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Sure, Cassadaga. I listened to it again recently and it has grown on me. The songs I love, I love quite a bit. Lime Tree especially.


I did have it a little high to begin with, though, so I corrected that.

I also added something I forgot.

That's two revisions already after posting it. This is why I'm not good at lists.
 
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1. Bruce Springsteen - Magic
2. Arcade Fire - Neon Bible
3. The White Stripes - Icky Thump

I'm afraid that's it for me. I'm way behind on all the new releases this year. I haven't even checked out the new Spoon and Crowded House albums yet.
 
I don't usually post lists, but this year was exceptional for music... so why not make an exception? Here are my top 20 albums and top 25 songs...


1. The National - Boxer
- Fake Empire
- Apartment Story
- Slow Show

2. Stars Of The Lid - And Their Refinement Of The Decline
- The Evil That Never Arrived
- Apreludes (In C Sharp Major)
- December Hunting For Vegetarian Fuckface

3. MUSCLES - Guns Babes Lemonade
I don’t want your number, I just want to dance with my shirt off!
- Ice Cream
- The Lake
- Hey Muscles I Love You

4. Caribou - Andorra
- Desiree
- Melody Day
- Niobe

5. Menomena - Friend And Foe
- Wet And Rusting
- Ghostship
- Rotten Hell

6. Radiohead - In Rainbows
- Reckoner
- House Of Cards
- Nude

7. Apostle of Hustle - National Anthem of Nowhere
- National Anthem of Nowhere
- Cheap Like Sebastien/Chances Are
- My Sword Hand’s Anger

8. Okkervil River - The Stage Names
- Savannah Smiles
- Our Life Is Not A Movie Or Maybe
- Title Track

9. The Clientele - God Save The Clientele
- The Garden At Night
- From Brighton Beach To Santa Monica
- No Dreams Last Night

10. The Octopus Project - Hello, Avalanche
- Bees Bein’ Strugglin’
- Snow Tip Cap Mountain
- Upmann

11. Feist - The Reminder
- I Feel It All
- Brandy Alexander
- Sea Lion Woman

12. LCD Soundsystem - Sound of Silver
- All My Friends
- New York, I Love You But You’re Bringing Me Down
- North American Scum

13. Beirut - Flying Club Cup
- Nantes
- A Sunday Smile
- The Penalty

14. Holy Fuck - LP
- Super Inuit
- Lovely Allen
- The Pulse

15. The Arcade Fire - Neon Bible
- Windowsill
- Keep The Car Running
- Black Wave/Bad Vibrations

16. Blonde Redhead - 23
- 23
- SW
- Dr. Strangeluv

17. Eluvium - Copia
- Prelude For Time Feelers
- Reciting The Airships
- Indoor Swimming At The Space Station

18. Panda Bear - Person Pitch
- Comfy In Nautica
- Bros
- Good Girl/Carrots (reminds me of the Tabla Beat Science track “Sacred Channel”)

19. Explosions In The Sky - All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone
- So Long, Lonesome
- The Birth And Death Of The Day
- Welcome, Ghosts

20. White Williams - Smoke
- New Violence
- Route To Palm
- New Violence (it counts twice, for me)

EDIT: Honorable Mentions go to...

múm- Go Go Smear The Poison Ivy
Modest Mouse- We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank
Ohbijou- Swift Feet For Troubling Times
The Six Parts Seven- Casually Smashed To Pieces
Andrew Bird- Armchair Apocrypha

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Top 25 Songs:

1. Comfy in Nautica- Panda Bear
2. Ice Cream- MUSCLES
3. Wet And Rusting- Menomena
4. All My Friends- LCD Soundsystem
5. 23- Blonde Redhead
6. Melody Day (Four Tet Remix)- Caribou
7. National Anthem of Nowhere- Apostle of Hustle
8. In My Arms- Kylie Minogue (That's right, Kylie Fuckin' Minogue)
9. Dead Sound- The Raveonettes
10. Apartment Story- The National
11. The Underdog- Spoon
12. Prelude For Time Feelers- Eluvium
13. Reckoner- Radiohead
14. Fake Empire- The National
15. Bees Bein' Strugglin'- The Octopus Project
16. New Violence- White Williams
17. Heretics- Andrew Bird
18. Diamond Heart- Marissa Nadler
19. The Evil That Never Arrived- Stars Of The Lid
20. Time To Pretend- Mgmt
21. The Garden At Night- The Clientele
22. Savannah Smiles- Okkervil River
23. Nantes- Beirut
24. Windowsill- The Arcade Fire
25. Us Placers- CRS (Lupe Fiasco, Kanye West, & Pharrell)
 
