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Haim is definitely a lot higher than I thought it would be, not a bad thing though!

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I'll bite 1. Rolling Stones -Gimme Shelter 2. Jackson 5- I Want You Back 3. The Beatles- Something 4. David Bowie- Space Oddity 5. Creedence Clearwater Revival- Fortunate Son 6. Elvis Presley- Suspicious Minds 7. BB King- The Thrill is Gone 8. Led Zeppelin- Whole Lotta Love 9. The Stooges- I Wanna b...

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I'm really sad to see Reflektor out so soon....

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list sent!!

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1. Grateful Dead- One of the most prominent figures in classic psychedelic rock. These guys inspired generations of dead-heads to come. 2. Green Day- Influential punk band. They gave us Dookie, American Idiot, and "Good Riddance" 3. Justin Timberlake- He is by far the most important mainst...

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I really dislike Rolling Stone's lists. I mean John Fogerty at #10?

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Bob Dylan- Obviously 5 Believers Otis Redding- You Don't Miss Your Water Elton John- This Song Has No Title Moby- Inside Justin Timberlake- Until the End of Time The Beatles- The Word The Flaming Lips- Race for the Prize ("Sacrifice of the New Scientists") Soundgarden- Limo Wreck Chicago- ...

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Finally glad to see B.B. King in!

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Is it safe to say that this list is bound to change a lot?

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I'm surprised to see The 20/20 Experience Part 2 so low. It did awful on the critics charts...deserved I believe as well. Also Danny Brown and Julianna Barwick is a lot lower than I was expecting

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Here is an updated list with a bit of an adjusted standard Mind blown: My Bloody Valentine- m b v Julia Holter- Loud City Song Vampire Weekend- Modern Vampires of the City Great: The National- Trouble Will Find Me Arcade Fire- Reflektor Laura Marling- Once I Was an Eagle Arctic Monkeys- AM Deerhunte...

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Kanye West- Yeezus

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I couldn't imagine a list of greatest authors without Tolkien, King, or Lewis.

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1. B.B. King- Simply one of the biggest and most influential figures in blues music. His innovations on the guitar are still heard today 2. Grateful Dead- One of the most prominent figures in classic psychedelic rock. These guys inspired generations of dead-heads to come. 3. Green Day- Influential p...

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irreduciblekoan wrote:On the Road is actually #18. What may have confused you is that it's under "fiction" on that site.

ahh I see that now, thank you!

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That website does seem to have some shocking exclusions, such as On the Road.

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M.I.A.

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Just purchased Arcade Fire tickets

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The Maze is definitely an interesting album. I'm not sure why it would be called an 80s album except for the synths. Romain, for perspective, I have bought about 35 CDs this year. Even if it turns out not to be one of my favorites of the year I consider it worth the purchase as long as it's good en...

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Nick wrote:
Mattceinicram wrote:For the most part very typical, except for this handful of surprises.

57. Talking Heads - Remain in Light

"Remain In Light" a surprise?

Didn't mean to include that one

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Yes!!

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1. B.B. King- Simply one of the biggest and most influential figures in blues music. His innovations on the guitar are still heard today 2. Grateful Dead- One of the most prominent figures in classic psychedelic rock. These guys inspired generations of dead-heads to come. 3.The National- One of the ...

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The XX-xx
Elliot Smith- Either/Or

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Surprised to see only 1 new addition!

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For the most part very typical, except for this handful of surprises. 28. Neil Young - On the Beach 29. Jay-Z - The Blueprint 49. Green Day - American Idiot 54. Pearl Jam - Vs. 56. The Monkees - Headquarters 60. Chuck Berry - After School Session 65. The Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go? 80. Curtis ...

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I'm recycling my list from last time with just a few adjustments. 1. B.B. King- Simply one of the biggest and most influential figures in blues music. His innovations on the guitar are still heard today 2. Grateful Dead- One of the most prominent figures in classic psychedelic rock. These guys inspi...

