The almost infinite array of emotions that Ocean explores on this self-reflective project; a touching and deep exploration of his duality, never fail to completely amaze me, every single time I hear it. The lyrics are genius and thematically enriching, the vocals are euphoric, the production is transcendental; there is not a single area where this record holds back. Blonde is one of the most beautiful experiences I've ever had with just any form of art which, even on multiple relistens, never loses its potency or ability to emotionally rivet me throughout.
Points From:
@biglasagnayeet (10 Pts)
@jxshmccabe (10 Pts)
@MirroredComfort (10 Pts)
@jaketyler (10 Pts)
@Claytastic (10 Pts)
@Slush_Puppy (9 Pts)
@aaron (9 Pts)
@orangedroog65 (8 Pts)
@SebastiaanR
@bl0nded
@Manos
@TorranceONGOD
@stolenpositions
@eastbaldboy
@Maqtheus
A Foreword by @biglasagnayeet
Frank Ocean's Blonde is a powerhouse of neo-soul. From its tumultuous and notably eventful lead up to release to its groundbreaking effects on the RnB and soul genres, which took place almost immediately, this album's stance in musical history is, without a doubt, prominent. Taking a more abstract direction from Ocean's previous works, this record was one of the first to place progressive soul in the limelight, featuring a wide array of melodies, shrouded in either raw emotion or heavy autotune, over minimalist, euphoric sonic soundscapes, which effectively display Ocean's dreams and melancholia. Blonde's role in my experiences as a listener, too, are indelible; without it, I don't think I would have ever discovered at least 90% of the artists I hear now. When I first heard it, it was the first time where I really appreciated an album as a true experience; an artistic statement that moved me to the core. The almost infinite array of emotions that Ocean explores on this self-reflective project; a touching and deep exploration of his duality, never fail to completely amaze me, every single time I hear it. The lyrics are genius and thematically enriching, the vocals are euphoric, the production is transcendental; there is not a single area where this record holds back. Blonde is one of the most beautiful experiences I've ever had with just any form of art which, even on multiple relistens, never loses its potency or ability to emotionally rivet me throughout.
Points From:
@biglasagnayeet (10 Pts)
@jxshmccabe (10 Pts)
@MirroredComfort (10 Pts)
@jaketyler (10 Pts)
@Claytastic (10 Pts)
@Slush_Puppy (9 Pts)
@aaron (9 Pts)
@orangedroog65 (8 Pts)
@SebastiaanR
@bl0nded
@Manos
@TorranceONGOD
@stolenpositions
@eastbaldboy
@Maqtheus
6.
Total Score: 108 Points
A Foreword by @OswaldDatenzwal
Madlib and MF DOOM teaming up resulted in the most important project to come out in the past 20 years, an exemplar of the importance of individuality. Madlib cemented himself as one of the greatest sound creators of all time by effectively creating this muddy, groggy haze through the hums and pulses found on “Accordion” and the lurid bassline on “Meatgrinder”, only for the album to be slapped back into consciousness with the playful hypnotism found on “Raid” and “America’s Most Blunted”, all animated through a tight and intelligent use of cartoony sound clips. DOOM juxtaposes the animation with a sinister and gravelly vocal performance matched with a consistently hypnotic flow, which he weaponizes to cover topics ranging from weed, a schizophrenic prostitute, and a diss track directed to himself. DOOM’s signature style of intricate rhyme schemes coupled with wit and personality is matched by the off-kilter production from Madlib, resulting in a brutalization of the norms of hip hop, birthing the vortex of creativity we are in right now. Without DOOM and Madlib you don’t have the Tyler the creator, the Aesop Rock, the Earl sweatshirt, the Open mike eagle, you could even argue that Thom Yorke and Damon Albarn were affected by this release; these are artist right now who are currently pushing their respective genres into territories it has never seen before and you can directly trace their origin to this little indie record
Points From:
@GeMann (10 Pts)
@Jun (10 Pts)
@OswaldDatenzwal (8 Pts)
@365WHATAPPLE (8 Pts)
@bl0nded (8 Pts)
@Milosummers
@Rollo_P
@JayCrackers
@SarkastiK
@kimchilli
@laz456
@Chode
@SebastiaanR
@Davibitt1234
@TorranceONGOD
@MickyT
@oakie
@Claytastic
A Foreword by @OswaldDatenzwal
Madlib and MF DOOM teaming up resulted in the most important project to come out in the past 20 years, an exemplar of the importance of individuality. Madlib cemented himself as one of the greatest sound creators of all time by effectively creating this muddy, groggy haze through the hums and pulses found on “Accordion” and the lurid bassline on “Meatgrinder”, only for the album to be slapped back into consciousness with the playful hypnotism found on “Raid” and “America’s Most Blunted”, all animated through a tight and intelligent use of cartoony sound clips. DOOM juxtaposes the animation with a sinister and gravelly vocal performance matched with a consistently hypnotic flow, which he weaponizes to cover topics ranging from weed, a schizophrenic prostitute, and a diss track directed to himself. DOOM’s signature style of intricate rhyme schemes coupled with wit and personality is matched by the off-kilter production from Madlib, resulting in a brutalization of the norms of hip hop, birthing the vortex of creativity we are in right now. Without DOOM and Madlib you don’t have the Tyler the creator, the Aesop Rock, the Earl sweatshirt, the Open mike eagle, you could even argue that Thom Yorke and Damon Albarn were affected by this release; these are artist right now who are currently pushing their respective genres into territories it has never seen before and you can directly trace their origin to this little indie record
Points From:
@GeMann (10 Pts)
@Jun (10 Pts)
@OswaldDatenzwal (8 Pts)
@365WHATAPPLE (8 Pts)
@bl0nded (8 Pts)
@Milosummers
@Rollo_P
@JayCrackers
@SarkastiK
@kimchilli
@laz456
@Chode
@SebastiaanR
@Davibitt1234
@TorranceONGOD
@MickyT
@oakie
@Claytastic
7.
