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Local journalist says Daft Punk had the best album of the noughties
A journalist in today's Adelaide Advertiser, the largest paper in South Australia, wrote a column rating the top 50 albums of 2000-2009.
The list covers all genres.
He rated Daft Punk - Discovery as the best album of this time.
Agree? Disagree?
I think it mightbe a bit of a stretch to claim its the best of any album.
What gets me is EDM gets shit all mention anytime in the paper, and then he pops up with this.
And Lady Gaga at number 10?
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| IT'S the end of an era for the noughties, so music writer Sam Kelton looks back at the albums that shaped our decade. "For the past fortnight I have been rummaging through my CDs to present what I feel are the 50 greatest albums of the last decade. It was a tough task with many great bands and artists omitted but this is simply an opinion. YOUR SAY: Go to the comments box below to tell us if you agree with Sam Kelton, and to list your favourites. That is why we're giving you a chance to say where I went wrong. Head to adelaidenow.com.au to have your say and list your favourite albums of the past decade. 1 DAFT PUNK - Discovery A dance album that defined the noughties, for almost 10 years many have tried to recreate and not even come close. Essential track: One More Time 2 AT THE DRIVE IN - Relationship of Command The decade's most powerful and frantic alternative release. Essential track: One Armed Scissor 3 ARCADE FIRE - Funeral This Montreal band's 2004 take on grief and loss remains the most important indie release of the decade. Essential track: Wake Up 4 COLDPLAY - A Rush of Blood to the Head In 2002 Coldplay morphed from ear-catching pop rock to stadium filling anthems. Essential track: Clocks 5 LCD SOUNDSYSTEM - The Sound of Silver The coolest dance release of the noughties. Essential track: All of My Friends 6 KINGS OF LEON - Aha Shake Heartbreak Stories of a young band who were drinking and fornicating their way across the US. Essential track: King of the Rodeo 7 RADIOHEAD - Hail to the Thief Radiohead writing simpler, yet still perplexing music that was two steps ahead of its peers. Essential track: There There 8 AMY WINEHOUSE - Back to Black A stunning reflection on the old soul sound. Essential track: Rehab 9 BLOC PARTY - Silent Alarm An important album that utilised dance floor percussion with indie rock sensibilities. Essential track: Positive Tension 10 LADY GAGA - The Fame The most important and intriguing pop star of this decade. Essential track: Paparazzi 11 ARCTIC MONKEYS - Whatever People Say I am That's What I'm Not Frontman Alex Turner's frustrated late night tales connected to the youth of the world. Essential track: I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor 12 INTERPOL - Turn Onthe Bright Lights A dark debut from the well dressed New Yorkers combined the art rock of Television with the sombre mood of Joy Divison. Essential track: Say Hello to the Angels 13 EMINEM - The Marshall Mathers LP The biggest selling act of the decade's third album was his most focused and above all, serious, which in turn was taken that way by critics. Essential track: Stan 14 THE FLAMING LIPS - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Psychedelic dreamers The Flaming Lips saved their best effort for album No.10 in 2002 with a shimmering pop record filled with romantic gloom. Essential track: Do You Realize? 15 JAY-Z - The Blueprint Utilising vintage soul, music mogul Jay-Z used 2001's The Blueprint to show the rap scene who was boss. Essential track: Izzo (h.o.v.a) 16 THE WHITE STRIPES - Elephant The album that took a cult blues rock act to the world. Essential track: Seven Nation Army 17 THE KILLERS -Sam's Town The Vegas boys hit the desert, with a nod to great Americana songwriting. Essential track: When you were young 18 THE STROKES - Is This It The band's lo-fipop rock sound reinvigorated the genre for many as one of the decade's most influential indie acts. Essential track: Last Nite 19 THE HOLD STEADY - Boys and Girls in America Traditional bar rock circa Born to Run with the fantastic imagery of Jack Kerouac. Essential track: Chips Ahoy 20 AVALANCHES - Since I Left You A beautiful collage of genre hopping madness. Essential track: Since I Left You 21 MYLO - Destroy Rock N' Roll He was the great white hope of the decade - who then disappeared much quicker than expected. Essential track: In My Arms 22 RADIOHEAD - In Rainbows An album that revolutionised the face of music. Essential track: All I Need 23 TV ON THE RADIO - Return to Cookie Mountain Return to Cookie Mountain pushed the band's experimental rock to its limits even enlisting the Godfather of cool David Bowie to lend a hand. Essential track: Wolf Like Me 24 JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - FutureSex/LoveSounds Timberlake proved there were no strings attached to the paint by numbers pop of N'Sync. Essential track: SexyBack 25 MUSE - Black Holes and Revelations This was the start of their rise to mainstream fame which this year has shot passed the moon. All killer - no filler. Essential track: Knights of Cydonia 26 JOHNNY CASH - American IV: The Man Comes Around The only album consisting mostly of covers you will find in a "best of" list. Essential track: Hurt 27 ALICIA KEYS - Songs in A Minor She's still one of the best voices in the crowded genre. Essential track: Fallin 28 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - The Rising Rumour is The Boss was walking along a beach reflecting upon the September 11 attacks when a fan pleaded "We need you". This was his response. Essential Track: The Rising 29 PHOENIX - It's Never Been Like That The French troubadours' third effort showed they could