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1. B.B. King- Simply one of the biggest and most influential figures in blues music. His innovations on the guitar are still heard today 2. Grateful Dead- One of the most prominent figures in classic psychedelic rock. These guys inspired generations of dead-heads to come. 3. Sigur Ros- Kings of post...

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I find "Nookie" by Limp Bizkit the more surprising song here...I've also seen this on worst songs of all time lists

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Jethro Tull- Wind Up Pixies- Dead Elton John- This Song Has No Title Jeff Buckley- Corpus Christi Carol (For Roy) Metallica- Don't Tread on Me Peter Frampton- (I'll Give You) Money Sex Pistols- New York Creedence Clearwater Revival- My Baby Left Me Arcade Fire- The Suburbs Bob Seger and the Silver B...

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Right now I am in a course on C.S. Lewis and the Inklings. I have been reading some very interesting things in that class such as "The Great Divorce" "Chronicles of Narnia" and "Perelandra"

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So I have tikets to see Kanye West and Kendrick Lamar this Tuesday, but this happened : http://music-mix.ew.com/2013/10/31/kany ... -canceled/

So that's fun

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El-P and Killer Mike- Run the Jewels

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I'm really surprised that Autre Ne Veut-Anxiety is number 2 on this list. Personally I think lists like this shouldn't be published till at least the middle of January when all of the albums are out and have had time to be digested.

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Seriously, these guys continue to blow me away. Reflektor is great! I am really pleased with the new approach they are taking with James Murphy. Also I'm loving the Haitian influences and the more punk-rockish sounds they've incorporated.

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Tame Impala- Lonerism
Depeche Mode- Violator

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Very interesting idea. I'd be interested for sure!

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Wow, we lost a legend

I don't expect a ton of media attention either, he just isn't respected enough outside our music geek circles.

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Interesting enough, I've kind of thought Merriweather Post Pavillion has been way to UNDERATED lately.

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The removal of Veckatimest and The Suburbs are very puzzling to me!

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First off I love this list!! Leaps and bounds better than Rolling Stone's similar list. A lot of great surprises! Now I'm very interested to see how high My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is going to skyrocket in the next AM update after being number 8 all time on Entertainment Weekly's list, and no...

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On Albumoftheyear.com I've been ranking albums from the 'mind-blown' category 86+. Great is 83-85. Really Good 79-82. Good 73-78. Ok is 69-72. Meh is anything below that.

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My updated list: Mind blown: My Bloody Valentine- m b v Julia Holter- Loud City Song Vampire Weekend- Modern Vampires of the City Great: The National- Trouble Will Find Me Laura Marling- Once I Was an Eagle Arctic Monkeys- AM Deerhunter- Monomania Savages- Silence Yourself Deafheaven-Silence Yoursel...

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Has anyone else seen this? Went to check it out last night and I was completely blown away. The cinematography and stunning visuals might be some of the best I've ever seen. I highly recommend.

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Ya Grooveshark only appears to have a few of the tracks though

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Quick question. Does anybody know where I can hear this at? I haven't been able to find this streaming anywhere. Thanks!

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Somethin' filled up
My heart with nothin'
Someone told me not to cry

Now that I'm older
My heart's colder
And I can see that it's a lie- Arcade Fire

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Here is my ballot. I feel there would be plenty of changes to be made even from the short time since I put this list together. 1. The Beatles 2. Radiohead 3. Arcade Fire 4. Kanye West 5. Led Zeppelin 6. Jimi Hendrix 7. The Rolling Stones 8. Prince 9. Marvin Gaye 10. Nirvana 11. Bob Marley 12. Miles ...

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I just came across this. Interesting. How can Get Lucky not be #1!? http://prettymuchamazing.com/feature/best-songs-2013 1 Vampire Weekend, Step 2 (tie) Arcade Fire, Reflektor 2 (tie) Autre Ne Veut, Play by Play 4 Phosphorescent, Song For Zula 5 Daft Punk, Get Lucky 6 Torres, Honey 7 Vampire Weeken...

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I will be seeing Kanye West and Kendrick Lamar in a month

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Picked up a vinyl copy of Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division

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