Still their best, although Reflector has moments to match. In my mind this could be the greatest album i have heard. Well it is this or Ziggy Stardust. So top two for sure methinks.

This was a great album with great vocal performances and melodies. I highly recommend this album. It was not what I was expecting at all (hard rock), but it was still great.
Favorite tracks: Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels), Neighborhood #2 (Laika), Une Annee Sans Lumiere, Neighborhood #3 (Power Out), Crown of Love, Haiti, Rebellion (Lies)
Least favorite track: Neighborhood #4 (7 Kettles)
Overall rating: 10/10

David Bowie championed them very early on. I can't think of a better band that began after 2000. Also a thrilling live band. And this may still be their best album.

Indie Rock's Canadian golden child, whose fan base are far cooler than you will ever be, making quite a scene by winning a Grammy and accumulating an absolutely enormous amount of hype. It's good. I dare say great. For me it's not the 2nd best of the 2000's, as much as I do enjoy it. It's a consistent quality, and a few tracks threaten to elevate into stratospheric territory without fully getting there.

After a dozen or so listens, there's a wide range of enjoyable moments on here. Even if I'm not ever fully captivated by a movement or portion of a song, it's very clear the quality here is very consistent.

I don't see why this album is rated so highly on this website. Or why Arcade Fire in general is rated so highly here. Is there an Arcade Fire forum / fan club sending fans over to here? Weird.

I'm happy with this album

I grew up with the songs off this album on rage of a Saturday morning, just like a few others. I love everything about this album, it's so close to being a 10!

Outstanding album. Personally I find that the album does not really pick up until Crown of Love.

This album made me proud of being canadian.

Power Out is my favorite song from this album.

This truly deserves to be recognized as one of the greatest albums ever.