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01. What's your favorite song by Neutral Milk Hotel?
"Two-Headed Boy, Part Two".

02. How did you get into Felt?
Kathrin put "All the People I Like Are Those That Are Dead" on a mixtape for me, and I fell hard for Lawrence.

03. Who is your favorite member in Orange Juice?
I'm probably contractually obliged to say Edwyn Collins, but I do have a soft spot for the songs by James Kirk.

04. What's your favorite lyric by The Magnetic Fields?
this is an unreasonably difficult question. actually, no:
"I could dress in black and read Camus / Smoke clove cigarettes and drink vermouth / Like I was seventeen, that would be a scream / But I Don't Want to Get Over You."

05. Have you ever seen Sufjan Stevens live?
yes, in fact!

06. What's your favorite album from The Shins?
Wincing the Night Away.

07. Do you own any merchandise from The National?
nothing, sadly. (not even a tote bag from Wicker Park.)

08. What is a good memory you have of The New Pornographers?
dancing around my room to "Graceland" while packing for college.

09. Is there a member of the same age as you in Belle and Sebastian?
hahaha, no. they are all much older.

10. When did you first get into The Shins?
2003, right after Chutes Too Narrow was released. I heard "New Slang" on the college radio station and it was downhill from there.

11. Who likes The Smiths along with you?
many, many people. on my last.fm friends list, primarily Kathrin.

12. Which song did you first hear from of Montreal?
"So Begins Our Alabee", on a Polyvinyl sampler.

13. What song made you fall in love with Clap Your Hands Say Yeah?
I believe it was "Upon This Tidal Wave of Young Blood", after some blog described it as "David Byrne fronting The Cure".

14. Which song do you not like by The Only Ones?
there are actually quite a few, shamefully, but my least favorite is probably "Deadly Nightshade".

15. Why do you like Morrissey?
what a question! his stunning voice (even at such an age), his splendid pop sensibilities, his terrific way around a witty, erudite lyric...

16. Where did you first hear Voxtrot?
oh, wow, I don't actually know. I think I heard "Mothers, Sisters, Daughters, and Wives" on a blog somewhere right after it came out, but I didn't really start to love them until I heard "The Start of Something".

17. How long were The Jesus and Mary Chain a band before you liked them?
haha. they were a band for sixteen years and weren't a band for three before I liked them.

18. Does Matthew Sweet have a song that gives you a bad memory?
well, yes. most of his songs are irrevocably linked to certain memories for me, but "Someone to Pull the Trigger" and "Life Without You" are the worst.

19. When did you get into The Cure?
the winter of sixth grade, when my brother burned a copy of Staring at the Sea: The Singles for me.

20. How long have you been into The Jesus and Mary Chain?
seven years.

21. If Jens Lekman had a concert 300 miles away, would you drive there to see them?
well, I can't drive. but if someone else were going, I would certainly consider it.

22. How many The Replacements albums do you own?
christ. nine, not counting bootlegs and unreleased compilations.

23. Do Vampire Weekend have a song that makes you cry?
hahaha, definitely not.

24. Do The Wedding Present have a song that makes you happy?
of course! especially "This Boy Can Wait".

25. Do Wilco have a song that makes you smile?
yes indeed. "Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway (Again)" is a guaranteed smile-maker.

26. What's the last song you've listened to of Guided by Voices?
"Twilight Campfighter".

27. Is there a song by Elvis Costello and the Attractions that you've listened to more than 30 times?
"(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes", though my statistics don't show it... that was mostly in seventh grade.

28. What is a song from Joanna Newsom that you've only listened to once?
"Three Little Babes". NEVER AGAIN.

29. Is there a song you are sick of hearing by Robyn Hitchcock and The Egyptians?
I am not really a fan of "The Fly".

30. What song got you into Echo and the Bunnymen?
"Bring on the Dancing Horses", once again via the local college station.

31. What is your favorite single by Bright Eyes?
single? probably "If The Brakeman Turns My Way".

32. If The Weakerthans hated you, what would you do?
I would be really upset, probably. and regret not seeing them when I could have in September, before I learned of this sad development.