Total Score: 108 Points
A Foreword by @oakie
What makes In the Aeroplane Over the Sea great for me is its perfect blend of lo-fi noise and heartfelt ballads - the distortion gives it more desperation or rock action throughout. Its mix of old-timey band music with modern rock makes it unique because it helps tie in themes of World War 2 and Anne Frank - like a time traveller went back to 1945 and showed people rock music. The lo-fi production inspired other bands to take a similar direction, like Bright Eyes, AJJ, Jeff Rosenstock and Melanie Martinez. ITAOTS has a wildly shared sentiment of personal depth and passion, so people can connect due to a shared love of it. It was my gateway to folk, noise rock, band music, horn instruments, jazz and more. That alone means lots to me because I'm SUPER into them now; I don't think I'd be listening to as much of or even rating music without the push from ITAOTS. I have 600+ scrobbles on it on last.fm because whenever I'm sad or want to feel comforted I put it on. It's like a warm blanket and a cup of tea in the middle of winter: a hug in musical form. Any album that comforting to me that consistently is EASILY one of my favourites, and ITAOTS is numero uno, so you can imagine how much personal connection I have with this. It taught me inspiration can come from anywhere; this album was written about/for Anne Frank because Jeff happened to stumble into a bookstore, pick up her diary and go insane because he was sad she died how she did. That taught me you don't need an epiphany or breakup to make deeply touching music; you can write about how much you love your dog and it'll connect with people.
Points From:
@Toasterqueen12 (10 Pts)
@oakie (10 Pts)
@ihavetwoyeers (10 Pts)
@Saucelord777 (10 Pts)
@Egufgasd (10 Pts)
@Claytastic (9 Pts)
@Dabzilla (8 Pts)
@YessYessYessYes (8 Pts)
@MusicGod
@wyrihu
@ConnorDunnoMe
@rapscorer321
@nostalgia
@orangedroog65
@JayCrackers
@dearsongs
A Foreword by @oakie
What makes In the Aeroplane Over the Sea great for me is its perfect blend of lo-fi noise and heartfelt ballads - the distortion gives it more desperation or rock action throughout. Its mix of old-timey band music with modern rock makes it unique because it helps tie in themes of World War 2 and Anne Frank - like a time traveller went back to 1945 and showed people rock music. The lo-fi production inspired other bands to take a similar direction, like Bright Eyes, AJJ, Jeff Rosenstock and Melanie Martinez. ITAOTS has a wildly shared sentiment of personal depth and passion, so people can connect due to a shared love of it. It was my gateway to folk, noise rock, band music, horn instruments, jazz and more. That alone means lots to me because I'm SUPER into them now; I don't think I'd be listening to as much of or even rating music without the push from ITAOTS. I have 600+ scrobbles on it on last.fm because whenever I'm sad or want to feel comforted I put it on. It's like a warm blanket and a cup of tea in the middle of winter: a hug in musical form. Any album that comforting to me that consistently is EASILY one of my favourites, and ITAOTS is numero uno, so you can imagine how much personal connection I have with this. It taught me inspiration can come from anywhere; this album was written about/for Anne Frank because Jeff happened to stumble into a bookstore, pick up her diary and go insane because he was sad she died how she did. That taught me you don't need an epiphany or breakup to make deeply touching music; you can write about how much you love your dog and it'll connect with people.
Points From:
@Toasterqueen12 (10 Pts)
@oakie (10 Pts)
@ihavetwoyeers (10 Pts)
@Saucelord777 (10 Pts)
@Egufgasd (10 Pts)
@Claytastic (9 Pts)
@Dabzilla (8 Pts)
@YessYessYessYes (8 Pts)
@MusicGod
@wyrihu
@ConnorDunnoMe
@rapscorer321
@nostalgia
@orangedroog65
@JayCrackers
@dearsongs
8.
Total Score: 89 Points
A Foreword by @blobfishdsluggy
Sufjan Stevens' Illinois is to me at least is the definition of a perfect album. It's boundless in its creativity, experimental enough to sink your head into, yet accessible to anyone simply searching for a tranquil experience, with bittersweet lyrics complete with warm compositions and lush productions that...you know. Fuck it. This is a perfect album in every way. Just leave it like that.
Points From:
@blobfishdsluggy (10 Pts)
@ConcreteCastles (10 Pts)
@Tommy_WIseau0hi (10 Pts)
@SebastiaanR (9 Pts)
@louisomahoney (9 Pts)
@okcomputer12127 (8 Pts)
@cavan (8 Pts)
@JayCrackers
@Jamobo
@blackmage505
@biglasagnayeet
@laz456
@HoodieBraden
A Foreword by @blobfishdsluggy
Sufjan Stevens' Illinois is to me at least is the definition of a perfect album. It's boundless in its creativity, experimental enough to sink your head into, yet accessible to anyone simply searching for a tranquil experience, with bittersweet lyrics complete with warm compositions and lush productions that...you know. Fuck it. This is a perfect album in every way. Just leave it like that.
Points From:
@blobfishdsluggy (10 Pts)
@ConcreteCastles (10 Pts)
@Tommy_WIseau0hi (10 Pts)
@SebastiaanR (9 Pts)
@louisomahoney (9 Pts)
@okcomputer12127 (8 Pts)
@cavan (8 Pts)
@JayCrackers
@Jamobo
@blackmage505
@biglasagnayeet
@laz456
@HoodieBraden
9.
Total Score: 82 Points
A Foreword by @MobiusErasmus:
"Kid A" is the existential anthem of the 21st century, the battle between organic and electronic and the in-decisions that lie in-between. It's a very culturally relevant album and Radiohead's most ambitious and cryptic project to date and it holds my favorite song of all time: Motion Picture Soundtrack.
Points From:
@MobiusErasmus (10 Pts)
@UncleMikey (9 Pts)
@jcbal97 (8 Pts)
@Lumii
@nostalgia
@Andrei
@SnowyFighter
@okcomputer12127
@ThatRockPlayer
@Malneezy
@koreansandwich
@Dabzilla
@Ari007
A Foreword by @MobiusErasmus:
"Kid A" is the existential anthem of the 21st century, the battle between organic and electronic and the in-decisions that lie in-between. It's a very culturally relevant album and Radiohead's most ambitious and cryptic project to date and it holds my favorite song of all time: Motion Picture Soundtrack.
Points From:
@MobiusErasmus (10 Pts)
@UncleMikey (9 Pts)
@jcbal97 (8 Pts)
@Lumii
@nostalgia
@Andrei
@SnowyFighter
@okcomputer12127
@ThatRockPlayer
@Malneezy
@koreansandwich
@Dabzilla
@Ari007
10.
