Then you add in other albums I love from Tenth Avenue North, City and Colour, Kings of Leon, Fleet Foxes, and more, and though I also really like albums from '05 and '06, it's a no brainer for me.
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It appears the more I was alive for a decade the harder it gets to pick year (80s (borrowed from my older siblings), 90s, and 00s, seem nearly impossible... 10s... I probably am now just an old cuss).
Anyway that's my decade breakdown from my 2000s chart and in 2006 I had 23 albums of a rating 75 or higher, so that wins my vote:
Stadium Arcadium Red Hot Chili Peppers
Black Holes And Revelations Muse
Time Without Consequence Alexi Murdoch
The Information Beck
The Eraser Thom Yorke
Surprise Paul Simon
As Tall As Lions by As Tall As Lions As Tall As Lions by As Tall As Lions
Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not Arctic Monkeys
Back To Black Amy Winehouse
10,000 Days Tool
FutureSex/LoveSounds Justin Timberlake
Carnavas Silversun Pickups
Ys Joanna Newsom
Magic Potion The Black Keys
The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me Brand New
American V: A Hundred Highways Johnny Cash
Impeccable Blahs Say Hi To Your Mom
The Very Best Of Aerosmith Aerosmith
Death By Sexy Eagles Of Death Metal
Mr Beast Mogwai
Pearl Jam Pearl Jam
The Crane Wife The Decemberists
Broken Boy Soldiers The Raconteurs
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The 2000s really started off with a bang, but ended with a whimper. The early 2000s were great, but grew progressively worse. The 2010s started off horribly and stayed that way. Heh heh.
The 2000s really started off with a bang, but ended with a whimper. The early 2000s were great, but grew progressively worse. The 2010s started off horribly and stayed that way. Heh heh.
I guess if you haven't really explored either decade, yes. Unless you mean BEA's general charts, which I've never been a huge fan of, then I'm not going to really care if someone dislikes it.
The 2000s really started off with a bang, but ended with a whimper. The early 2000s were great, but grew progressively worse. The 2010s started off horribly and stayed that way. Heh heh.
The decade's end marked the end of the "album era". Singles outsold albums for the first time since 1966. Perhaps that explains it? The consumer has a shorter attention span, and the artists are trying to appeal to that short attention span with every song.
Caveat - I've found plenty of albums I like from 2009 on, but had to look hard, and it's not necessarily stuff that everyone else seems to like.
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