33. What would you say if one of the members from R.E.M. asked you out?
um, accept, obviously!! I don't care that all of them are either over fifty or almost there (yes, Michael, this means you). we would be the May/December romance for the ages.

34. Would you care if Editors had a boyfriend/girlfriend?
of course. I demand that Tom Smith remain perpetually single.

35. Who has the best voice in The Posies?
I prefer Jon Auer's songs.

36. Do you think Elvis Costello and the Attractions are good looking?
haha, I was actually just talking about this today. yes.

37. How many times have you listened to your favorite song by Arcade Fire?
I have apparently only listened to "Intervention" 11 times. this might be wrong.

38. How many CDs do you own of Sparks?
I actually only own Kimono My House, but my mother has most everything else on vinyl.

39. Is there a song from Radiohead that makes you mad?
I don't think so.

40. Which member from Yo La Tengo do you want to see go solo?
I actually really like Dump, a.k.a. James McNew's side project. but I wouldn't want Ira and Georgia to split up.

41. What does your favorite song from The Velvet Underground remind you of?
"Sweet Jane" ... actually, reminds me of standing on the corner with a suitcase in my hand. hahaha. presumably because whenever I find myself in that situation, I start singing that song.

42. Did you hate Hüsker Dü at first?
no, I just thought they were really noisy. and Grant Hart was super cute. whatever, I was a twelve-year-old with priorities.

43. Does your best friend also listen to The Hold Steady?
haha, yes. although not without reservations. (no lyrics about Pringles cans, please.)

44. Do you think your parents would like The Broken West?
both my parents love them, actually.

45. Do Pixies have a song that makes you want to dance?
who doesn't dance to Debaser?

46. Have you ever seen Joy Division live?
yes. that time when I time-travelled.

47. Do you like The Broken West's name?
I guess so. I like it better than their previous name, "The Brokedown".

48. Is there someone in Paul Westerberg that you want to go out with?
this question is adorable. yes, I want to go out with the teenager in Paul Westerberg who wore his heart on his sleeve, rode his bike everywhere, and kissed girls under bridges on autumn nights, as described in "First Glimmer".

49. Do you know anyone that hates Shearwater?
I don't believe so.

50. Have you ever danced to a song from Sigur Rós?
it's probably happened.

for an album to be good, it needs a few things. good songs are usually a must. some good musicianship always helps. maybe it tells a story. every story has an end and this top ten deals with the endings of the stories. without further bullshit, here are my ten favorite albums closers.


10. Colorado - Grizzly Bear (album: Yellow House)

what better way to close the beautiful, ambient Yellow House than with the coup de grace of all tracks. Swooping, mysterious, full of vocal melody and intrigue. I have no idea the relevance of the track's lyrics but I feel as though I'm immersed nonetheless. All together now: Coooollloooooorraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadooooooooooooooooo.

9. Re: Stacks - Bon Iver (album: For Emma, Forever Ago)

this is not the sound of a new man or crispy realization/it's the sound of the unlocking and the lift away/your love will be/safe with me

bon iver closes for emma with words of determination, security, resignation, and acceptance, bringing ultimate closure to a cold, dark record often full of uncertainty and isolation. hearing vernon singing those last lines makes the listener feel as though their journey with him (one longing for recognition/understanding of the self and belonging) has been entirely worth it.

8. All You Need Is Love - The Beatles (album: Magical Mystery Tour)

whimsical, repetitive, but full of life and hands down one of the best messages in the history of music. lennon refined his thoughts started in previous tracks ('the word' most of all) into one line that defined a generation, and still continues to resonate to this day. the clusterfuck at the end of the song of background sounds and vocals accompanied by lennon's haphazard singing is still one of the best moments in song, period.

7. Two Headed Boy Pt. II - Neutral Milk Hotel (album: In the Aeroplane Over the Sea)

rife with lyrical imagery (albeit wacked), musical and instrumental mastery, and wonderful production, neutral milk hotel's opus 'in the aeroplane over the sea' set a new standard for 'indie' rock music in the 90s (alongside ok computer). two headed boy pt. II closes the disc by retaining various motifs and lyrics from previous songs, and ends with one of my personal favorite lines "but don't hate her/when she gets up to leave." I never want this album to end, but since it has to, this track is the only way to do it.