Total Score: 81 Points
A Foreword by @wyrihu
Homogenic, to me, is a perfect thing. In every way. It is a genius experimental mix of beautiful chamber music and mature art pop with harsh and revolutionary glitchy electronic percussion. Every song is perfect and it simply feels like such a landmark in not only Björk's career but also music as a whole. The 90's were an extremely important part of electronic music's evolution and existence, with artists like The Orb creating beautiful ambient universes within music, Aphex Twin inventing the genre of idm, and Matmos showcasing the bizarre world of experimental plunderphonics within the genre. Björk's role in this genre became quite clear with her 1997 masterpiece, Homogenic. Previously established as a simple pop star with her first two albums, Björk proved to the music world that she is much more than that. She combined the world of electronic with the world of pop. It's a very personal album to me with no flaws!
Points From:
@wyrihu (10 Pts)
@kimchilli (10 Pts)
@strangegeyser (10 Pts)
@andiov1 (9 Pts)
@Malneezy (9 Pts)
@Maqtheus (9 Pts)
@LukasLima (8 Pts)
@laz456
@orangedroog65
@Claytastic
@EraX
A Foreword by @wyrihu
Homogenic, to me, is a perfect thing. In every way. It is a genius experimental mix of beautiful chamber music and mature art pop with harsh and revolutionary glitchy electronic percussion. Every song is perfect and it simply feels like such a landmark in not only Björk's career but also music as a whole. The 90's were an extremely important part of electronic music's evolution and existence, with artists like The Orb creating beautiful ambient universes within music, Aphex Twin inventing the genre of idm, and Matmos showcasing the bizarre world of experimental plunderphonics within the genre. Björk's role in this genre became quite clear with her 1997 masterpiece, Homogenic. Previously established as a simple pop star with her first two albums, Björk proved to the music world that she is much more than that. She combined the world of electronic with the world of pop. It's a very personal album to me with no flaws!
Points From:
@wyrihu (10 Pts)
@kimchilli (10 Pts)
@strangegeyser (10 Pts)
@andiov1 (9 Pts)
@Malneezy (9 Pts)
@Maqtheus (9 Pts)
@LukasLima (8 Pts)
@laz456
@orangedroog65
@Claytastic
@EraX
11.
Total Score: 80 Points
Forewords by @Andrei and @YessYessYessYes
I know I'm not alone when I say that Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven is an album that I have a very deep personal connection to. It's one of those albums that you can listen to a hundred times and never get bored of, uncovering tiny details you never noticed before in every listen. This album is packed full of some of the greatest and most emotional moments in music history, whether that be its grand opening, its mysterious samples, or its droning, melancholic outro, all merging together to make a monolithic hour and a half long post-rock masterpiece. There are a couple of albums that I consider to be "perfect", but Lift Your Skinny Fists is the album that deserves that title the most.
I would say that LYSF is one of the best and most important records I’ve ever heard in my life is for the fact that it conveys such potent emotions and themes in pure instrumental form. I’m able to follow a linear story that is filled with emotion and depth, one that is true to the human condition, filled with victory, uncertainty, life and death. It’s truly such an enriching experience and Post-Rock’s tropes have pretty much been built off of the building blocks for this record. The momentous occasions on this record have allowed for waves to be made in the genre as may have tried emulating what they only could pull off.
Points From:
@YessYessYessYes (10 Pts)
@JayCrackers (9 Pts)
@WatersUnfold (9 Pts)
@thomaslind (8 Pts)
@MobiusErasmus (8 Pts)
@Andrei
@cakenator
@ConcreteCastles
@biglasagnayeet
@Mozart
@Musicnerdd
@21stcenturyschi
@okcomputer12127
Forewords by @Andrei and @YessYessYessYes
I know I'm not alone when I say that Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven is an album that I have a very deep personal connection to. It's one of those albums that you can listen to a hundred times and never get bored of, uncovering tiny details you never noticed before in every listen. This album is packed full of some of the greatest and most emotional moments in music history, whether that be its grand opening, its mysterious samples, or its droning, melancholic outro, all merging together to make a monolithic hour and a half long post-rock masterpiece. There are a couple of albums that I consider to be "perfect", but Lift Your Skinny Fists is the album that deserves that title the most.
I would say that LYSF is one of the best and most important records I’ve ever heard in my life is for the fact that it conveys such potent emotions and themes in pure instrumental form. I’m able to follow a linear story that is filled with emotion and depth, one that is true to the human condition, filled with victory, uncertainty, life and death. It’s truly such an enriching experience and Post-Rock’s tropes have pretty much been built off of the building blocks for this record. The momentous occasions on this record have allowed for waves to be made in the genre as may have tried emulating what they only could pull off.
Points From:
@YessYessYessYes (10 Pts)
@JayCrackers (9 Pts)
@WatersUnfold (9 Pts)
@thomaslind (8 Pts)
@MobiusErasmus (8 Pts)
@Andrei
@cakenator
@ConcreteCastles
@biglasagnayeet
@Mozart
@Musicnerdd
@21stcenturyschi
@okcomputer12127
12.
Total Score: 78 Points
Points From:
@ThomasGuy (9 Pts)
@Andrei (8 Pts)
@EraX (8 Pts)
@MickyT (8 Pts)
@ConnorDunnoMe
@avernannes
@rafae_l
@Chode
@HoodieBraden
@Tommy_WIseau0hi
@louisomahoney
@Houdanny
@Manos
@ParthonyJobtano
Points From:
@ThomasGuy (9 Pts)
@Andrei (8 Pts)
@EraX (8 Pts)
@MickyT (8 Pts)
@ConnorDunnoMe
@avernannes
@rafae_l
@Chode
@HoodieBraden
@Tommy_WIseau0hi
@louisomahoney
@Houdanny
@Manos
@ParthonyJobtano
13.
Total Score: 70 Points
Points From:
@Andrei (9 Pts)
@jcbal97 (9 Pts)
@YuriDING (9 Pts)
@JustSomeGuy (8 Pts)
@eliiscool5
@MickyT
@Vratko
@Manos
@ThomasGuy
@rafae_l
@Chode
Points From:
@Andrei (9 Pts)
@jcbal97 (9 Pts)
@YuriDING (9 Pts)
@JustSomeGuy (8 Pts)
@eliiscool5
@MickyT
@Vratko
@Manos
@ThomasGuy
@rafae_l
@Chode
14.
