@@thatrandomraichu9664 I mean I can't really point to anything in particular, when I first came across these types of videos I thought that they were just listing which albums sold more and didn't have any subjectivity in them. Now that I know they aren't just that it makes some choices very questionable, like a lot of albums who only seem to be in here because of a famous single even if no one is really listening to the album front to back
Hybrid Theory is iconic but to a certain degree. Yes, Hybrid Theory is the debut album for Linkin Park, yes Linkin Park's first album should be named after their first EP which is when they were still called Hybrid Theory, yes it should be remembered as a milestone in the panels of Nu Metal. It does have their best songs from Points of Authority to One Step Closer to Crawling to In The End. But consider the majority of the musical audience by the end of 2000. Most likely they're a bunch of hipsters that are more into the atmospheric and melancholic tones of art rock. So perhaps that's why Kid A was picked over Hybrid Theory. At least that's my take.
I think 8 mile and encore should be there, they were big as hell when they came out
What about the majority of Britney Spears albums throughout the 2000s except for Circus?
Did you get the idea from The Man In Me's other most iconic albums videos for the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's?
Yep. Hopefully, they make a 2000s one eventually
@@thatrandomraichu9664 Update: The Man In Me finally got around to making his 2000's Iconic Albums video.
@@ricardonb6375 I saw. Gonna make some sort of list comparing picks. Might make a vid of it
this was slightly better than the other video. came from your comment there
Any issues you have with this one?
@@thatrandomraichu9664 I mean I can't really point to anything in particular, when I first came across these types of videos I thought that they were just listing which albums sold more and didn't have any subjectivity in them. Now that I know they aren't just that it makes some choices very questionable, like a lot of albums who only seem to be in here because of a famous single even if no one is really listening to the album front to back
how is Hybrid Theory not on here??
Hybrid Theory is iconic but to a certain degree. Yes, Hybrid Theory is the debut album for Linkin Park, yes Linkin Park's first album should be named after their first EP which is when they were still called Hybrid Theory, yes it should be remembered as a milestone in the panels of Nu Metal. It does have their best songs from Points of Authority to One Step Closer to Crawling to In The End. But consider the majority of the musical audience by the end of 2000. Most likely they're a bunch of hipsters that are more into the atmospheric and melancholic tones of art rock. So perhaps that's why Kid A was picked over Hybrid Theory. At least that's my take.