6. When the Levee Breaks - Led Zeppelin (album: Led Zeppelin IV)

I feel as though Led Zeppelin crammed so many genres into their music that they transcend all genre and inhabit a plane of their own. IV was a perfect example of this, from the subdued folk vibes of the first half of 'stairway to heaven' to the progressive drone of 'battle of evermore' to the blues domination of the closer 'when the levee breaks.' the song is huge sounding, complete, and begging for attention. it's zeppelin at their most groovy: harmonica loops, perfect drumming, epic bass, and as usual wonderful vocals from plant.

5. In the Backseat - Arcade Fire (album: Funeral)

how the fuck do you end an album born from the loss of the people closest to you? I never would have imagined it possible to do it well until I heard the closer of funeral. sure it's a song about death, but it's also a song about life. passionately sung, wonderful instrumentation, a song that feels 'real' amongst the trite nonsense of the day. I defy anybody that understands this song/band to not have their emotions stirred when regine sings "my family tree's/losing all its leaves." simply one of the best, most gut-wrenching lines in a song I've had the pleasure of listening to.

4. Tomorrow Never Knows - The Beatles (album: Revolver)

I honestly boggle my own mind when I consider what tthe 60s audience must have thought when they heard this track. it's unlike most things around during that time, a precursor to the electronica genre and lennon writing some of his most surreal lyrics. if anything, this track is the embodiment of the growing power of the drugs (lsd) the beatles were immersing themselves into, but also a mind-bending, time-defying, genre-warping pleasure for the ears.

3. Flightless Bird, American Mouth - Iron & Wine (album: The Shepherd's Dog)

I like folk music, and here's why: when done right, it's beautiful, inspirational, poignant, and makes the listener feel utterly connected with the artist, as if we're painting the story hand in hand. the shepherd's dog was a triumph in all regards, and no track more so than the closer. unbelievable vocals and drop-dead melodies riddle this track, a track so beautiful that many (me included) cannot believe that it's NOT a love song but one about the corruption of the political spectrum in america. this is a song that makes me want to close my eyes and just listen, just fall into when it's on.

2. Videotape - Radiohead (album: In Rainbows)

'no matter what happens next/you shouldn't be afraid/because I know today has been/the most perfect day I've ever seen.' I feel as though words can only detract from the beauty of this song. at its core simple, videotape closes in rainbows by posing challenging questions about death, morality, the afterlife, and redemption IN ONLY A FEW LINES and also features some of the most haunting/enveloping/simply friggin controlling piano/instrumentation work I've ever heard. I can't help going through a myriad of emotions while listening to this track: sadness, fear, loss, nostalgia, happiness, and finally hope. the final minute when the vocals end and the piano continues on is simple bliss. that's all there is to it. I sometimes struggle with the fact that humans made this song, and that I was lucky enough to live to hear it.

1. A Day in the Life - The Beatles (album: Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band)

the obvious choice amongst dozens of wonderful songs. no matter how much I love videotape, or any of the rest, none can ever hope to touch this one. it's the best song by the best band of all time, a mindfuck like no other. THIS WAS WRITTEN IN THE 60S. BANDS TODAY STILL AREN'T DOING HALF THE STUFF IN THIS SONG. the orchestration! the verses! the instrumentation! unbelievable in every note. every time I hear this song it gets harder and harder to believe that any band could ever write anything like this. it singlehandedly made sgt. peppers the best album ever. it singlehandedly defined music. it singlehandedly made having three pianos play the same massive note at the end of a song a good idea. there could be a book written on this song.


The End. I'd love to hear your thoughts about your own choices. thanks for reading. love you all.

Interested:

Thom Yorke
Owen
Bowerbirds
American Analog Set
Dear and the Headlights
Blind Pilot
Deerhunter
Margot and the Nuclear So & So's
Andrew Bird
Bat for Lashes
Paper Rival
Minus the Bear
Death Cab for Cutie
Neutral Milk Hotel
Cursive
Foreign Born
Silversun Pickups
Underoath
Lydia
The Postal Service

...tengo una cantidad vasta de DC4C y The Postal Service pero sólo los álbumes nuevos. Debo fijar todos "lack thereof's."

