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Wishing you health and happiness Henrik! I've only been on this site for less than a year, but it has truly been a treasure for a music lover like me to discover so many great works from this community, none of which would be possible without your efforts. Get well soon

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I choose Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds 1. The Mercy Seat 2. Loverman 3. O Children 4. Red Right Hand 5. Deanna 6. Avalanche 7. Into My Arms 8. The Ship Song and Tom Waits 1. Way Down In The Hole 2. Tom Traubert's Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen) 3. I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With ...

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Love all of these lists guys!

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Bjork-Vulnicura (94) Sun Kil Moon-Universal Themes (92) Sufjan Stevens-Carrie and Lowell (92) Kendrick Lamar-To Pimp A Butterfly (90) Lupe Fiasco-Tetsuo and Youth (87) Jamie XX- In Colour (86) Liturgy-The Ark Work (86) Father John Misty-I Love You, Honeybear (85) Tyler, The Creator-Cherry Bomb (84) ...

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Here's my top 100, I may come back and add up to #300 tomorrow "Lost in the World" by Kanye West "Afterlife" by Arcade Fire "Jóga" by Björk "Someone Great" by LCD Soundsystem "Two-Headed Boy" by Neutral Milk Hotel "My Sweet Lord" by George ...

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I'd like to nominate "Can't Feel My Face" by The Weeknd

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Wow all of these I'm looking forward to. I really hope the Weeknd delivers on this album. That last one was pretty average. I keep trying to make myself like it more than I want to everytime I listen to it and it doesn't work. I agree, Kiss Land was pretty good, but definitely below Abel's usual st...

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My most anticipated albums for the remainder of 2015

TBA by Bon Iver
Dear Tommy by The Chromatics
TBA by Frank Ocean
Currents by Tame Impala
Views From The Six by Drake
Depression Cherry by Beach House
TBA by The Weeknd

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Just listened to it. I loved, LOVED "Benji", but this album was just okay. The production sounded somewhat muddled, Kozelek's singing sounded muddled, the lyrics were nowhere near as hard hitting as the ones on "Benji", and the overindulgent song lengths (every song but 1 here i...

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Blown away, and this is from a guy who thought Benji was "just good". Can't believe this is being met by reviewers and blogs with more confusion then raves.

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HRS even though I enjoyed the record, I really enjoyed your analysis as well! Admittedly I only have a cursory knowlege of electronic music "landmark" albums. Could you recommend me some albums if i want to see some of "In Colour"s Influences?

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Enjoyable listen! Nothing mind-blowing, but still a fun, relaxing consistent album with a neat concept.

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Not sure if this is relevant but Vulnicura has dramatically improved for me in the last week, and I changed the score to reflect this. The week of release I had a migraine, and whenever I listened to the album for a while it would remind me of the migraine, and I finally got over that weird sensory ...

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Updated albums list above. Jamie XX's album was a real treat for me. The buildup of anxious tension throughout the records first half, followed by its release in the second realizes the album as a suite of carefully crafted, refreshingly intimate electronic music. an album that moves my feet and my ...

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I've tried listening a few times but have yet to make it all the way through. I know this album is getting a lot of acclaim on the rap forums I'm a member of, but I don't know if I can get into this one-the album just bores me honestly. Lyrics aren't anything spectacular and neither is the productio...

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Historically, my list would probably have Achtung Baby-U2, Siamese Dream-The Smashing Pumpkins, 808s and Heartbreak-Kanye West, Tusk-Fleetwood Mac.

For what it's worth, my most played album this week has been Shields by Grizzly Bear

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I re-nominate "Eventually" by Tame Impala

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"Huarache Lights" by Hot Chip "These Walls" by Kendrick Lamar "Let It Happen" by Tame Impala "Blue Bucket of Gold" by Sufjan Stevens "Dimed Out" by Titus Andronicus "Eugene" by Sufjan Stevens "I Can Never Be Myself When Your Around&quo...

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I second the nomination for "I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times)"!

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Sun Kil Moon-Universal Themes (94) Sufjan Stevens-Carrie and Lowell (93) Kendrick Lamar-To Pimp A Butterfly (91) Bjork-Vulnicura (90) Jamie XX- In Colour (88) Lupe Fiasco-Tetsuo and Youth (87) Liturgy-The Ark Work (86) Father John Misty-I Love You, Honeybear (85) Tyler, The Creator-Cherry Bomb (84) ...

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Interpol on Saturday!

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Age of Adz
Discreet Music
Yasimika

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Currently preparing my list!

