Top 100 Music Albums of the 2000s
by CharlieBarley

From bobbyb5 09/25/2017 04:45 | #198695

I see you have David Gilmour solo albums. Did you ever hear the album he made with the Orb? It's called Metallic Spheres. It's very interesting. And it sounds just like what you'd expect it to sound like. It sounds like David Gilmour and the Orb. Heh heh.

From RoundTheBend 03/22/2017 05:48 | #187858

30 in common and I like how you aren't ashamed to list comps. They still influenced the release of albums in the decade.

From buzzdainer 11/29/2016 19:48 | #179350

I think it's super cool that you volunteered at a community station in Scotland--I deejayed at a university station back in the nineties and found it to be a great way to be introduced to tons of new music. As you can see, I don't evaluate charts on the basis of how much crossover there is with my own; I'm most interested in discovering new things through other people's charts. Your achieves that for me, as I've actually never listened to Red Hot Chili Peppers' By the Way all the way through (though I really like "The Zephyr Song"). So there's a great listening opportunity for me. And of course, I always appreciate the opportunity to give some love to Arcade Fire's Funeral, as it's one of those landmark albums that has changed, and will forever change, the face of pop music as I understand it. You've also prodded me to find a couple of spots for Radiohead in my 2000s chart, as Kid A and In Rainbows are both undeniably great.