I like it more at this point i think... Funeral is heavy on the melodrama and Neon Bible takes it down a notch while still making kick-ass songs.

He's not a fan of that descriptor

Don't forget Franz Ferdinand

Aruji the cool guy agrees

They have some early bangers

They peaked in 2010

Have only heard the first album and bits of the second

I was studying every Top 100 Albums of the Year list in every magazine in publication from 2002 on stop thinking you know everybody I know prairie boi

I know for a fact other countries were making good music but it's literally impossible to keep up everything good from my own language let alone everywhere else be realistic

Did I say I knew more from early years? Obviously not.

Everything I've been saying is subjective (because you get so panties-in-a-bunch when I don't disclaim my posts as subjective).

Is it so egregious to you that somebody out there with different listening habits than you can acknowledge the GOATness of the 60s and 70s while thinking there are some incredible years post-2000

You're the last person I'd go to for an opinion on modern stuff anyways. Your post 90s opinions have very little depth beyond thinking like 4 artists are responsible for the 15 best albums this century.

I was not criticizing your 60s knowledge or the 60s in general or saying I knew more than you. You're being weird about it for no reason you rightfully criticized my dismissal of early stuff and now I can't even personally like other years? Cmon bruh

White Album and Village Green Preservation Society came out the same day

Astral Weeks came out a week later

Electric Ladyland came out a month before that

Pls stahp

All amazing and I'm taking nothing away from those great albums

Why are you getting so butthurt that I like this particular year peak for peak as much as your precious 68? At what point did I did 68 in here or tell you it's fact what I'm saying

I don't think I'm the butthurt one here tonight chill

Bro has gotten mad at me for not 'talking subjectively' in my posts for years and now I'm clearly talking from my own POV and personal taste and he's still trying to say I'm objectively wrong

It's my opinion. 68 is GOAT, 67 is GOAT, 70 IS GOAT.

2010 top 3 is one of my GOATs.

You're speaking down on my opinions when you've told me to "be subjective" for years and now that I'm being very clearly subjective, everything I say is wrong. You're bipolar

That's actually crazy White Album, Village Green and Astral Weeks all came out in the same week those are basically my top 3 albums

During the 60s list collection I said 66-70 is probably the best 5 year stretch ever but a man can't love 2010. Bruh

I just said "no" meanwhile you're telling me I'm the last person on the planet you would go to for any modern music opinions and I have very little depth are you drunk

I didn't remotely "speak down on you"

"Well next time say no, imo" - you when i gave my opinions for years

that's my top list for 73. tons of s*** missing (The Who, Genesis etc.) but I failed to keep track of it so here's a Top 64

1. Mike Oldfield – Tubular Bells Part 1
2. Aerosmith – Dream On
3. Bob Dylan – Knockin On Heaven’s Door
4. Tangerine Dream – Atem
5. Faust - Krautrock
6. Dobie Gray – Drift Away
7. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
8. ZZ Top – La Grange
9. Ike & Tina Turner – Nutbush City Limits
10. John Fahey - Fare Forward Voyagers
11. Pink Floyd – Time
12. Stevie Wonder – Living For The City
13. Slade – Come On Feel The Noize
14. Roxy Music – A Song for Europe
15. Roxy Music – The Bogus Man
16. Mike Oldfield – Tubular Bells Part 2
17. David Bowie – Aladdin Sane
18. John Martyn – Outside In
19. Klaus Schulze - Neuronengesang
20. Can – Bel Air
21. Al Green – Call Me
22. John Martyn - May You Never
23. Kraftwerk - Ananas Symphonie
24. NEU! - Für Immer
25. John Martyn – Solid Air
26. Golden Earring - Radar Love
27. New York Dolls – Personality Crisis
28. Paul Kantner & Grace Slick – Sketches Of China
29. The Stooges – Search and Destroy
30. Stevie Wonder - Jesus Children of Suburbia
31. Lou Reed – Sad Song
32. Stevie Wonder - Don’t You Worry ‚Bout A Thing
33. Eumir Deodato – Also Sprach Zarathustra
34. Faust - Picnic On A Frozen River
35. Lou Reed – Men Of Good Fortune
36. Roxy Music – Street Life
37. The Wailers - Burnin' & Lootin'
38. Rolling Stones – Angie
39. Klaus Schulze - Synphära
40. Al Green – Have You Been Making Out OK?
41. Led Zeppelin - The Rain Song
42. Faust - Jennifer
43. Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
44. Faust - The Sad Skinhead
45. Bruce Springsteen – Rosalita
46. James Brown – The Payback
47. Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
48. David Bowie - Lady Grinning Soul
49. John Martyn - Fine Lines
50. Pink Floyd - Us & Them
51. Tom Waits – Martha
52. Funkadelic - Cosmic Slop
53. Faust – Flashback Caruso
54. NEU! - Super 16
55. James Brown - Mind Bomb
56. Al Green - Here I Am
57. Can - Mother Sky
58. Terry Callier - Lean On Me
59. John Martyn - Make No Mistake
60. Marvin Gaye - Let's Get It On
61. Billy Joel - Piano Man
62. David Bowie – Time
63. Mott The Hopple – That one song that is very good but not All The Young Dudes
64. Jackson Browne – Take It Easy
etc... great year

chill the f*** out please

i know im just saying im finding it most useful to go in with that kind of open mind. instead of trying to hopelessly compare everything i like to compare the smaller pockets instead

you know that if i made some massive top songs or albums list it would be massively skewed towards older music too

(told you we'd riot if we didnt move to 1974 )

I'm extremely relaxed brother. I'm passionate about my top 3 of 2010

best thing about this being that I finally get to dive deeper into soul music (I really love Al Green's Call Me for this year.)

Early 74 dilemma

Which is better: Little Red Robin/Riding Hood Hit the Road