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Top 10 albums:

1. Radiohead - In Rainbows (9.2/10)
2. Arcade Fire - Neon Bible (8.9/10)
3. Spoon - GaGaGaGaGa (8.8/10)
4. The Shins - Wincing The Night Away (8.5/10)
5. LCD Soundsystem - Sound Of Silver (8.3/10)
6. The Go! Team - Proof Of Youth (8.1/10)
7. Kanye West - Graduation (8.0/10)
8. Wilco - Sky Blue Sky (7.8/10)
9. Ryan Adams - Easy Tiger (7.5/10)
10. White Stripes - Icky Thump (7.0/10)

Top 5 songs:

1. Radiohead - All I Need
2. LCD Soundsystem - Someone Great
3. Spoon - You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb
4. Arcade Fire - Ocean Of Noise
5. The Shins - Sea Legs
 
inmyplace13 said:
Sure, Cassadaga. I listened to it again recently and it has grown on me. The songs I love, I love quite a bit. Lime Tree especially.


I did have it a little high to begin with, though, so I corrected that.

I also added something I forgot.

That's two revisions already after posting it. This is why I'm not good at lists.
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haha, I was kidding about giving you a hard time, I was sure you would give me an even harder time for adding Easy Tiger to me list :wink:

ranking the top 3 songs for an album was hard enough, I didn't even rank albums in order, I copped out an alphabetized it
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Impy, I know you're a huge Okervivialsidsnbfjdjdnd River fan, I've read many good things 'bout them, what's a good starting album?
 
rilo kiley - silver lining

a song that will boost your mood on any kind of day!



on a more serious note:

UNKLE - Burn my Shadow - featuring ian astbury formerly of The Cult

how has everyone missed that song?!?!?!?!
 
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Here are my top albums of the year

1. The National-Boxer

I can't remember an album coming out having so much of an impact on me in my lifetime. Although no knockout tracks like Mr. November, an incredibly consistent album.
Notable Tracks:
1. Slow Show
2. Squalor Victoria
3. Guest Room

2. Radiohead-In Rainbows

Another excellent collection of songs from the best band of our era.
Notable Tracks:
1. Reckoner

3. The Arcade Fire-Neon Bible

Not as good as Funeral, but not a disappointment by any means.
Notable Tracks:
1. Ocean of Noise

4. Broken Social Scene Presents Kevin Drew-Spirit If...

Just about as good as Broken Social Scene's s/t
Notable Tracks:
1. Lucky Ones
2. Bodhi Sappy Weekend

5. Okkervil River-The Stage Names

An excellent follow-up to Black Sheep Boy. Not as much raw energy and passion as the predecessor, but it makes up for it with depth and maturity.
Notable Tracks:
1. Unless it Kicks

6. Animal Collective-Strawberry Jam

This is Animal Collective finally hitting the right balance of experimentation and pop. Their strongest effort to date.
Notable Tracks:
1. Cuckoo Cuckoo
2. Winter Wonderland
3. Fireworks

7. Akron/Family-Love is Simple

This is freak-folk at it's best.
Notable Tracks:
1. Ed is a Portal

8. Sunset Rubdown-Random Spirit Lover

Sunset Rubdown is the side-project for Spencer Krug of Wolf Parade, but this is 10 times better than any Wolf Parade album
Notable Tracks:
1. Stallion

9. Leaves in the River-Sea Wolf

The best album of the year nobody has talked about.
Notable Tracks:
1. You're a Wolf

10. Elvis Perkins-Ash Wednesday

The best folk singer/songwriter album of the year.
Notable Tracks:
1. While You Were Sleeping

11. Stars of the Lid-Stars of the Lid and Their Refinement of the Decline

Although I don't usually listen to ambient music, this is a beautiful album that is incredibly relaxing to listen to.
Notable Tracks:
1. Dopamine Clouds over Craven Cottage
2. December Hunting for Vegetarian Fuckface

