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This is number one for so many reasons. First of all, I grew up on this album. I remember hearing this when I was 5 or 6 and even back then when I didn't know shit about music, I knew that I liked this. This is one of the most versatile albums I can think of. Brad Nowell can pull of any genre he puts his mind to: ska, reggae, punk, alternative, rap, fucking everything. It deserves this spot.
Favorite Songs: 5446 That's My Number/Ball and Chain, Don't Push, Right Back, KRS-One, Waiting for My Ruca, Let's Go Get Stoned (Sorry I can't stop lol let's just say EVERY song)
[First added to this chart: 09/25/2011]
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1992
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1,027
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Modest Mouse is a band that I didn't even know about until Good News came out, and back then I didn't think too much of them. I mean, Float On was a catchy song, but so is everything on the radio. A couple years later, when We Were Dead came out, I saw a little more promise, so I downloaded all of their old shit, and I was just completely blown away. The Lonesome Crowded West is their second album and it is nothing short of a freakin masterpiece. Isaac Brock is a genius. From the eccentrically beautiful opener that is Teeth Like God's Shoeshine all the way through to the folkified Styrofoam Boots, there is not a bad song on this CD. Doin' the Cockroach and Cowboy Dan have got to be two of the greatest songs ever recorded. In my opinion ;]
Favorite Songs: Trucker Atlas, Doin' the Cockroach, Cowboy Dan, Styrofoam Boots/It's All Nice on Ice, Alright, Heart Cooks Brain
[First added to this chart: 09/25/2011]
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1997
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I try to spread out artists on this list. I hate clumping them all together. BUT... I completely refuse to put this album any lower than number three. This is almost -ALMOST- as good as their second CD. Lonesome is just a little more refined and better produced. But still, every song on this album has that beauty in its instruments and lyrics that only Brock can scribe. And the EMOTION in Custom Concern... nobody else can make life sound more depressing and mundane than him and that is what I love about this album.
Favorites: Custom Concern, Head South, Talking Shit About a Pretty Sunset, Make Everyone Happy/Mechanical Birds, Breakthrough
[First added to this chart: 09/25/2011]
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1996
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1,824
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Everyone loves Oracular Spectacular and for some reason not many like, or even really talk about Congratulations. Don't get me wrong Oracular Spectacular is brilliant. Every song on that album is a hit. But that's just it, Oracular is a bunch of good songs, whereas Congratulations is an ALBUM. These songs go together like sex, drugs and psychedelia.
Favorites: Flash Delirium, Siberian Breaks, Brian Eno, It's Working
[First added to this chart: 09/25/2011]
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2010
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Merriweather Post Pavilion is basically Animal Collective's pop CD. And I hated it at first. I got into Animal Collective for their very, very.. VERY weird acoustics Feels and Sung Tongs. Those CDs are amazing. But this album has grown on me more and more. I'm seeing now that even though it is their poppiest with songs like My Girls, it is still just as out there as their older albums. The instrumental break in Brothersport is one of the greatest, trance-iest beats I've ever heard. I could zone out to those shrieks for hours. It took the keyboards from Strawberry Jam and focused them to make one of the best psychedelic albums of all time. They did not lose their touch. While I'm on the subject, Centipede Hz, their new album still hasn't quite grown on me yet, but I think in time it might.
Favorites: Brothersport, Lion in a Coma, Summertime Clothes
[First added to this chart: 09/25/2011]
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2009
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10,912
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Robbin' the Hood... What can I say about you? Let me start by saying this is NOT an album for everybody lol. It is Brad Nowell in very obvious deep stages of heroin addiction. A problem that I know about all too well. That might be why I connect with this album more than most. It's doesn't have the great production value of their other two main releases, but something about it has a giant electrical spark of genius creativity. This is the album that gets me thinking what other remarkable things Brad could've written if he hadn't died so young... [First added to this chart: 09/25/2011]
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1994
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After listening to Modest Mouse all day, it takes one of two things to drag me out of my deep slump of self-induced depression: a fucking miracle, or The Unicorns. They are one of the lightest, happiest bands on my iPod. Every time I hear Nicholas Thorburn's voice, it puts a smile on my face. He can make the oddest subject matter into something to dance about.
Favorites: Tuff Ghost, Jellybones, I Was Born (A Unicorn)
[First added to this chart: 09/25/2011]
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2003
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Another album in which there is not one bad song. Track one: amazing, track two: entrancing, track three: powerful, track four: beautiful, track five: funky fresh, it just goes on and on. Not a dull moment. I'm sorry, I've run out of ways to proclaim my love for the band. Just read the first two.
Favorites: Tiny Cities Made of Ashes, Perfect Disguise, 3rd Planet, Paper Thin Walls, Gravity Rides Everything
[First added to this chart: 09/25/2011]
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2000
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10,344
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Ah The Shins. Another band that can put a huge smile on my face. They can also put me my nice, relaxing, lazy mode though. I believe that this is the best all out indie record to ever be recorded and Those to Come is one of the most beautiful songs to ever grace the acoustic guitar. I could be on freaking Adderall and it could put my ass to bed. There is just something about his voice that nobody else can replicate. It's just so soothing.
Favorites: Those to Come, Kissing the Lipless, Pink Bullets, Saint Simon
[First added to this chart: 04/01/2013]
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2003
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Poor, poor Brad. This is the last thing he recorded before that shitty, shitty day in music history. He didn't even get to hear what most consider his magnum opus. It is a great record, way ahead of its time and just a little after Brad's. He had an unmatchable talent for writing hit songs without you know, "selling out." He made it look so easy. Almost every song he's ever written sounds like it could be a single. It makes me so sad that he'll never get to see how many people love the music he's written...
Favorites: Under My Voodoo, Get Ready, Garden Grove, Seed, The Ballad of Johnny Butt, Burritos
[First added to this chart: 09/25/2011]
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1996
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Top 100 Greatest Music Albums composition