**End note to self.

melkors_gift's top albums (overall)
1. Frog Eyes - Tears of the Valedictorian (747) 2. Handsome Furs - Face Control (432) 3. Frog Eyes - The Golden River (366) 4. Andrew Bird - The Mysterious Production of Eggs (347) 5. Destroyer - your blues (325) 6. Wolf Parade - Apologies to the Queen Mary (323) 7. Calexico - Carried To Dust (290) 8. The Strokes - Room on Fire (284) 9. Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea (282) 10. Modest Mouse - Lonesome Crowded West (266) 11. Beirut - March of the Zapotec (263) 12. Sunset Rubdown - Shut Up I Am Dreaming (249) 13. Bowerbirds - Hymns for a Dark Horse (2007, Burly Time) (244) 14. Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion (237) 15. The National - Alligator (234) 16. Califone - Roots & Crowns (217) 17. The New Pornographers - Mass Romantic (215) 18. Andrew Bird - Armchair Apocrypha (202) 19. The New Pornographers - Twin Cinema (200) 20. Swan Lake - Enemy Mine (190) 21. The Shins - Wincing the Night Away (189) 22. Sunset Rubdown - Random Spirit Lover (189) 23. Samamidon - All Is Well (183) 24. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication (176) 25. Califone - Sometimes Good Weather Follows Bad People (172)

• Name your next top 15 artists.
• Come up with a set list for them to make your perfect gig
• The first 8 artists get a 5 song set list
• The next 4 artists get a 8 song set list
• The 3rd and 2nd artist get a 10 song set list
• The top artist gets a 12 song set list with a 3 song encore.

Pixies
The Velvet Underground
Stone Temple Pilots
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
The Gaslight Anthem
Nirvana
The Smiths
Lifter Puller
R.E.M
Neil Young
Green Day
Neutral Milk Hotel
Frank Zappa
X
Marilyn Manson


Pixies

Wave Of Mutilation
Allison
Debaser
Monkey Gone To Heaven
Where is My Mind?

The Velvet Underground

White Light/White Heat
Rock and Roll
The Black Angel's Death Song
Heroin
All Tomorrow's Parties

Stone Temple Pilots

Wicked Garden
Vasoline
Creep
Interstate Love Song
All In The Suit That You Wear

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Sealings
Zero
Hysteric
Maps
Our Time

The Gaslight Anthem

The '59 Sound
Meet My By The River's Edge
Here's Lookin' At You Kid
1930
Even Cowgirls Get The Blues

Nirvana

Serve The Servants
You Know You're Right
Pennyroyal Tea
Smells Like Teen Spirit
Where Did You Sleep Last Night?

The Smiths

The Queen Is Dead (Take Me Back to Dear Old Blightly)
Shoplifters Of The World Unite
Panic
Bigmouth Strikes Again
How Soon Is Now?

Lifter Puller

Candy's Room
Katrina and the K-Hole
4Dix
Lifter Puller vs. The End Of The Evening
The Flex And The Buff Result


R.E.M

Orange Crush
Man On The Moon
The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonight
Radio Free Europe
Nightswimming
Losing My Religion
The Great Beyond
It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)

Neil Young

Sleeps With Angels
The Loner
Broken Arrow
Cortez The Killer
The Needle And The Damage Done
Old Man
Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)
Down By The River

Green Day

Jesus Of Suburbia
Longview
Brain Stew/Jaded
When I Come Around
Welcome To Paradise
Hitchin' A Ride
Geek Stink Breath
Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)

Neutral Milk Hotel

The King Of Carrot Flowers, pt. 1
The King Of Carrot Flowers, pt. 2 & 3
Two Headed Boy
Holland, 1945
Communist Daughter
In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
Two Headed Boy, pt. 2
Oh, Comely

Frank Zappa

Peaches en Regalia
Joe's Garage
Catholic Girls
A Token Of My Extreme
I'm So Cute
Broken Hearts Are For Assholes
Tell Me You Love Me
Flakes
Outside Now
Chunga's Revenge