12. Iron and Wine-The Shepherd's Dog

The group finally finds the perfect balance with their low-fi folk sound and instrumentation
Notable Tracks:
1. Pagan Angel and a Borrowed Car
2. Carousel
 
Favorite albums alphabetical by artist, 3 key tracks from each:

Ryan Adams - "Easy Tiger"
-"Oh My God, Whatever, etc", "Two", "Goodnight Rose"
Bloc Party - "A Weekend in the City"
-"I Still Remember", "Song for Clay", "Uniform"
Bruce Springsteen - "Magic"
-"Magic", "Long Walk Home", "Radio Nowhere"
Foo Fighters - "Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace"
-"Long Road to Ruin", "But, Honestly", "The Pretender"
The Frames - "The Cost"
-"The Cost", "Sad Songs", "True"
Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova - "Once"/"The Swell Season"
-"Falling Slowly", "Lies", "Mind's Made Up"
The National - "Boxer"
-"Apartment Story", "Start a War", "Fake Empire"
Radiohead - "In Rainbows"
-"Jigsaw Falling into Place", "15 Step", "All I Need"
The Shins - "Wincing the Night Away"
-"Turn on Me", "Phantom Limb", "A Comet Appears"
Eddie Vedder - "Into the Wild"
-"Rise", "Society", "Guranteed"
Kanye West - "Graduation"
-"Tell Me Nothing", "Stronger", "Homecoming"

Favorite tracks not on those albums:

Snow Patrol - "Signal Fire"
Chris Cornell - "Arms Around Your Love"
UNKLE - "Chemistry"
Clint Mansell - "Dead Reckoning"
Arctic Monkeys - "D is for Dangerous"
The Killers - "Tranquilize"
Paul McCartney - "Ever Present Past"/"End of the End"
Spoon - "You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb"

I'm away from my computer, there's way more tracks I should include. But Signal Fire :drool:
 
1. Radiohead, In Rainbows

Making music on a level so much higher than everyone else, this doesn't even have to be close to their best to take this spot. Disappointment at what could have been is really beside the point when you're given riches like this to plunder. All I need, personally.

2. LCD Soundsystem, Sound of Silver

Neck and neck with Neon Bible until rainbows strafed the skies, I think seeing them live (ironically, with Arcade Fire) put them ahead. Murphy's energy on record and stage is contagious. A breath of fresh air, it's 80's nostalgic (something I usually hate, but New Order-esque is an exception) and cutting edge at the same time.

3. The Arcade Fire, Neon Bible

Not much to say here. I was more into it when it came out, but it's still a great piece a work and proof that they've got the goods. Nothing unexpected, but that's not a crime.

4. Super Furry Animals, Hey Venus

See above re: Radiohead's pwnage of all else. I prefered the grandeur and sophistication of the last album, but this one is an easier and perhaps more pleasurable listen.

5. Amy Winehouse, Back to Black

Every time I think maybe I'm overrating this I listen to it again and am reminded of the bizarre juxtaposition of her out-of-this-world voice and the rawness of her lyrics. She's the real thing, even if her lifestyle prevents her from being the next Madonna, Courtney Love, whoever. Hopefully she'll be more productive than Lauryn Hill.

6. Spoon, Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga

I felt Gimme Fiction was possibly Spoon's best work to date, so it was hard not to be a little disappointed by what seems like a bit more off-the-cuff and less ambitious album. I'm a little bewildered at all the critical attention because I don't think it's even close to their best work. But none of the songs are bad, most are great, and after the break-up of Sleater-Kinney I'd say they're the best band in America right now...because unlike Wilco, these guys know how to dance.

7. Bjork, Volta

I'm not going back to this one very often, but it's such an amazing comeback from the boring depths plumbed by Medulla and Vespertine, I'm just glad to have the loud and crazy Bjork back. It's definitely no Homogenic or Post, but it's close enough. Genius is genius.

8. Okkervill River, The Stage Names

I came pretty late to this one, and I've only heard it like 5 times, but I'm liking it so much with each successive listen I can't NOT put it on here. It's nice to see how much praise this is getting.

9. Bruce Springsteen, Magic

I still think The Rising is better. But this one is more E-Street so it's an easy pleaser. The problem is with a shorter album the clunkers stand out a bit more. The best tracks are among the best he's ever done, and that says a lot. Still in Dylan's shadow 30 years on, though, perhaps unable to give us another late-in-the-game masterpiece.