Decade Albums %


1930s 0 0%
1940s 0 0%
1950s 0 0%
1960s 3 3%
1970s 3 3%
1980s 1 1%
1990s 24 24%
2000s 59 59%
2010s 10 10%
2020s 0 0%
Artist Albums %


Modest Mouse 9 9%
Streetlight Manifesto 4 4%
Cake 4 4%
Sublime 4 4%
Animal Collective 4 4%
Blind Melon 3 3%
MGMT 3 3%
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Country Albums %


United States 82 82%
United Kingdom 14 14%
Mixed Nationality 3 3%
Canada 1 1%
Compilation? Albums %
No 99 99%
Yes 1 1%
Live? Albums %
No 99 99%
Yes 1 1%
Soundtrack? Albums %
No 99 99%
Yes 1 1%

Top 100 Greatest Music Albums chart changes

Biggest climbers
Climber Up 75 from 90th to 15th
Feels
by Animal Collective
Climber Up 68 from 88th to 20th
Good News For People Who Love Bad News
by Modest Mouse
Climber Up 62 from 83rd to 21st
If
by Mindless Self Indulgence
Biggest fallers
Faller Down 59 from 39th to 98th
In Rainbows
by Radiohead
Faller Down 52 from 17th to 69th
White Pony
by Deftones
Faller Down 48 from 25th to 73rd
Simple Math
by Manchester Orchestra
New entries
New entryMerriweather Post Pavilion
by Animal Collective
New entryRobbin' The Hood
by Sublime
New entryWe Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank
by Modest Mouse
New entryBayside
by Bayside
New entryProlonging The Magic
by Cake
New entryFashion Nugget
by Cake
New entryFrankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely Sexy
by Mindless Self Indulgence
New entryYou Are The Best
by Sound Of Urchin
New entryInvaders Must Die
by The Prodigy
New entryMagical Mystery Tour
by The Beatles
New entryStrictly Rude
by Big D And The Kids Table
New entryRevolver
by The Beatles
New entryBlazing Arrow
by Blackalicious
New entryMan On The Moon II: The Legend Of Mr. Rager
by Kid Cudi
New entryOut Of Love
by Mister Heavenly
New entryKeasbey Nights
by Streetlight Manifesto
New entryDevil's Night
by D12
New entryPressure Chief
by Cake
New entryTurn The Radio Off
by Reel Big Fish
New entry99 Songs Of Revolution: Volume 1
by Streetlight Manifesto
New entryWe Are The Night
by The Chemical Brothers
New entrySurfer Rosa
by Pixies
New entryWithout You I'm Nothing
by Placebo
New entryManiac Meat
by Tobacco
New entryDigital Ash In A Digital Urn
by Bright Eyes
New entryZ
by My Morning Jacket
New entryMeddle
by Pink Floyd
New entryThe Fat Of The Land
by The Prodigy
New entryDavy
by Coconut Records
New entryIntroducing Foxy Shazam
by Foxy Shazam
New entryTha Carter III
by Lil Wayne
New entryMan On The Moon: The End Of Day
by Kid Cudi
New entryFluent In Stroll
by Big D And The Kids Table
New entryFear Before
by Fear Before
New entryRecovery
by Eminem
New entryCoaster
by NOFX
New entryIxnay On The Hombre
by The Offspring
New entryAbbey Road
by The Beatles
New entryBuilding Nothing Out Of Something
by Modest Mouse
New entryPunk In Drublic
by NOFX
New entryThe Dark Side Of The Moon
by Pink Floyd
New entryBroken Bells
by Broken Bells
New entryBeware Of The Maniacs
by The Dodos
New entryYou Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into
by Does It Offend You, Yeah?
New entryNever Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols
by Sex Pistols
New entryYours Truly
by Sublime With Rome
New entryMotorcade Of Generosity
by Cake
New entryNighttiming
by Coconut Records
New entryTransatlanticism
by Death Cab For Cutie
New entryThe Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place
by Explosions In The Sky
New entryThe Young Machines
by Her Space Holiday
New entryPlanet Of Ice
by Minus The Bear
New entryEverywhere And His Nasty Parlour Tricks
by Modest Mouse
New entryMTV Unplugged In New York
by Nirvana
New entryBlack Market Music
by Placebo
New entryBaby Darling Doll Face Honey
by Band Of Skulls
Leavers
Leaver For Emma, Forever Ago
by Bon Iver
Leaver Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon
by Devendra Banhart
Leaver At The Roxy
by Phish
Leaver Give Up
by The Postal Service
Leaver Six Demon Bag
by Man Man
Leaver Visiter
by The Dodos
Leaver Cage The Elephant
by Cage The Elephant
Leaver Ghosts I-IV
