Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by IveGotToast

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This one's been steadily rising up my chart since the day i first heard it, and now here it sits at the tippity top. Really the best thing to say that properly shows how much i love this album is I've listened to it at least once a week since i was first introduced to it. The lyrics are the most relatable that I've heard, and some of the most creative. Memory Machine is the plot of Eternal Sunshine. I wouldn't be surprised if Kauffman got the idea from this. You're Invited uses an actual invitation to help people get out there and live. Girl O'Clock is what being horny is like in musical form. Album never gets old, and each song is interesting.

Favorite Tracks: All
Favorite Lyric: "How can a body move the speed of light, and still find itself in such a rut?"
[First added to this chart: 12/27/2015]
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1999
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4,259
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[First added to this chart: 09/16/2017]
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1974
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10,566
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1983
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5,255
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4. (5) Up1
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[First added to this chart: 01/22/2017]
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1991
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13,892
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[First added to this chart: 01/22/2017]
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1963
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14,141
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6. (4) Down2
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[First added to this chart: 01/22/2017]
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1983
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689
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7. (6) Down1
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The pinnacle of tech death. Throws down hard while being experimental. [First added to this chart: 01/01/2018]
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1998
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374
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It's F**king Death Grips. Whats else can you say. And its their strongest album.

Favorite Tracks: No Love, Whammy, Artificial Death In The West
Favorite Lyric: To many hoes in my motherfuckin meal, asking if i know how a motherfucker feel.
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2012
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757
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[First added to this chart: 01/22/2017]
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2003
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397
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[First added to this chart: 09/16/2017]
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1991
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168
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Top 100 Greatest Music Albums composition

Decade Albums %


1930s 0 0%
1940s 0 0%
1950s 3 3%
1960s 9 9%
1970s 16 16%
1980s 15 15%
1990s 30 30%
2000s 14 14%
2010s 13 13%
2020s 0 0%
Country Albums %


United States 63 63%
United Kingdom 21 21%
Canada 5 5%
Mixed Nationality 3 3%
Norway 2 2%
Japan 2 2%
Austria 1 1%
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Top 100 Greatest Music Albums chart changes

Biggest climbers
Climber Up 1 from 5th to 4th
Spiderland
by Slint
Biggest fallers
Faller Down 2 from 3rd to 5th
The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady
by Charles Mingus
Faller Down 2 from 4th to 6th
Filth
by Swans
Faller Down 1 from 6th to 7th
Obscura
by Gorguts

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90/100 (from 31 votes)
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From 01/04/2021 02:09
A really good chart.

As “tk421ucopy” said, if you look only at the top ten – I actually enjoy working upwards which is tricky to do on this site – you would not expect many of the artists to be found here. There is great variety in this chart – rock, jazz, hip hop and metal being all well-represented – and some artists who are not often seen at least in all-time charts.

Melt-Banana (I recall Mark Prindle praising them), Atheist, Accept, and Herbie Hancock are the most notable “wild cards”, but the other metal artists are refreshing – to somebody who is not a metal fan. Even Big Black is marginally surprising, for although they are well-known I oddly do not recall seeing them on an all-time chart on Best Ever Albums. (My expectation that Big Black are on other all time charts I have verified). In a very different way, I could say the same thing about Stevie Ray Vaughan.
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From 08/30/2020 19:07
Emergency & I is my favorite album too! Great chart, some picks that i don't have listen yet.
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From 05/08/2019 09:04
Great chart! Lightning Bolt in the top 10!!! Have you checked out the latest daughters record? I think you might dig it.
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From 01/22/2018 05:27
A fantastic chart. Gave me some awesome stuff to check out.
A little surprised not to see any Electric Wizard here. Also, I appreciate the diversity of including works by Bjork, Slowdive, and Fleet Foxes, as I didn't really expect to see any of them based on the first page.
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From 01/21/2018 16:26
This chart is incredible! Definitely going to check out the things here I haven't heard
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From 01/21/2018 13:21
We don't necessarily have a lot in common but I find your chart very intriguing and love the sporadic descriptions you've got.
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From 01/21/2018 10:33
Love the eclectic mix of experimental and accessible, really great notes too! Keep 'em coming
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From 12/27/2017 23:45
This is great!
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From 11/30/2017 20:23
Brilliant album after brilliant album after brilliant album.

Great great chart. Would love to see more comments! Good work.
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From 11/16/2017 00:30
Good chart. It seems like you may be getting into jazz, for which I would recommend Miles Davis - In a Silent Way and Herbie Hancock - Crossings. Mind you, I am no expert, and have only explored the genre a little more than you judging by your chart

Also, check out the band Unwound. They make some cool math rock. especially their last album Leaves Turn Inside You
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