Total Score: 68 Points
Points From:
@eliiscool5 (10 Pts)
@jaketyler (9 Pts)
@AugustYours (9 Pts)
@clumsyduckling
@80starzdust
@jxshmccabe
@nathanaskenazi
@bl0nded
@eastbaldboy
@TehSniper_143
@idoalbums
@ParthonyJobtano
@Slush_Puppy
@SarkastiK
Points From:
@eliiscool5 (10 Pts)
@jaketyler (9 Pts)
@AugustYours (9 Pts)
@clumsyduckling
@80starzdust
@jxshmccabe
@nathanaskenazi
@bl0nded
@eastbaldboy
@TehSniper_143
@idoalbums
@ParthonyJobtano
@Slush_Puppy
@SarkastiK
15.
Total Score: 65 Points
Points From:
@bl0nded (10 Pts)
@Malneezy (8 Pts)
@EraX
@TehSniper_143
@Claytastic
@myr
@MrMercury7
@koreansandwich
@ParthonyJobtano
@WatersUnfold
@Egufgasd
@thomaslind
@YessYessYessYes
Points From:
@bl0nded (10 Pts)
@Malneezy (8 Pts)
@EraX
@TehSniper_143
@Claytastic
@myr
@MrMercury7
@koreansandwich
@ParthonyJobtano
@WatersUnfold
@Egufgasd
@thomaslind
@YessYessYessYes
16.
Total Score: 65 Points
Points From:
@Windy (10 Pts)
@TehSniper_143 (10 Pts)
@MobiusErasmus (9 Pts)
@nathanaskenazi (9 Pts)
@nostalgia
@SnowyFighter
@cavan
@Mozart
@eastbaldboy
@biglasagnayeet
@blackmage505
@Egufgasd
@ConcreteCastles
Points From:
@Windy (10 Pts)
@TehSniper_143 (10 Pts)
@MobiusErasmus (9 Pts)
@nathanaskenazi (9 Pts)
@nostalgia
@SnowyFighter
@cavan
@Mozart
@eastbaldboy
@biglasagnayeet
@blackmage505
@Egufgasd
@ConcreteCastles
17.
Total Score: 63 Points
Points From:
@JustSomeGuy (10 Pts)
@BGL13 (10 Pts)
@Docky (10 Pts)
@cakenator (8 Pts)
@ThatRockPlayer
@Manos
@louisomahoney
@Hillybilly55
@MrMercury7
@reptilia0000
@Chode
Points From:
@JustSomeGuy (10 Pts)
@BGL13 (10 Pts)
@Docky (10 Pts)
@cakenator (8 Pts)
@ThatRockPlayer
@Manos
@louisomahoney
@Hillybilly55
@MrMercury7
@reptilia0000
@Chode
18.
Total Score: 58 Points
Points From:
@nostalgia (10 Pts)
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg (10 Pts)
@elextranodpl (9 Pts)
@cavan
@emomu
@MobiusErasmus
@Ari007
@RiskR
@kimchilli
@365WHATAPPLE
@Saucelord777
Points From:
@nostalgia (10 Pts)
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg (10 Pts)
@elextranodpl (9 Pts)
@cavan
@emomu
@MobiusErasmus
@Ari007
@RiskR
@kimchilli
@365WHATAPPLE
@Saucelord777
19.
Total Score: 56 Points
Points From:
@MickyT (10 Pts)
@jcbal97 (10 Pts)
@Saucelord777 (9 Pts)
@JayCrackers (8 Pts)
@CameronFriezer
@thomaslind
@Ari007
@Dabzilla
@Manos
Points From:
@MickyT (10 Pts)
@jcbal97 (10 Pts)
@Saucelord777 (9 Pts)
@JayCrackers (8 Pts)
@CameronFriezer
@thomaslind
@Ari007
@Dabzilla
@Manos
20.
Total Score: 55 Points
Points From:
@thewayiam (10 Pts)
@CameronFriezer (9 Pts)
@Cry (8 Pts)
@Nightwing734 (8 Pts)
@Docky
@MrMercury7
@elextranodpl
@strangegeyser
@BGL13
@heavenlyxbn
@LukasLima
@koreansandwich
Points From:
@thewayiam (10 Pts)
@CameronFriezer (9 Pts)
@Cry (8 Pts)
@Nightwing734 (8 Pts)
@Docky
@MrMercury7
@elextranodpl
@strangegeyser
@BGL13
@heavenlyxbn
@LukasLima
@koreansandwich
21.
Total Score: 55 Points
Points From:
@TomBejoy (10 Pts)
@CameronFriezer (10 Pts)
@koreansandwich (10 Pts)
@Davibitt1234 (9 Pts)
@DoubleZ (8 Pts)
@Andrei
@wyrihu
@ConnorDunnoMe
@idoalbums
@myr
Points From:
@TomBejoy (10 Pts)
@CameronFriezer (10 Pts)
@koreansandwich (10 Pts)
@Davibitt1234 (9 Pts)
@DoubleZ (8 Pts)
@Andrei
@wyrihu
@ConnorDunnoMe
@idoalbums
@myr
22.
Total Score: 49 Points
Points From:
@YuriDING (10 Pts)
@MrMercury7 (9 Pts)
@br94 (8 Pts)
@Musicnerdd (8 Pts)
@UncleMikey
@ecenb
@BaddieBaphomet
@heavenlyxbn
Points From:
@YuriDING (10 Pts)
@MrMercury7 (9 Pts)
@br94 (8 Pts)
@Musicnerdd (8 Pts)
@UncleMikey
@ecenb
@BaddieBaphomet
@heavenlyxbn
23.
Total Score: 47 Points
Points From:
@cakenator (10 Pts)
@andiov1 (8 Pts)
@blackmage505 (8 Pts)
@Dabzilla
@365WHATAPPLE
@JustSomeGuy
@GeMann
Points From:
@cakenator (10 Pts)
@andiov1 (8 Pts)
@blackmage505 (8 Pts)
@Dabzilla
@365WHATAPPLE
@JustSomeGuy
@GeMann
24.
