Best album of the last ten years

MGMT = Babylon Zoo?

Does anyone still think it's pretty trendy to pronounce them 'Management"?

@M.f.

We could all get together and make a constantly updating Spotify playlist or some such? I'm sure if we opened a forum account people could add tracks to it from the various threads.

Can't be too hard, right?

er, Im not on Spotify, I understand its good for the nominal fee you pay, although not sure how good they are on obscurities- which is part of the fun of youtubing.
Guess if there was someone clued up who could quickly create a Youtube lfgss user to create playlists that would be ace.?

jesus even the basic channel cd is over 10 years old

there are fewer and fewer whole albums that i wish to listen to these days - Mike Inc's Gas Project, the Basic Channel (white) CD, My Bloody Valentine and a few others

Did really enjoy Mark Pritchards most recent album but nos sure it will still be on my list in 10 years time.

you sound like a man after my own heart. MBV are well out of the "noughties" as no doubt you know. i will 3rd (i think) is this it by the strokes. that album still does it for me. i've been listening to it quite a bit recently.

the first mars volta album was class as was yellow house by grizzly bear. maybe they're not necessarily going to stand the test of time, but they really did it for me at the time.

to be honest, tulenkantaja by uusitalo is probably my favourite, although vocalcity and paper tigers by his other persona - luomo were well up there too. electronic music is not really a great long player genre in fairness.

oh and mgmt - total load of my hoop.

I don't like Spotify either but it's a pretty easy service I think.

And it's free

Radiohead - In Rainbows
Arcade Fire - Funeral

IMO...

@pifko -yeah providing you are willing to submit to the subliminal chant of the marketeer between tunes, I would rather have pure unadulterated choice.
trying to find Nes' Marvellous melodious mixtape thread- a way of sharing your current favourites- but I cant find it?

not sure if this is a list of albums I love from the last decade or albums I think will stand the test of time. Fuck it here they are anyway

Basement Jazz - Rooty
Talib Kweli - Beautiful Struggle
Zero 7 - Simple Things
Bonobo - Dial M for Monkey
Jill Scott - Who is Jill Scott
Bugz in the Attic - Back in the doghouse
Common - Like Water For Chocolate
MIA - Arular
Moodymann - Black Mahogani 1&2
St. Germain - Tourist
Erykah Badu - Worldwide Underground
Goldfrapp - Felt Mountain & Black Cherry
The Roots -Phrenology & The Tipping Point
Jamie Lidell - Multiply
Bilal - First Born Second
Quantic Soul Orchestra - Pushin' On

@pifko -yeah providing you are willing to submit to the subliminal chant of the marketeer between tunes, I would rather have pure unadulterated choice.
trying to find Nes' Marvellous melodious mixtape thread- a way of sharing your current favourites- but I cant find it?

It might have been created and then 'lost' in the server upgrade debacle...
http://www.londonfgss.com/thread32043.html

@pifko -yeah providing you are willing to submit to the subliminal chant of the marketeer between tunes, I would rather have pure unadulterated choice.
trying to find Nes' Marvellous melodious mixtape thread- a way of sharing your current favourites- but I cant find it?

I think it was wiped out when the server fucked up. You on Facebook ?

Released in 1999 is Moby's "Play"

I reckon Hot Chip's The Warning and Made in the Dark could be listened to in another 10 years, maybe.

Ladytrons 604 and Light & Music seem to have had a lot of influence on many of todays bigger acts

Gotan Project - La Revancha del Tango
Tapes n' Tapes - The Loon

Love these albums.

Pinky - Arcade Fire/Keane comparisson - not cool ;)

peaches - teaches of peaches. not the best album but one of the most influential.

@ corny - how could i forget lidell's multiply, that album should have been a hit!

this thread reminds me of High Fidelity

my 2 pence...

Julien Neto - Le Fumeur de Ciel
Gonzales - Solo Piano
Ricardo - Alcachofa

this thread reminds me of High Fidelity
good book, rubbish film

Basement Jazz - Rooty

Jill Scott - Who is Jill Scott

Who the fuck are Basement JaZZ?

'Who Is Jill Scott. Vol 1' is ACE! Good call. Good album to yentz to

MGMT - Oracular Spectacular

Absolutely splendid album.

Fugazi - The Argument

There are some mad choices/opinions here, but refreshing and better than the usual high-brow conservatism.

"I'd have to say, The Best Of The Beatles"

Alan Partridge

Eagles of Death Metal - Death By Sexy
QOTSA - Lullabies to Paralyze
Wolfmother

Death in Vegas - Contino Sessions, still does it for me