NME Top Fifty Albums Of The Noughties

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I'm proud to say I have very few of them. 28 and 44 only.

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yep, utter pile of cack. i have 4 of them, and one of those is johnny cash, so does that really count? :lol:
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I own numbers 3,8,12,20,29,34 & 36.
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Damn!! I've got 7 out of the top 20...

1. The Strokes - Is This It
2. The Libertines - Up The Bracket
3. Primal Scream - xtrmntr
5. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever To Tell
8. Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights
15. Queens Of The Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf
18. The White Stripes - Elephant

then nothing but the odd MP3 track
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28, 34, 36, hut, hut, hike!

Of those, the Johnny Cash one is fine, but I'm not a fan.

The Grandaddy sounds like Neil Young at his most mawkish, indulgent and somnolent. Nothing wrong with that if you're Neil Young, but Grandaddy ain't Neil Young. I remember liking Crystal Lake.

The Spiritualized is bombastic nonsense, but not in a good way. Typical NME, even when they pick a good band they have to select their worst LP.
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i gave the first strokes album away after 3 listens.

horrible. just horrible.
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I never give anything away...I'm Scottish!!



Actually No...I take that back...I did give young Dark some VV Rare Chameleons Vinyl a while back :D
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Andie wrote:I never give anything away...I'm Scottish!!



Actually No...I take that back...I did give young Dark some VV Rare Chameleons Vinyl a while back :D
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i have only one!!! Johnny Cash of course
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Why does anyone care what the NME says? :lol:
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Damn Spiritualized! or I could scored a perfect nil point
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Only three, but they're all in the top 15 :oops:


6. PJ Harvey - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea
11. At The Drive-In - Relationship Of Command
15. Queens of the Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf

I think that is possibly the worst list I've seen in my life.

What a big pile of rubbish. NME is Dead. :evil:
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Quiff Boy wrote:and one of those is johnny cash, so does that really count? :lol:
the other is PJ harvey and I'm not ashamed to say so 8) brilliant album that is!
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I have 10 from that list.... I'm probably no longer welcome here :|





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radiojamaica wrote:I have 10 from that list.... I'm probably no longer welcome here :|





bye...
10 :eek:

crikey!! I thought I was on the edge :wink:
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I've got two: LCD Soundsystem and The Knife. Both good albums but I can think of plenty of better ones released this decade, none of which would make it anywhere near a list compiled by the NME. Does anyone actually give a f**k about that children's comic these days? Strokes, Libertines, Arctic Monkeyzzzz ... Christ, I don't know - when did kids become so undemanding? (To paraphrase somebody or other).
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Andie wrote:
radiojamaica wrote:I have 10 from that list.... I'm probably no longer welcome here :|





bye...
10 :eek:

crikey!! I thought I was on the edge :wink:
I'm a rebel, I know :P
Okay, I'll confess... I own these:

6. PJ Harvey - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea
7. Arcade Fire - Funeral
8. Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights
15. Queens Of The Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf
18. The White Stripes - Elephant
25. Rapture - Echoes
27. Amy Winehouse - Back To Black
28. Johnny Cash - Man Comes Around
44. Outkast - Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
50. MIA - Arular

2 or 3 of that list I couldn't live without, the others are good, but far from essential :lol:
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None of 'em on my shelf!
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:lol: ooops!! sorry misread it, thought is NMA :lol: and then I remebered this!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNKUeuUy ... re=related
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Great albums this past 9 years, well Go Away White by The Bauhaus comes in at numero uno for me.
After that I'm strugglin'... let's see...
Roger Waters ~ In the Flesh (2000)
The Chameleons ~ Why Call It Anything? (2001)
Secret Machines ~ 3rd (2008)
Friendly Fires ~ 1st (2008)
White Lies ~ To Lose My Life (2009)
Bat for Lashes ~ Two Suns (2009)
White Hills ~ Heads on Fire (200?)

big gap between 2001 and 8, most modern music is 'indie landfill' :|
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not even a f**king one
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well done, I envy you
the Spiritualized album isn't great as Michael noted and he's their fanboi
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James Blast wrote:Great albums this past 9 years, well Go Away White

big gap between 2001 and 8, most modern music is 'indie landfill' :|
this should end this post.

well ok i'd choose: electric six 'Switzerland', eveythin by Beck accept 'odelay' and a bit to emo 'sea change' BOC 'geogadi', Eno & Byrne, FGG ( have you forget about this 'oh, James'), Cale 'black acetate' and 'alles wider offen' by EN.
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FGG don't count, they're timeless ;D
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12......I guess I am on probation?
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