X

Beyond & Back
Arms For Hostages/Country At War
Los Angeles
Hungry Wolf
Call Of The Wreckin' Ball
Poor Girl
Back 2 The Base
Johnny Hit And Run Paulene
The Stage
I Must Not Think Bad Thoughts

Marilyn Manson

Cruci-Fiction In Space
If I Was Your Vampire
Rock Is Dead
The Fight Song
Putting Holes In Happiness
Mobscene
Sweet Dreams
The Dope Show
Coma Black
I Don't Like The Drugs (But The Drugs Like Me)
Astonishing Panorama Of The End Times
1996
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Target Audience (Narcissus Narcosis)
Antichrist Superstar
The Nobodies

1. What's your favorite song by 15?
Nine Inch Nails - Hurt

2. How did you get into 20?
Green Day - Heard them when I was much younger and liked them since.

3. Who is your favorite member in 1?
Bruce Springsteen - Kind of obvious lol

4. What’s your favorite lyric bit by 29?
Lifter Puller - "Love is like a battle of the bands, crank up your amps man." - Lifter Puller vs. The End Of The Evening

5. Have you ever seen 22 live?
Neutral Milk Hotel - No.

6. What's your favorite album from 10?
Bright Eyes - Lifted Or The Story Is In The Soil, Keep Your Ear To The Ground

7. Do you own any merchandise from 3?
The Hold Steady - No, but I should.

8. What is a good memory you have of 7?
Elliott Smith - The first time I saw the scene in The Royal Tenenbaums that uses Needle In The Hay.

9. Is there a member of the same age as you in 2?
Pearl Jam - No.

10. When did you first get into 8?
Pink Floyd - 6th grade, heard The Wall and never looked back

11. Who likes 4 along with you?
Bad Religion - My brother

12. Which song did you first hear from 16?
TV on the Radio - Dreams

13. What song made you fall in love with 5?
Allison Iraheta - Her cover of Alone by Heart.

14. Which song do you not like by 18?
X - I was never that into Devil Doll.

15. Why do you like 14's songs?
The Decemberists - They're deliciously indie.

16. Where did you first hear 6?
The Beatles - Probably when I was very young.

17. How long was 19 a singer before you liked them?
Frank Zappa - I started liking him way after he had died, so I guess since the 60s.

18. Does 13 have a song that gives you a bad memory?
Hair - No.

19. When did you get into 17?
Marilyn Manson - Sometime during middle school.

20. How long have you been into 9?
Stars - A little over a year.

21. If 11 had a concert 300 miles away, would you drive there to see them?
The Flaming Lips - Oh hell yeah.

22. How many CDs do you own of 12?
Weezer - Two or three I think.

23. Does 21 have a song that makes you cry?
Neil Young - The Needle And The Damage Done is pretty damn emotional.

24. Does 27 have a song that makes you happy?
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Phenomena

25. Does 23 have a song that makes you smile?
R.E.M - It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)

26. What's the last song you've listened to from 28?
Stone Temple Pilots - I think it was their cover of David Bowie's "Andy Warhol."

27. Is there a song by 32 that you've listened to more than 30 times?
Switchfoot - No, but Awakening's got 23, which is close.

28. What is a song from 50 that you've only listened to once?
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - Mark David Chapman

29. Is there a song you are sick of hearing by 24?
The Smiths - Nope, they have amazing replay value.

30. What song got you into 40?
Arcade Fire - Probably Antichrist Television Blues.

31. What is your favorite single by 25?
Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit

32. If 49 hated you, what would you do?
Karen O and the Kids - It's funny, because I actually know her, and she doesn't.

33. What would you say if 42 or one of the members from 42 asked you out?
System of a Down - That's an odd question.

34. Would you care if 41 had a boyfriend/girlfriend?
The Doors - Well one of them is dead, and I'm sure the rest are married.

35. Who has the best voice in 46?
The Who - Roger Daltrey

36. Do you think 26 is/are good looking?
The Gaslight Anthem - They're pretty cool looking.

37. How many times have you listened to your favorite song by 36?
Morrissey - Irish Blood, English Heart, 28 plays.

38. How many CDs do you own of 30?
The Velvet Underground - One.

39. Is there a song from 38 that makes you mad?
The Replacements - Nope.

40. Which member from 31 do you want to see go solo? If 31 is only one artist, what would you do if they joined a group?
The Pixies - Frank went solo, and Kim joined the Breeders so...yeah.