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I am absolutely ok with Robyn and Kylie Minogue being ahead of "Imagine"

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"WMA" by Pearl Jam
"England" by The National
"Myxomatosis" by Radiohead
"Take You On A Cruise" by Interpol
"Wanderlust" by Bjork

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Dust Bowl Ballads
Midnight Boom

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Discovered a lot of great artists from these results over the last few weeks! Japandroids, Fucked Up, and Titus Andronicus just to name a few. Will continue to raid this list for suggestions in the future!

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I've expanded my all-time albums list to an even 350, so I'll link it here. https://rateyourmusic.com/list/galfond/all_time_best_albums/ Topsters.net is a cool site I've found for making album collages of your top 50, or top 100 albums, I found it on KTT. Mine is currently in the making, but I figu...

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Sufjan Stevens-Carrie and Lowell (93) Kendrick Lamar-To Pimp A Butterfly (92) Father John Misty-I Love You, Honeybear (92) Lupe Fiasco-Tetsuo and Youth (88) Liturgy-The Ark Work (86) Bjork-Vulnicura (85) Tyler, The Creator-Cherry Bomb (84) Twin Shadow-Eclipse (83) Purity Ring-Another Eternity (81) P...

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I nominate "Need You Now" by Hot Chip

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Huge Sufjan fan here, didn't really like it at first, slowly have fallen in love wth this album. It's so intimate and powerful that at times it's almost uncomfortable, but at the same time effortlessly beautiful.

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Cowboy Junkies-The Trinity Session
Horace Silver-Blowin' The Blues Away
Depeche Mode-Songs of Faith and Devotion

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If I could have voted for Trilogy as a whole it would have made my top 20 easily. Still, glad to see House of Balloons doing well!

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Side note: does anyone have a link to the results of the 2000-2009 poll? I wasn't on here then, and I'm curious to see the results So you either have the original one from 2010 or the one from 2011 where we elected 10 albums per year If you're looking for old polls, you can find most of them on the...

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Side note: does anyone have a link to the results of the 2000-2009 poll? I wasn't on here then, and I'm curious to see the results

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Leonard Cohen-I'm Your Man
Band of Horses-Everything All Of The Time
Rilo Kiley-Under The Blacklight

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Andre wrote:
notbrianeno wrote:I nominate "To Die In L.A." by Lower Dens
I'm sorry to write this, but I had already nominated this song and it only got 1 vote in week 7 (guess from who?).

You're ahead of the game Andre! Really is a great song though

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I nominate "To Die In L.A." by Lower Dens

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Yay for Avant Gardener! Also, how high is Good Intentions going to make it. Will two #1 ballots push it into the top 20? Joanna has hands down been the best discovery for me in a long time, and I decided to listen to her because of your glowing review of Good Intentions, so I wanted to thank you fo...

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Trouble Will Find Me

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The launch was supremely underwhelming. You would think something more creative would be done with the array of talent gathered for the occasion then having them all stand awkwardly next to each other. Just started the free trial of the streaming service. The layout is somewhat cumbersome, and the d...

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My Morning Jacket-Z
The Horrible Crowes-Elsie

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1. The Waterboys - Fisherman’s Blues vs. Sleater-Kinney - The Woods
2. Thom Yorke - The Eraser vs. Traveling Wilburys - Volume 1
3. Doobie Brothers - The Captain and Me vs. American Football- American Football
4. Jane Birkin - Ex-fan des sixties vs. Muse - Showbiz

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I would like to nominate "Quetzalcoatl" by Liturgy for next week

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New Modest Mouse was pretty good, but an exhausting listen, and no one central theme. Plenty of enough good tracks to make for those faults though, I'd put it on the level of We Were Dead... Eclipse by Twin Shadow is a pure,great pop record. I feel like this album accomplishes what artists like Jess...

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Illinois and Age of Adz would be possible contenders for that list IMO.

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On the topic of TPAB, an album I've listened to far too many times now (I feel like it's below 20, but I'm not exactly keeping track anymore) I will say this: whether it's better or worse than GKMC should be left for time to tell. Maybe in a couple months we can look back and have a definitive answ...

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Kendrick Lamar-To Pimp A Butterfly (92) Father John Misty-I Love You, Honeybear (92) Lupe Fiasco-Tetsuo and Youth (88) Bjork-Vulnicura (85) Twin Shadow-Eclipse (83) Purity Ring-Another Eternity (81) Panda Bear-Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper (78) Bob Dylan-Shadows in the Night (78) Drake-If You're ...

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I didn't think it would be possibly to deliver on the sky-high expectations after good kid, m.A.A.d. city, but Kendrick Lamar has more than surpassed the promise of his debut. From the schizophrenic, nightmarish funk of opener "Wesley's Theory" to the chilling conclusion of "Mortal Ma...

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