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  1. Originally posted by djrlewis:No idea on early releases.

    1987 - yes

    1991 - yes from most, although agree that some would put Nevermind above it.

    1997 - no.

    2000 - possibly, although I think AROBTTH (Coldplay) was released then too?

    2004 - doubt it.

    2009?? Hope so


    Parachutes was released in 2000. AROBTTH was 2002... Anyway, here's my thoughts.


    1987 - yeah.
    1991 - Sorry, I have to put Nevermind in front of it.
    1997 - No way. Pop's a great album, but OK Computer would definitely win.
    2000 - By far not their best work, but ATYCLB could have won due to it's mainstream feel.
    2004 - I wish, but probably not.
    2009 - We'll just have to wait and see.
  2. 1987 - Of course
    1991 - Of course again
    1997 - No. While you guys say OK Computer, Urban Hymns was the album of the year imo. Yes I know everyone but me hates The Verve, but I enjoy irritating you with it
    2000 - Dunno about many albums released in 2000, but ATYCLB wasn't that bad at all.
    2004 - I like HTDAAB. Why not?
    2009 - I have a feeling U2 will win next year.

    before 1987- No. U2 became big with The Joshua Tree.


  3. "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back," Public Enemy

    "Tracy Chapman," Tracy Chapman

    And I could kick myself for forgetting...

    "Daydream Nation," by Sonic Youth
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