Total Score: 43 Points
Points From:
@Manos (10 Pts)
@myr (9 Pts)
@Claytastic (8 Pts)
@summerboywest
@MusicGod
@biglasagnayeet
@365WHATAPPLE
@LilGatorade
Points From:
@Manos (10 Pts)
@myr (9 Pts)
@Claytastic (8 Pts)
@summerboywest
@MusicGod
@biglasagnayeet
@365WHATAPPLE
@LilGatorade
25.
Total Score: 43 Points
Points From:
@Vratko (10 Pts)
@jxshmccabe (8 Pts)
@eastbaldboy (8 Pts)
@apotofstu
@soundmate
@clumsyduckling
@jaketyler
Points From:
@Vratko (10 Pts)
@jxshmccabe (8 Pts)
@eastbaldboy (8 Pts)
@apotofstu
@soundmate
@clumsyduckling
@jaketyler
26.
Total Score: 42 Points
Points From:
@andiov1 (10 Pts)
@louisomahoney (10 Pts)
@blackmage505 (10 Pts)
@kimchilli (8 Pts)
@nostalgia
@TomBejoy
Points From:
@andiov1 (10 Pts)
@louisomahoney (10 Pts)
@blackmage505 (10 Pts)
@kimchilli (8 Pts)
@nostalgia
@TomBejoy
27.
Total Score: 41 Points
Points From:
@CLJesse (10 Pts)
@365WHATAPPLE (9 Pts)
@KoopaToad18 (8 Pts)
@21stcenturyschi (8 Pts)
@fucktobymaguire
Points From:
@CLJesse (10 Pts)
@365WHATAPPLE (9 Pts)
@KoopaToad18 (8 Pts)
@21stcenturyschi (8 Pts)
@fucktobymaguire
28.
Total Score: 39 Points
Points From:
@Ari007 (9 Pts)
@Houdanny (8 Pts)
@laz456 (8 Pts)
@LoganAdams
@TreyLikesBands
Points From:
@Ari007 (9 Pts)
@Houdanny (8 Pts)
@laz456 (8 Pts)
@LoganAdams
@TreyLikesBands
29.
Total Score: 38 Points
Points From:
@Drone3000 (9 Pts)
@laz456 (9 Pts)
@biglasagnayeet
@365WHATAPPLE
@Malneezy
@rapscorer321
Points From:
@Drone3000 (9 Pts)
@laz456 (9 Pts)
@biglasagnayeet
@365WHATAPPLE
@Malneezy
@rapscorer321
![David Bowie - ★ [Blackstar]](https://cdn2.albumoftheyear.org/100x/album/2016/43569-blackstar.jpg)
30.
Total Score: 35 Points
Points From:
@OswaldDatenzwal (9 Pts)
@Manos (9 Pts)
@heavenlyxbn
@Vratko
@TomBejoy
@YessYessYessYes
Points From:
@OswaldDatenzwal (9 Pts)
@Manos (9 Pts)
@heavenlyxbn
@Vratko
@TomBejoy
@YessYessYessYes
31.
Total Score: 34 Points
Points From:
@heavenlyxbn (10 Pts)
@summerboywest (10 Pts)
@elextranodpl (8 Pts)
@emomu
@Tommy_WIseau0hi
Points From:
@heavenlyxbn (10 Pts)
@summerboywest (10 Pts)
@elextranodpl (8 Pts)
@emomu
@Tommy_WIseau0hi
32.
Total Score: 34 Points
Points From:
@Andrei (10 Pts)
@JustSomeGuy (9 Pts)
@ThomasGuy (8 Pts)
@Ari007
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg
Points From:
@Andrei (10 Pts)
@JustSomeGuy (9 Pts)
@ThomasGuy (8 Pts)
@Ari007
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg
33.
Total Score: 32 Points
Points From:
@soundmate (10 Pts)
@TreyLikesBands (8 Pts)
@stolenpositions
@LukasLima
@heavenlyxbn
@strangegeyser
Points From:
@soundmate (10 Pts)
@TreyLikesBands (8 Pts)
@stolenpositions
@LukasLima
@heavenlyxbn
@strangegeyser
34.
Total Score: 32 Points
Points From:
@Dabzilla (10 Pts)
@fucktobymaguire (10 Pts)
@ihavetwoyeers
@Saucelord777
@br94
Points From:
@Dabzilla (10 Pts)
@fucktobymaguire (10 Pts)
@ihavetwoyeers
@Saucelord777
@br94
35.
Total Score: 32 Points
Points From:
@Chode (10 Pts)
@koreansandwich (9 Pts)
@ParthonyJobtano (8 Pts)
@SnowyFighter
@Jamobo
Points From:
@Chode (10 Pts)
@koreansandwich (9 Pts)
@ParthonyJobtano (8 Pts)
@SnowyFighter
@Jamobo
36.
Total Score: 32 Points
Points From:
@365WHATAPPLE (10 Pts)
@SnowyFighter (10 Pts)
@Slush_Puppy
@blackmage505
Points From:
@365WHATAPPLE (10 Pts)
@SnowyFighter (10 Pts)
@Slush_Puppy
@blackmage505
37.
Total Score: 31 Points
Points From:
@BaddieBaphomet (9 Pts)
@jxshmccabe
@Maqtheus
@RiskR
@MusicGod
Points From:
@BaddieBaphomet (9 Pts)
@jxshmccabe
@Maqtheus
@RiskR
@MusicGod
38.
Total Score: 31 Points
Points From:
@Slush_Puppy (8 Pts)
@apotofstu (8 Pts)
@reptilia0000
@Lumii
@Vratko
Points From:
@Slush_Puppy (8 Pts)
@apotofstu (8 Pts)
@reptilia0000
@Lumii
@Vratko
39.
Total Score: 31 Points
Points From:
@nathanaskenazi (10 Pts)
@cavan (10 Pts)
@MrMercury7
@andiov1
Points From:
@nathanaskenazi (10 Pts)
@cavan (10 Pts)
@MrMercury7
@andiov1
40.