10. Kanye West, Graduation

I feel like I'm listening to this more on the radio than at home, but the amount of cuts getting airplay shows that it has just as many hooks as Late Registration. I prefer Jon Brion + Kanye to dabblin' wit' Daft Punk, though, and this is probably his most consistent, but least impressive album so far. It's still Top 10 because he ain't messin' with no broke broke.

11. The White Stripes, Icky Thump

I wanted this to make the top 10, but it didn't. Maybe by next year it will be. A hell of a lot of fun, even if it's more of a de-stijlation of the last few albums than any kind of new thing. Of course, for a classicist like Jack, he probably doesn't mind.


Also:

Arctic Monkeys, Your Favorite Nightmare
Neil Young, Chrome Dreams II
Kings of Leon, Because of the Times
Midnight Movies, Lion the Girl
Cansei de Ser Sexy (2006)
Band of Horses, Cease to Begin
Wilco, Sky Blue Sky
 
I have my top 50 in alphabetical order... but anyways:

# Artist - Album (Key track)

1. !!! - Myth Takes (Must Be the Moon)
2. 65daysofstatic - The Destruction of Small Ideas (The Distant & Mechanized Glow of Eastern European Dance Parties)
3. A Northern Chorus - The Millions Too Many (Remembrance Day)
4. A Place to Bury Strangers - A Place to Bury Strangers (The Falling Sun)
5. Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam (Fireworks)
6. Battles – Mirrored (Atlas)
7. Beirut - The Flying Club Cup (Cliquot)
8. Björk – Volta (I See Who You Are)
9. Burial – Untrue (Archangel)
10. Caribou – Andorra (Irene)
11. Chromatics - In Shining Violence (In the City)
12. Colleen - Les Ondes Silencieuses (Sun Against My Eyes)
13. Devendra Banhart - Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon (Carmencita)
14. Eluvium – Copia (Prelude for Time Feelers)
15. Euphoria - White Pattern (Reverse)
16. Explosions in the Sky - All of a Sudden, I Miss Everybody (Catastrophe and the Cure)
17. Giardini di Miró - Dividing Opinions (Spectral Woman)
18. God is an Astronaut - Far from Refuge (Far From Refuge)
19. Immanu El - They'll Come, They Come (Kosmonaut)
20. Iron & Wine - Shepherd's Dog (House by the Sea)
21. Joy Wants Eternity - You Who Pretend To Sleep (Above the Clouds Lies Eternal Sun)
22. Justice - † (D.A.N.C.E.)
23. Klaxons - Myths of the Near Future (Atlantis to Interzone)
24. L'Homme Puma - L'Homme Puma (Prélude D’un Baiser)
25. Maserati - Inventions for the New Season (12:16)
26. Mika - Life in Cartoon Motion (Relax, Take it Easy)
27. Okkervil River - The Stage Names (A Hand to Take Hold of the Scene)
28. Panda Bear - Person Pitch (I’m Not)
29. Patrick Wolf - The Magic Position (Get Lost)
30. Port-Royal - Afraid to Dance (Deca-Dance)
31. Radiohead - In Rainbows (All I Need)
32. Rilo Kiley - Under the Blacklight (Close Call)
33. Spoon - Ga ga ga ga ga (Rhythm & Soul)
34. Stars of the Lid - And Their Refinement Of The Decline (The Evil That Never Arrived)
35. Super Furry Animals - Hey! Venus (Show Your Hand)
36. Tegan and Sara - The Con (Like H, Like O)
37. The American Dollar - The Technicolor Sleep (Raided by Waves)
38. The Arcade Fire - Neon Bible (Black Waves/Bad Vibrations)
39. The Fall of Troy – Manipulator (Quarter Past)
40. The Field - From Here We Go Sublime (Over the Ice)
41. The Mary Onettes - The Mary Onettes (Void)
42. The Most Serene Republic – Population (Battle Hymn of the Republic)
43. The National – Boxer (Fake Empire)
44. The Polyphonic Spree - The Fragile Army (Mental Cabaret)
45. The Shins - Wicing the Night Away (Sea Legs)
46. The World on Higher Downs – Land Patterns (Ascension And)
47. Tulsa Drone - Songs for the Mean Season (There Isn’t a Single Star in the Sky)
48. Tunturia – Maps (These Are the Words)
49. Wilco - Sky Blue Sky (On and On and On)
50. World's End Girlfriend - Hurtbreak Wonderland (Birthday Resistance)
 
lazarus said:


