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Originally posted by Scoops just an overall incredible album

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...

Discovery was overrated imo

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...

The Mars Volta came out of it though, so it wasn't all bad.

once again. Lady Gaga at no 10?

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Originally posted by enydo The Mars Volta came out of it though, so it wasn't all bad.

yeah, TMV had a great start but they got way to much into experimental noise rock.

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.

My thoughts exactly

Guess who produced De-loused who did not produce any other albums? None other than Rick Rubin. When he stopped producing for them, no one was left to keep Omar's artistic ego in check.

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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.

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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

His point was that they weren't mainstream prior to that album, which is correct. Before that they were still at Dream Theater or Audioslave's kind of popularity level.

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