41. What does your favorite song from 48 remind you of?
Billy Joel - Miami 2017 (I've Seen The Lights Go Out On Broadway), New York.

42. Did you hate 43 at first?
Simon and Garfunkel - Actually I did.

43. Does your best friend also listen to 33?
Heatmiser - lol I think I'm the only one who listens to 33.

44. Do you think your parents would like 37?
Regina Spektor - They do.

45. Does 47 have a song that makes you want to dance?
The National - Most of their songs are pretty dark and down, so not really.

46. Have you ever seen 34 in person?
The Killers - Yeah, Coachella 2009.

47. Do you like 44's name?
Material Issue - Yeah, it's a cool name.

48. Is there someone in 45 that you want to go out with?
Arctic Monkeys - lmfao, no.

49. Do you know anyone that hates 39?
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - Nope.

50. Have you ever danced to a song from 35?
The Frogs - Nope.

Won't put it on my profile, because it's already far too long:



metawirt's top 50 albums (overall)
1. Young Marble Giants - Colossal Youth (279)

2. The Gun Club - Fire of love (222)

3. Die Skeptiker - Harte Zeiten (183)

4. Kevin Blechdom - Eat My Heart Out (165)

5. Gudrun Gut - I Put A Record On (163)

6. Au Pairs - Playing With a Different Sex (162)

7. Attwenger - Dog (161)

8. Von Südenfed - Tromatic Reflexxions (161)

9. Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Cow Fingers And Mosquito Pie (160)

10. Devo - Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! (160)

11. Audionom - Retrospektiv (153) 12. Attwenger - Sun (152)

13. Thee Headcoats - Beached Earls (149)

14. Butthole Surfers - Psychic... Powerless... Another Man's Sac (149)

15. Fred Frith - Speechless (149)

16. The Beguiled - Blue Dirge (146)

17. Death From Above 1979 - You're A Woman, I'm A Machine (146)

18. The Gossip - That's Not What I Heard (146)

19. The Jazz Butcher - A Scandal in Bohemia (144)

20. Soul Coughing - Ruby Vroom (144)

21. Hüsker Dü - Zen Arcade (138)

22. Au Pairs - Equal But Different - BBC Sessions 1979-1981 (135)

23. Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea (135)

24. Grinderman - Grinderman (131)

25. Die Haut - Sweat (130)

26. mclusky - mclusky Do Dallas (128)

27. Big Black - The Hammer Party (125)

28. The Tiger Lillies - Ad Nauseam (124)

29. Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Paint Your Wagon (124)

30. International Pony - We Love Music (123)

31. Lydia Lunch with the Anubian Lights - Champagne, Cocaine & Nicotine Stains (122)

32. The Jazz Butcher - The Gift Of Music (121)

33. Brian Eno & David Byrne - My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (120)

34. New Bomb Turks - !!Destroy-Oh-Boy!! (120)

35. Andre Williams - The Black Godfather (119)

36. A.K. Klosowski & Pyrolator - Home Taping Is Killing Music (119) 37. Oblivians - Play 9 songs with Mr. Quintron (118)

38. The Tiger Lillies - Low Life Lullabies (118)

39. The Moldy Peaches - The Moldy Peaches (118)

40. Billie Holiday - Lady Day: The Complete Billie Holiday On Columbia (1933-1944) (117)

41. Death in Vegas - The Contino Sessions (116)

42. Galaxie 500 - Peel Sessions (116)

43. The Martini Henry Rifles - Superbastard (113)

44. Blues Explosion - Damage (113)

45. Fun Lovin' Criminals - Come Find Yourself (112)

46. The Flying Lizards - The Flying Lizards (112)

47. Matmos - The Rose Has Teeth in the Mouth of a Beast (111)

48. The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Now I Got Worry (111)

49. The Jam - At the BBC (111)

50. Camper Van Beethoven - Telephone Free Landslide Victory (109)

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