I felt Gimme Fiction was possibly Spoon's best work to date, so it was hard not to be a little disappointed by what seems like a bit more off-the-cuff and less ambitious album. I'm a little bewildered at all the critical attention because I don't think it's even close to their best work.
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Agreed. It's great, but honestly I think their previous 3 are all as strong (and probably more consistant) than Ga Ga Ga Ga. Still good though. I guess critics and fans jumping the bandwagon late is better than never...

I kinda feel the same way about The National too. :huh:
 
u2popmofo said:


Agreed. It's great, but honestly I think their previous 3 are all as strong (and probably more consistant) than Ga Ga Ga Ga. Still good though. I guess critics and fans jumping the bandwagon late is better than never...

I kinda feel the same way about The National too. :huh:
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You know, I've felt Kill The Moonlight was overrated since it came out. I've tried to get more into it several times, but I just find it the least enjoyable of all their albums, and that includes Telephono.

Of course, Pitchfork likes it the best; go figure.
 
lazarus said:

6. Spoon, Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga

I felt Gimme Fiction was possibly Spoon's best work to date, so it was hard not to be a little disappointed by what seems like a bit more off-the-cuff and less ambitious album. I'm a little bewildered at all the critical attention because I don't think it's even close to their best work. But none of the songs are bad, most are great, and after the break-up of Sleater-Kinney I'd say they're the best band in America right now...because unlike Wilco, these guys know how to dance.
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I disagree. Gimme Fiction was great, but had no focus whatsoever, and its hit-to-miss ratio was considerably lower than the likes of Girls Can Tell (which I consider to be arguably their finest effort). I didn't really care much for Kill The Moonlight either, which felt to me like a bunch of great ideas that were just waiting to explode but never did. GaGaGaGaGa is sheer brilliance, simply because there isn't a bad song on it. That's rare enough, but there are no less than 3 songs on the album that I would consider among the best of 2007.
 
1.Album: Release the Stars
Artist: Rufus Wainwright
Prime Cuts: Release the Stars, Between My Legs, Going to a Town

2. Album: In Rainbows
Artist: Radiohead
Prime Cuts: House of Cards, Weird Fishes/Arpeggi, Jigsaw Falling into Place

3. Album: Easy Tiger
Artist: Ryan Adams
Prime Cuts: Goodnight Rose, The Sun Also Sets, I Taught Myself How to Grow Old

4.Album: Meanest of Times
Artist: Dropkick Murphys
Prime Cuts: State of Massachusetts, Fairmount Hill, Vices and Virtues

5. Album: Young Modern
Artist: Silverchair
Prime Cuts: Straight Lines, If You Keep Losing Sleep, Those Thieving Birds/Strange Behavior


The rest are in no particular order.

Album: Back to Black
Artist: Amy Winehouse
Prime Cuts: Rehab, You Know I’m No Good, Me and Mr. Jones

Album: Neon Bible
Artist: Arcade Fire
Prime Cuts: (Antichrist Television Blues), Neon Bible, Black Wave, Bad Vibrations

Album: Magic
Artist: Bruce Springsteen
Prime Cuts: Long Walk Home, Devil’s Arcade, Gypsy Biker

Album: Infinity on High
Artist: Fall Out Boy
Prime Cuts: “The Take Over, The Break’s Over,” “Hum Hallelujah,” “I’m Like a Lawyer with the Way I’m Always Trying to Get You Off”
I wish I were joking, but this is actually a good album.