turn up the guitars and hold their own against the best. Essential track: Long Distance Call 30 ROBERT PLANT AND ALISON KRAUSS - Raising Sand Plant sounds as youthful as he did in his Led Zep days while Krauss brings an element of sultriness as the rock god's muse. Essential track: Gone Gone Gone (Done Moved On) 31 WILCO - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot One of alternative rock's finest, 2002's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is stil the band at its most prolific. Essential track: War on War 32 GREEN DAY - American Idiot It took the bumbling leadership of George Bush to convince Green Day to produce its career defining album. Essential track: American Idiot 33 HILLTOP HOODS - The Calling The best hip hop act in Australia, this was the album that converted the non-believers. Essential track: The Nosebleed Section 34 PJ HARVEY - Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea Harvey started the decade with her careerbest album, which found the singer at her most focused. Essential track: This Mess We're In 35 MY MORNING JACKET - Z One of the best live bands in the world still sound pretty darn good on record, particularly on Z. Essential track: Wordless Chorus 36 LINKIN PARK - Hybrid Theory Love them or hate them, Linkin Park rose from the dying genre of nu-metal. Essential track: In the End 37 THE KILLERS - Hot Fuss Brandon Flowers' honest vocals backed by the powerful rhythm on Hot Fuss was hard to ignore. Essential track: Mr Brightside 38 YEAH YEAH YEAHS - Fever to Tell A powerhouse debut that delivered Karen O's commanding voice to the world. Essential track: Maps 39 POWDERFINGER - Odyssey Number Five This is the Brisbane lads at the absolute peak of their songwriting. Essential track: These Days 40 LILY ALLEN - It's Not Me, It's You She broke out with her quirky take on broken hearts: Essential track: Not Fair 41 BON IVER - For Emma, Forever Ago 42 THE DEARS - No Cities Left 43 CHRISTINA AGUILERA - Stripped 44 THE SLEEPY JACKSON - Lovers 45 ROBYN - Robyn 46 GORILLAZ - Demon Days 47 NORAH JONES - Come Away With Me 48 MGMT - Oracular Spectacular 49 KAISER CHIEFS - Employment 50 STARS - In Our Bedroom After the War |
Only in a backwards town like Adelaide would you get dickheads who would write crap like you. You cant even write well. Thats the result of the sub standard backwards schools in Adelaide. Writing about monkeys and children starving. Spend a few nights with the Salvos feeding the homeless so you can write about that and at least people will go to your site and learn something loser. Little dick typical male. Face it when it comes to Adelaide it is full of dumb backwards hick arseholes that are totally devoid of social consciousness or culture.
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| Originally posted by couch-potato http://www.27bslash6.com/roz.html |
I've listened to Green Day's American Idiot album.
no,
just no.
At The Drive-In's "Relationship of Command" at number 2...at least the dude isn't a complete moron.
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| Originally posted by IpLaYWiTLiGhTs At The Drive-In's "Relationship of Command" at number 2...at least the dude isn't a complete moron. |
AVALANCHES - Since I Left You
There are some great albums in there, that's for sure. But that order is ridiculous, in my opinion obviously.
He picked the wrong Lily Allen album for sure. Alright, Still was a billion times better than It's Not Me, It's You.
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| Originally posted by IpLaYWiTLiGhTs At The Drive-In's "Relationship of Command" at number 2...at least the dude isn't a complete moron. |
great album but not the best. and that list is pretty bad.
CUT AWAY, CUT AWAY
SEND TRANSMISSION FROM THE ONE-ARMED SCISSORRRR
"25 MUSE - Black Holes and Revelations
This was the start of their rise to mainstream fame which this year has shot passed the moon. All killer - no filler.
Essential track: Knights of Cydonia"
Yeah because they weren't huge before then 
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| Originally posted by Scoops just an overall incredible album |
if you had to pick one daft punk album from last decade, why would you not go with alive 2007
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| Originally posted by djnitride Yeah I was going to say that needed to be up there... To bad they had to break up at the height of their musicianship... |
once again. Lady Gaga at no 10?
This guy has no idea what he's talking about. List is an absolute joke, maybe not if all you listen to is the radio though.
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| Originally posted by enydo The Mars Volta came out of it though, so it wasn't all bad. |
Deloused In The Comatorium is a fucking incredible album, but I do agree. Their more recent offerings have been weaker.
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| Originally posted by enydo Deloused In The Comatorium is a fucking incredible album, but I do agree. Their more recent offerings have been weaker. |
15 JAY-Z - The Blueprint
Utilising vintage soul, music mogul Jay-Z used 2001's The Blueprint to show the rap scene who was boss.
Essential track: Izzo (h.o.v.a)
should be #1.
Daft Punk - Discovery at no 1 is spot on.
Lady Gaga AND Coldplay in the top 10?
Fuck right off.
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| Originally posted by Ian "25 MUSE - Black Holes and Revelations This was the start of their rise to mainstream fame which this year has shot passed the moon. All killer - no filler. Essential track: Knights of Cydonia" Yeah because they weren't huge before then |
never mention dream theater when talking about this shameful group of troglodytes. 
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