by Nine Inch Nails
Leaver Guerolito
by Beck
Leaver Oh, Inverted World
by The Shins
Leaver The Suburbs
by Arcade Fire
Leaver Dandelion Gum
by Black Moth Super Rainbow
Leaver Neon Bible
by Arcade Fire
Leaver Odelay
by Beck
Leaver Niño Rojo
by Devendra Banhart
Leaver The Information
by Beck
Leaver A Picture Of Nectar
by Phish
Leaver The 2nd Law
by Muse
Leaver Cripple Crow
by Devendra Banhart
Leaver The Secret Migration
by Mercury Rev
Leaver The Diamond
by Sound Of Urchin
Leaver Astral Rejection
by I Set My Friends On Fire
Leaver Rift
by Phish
Leaver Expanding Anyway
by Morning Teleportation
Leaver All Is Dream
by Mercury Rev
Leaver Anchor Drops
by Umphrey's McGee
Leaver Whokill
by Tune-Yards
Leaver Doolittle
by Pixies
Leaver The Expendables
by The Expendables
Leaver The Bedlam In Goliath
by The Mars Volta
Leaver Innerspeaker
by Tame Impala
Leaver Embryonic
by The Flaming Lips
Leaver Boces
by Mercury Rev
Leaver Port Of Morrow
by The Shins
Leaver The Terror
by The Flaming Lips
Leaver Microcastle
by Deerhunter
Leaver Koi No Yokan
by Deftones
Leaver Noctourniquet
by The Mars Volta
Leaver The Eraser
by Thom Yorke
Leaver Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots
by The Flaming Lips
Leaver Yellow House
by Grizzly Bear
Leaver Funeral
by Arcade Fire
Leaver Hello, Avalanche
by The Octopus Project
Leaver Modern Guilt
by Beck
Leaver What Will We Be
by Devendra Banhart
Leaver The Shepherd's Dog
by Iron & Wine
Leaver Gut The Van
by Dispatch
Leaver Our Live Album Is Better Than Your Live Album
by Reel Big Fish
Leaver Blunderbuss
by Jack White
Leaver In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
by Neutral Milk Hotel
Leaver Halcyon Digest
by Deerhunter
Leaver Broken Side Of Time
by Alberta Cross
Leaver Trunk Muzik 0-60
by Yelawolf

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From 06/27/2015 14:51
Good chart! I like the Sublime and MGMT additions on here. J might wanna include some Sublime on my chart eventually, as I do like them.
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From 12/01/2014 02:15
very cool chart, loved the notes in it, had a great time eating this information mayonnaise of it.
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From 08/17/2014 13:56
love so many choices, especially Sublime and Streetlight Manifesto.

Also a honest chart is alwats welcome in my world
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From 08/05/2014 10:10
That`s a quite good contemporary alternative chart!
Not exactly my music, but respect for adding some good classics and introducing many "unknown" bands!
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From 06/19/2014 17:33
It's a shame you don't like Modest Mouse ;)
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From 09/02/2013 04:57
Nice indie collection! lots of recos
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From 04/06/2013 07:05
There! Fixed it! And added a bunch of comments. Got bored after the first 17 or 18. Maybe I'll do the rest at some point. But not tonight. It's 3am lol. Hope you enjoy the re-reconstruction :]
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From 04/02/2013 05:46
I was just trying to edit it. I was messing with it for like an hour and I finally got it just how I wanted it. I clicked Save Chart and I looked at it and everything was completely out of order. Nowhere near the order I put it in. And it deleted three albums. I have no clue which lol. I'm pissed, and don't feel like fixing it right now. But just know that this is not my list. It has most of the albums, but not the right order at all.
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From 03/31/2013 11:09
Damn thanks a lot man haha glad you dig it. I'm gonna re-reconstruct it soon. Add some newer shit I've been listening to lately.
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From 12/31/2012 01:00
Dude A+ reconstruction, this is now one of my absolute favorite charts on the site.
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