Total Score: 30 Points
Points From:
@DoubleZ (10 Pts)
@BGL13 (8 Pts)
@SebastiaanR (8 Pts)
@CameronFriezer
@koreansandwich
Points From:
@DoubleZ (10 Pts)
@BGL13 (8 Pts)
@SebastiaanR (8 Pts)
@CameronFriezer
@koreansandwich
41.
Total Score: 30 Points
Points From:
@strangegeyser (9 Pts)
@wyrihu
@Malneezy
@emomu
@elextranodpl
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg
Points From:
@strangegeyser (9 Pts)
@wyrihu
@Malneezy
@emomu
@elextranodpl
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg
42.
Total Score: 29 Points
Points From:
@AndreVital (9 Pts)
@bl0nded (9 Pts)
@Slush_Puppy
@oakie
@jeetygt
Points From:
@AndreVital (9 Pts)
@bl0nded (9 Pts)
@Slush_Puppy
@oakie
@jeetygt
43.
Total Score: 28 Points
Points From:
@YessYessYessYes
@El_Bark
@Dabzilla
@WatersUnfold
@cakenator
@365WHATAPPLE
Points From:
@YessYessYessYes
@El_Bark
@Dabzilla
@WatersUnfold
@cakenator
@365WHATAPPLE
44.
Total Score: 28 Points
Points From:
@Chode (9 Pts)
@rafae_l (8 Pts)
@21stcenturyschi
@MrA
@eastbaldboy
Points From:
@Chode (9 Pts)
@rafae_l (8 Pts)
@21stcenturyschi
@MrA
@eastbaldboy
45.
Total Score: 28 Points
Points From:
@JustSomeGuy
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg
@ConnorDunnoMe
@Houdanny
@YessYessYessYes
Points From:
@JustSomeGuy
@Fhhgvnjscvbbg
@ConnorDunnoMe
@Houdanny
@YessYessYessYes
46.
Total Score: 28 Points
Points From:
@eliiscool5 (8 Pts)
@louisomahoney (8 Pts)
@kimchilli
@tiagoaon
Points From:
@eliiscool5 (8 Pts)
@louisomahoney (8 Pts)
@kimchilli
@tiagoaon
47.
Total Score: 28 Points
Points From:
@thomaslind (10 Pts)
@nostalgia (9 Pts)
@21stcenturyschi (9 Pts)
Points From:
@thomaslind (10 Pts)
@nostalgia (9 Pts)
@21stcenturyschi (9 Pts)
48.
Total Score: 27 Points
Points From:
@reptilia0000 (10 Pts)
@21stcenturyschi (10 Pts)
@Nightwing734
@SnowyFighter
Points From:
@reptilia0000 (10 Pts)
@21stcenturyschi (10 Pts)
@Nightwing734
@SnowyFighter
49.
Total Score: 27 Points
Points From:
@clumsyduckling (10 Pts)
@BaddieBaphomet
@SarkastiK
@wyrihu
Points From:
@clumsyduckling (10 Pts)
@BaddieBaphomet
@SarkastiK
@wyrihu
50.
Total Score: 26 Points
Points From:
@GeMann
@Rollo_P
@eastbaldboy
@reptilia0000
@stolenpositions
@tiagoaon
Points From:
@GeMann
@Rollo_P
@eastbaldboy
@reptilia0000
@stolenpositions
@tiagoaon
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4mo
1. Abbey road - the beatles
2. The white album - the beatles
3. Lift Yr skinny fists- gy!be
4. Ants from up there - bcnr
5. Kagayaki - takagi masakutsu
6. The mollusk - ween
7. Uncle meat - the mothers of invention
8. Ram - paul mccartney
9. The wall - pink floyd
10. We're only in it for the money - the mothers of invention
2. The white album - the beatles
3. Lift Yr skinny fists- gy!be
4. Ants from up there - bcnr
5. Kagayaki - takagi masakutsu
6. The mollusk - ween
7. Uncle meat - the mothers of invention
8. Ram - paul mccartney
9. The wall - pink floyd
10. We're only in it for the money - the mothers of invention
4mo
i noticed you haven’t updated this in a while so i don’t expect to be on there but i’m bored :)
1. Songs in the Key of Life - Stevie Wonder
2. Blue - Joni Mitchell
3. Tragic Kingdom - No Doubt
4. To Pimp a Butterfly - Kendrick Lamar
5. Deathconsciousness - Have a Nice Life
6. Vespertine - Björk
7. Goo - Sonic Youth
8. The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars - David Bowie (i cannot believe i wrote that whole title out)
9. Abbey Road - The Beatles
10. Jubilee - Japanese Breakfast
1. Songs in the Key of Life - Stevie Wonder
2. Blue - Joni Mitchell
3. Tragic Kingdom - No Doubt
4. To Pimp a Butterfly - Kendrick Lamar
5. Deathconsciousness - Have a Nice Life
6. Vespertine - Björk
7. Goo - Sonic Youth
8. The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars - David Bowie (i cannot believe i wrote that whole title out)
9. Abbey Road - The Beatles
10. Jubilee - Japanese Breakfast
5mo
1. 21 pilots - trench
2. Nas - Illmatic
3. Denzel Curry - TA13OO
4. David Bowie - the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars
5. MADVILLIAN - madvilliany
6. Pink Floyd - wish you were here
7. Nirvana - in utero
8. Prince - purple rain
9. King crimson - in the court of the crimson king
10. Daft punk - discovery
2. Nas - Illmatic
3. Denzel Curry - TA13OO
4. David Bowie - the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars
5. MADVILLIAN - madvilliany
6. Pink Floyd - wish you were here
7. Nirvana - in utero
8. Prince - purple rain
9. King crimson - in the court of the crimson king
10. Daft punk - discovery
7mo
1. Radiohead- OK computer
2. My Bloody Valentine- Loveless
3. Tame Impala- Currents
4. Beach House- Bloom
5. The Stone Roses- S/T
6. Radiohead- In Rainbows
7. Pink Floyd- Wish You Were Here
8. Slowdive- Souvlaki
9. The Smiths- The Queen is Dead
10. Pearl Jam- Ten
2. My Bloody Valentine- Loveless
3. Tame Impala- Currents
4. Beach House- Bloom
5. The Stone Roses- S/T
6. Radiohead- In Rainbows
7. Pink Floyd- Wish You Were Here
8. Slowdive- Souvlaki
9. The Smiths- The Queen is Dead
10. Pearl Jam- Ten
8mo
1 - Nurture - Porter Robinson
2 - Discovery - Daft Punk
3 - Kid A - Radiohead
4 - Selected Ambient Works 85-92 - Aphex Twin
5 - Music Has The Right To Children - Boards Of Canada
6 - Eternal Blue - Spiritbox
7 - F#A# - Godspeed You! Black Emperor
8 - Ravedeath, 1972 - Tim Hecker
9 - Everywhere At The End Of Time - The Caretaker
10 - We Are The Night - The Chemical Brothers
I have a 100 on my account which I feel ashamed of. I won't say which, but it shouldn't be in my top 10, even though I think it is worthy of a 100.
