Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by Applerill

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Obviously treating the prospect of a White woman rewriting the Delta blues mythology as a revolutionary pro-social act is... not air-tight in its logic. But she and FLOOD (I always imagine his mixing board like the water-pack device in Super Mario Sunshine) create such a wide aural canvas that I can’t help but soak in its grandeur as a masterpiece. Every song is filled with gravitas, making you think it’s the perfect closer until the next-track one-ups it in righteous anger and despair. Also, if “Blood Roses” off Boys For Pele is my favorite song to perform drag to, “C’Mon Billy” is definitely my favorite song to strip to. [First added to this chart: 03/07/2016]
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1995
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Much like the Baby Zionov, this comes from a short-lived scene a bunch of RYM trans people started in the mid-2010s called “Davewave”, which mixed jungle with nightcore to make these fun feminine mixes that were meant to make you feel like a girl. At 55 minutes, this is like a 3-course meal to Zionov’s snack, and isn’t quite AS laser-right, but still has some of my favorite cuts I’ve ever heard. [First added to this chart: 04/09/2016]
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2014
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113
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For so much of high school, doom metal was one of my absolute favorite genres, as I BOUGHT all the MP3s of artists like Saint Vitus and Crippled Lucifer and Khanate and Candlemass that I can find. I didn’t do any drugs, but for some reason I felt like the best thing I could buy music for was to be pummeled (as Skinny told me not soon after, “[Charli] rates music like other people rate power tools”.
Strangely enough, though, this didn’t click for a little bit. Much like Sound of Perseverance, it felt like a maze I didn’t understand. But then I realized I just had to bop my head, and it all came together perfectly. It probably sounds silly that I had so much trouble with a record that is probably bone-headed to a virtue, but I think, looking at its 2000 release, it’s an album whose appeal came from rejecting society, not just in the lyrics and album cover, but in its unapologetically analog sound. This is an album about not giving a fuck, and I think by the time I got to college this album taught me to not give one either.
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2000
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[First added to this chart: 03/07/2016]
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1972
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[First added to this chart: 06/24/2016]
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2009
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73
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[First added to this chart: 03/07/2016]
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1970
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497
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[First added to this chart: 08/20/2023]
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2007
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41
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[First added to this chart: 10/05/2016]
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2007
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45
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[First added to this chart: 06/19/2022]
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2013
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38
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GFOTY is one of my absolute favorite artists. I’ve absorbed every piece of her discography over the years because of the way both her mixes and singles feel so simultaneously high-octane and conceptually hilarious. [First added to this chart: 05/07/2018]
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2017
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16
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Top 100 Greatest Music Albums composition

Decade Albums %


1930s 0 0%
1940s 0 0%
1950s 1 1%
1960s 3 3%
1970s 13 13%
1980s 8 8%
1990s 17 17%
2000s 33 33%
2010s 20 20%
2020s 5 5%
Artist Albums %


Various Artists 4 4%
Death (Metal) 1 1%
Joe Farrell 1 1%
RXK Nephew 1 1%
Coldplay 1 1%
Patti Smith 1 1%
Kitty Pryde 1 1%
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Country Albums %


United States 56 56%
United Kingdom 13 13%
Mixed Nationality 8 8%
Germany 6 6%
Japan 4 4%
Canada 3 3%
Poland 2 2%
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Compilation? Albums %
No 93 93%
Yes 7 7%
Live? Albums %
No 94 94%
Yes 6 6%
Soundtrack? Albums %
No 97 97%
Yes 3 3%

Top 100 Greatest Music Albums chart changes

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From 06/23/2023 14:10
holy cringe this is absolute fucking trash lmao
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From 11/08/2022 02:56
one of the best and most important charts on this site tbh
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From 06/29/2022 06:58
Its truly an interesting chart. do I consider some of your picks straight-up not that good? i guess so. In any case, keep on listening and loving music and being you!
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From 11/09/2021 10:58
I have mixed feelings about charts like this. Yes they are very useful for flagging up overlooked albums that may be worth looking at, albums that are not widely known. These charts usually get a high score from other users for being different and interesting. But should they appear on a Greatest Albums list and count towards the greatest overall chart? The prime (but obviously not only) objective of this site is to identify the greatest albums ever recorded (I believe) and boring as it may seem 'Greatest Charts' without any conventional choices should be regarded with caution. I love charts such as this, but they should be titled something like 'Greatest albums you should listen to because I think they're great'. But I'm very aware that many users only look at the Top 100 Greatest charts, so the only way to get noticed is to create them as 'Top 100 Greatest' charts. A quandary.
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From 11/09/2021 03:08
What a weird and eccentric chart. I mean that as the highest compliment, I think more charts should strive for this rather than regurgitating canon picks. I like that you've got some really corny pop in there right up alongside artsy stuff - you're right, life should have both! Great work, I'll be checking some of these albums out!
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From 11/08/2021 20:07
goddamn the effort.
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From 07/02/2021 00:27
Morton Feldman just barely edging out Avril Lavigne in the top 10 is the best postmodern provocation I've ever seen around here.
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From 01/07/2021 23:52
loads of great music (and some uh less great music imho) but more than that just consistently the most perplexing chat on BEA. at a certain point I just have to respect the audacity of it all. 2 hours of fart sounds? punk af
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From 12/23/2020 06:11
Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others is also probs my favorite Smiths track.
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From 09/05/2020 21:17
I'd love to read your words and thoughts of these albums. But man, I hope you know how inspirational it is for you to dare showing off your controversial picks (like Soulja Boy being the highest ranked rapper) - big respect your way!
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Best Albums of the 2010s
1. To Pimp A Butterfly by Kendrick Lamar
2. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy by Kanye West
3. Good Kid, M.A.A.D City by Kendrick Lamar
4. The Suburbs by Arcade Fire
5. Carrie & Lowell by Sufjan Stevens
6. A Moon Shaped Pool by Radiohead
7. Lonerism by Tame Impala
8. Blond by Frank Ocean
9. ★ (Blackstar) by David Bowie
10. Modern Vampires Of The City by Vampire Weekend
11. High Violet by The National
12. Teen Dream by Beach House
13. Currents by Tame Impala
14. Channel Orange by Frank Ocean
15. Lost In The Dream by The War On Drugs
16. Helplessness Blues by Fleet Foxes
17. Bon Iver, Bon Iver by Bon Iver
18. AM by Arctic Monkeys
19. This Is Happening by LCD Soundsystem
20. Random Access Memories by Daft Punk
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