Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by SquishypuffDave

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"Deerhoof was the band that slapped me with the truth that a rock band could be anything I wanted it to be. Any tempo, any sonic texture, any word, any varied form of humor (musical, lyrical, or otherwise). Any subject, any object. (Basketball.) Any level of insanity (musical, lyrical or otherwise). Deerhoof was, and still is, an impossible combination of things. A short woman with a Japanese accent laying down bass lines that shake tushes while sing-songing dadaist adult nursery rhymes. An inarguable genius of a drummer who presses up against the beat just to see how late or early he can hit before the whole groove collapses. I can’t tell John and Ed’s guitars apart. It doesn’t matter, I don’t think; the two of them serve the music before their egos. It’s the Television-like weave. It takes up sonic space when a song deserves a shock of color, or shrieks riffs when it’s time to drive forward. A two-headed, million-fingered guitar-playing organism sharing the same heart and guts and gore."

- Merrill Garbus
[First added to this chart: 08/19/2010]
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2005
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258
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The nonconformist in me wanted to put Hail To The Thief here, but who am I kidding? [First added to this chart: 04/06/2010]
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2007
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As soon as it seems like Newsom has explored a musical idea to its fullest possible extent, the song will suddenly develop in a way you couldn't possibly have seen coming, but couldn't possibly improve on. Then she does it again, and again, for two hours. Her lyrics are something I'd be happy to print and frame on my wall. This is outlandishly good songwriting. [First added to this chart: 02/13/2015]
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2010
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The sound an Indian burial ground makes when disturbed by an oil drill. [First added to this chart: 07/22/2010]
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2002
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The Books are a unique take on plunderphonics. Their samples have a kind of clumsy sincerity to them, and they combine those samples with their own instrumentation and vocals in a way I can't really compare to anything else I've heard. This album is the closest they've come to traditional songwriting, but even their straightforward folk songs are flowing with unusual textures and utilise unconventional mic placement -- there's a strong attention to where things are placed in the mix, but the rules they follow are of their own devising. Conversely, even their most experimental compositions still retain a folksy warmth. Their sense of rhythm is impeccable too. [First added to this chart: 02/08/2012]
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2010
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[First added to this chart: 03/26/2013]
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2012
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5,695
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[First added to this chart: 11/24/2010]
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2004
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An innocent child trapped in the body of a monster; weary, forsaken and confused. [First added to this chart: 04/06/2010]
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2009
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DIY everything. [First added to this chart: 09/27/2010]
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2004
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182
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10. (=)
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[First added to this chart: 11/14/2011]
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2007
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Top 100 Greatest Music Albums composition

Decade Albums %


1930s 0 0%
1940s 0 0%
1950s 0 0%
1960s 3 3%
1970s 10 10%
1980s 9 9%
1990s 14 14%
2000s 24 24%
2010s 39 39%
2020s 1 1%
Country Albums %


United States 45 45%
United Kingdom 29 29%
Canada 7 7%
Mixed Nationality 6 6%
Japan 2 2%
Australia 2 2%
Germany 2 2%
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Compilation? Albums %
No 98 98%
Yes 2 2%
Soundtrack? Albums %
No 96 96%
Yes 4 4%

Top 100 Greatest Music Albums chart changes

Biggest climbers
Climber Up 5 from 86th to 81st
Grey Area
by Little Simz
Climber Up 5 from 85th to 80th
Ruins
by Grouper
Climber Up 1 from 17th to 16th
Hounds Of Love
by Kate Bush
Biggest fallers
Faller Down 11 from 80th to 91st
Uncle Junior's Fish Fry (The Market)
by Djinji Brown
Faller Down 3 from 79th to 82nd
Cut 4 Me
by Kelela
Faller Down 2 from 16th to 18th
F♯ A♯ ∞ (LP Version)
by Godspeed You! Black Emperor
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From 05/29/2021 23:42
Randomly just saw that this was updated. Nice to see that.
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From 01/14/2021 02:04
happy birthday u squishy bastard
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From 03/12/2020 00:13
ALOPECIA
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From 11/21/2019 18:54
Very good chart. Love me some Teletubbies. Big fan of Po.
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From 07/17/2019 23:52
Still magical, like pudding
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From 04/10/2019 23:56
This is a very cool chart! Love that you have Aphex Twin, Four Yet and Harmonium. Surprised we have no albums in common.
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From 01/05/2019 10:13
Such a great chart, all the picks I do recognise are fantastic - if a little weighted towards this decade? Love the smattering of notes as well
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From 08/20/2018 00:58
I don’t know almost nothing on your chart, only 1 album in common! I confess that I’m impressed!
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From 02/15/2018 22:17
If this chart was a wild egg, I would break it slowly and drink its multicolored yolk slowly, revealing an odd sweet hallucinogenic taste, since when are my fingers infinite worms anyway?

This is beautiful, would like to understand the dreamy machine inside your head? maybe it would break all the spell? I love this chart, cheers.
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From 01/27/2018 03:45
Deerhoof are nuts, I love them already. At first the album just seems like crazy noise pop with kooky vocals but as the album progresses it grows on you, well it did me. There are some definite melodies and interesting sounds. I heard Stereolab before but this is unique. Very refreshing, Dave. I also checked out the mellow tones of Burial and I gave the Talk Talk album another spin. I had heard that one, it's ace man. So thanks for introducing Deerhoof. Next I will listen to an album of theirs with Mr Rodriguez in it. If I get time I can check out other albums in your chart.
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Best Artists of 1976
1. Stevie Wonder
2. David Bowie
3. Ramones
4. Eagles
5. Boston
6. Genesis
7. Rush
8. Bob Dylan
9. The Modern Lovers
10. Joni Mitchell
11. Thin Lizzy
12. Electric Light Orchestra
13. Rainbow
14. AC/DC
15. Steely Dan
16. Led Zeppelin
17. Queen
18. Jean Michel Jarre
19. Jorge Ben
20. Aerosmith
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