2 - Discovery - Daft Punk
3 - Kid A - Radiohead
4 - Selected Ambient Works 85-92 - Aphex Twin
5 - Music Has The Right To Children - Boards Of Canada
6 - Eternal Blue - Spiritbox
7 - F#A# - Godspeed You! Black Emperor
8 - Ravedeath, 1972 - Tim Hecker
9 - Everywhere At The End Of Time - The Caretaker
10 - We Are The Night - The Chemical Brothers
I have a 100 on my account which I feel ashamed of. I won't say which, but it shouldn't be in my top 10, even though I think it is worthy of a 100.
11mo
Current top:
1. Lupe Fiasco -Tetsuo & Youth
2. Kanye West- The College Dropout
3. The Beatles- Sgt. Pepper and the Lonely Hearts Club
4.Ecco2k- E
5. Nas-Illmatic
6. Fishmans- 98.12.28 男達の別れ
7. Kendrick Lamar- good kid, m.A.A.d city
8. Tyler the Creator- Igor
9. Chief Keef- Almighty So
10. King Crimson- In the court of the crimson king
1. Lupe Fiasco -Tetsuo & Youth
2. Kanye West- The College Dropout
3. The Beatles- Sgt. Pepper and the Lonely Hearts Club
4.Ecco2k- E
5. Nas-Illmatic
6. Fishmans- 98.12.28 男達の別れ
7. Kendrick Lamar- good kid, m.A.A.d city
8. Tyler the Creator- Igor
9. Chief Keef- Almighty So
10. King Crimson- In the court of the crimson king
1y
@WatersUnfold @LoganAdams @TorranceONGOD @UncleMikey @ConnorDunnoMe @myr @Lumii @blackmage505 @Vratko @Egufgasd @Tommy_WIseau0hi @idoalbums sorry it took me a while but I've added all your picks to the list. Y'all switched things up quite a bit
1y
@calebmullings54 just drop your top 10 in these comments or my shoutbox and I'll add you
1y
At the moment
1. Takagi Masakatsu - Kagayaki
2. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists like Antennas To Heaven
3. Björk - Vespertine
4. Spelling - The Turning Wheel
5. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
6. Tim Hecker - Virgins
7. Swans - To Be Kind
8. Danny Brown - Atrocity exhibition
9. Daft Punk - Discovery
10. Frank Ocean - Endless
1. Takagi Masakatsu - Kagayaki
2. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists like Antennas To Heaven
3. Björk - Vespertine
4. Spelling - The Turning Wheel
5. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
6. Tim Hecker - Virgins
7. Swans - To Be Kind
8. Danny Brown - Atrocity exhibition
9. Daft Punk - Discovery
10. Frank Ocean - Endless
1y
Current Top 10
1. Have One On Me - Joanna Newsom
2. Blue - Joni Mitchell
3. Vespertine - Bjork
4. Ys - Joanna Newsom
5. Hounds Of Love - Kate Bush
6. Rumors - Fleetwood Mac
7. Scarlet’s Walk - Tori Amos
8. Divers - Joanna Newsom
9. The Dreaming - Kate Bush
10. Hejira - Joni Mitchell
1. Have One On Me - Joanna Newsom
2. Blue - Joni Mitchell
3. Vespertine - Bjork
4. Ys - Joanna Newsom
5. Hounds Of Love - Kate Bush
6. Rumors - Fleetwood Mac
7. Scarlet’s Walk - Tori Amos
8. Divers - Joanna Newsom
9. The Dreaming - Kate Bush
10. Hejira - Joni Mitchell
1y
idk if you still update, i dont think you do
1. Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked At Me
2. Mid-Air Thief - Crumbling
3. Black Country, New Road - Ants From Up There
4. Anna von Hausswolff - Live at Montreux Jazz Festival
5. Weezer - Pinkerton
6. Frank Ocean - Blonde
7. Weezer - Weezer (White Album)
8. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
9. Madvillain - Madvillainy
10. Beyoncé - Lemonade
1. Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked At Me
2. Mid-Air Thief - Crumbling
3. Black Country, New Road - Ants From Up There
4. Anna von Hausswolff - Live at Montreux Jazz Festival
5. Weezer - Pinkerton
6. Frank Ocean - Blonde
7. Weezer - Weezer (White Album)
8. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
9. Madvillain - Madvillainy
10. Beyoncé - Lemonade
1y
Hmm, worth a shot:
