Best Albums of 2022 Lists
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RockyRaccoon
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- Posted: 12/09/2022 02:39
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| Skinny wrote: | | Well, that and the likelihood that it’s a pompous, bloated, faux-earnest, wannabe-U2 mess. (I don’t know, I obviously didn’t listen to it and certainly never will.) |
Personally, I think it’s good, but it’s definitely their weakest album yet. Still, for me, even a weak Arcade Fire album is still pretty solid
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Tha1ChiefRocka
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- Posted: 12/09/2022 04:37
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I wish I could find something new that I truly enjoy. I don't feel like I've heard anything in the last few years that has been something that that sticks with me after 1 listen.
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- #33
- Posted: 12/09/2022 22:51
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Agreed, Bandcamp lists >>>
Although this particular one actually isn't all that exciting now that I think of it.
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- #35
- Posted: 12/17/2022 10:29
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| albummaster wrote: | | 35 of these lists now added to BEA, including most of those mentioned in this thread, but not had a huge impact on the rankings here. One anomaly is We by Arcade Fire, which doesn't appear in any of the 35 added charts, but is ranked #7 here for 2022. |
It looks like Midnights has been given a bit of a boost on the BEA charts since critics lists have been added.
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albummaster
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- #36
- Posted: 12/19/2022 09:16
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| theblueboy wrote: | | It looks like Midnights has been given a bit of a boost on the BEA charts since critics lists have been added. |
Midnights appears in ~20 of those lists. BEA top 6 of 2022 unchanged since last month (68 external lists added during that time). Arcade Fire now slipped outside BEA's top 10...
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hwex9000
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- Posted: 12/19/2022 16:05
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The most impressive boost from the end-of-year lists, by far, is for Rosalia's MOTOMAMI. It took forever for the album to climb into the top 10K; now, it's in the all-time top 5,000 and top 20 for the year. As it should be.
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Hayden
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- Posted: 12/20/2022 00:53
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| hwcolum wrote: | | The most impressive boost from the end-of-year lists, by far, is for Rosalia's MOTOMAMI. It took forever for the album to climb into the top 10K; now, it's in the all-time top 5,000 and top 20 for the year. As it should be. |
Not to look ignorant, but I was surprised by this— I thought most critics kinda passed it with a shrug (which, is not true), but MOTOMAMI's popping up fairly high on almost every year-end list. If it weren't for Beyonce, it'd be #1 on AOTY's aggregate. For some reason the album's public/cultural/critical impact flew over my head. I think it's a solid album— definitely some highlights anyway— but I prefer her previous two.
That aside, does anyone have any links to some interesting lists for best songs of the year?
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