Album: Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace
Artist: Foo Fighters
Prime Cuts: Summer’s End, Long Road to Ruin, Statues

Album: Grinderman
Artist: Grinderman
Prime Cuts: No Pussy Blues, (I Don't Need You to) Set Me Free, Go Tell the Woman

Album: American Gangster
Artist: Jay-Z
Prime Cuts: No Hook, American Dreamin’, Success

Album: Graduation
Artist: Kanye West
Prime Cuts: Stronger, Big Brother, Flashing Lights

Album: Life in Cartoon Motion
Artist: Mika
Prime Cuts: Grace Kelly, Lollipop, Love Today

Album: Year Zero
Artist: Nine Inch Nails
Prime Cuts: The Beginning of the End, Capital G, The Good Soldier

Album: White Chalk
Artist: PJ Harvey
Prime Cuts: When Under Ether, The Devil, The Mountain

Album: Planet Earth
Artist: Prince
Prime Cuts: Guitar, The One U Wanna C, Lion of Judah

Album: Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall
Artist: Rufus Wainwright
Prime Cuts: Over the Rainbow, Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart, The Man That Got Away

Album: American Doll Posse
Artist: Tori Amos
Prime Cuts: Teenage Hustling, Bouncing Off Clouds, Dragon

Album: Icky Thump
Artist: White Stripes
Prime Cuts: You Don’t Know What Love Is, Prickly the Thorn but Sweetly Worn, Icky Thump

Album: Sky Blue Sky
Artist: Wilco
Prime Cuts: Walken, Impossible Germany, Sky Blue Sky

Random singles and guilty pleasures:
Alicia Keys – No One
Avril Lavigne – Girlfriend (shoot me, but it’s catchy and good disposable pop)
Bad Religion – Heroes and Martyrs
Beck – Timebomb
Bjork – Intruders
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – Weapon of Choice
A Fine Frenzy – Almost Lover
Gym Class Heroes – Cupid’s Chokehold (see Avril comment)
Kaiser Chiefs – Ruby
The Killers – Don’t Shoot Me, Santa
Linkin Park – With or Wi… I mean, Shadow of the Day
Oasis – Lord, Don’t Slow Me Down
Rihanna – Umbrella
Smashing Pumpkins – Tarantula
The Tossers – Traps and Ultimatums
Travis – Big Chair
Vanessa Carlton – Nolita Fairytale
Velvet Revolver – Mary Mary
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Down Boy
 
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LemonMelon said:


I disagree. Gimme Fiction was great, but had no focus whatsoever, and its hit-to-miss ratio was considerably lower than the likes of Girls Can Tell (which I consider to be arguably their finest effort). I didn't really care much for Kill The Moonlight either, which felt to me like a bunch of great ideas that were just waiting to explode but never did. GaGaGaGaGa is sheer brilliance, simply because there isn't a bad song on it. That's rare enough, but there are no less than 3 songs on the album that I would consider among the best of 2007.
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Well, I partially agree. Focus isn't really high on my list with Spoon compared to some other things--they're not really a conceptual band. If you want focus, then Series of Sneaks is the best. I find Ga Ga Ga all over the place too, even though I like everything. Fiction could have lost a track or two, but I think it has higher peaks. I don't think there's anything on GGGGG that's better than Beast & Dragon, Sister Jack, and probably I Summon You.

And I'd say Girls Can Tell is their second best, so I'm right there with you. I can't figure out how people rate Moonlight higher, it was like a de-evolution.
 
Oh, and I forgot to mention how lousy I felt for making my list without really listening to so many records that I've heard so many great things about. Albums I've either not given enough attention to or not even listened to at all include:

The National - Boxer
Battles - Mirrored
Bjork - Volta
Jay-Z - American Gangster
Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam
Panda Bear - Person Pitch
Okkervil River - The Stage Names
Lupe Fiasco - The Cool
Super Furry Animals - Hey! Venus
 
I forgot to mention Jens Lekman's Night Falls on Kortedala, which isn't in my Top 10, but is a beautiful album.

Joni Mitchell's Shine was also noteworthy but not quite the comeback one would have hoped for. It also could be a grower, which is certainly possible with her work.
 
Popmatters is going to be putting up their best of lists every day for the next two weeks. Today they put up their list of the best Electronic albums of 2007, pretty decent list.

http://www.popmatters.com/pm/features/article/51569/the-best-electronica-of-2007/


For the lazy:

10. Gui Boratto - Chromophobia
9. New Young Pony Club - Fantastic Playroom
8. Burial - Untrue
7. Amon Tobin - Foley Room
6. Various Artists - After Dark
5. M.I.A. - Kala
4. Dan Deacon - Spiderman of the Rings
3. LCD Soundsystem - Sound of Silver
2. Justice - Cross
1. The Field - From Here We Go Sublime
 
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