1. The Clash - London Calling
2. Radiohead - Kid A
3. Kendrick Lamar - DAMN.
4. Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
5. The Cure - Disintegration
6. Arcade Fire - Funeral
7. Radiohead - OK Computer
8. Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
9. The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground
10. Love - Forever Changes
1. The Clash - London Calling
2. Radiohead - Kid A
3. Kendrick Lamar - DAMN.
4. Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
5. The Cure - Disintegration
6. Arcade Fire - Funeral
7. Radiohead - OK Computer
8. Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
9. The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground
10. Love - Forever Changes
1y
Tough for me to order em but I'm happy with it for now. Here what I got:
1. A Love Supreme - John Coltrane
2. Ascension - John Coltrane
3. The Shape of Jazz to Come - Ornette Coleman
4. Remain in Light - Talking Heads
5. OK Computer - Radiohead
6. Free Jazz - Ornette Coleman
7. Bitches Brew - Miles Davis
8. In The Aeroplane Over the Sea - Neutral Milk Hotel
9. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - Kanye West
10. Selected Ambient Works 85-92 - Aphex Twin
1. A Love Supreme - John Coltrane
2. Ascension - John Coltrane
3. The Shape of Jazz to Come - Ornette Coleman
4. Remain in Light - Talking Heads
5. OK Computer - Radiohead
6. Free Jazz - Ornette Coleman
7. Bitches Brew - Miles Davis
8. In The Aeroplane Over the Sea - Neutral Milk Hotel
9. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - Kanye West
10. Selected Ambient Works 85-92 - Aphex Twin
1y
At the moment:
1. Daft Punk - Alive 2007
2. Burial - Kindred
3. Kanye West - Yeezus
4. Kids See Ghosts - Kids See Ghosts
5. Yann Tiersen - Amélie
6. Daft Punk - Discovery
7. Nirvana - Nevermind
8. Stromae - Racine carrée
9. Radiohead - In Rainbows
10. Gorillaz - Demon Days
(+11. MBDTF, cause Kindred is an EP, so I don't know if it can be included)
1. Daft Punk - Alive 2007
2. Burial - Kindred
3. Kanye West - Yeezus
4. Kids See Ghosts - Kids See Ghosts
5. Yann Tiersen - Amélie
6. Daft Punk - Discovery
7. Nirvana - Nevermind
8. Stromae - Racine carrée
9. Radiohead - In Rainbows
10. Gorillaz - Demon Days
(+11. MBDTF, cause Kindred is an EP, so I don't know if it can be included)
1y
1. radiohead - ok computer
2. radiohead - in rainbows
3. the strokes - the new abnormal
4. radiohead - kid a
5. gorillaz - plastic beach
6. black country, new road - ants from up there
7. radiohead - a moon shaped pool
8. the strokes - room on fire
9. black midi - schlagenheim
10. radiohead - hail to the thief
2. radiohead - in rainbows
3. the strokes - the new abnormal
4. radiohead - kid a
5. gorillaz - plastic beach
6. black country, new road - ants from up there
7. radiohead - a moon shaped pool
8. the strokes - room on fire
9. black midi - schlagenheim
10. radiohead - hail to the thief
1y
1. Fishmans - 98.12.28
2. Broken Social Scene - You Forgot It In People
3. Swans - Soundtracks For The Blind
4. Black Country, New Road - Ants From Up There
5. Sufjan Stevens - Illinois
6. The Microphones - The Glow Pt.2
7. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
8. The Cure - Disintegration
9. Car Seat Headrest - Twin Fantasy
10. Ween - The Mollusk
2. Broken Social Scene - You Forgot It In People
3. Swans - Soundtracks For The Blind
4. Black Country, New Road - Ants From Up There
5. Sufjan Stevens - Illinois
6. The Microphones - The Glow Pt.2
7. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
8. The Cure - Disintegration
9. Car Seat Headrest - Twin Fantasy
10. Ween - The Mollusk
1y
Thank you for putting this together, my top 10 would look something like this :
1. Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher
2. Twenty One Pilots - Trench
3. Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool
4. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
5. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
6. David Bowie - Blackstar
7. The Strokes - Angles
8. Gorillaz - Plastic Beach
9. Björk - Medúlla
10. Coldplay - Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends
1. Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher
2. Twenty One Pilots - Trench
3. Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool
4. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
5. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
6. David Bowie - Blackstar
7. The Strokes - Angles
8. Gorillaz - Plastic Beach
9. Björk - Medúlla
10. Coldplay - Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends
1y
1. In the Aeroplane Over the Sea - Neutral Milk Hotel
2. Kimi Tsunagi Five M - Asian Kung-Fu Generation
3.Noita - Korpiklaani
4. Jiana - E-an-na
5.1000 gecs - 100 gecs
6.The Life of Pablo - KanYe West
7. HELLBOY - Lil Peep
8. Discovery - Daft Punk
9. Twin Fantasy - Car Seat Headrest
10.You Won't Get What You Want - Daughters
2. Kimi Tsunagi Five M - Asian Kung-Fu Generation
3.Noita - Korpiklaani
4. Jiana - E-an-na
5.1000 gecs - 100 gecs
6.The Life of Pablo - KanYe West
7. HELLBOY - Lil Peep
8. Discovery - Daft Punk
9. Twin Fantasy - Car Seat Headrest
10.You Won't Get What You Want - Daughters
1y
1. Nectar - Joji
2. lady magdalene - fka twigs
3. blue weekend - wolf alice
4. ye - ye west
5. igor - tyler the creator
6: flower boy - tyler the creator
7. by the time i get to phoenix - injury reserve
8: life of pablo - ye west
9: mbdtf - ye west
10: lp! - jpegmafia
2. lady magdalene - fka twigs
3. blue weekend - wolf alice
4. ye - ye west
5. igor - tyler the creator
6: flower boy - tyler the creator
7. by the time i get to phoenix - injury reserve
8: life of pablo - ye west
9: mbdtf - ye west
10: lp! - jpegmafia
2y
1. soundtracks for the blind
2. vessel by twenty one pilots
3. the black parade
4. get to heaven
5. lift your skinny fists
6. ok computer
7. sometimes i might be introvert
8. to be kind
9. soviet kitsch
10. in rainbows
2. vessel by twenty one pilots
3. the black parade
4. get to heaven
5. lift your skinny fists
6. ok computer
7. sometimes i might be introvert
8. to be kind
9. soviet kitsch
10. in rainbows
2y
thank you for inviting me to be a part this, but unfortunately i struggle so much in deciding which albums i would choose and how to rank them so i just ended up giving up... great list tho if i ever manage to rank them i'd love to be a part of it !!
2y
@Quet if you want to be in the list just drop your top 10 in my shoutbox. I'd love to include you
2y
Great list! It's incredibly interesting to see which recent albums made the cut and how high they are!
2y
Amazing list. One of the best community lists I've actually seen get made in a while. Very original. Glad I could contribute!
2y
IGOR and Yeezus over illmatic??? AOTY making my blood boil before 10 AM, you love to see it!
2y
this was an amazing list idea, happy to see it finally completed :D
thanks for including me my g
thanks for including me my g
2y
Oh my GOD this is such a good list omg thank you so much for all the effort you put into this list this is amazing !! And THANK YOU for letting me write the foreword for homogenic, its a rly special album. Great job !!!!!!
