1. Kid A. Radiohead 2. Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea. PJ Harvey 3. Parachutes. Coldplay 4. Figure 8. Elliott Smith 5. The Sophtware Slump. Grandaddy 6. Chambre avec Vue. Henri Salvador 7. American III Solitary Man. Johnny Cash 8. Dongs of Sevotion. Smog 9. Nixon. Lambchop 10. The Moon & Antarctica. Modest Mouse 11. Stankonia. Outkast 12. Eco de Sombras. Susana Baca 13. Heartbreaker. Ryan Adams 14. Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons. Blonde Redhead 15. Friends of Rachel Worth. The Go-Betweens 16. Fevers and Mirrors. Bright Eyes 17. Since I Left You. The Avalanches 18. De Stijl. The White Stripes
1. Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams 2. Voodoo - D'Angelo 3. Kid A - Radiohead 4. Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea - PJ Harvey 5. The Marshall Mathers LP - Eminem
A bit of a patchy year, here are my top, er, 7 from 2000 1. Radiohead - Kid A 2. The Clientele - Surburban Light 3. Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker 4. Belle & Sebastian - Fold Your Hands Child You Walk Like a Peasant 5. The Go-betweens - The Friends of Rachel Worth 6. Broadcast - The Noise Made by People 7. Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump
1. the night - morphine 2. kid A - radiohead 3. stories from the city, stories from the sea - pj harvey 4. de stijl - white stripes 5. mer de noms - a perfect circle
1. Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea- PJ Harvey 2. Kid A- Radiohead 3. Stankonia- Outkast 4. De Stijl- White Stripes 5. Relationship of Command- At the Drive-in
1. Stankonia - OutKast 2. And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out - Yo La Tengo 3. The Discovery of a World Inside The Moone - The Apples in Stereo 4. Kid A - Radiohead 5. The Virgin Suicides - Air 6. Quality Control - Jurassic 5 7. The Moon and Antarctica - Modest Mouse 8. Excuses For Travelers - Mojave 3 9. The Hour of the Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy 10. Winners Never Quit - Pedro the Lion 11. Veni Vidi Vicious - The Hives 12. Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant - Belle & Sebastian 13. Daisies of the Galaxy - Eels 14. Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams 15. The Friends of Rachel Worth - The Go-Betweens 16. Heliocentric - Paul Weller 17. The First of the Microbe Hunters - Stereolab 18. Hot Rail - Calexico 19. Ecleftic - Wyclef Jean 20. Left and Leaving - The Weakerthans I totally get Jason's point about Ryan Adams.. I've had a similar conflict with my favorite film director, Woody Allen. It takes some time to be able to seperate the person from the art.
Smashing Pumpkins - Machina/The Machines of God The Tragically Hip - Music @ Work Radiohead - Kid A Queens Of The Stone Age - Rated R A Perfect Circle - Mer De Noms Deftones - White Pony The Dandy Warhols - Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia Just to name a few, I'm glad I found your guy's channel.
PJ Harvey - Stories from the city, stories from the sea Porcupine Tree - Lightbulb Sun Coldplay - Parachutes The Cure - Bloodflowers Deftones - White Pony I highly recommend Porcupine tree
5. U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind 4. Radiohead - Kid A 3. Eva Cassidy - Time after Time 2. Coldplay - Parachutes 1. Iron Maiden - Brave New World
1. V - Spock's Beard 2. Immortal? - Arena 3. V: The New Mythology Suite - Symphony X 4. Lightbulb Sun - Porcupine Tree 5. Brave New World - Iron Maiden
HM - Silver and Gold - Neil Young 5 The Hour of Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy 4 Kid A - Radiohead 3 Parachutes - Coldplay 2 Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea - PJ Harvey 1 The Sophtware Slump - Grandaddy
1. Two Against Nature - Steely Dan 2. Enjoy the Melodic Sunshine - Cosmic Rough Riders 3. Kid A - Radiohead 4. Nixon - Lambchop 5. Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams 6. Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea - PJ Harvey 7. The Sophtware Slump - Grandaddy 8. The Hour of Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy 9. Not The Tremblin’ Kind - Laura Cantrell 10. Wasp Star (Apple Venus Volume 2) - XTC Bubbling under: Who Is Jill Scott? Words and Sounds Vol. 1 - Jill Scott Mama's Gun - Erykah Badu Parachutes - Coldplay Lost Souls - Doves All That You Can’t Leave Behind - U2
Also wrestled with placing Ryan Adams like Jason. I have a similar internal debate going on over Morrissey and the Smiths. It is the case that the knowledge of their scumbaggery (even if it is latter day) does end or at least vastly reduce the enjoyment of listening to their music.
@@chasingthebeat Morrissey I can understand but Johnny Marr is not a scumbag surely? So they even each other out, just think about it that way. So you can allow Morrissey solo stuff to be tainted, but not The Smiths.
@@12spanku Johnny Marr is fine - but being the lyricist and singer Morrissey was such a key figure in the Smiths. I still find a shadow, to use Jason's phrase, hangs over their music although it's much worse with Morrissey's solo output. "Bengali in Platforms' on Viva Hate gave a clue as to where things were going.
1. Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea- PJ Harvey 2. The Covers Record- Cat Power 3. Furnace Room Lullabies- Neko Case 4. All Hands on the Bad One- Sleater-Kinney 5. Transcendental Blues- Steve Earle HM: Figure 8- Elliott Smith, Mass Romantic- The New Pornographers, The Moon & Antarctica- Modest Mouse, Heartbreaker- Ryan Adams, The Lioness- Songs: Ohia, Wasp Star- XTC
1. PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea 2. Radiohead-Kid A 3. Steely Dan-Two Against Nature 4. High Llamas-Buzzle Bee 5. Neil Young-Silver And Gold 6. De La Soul-Art Official Intelligence: Mosaic Thump 7. Outkast-Stankonia 8. Fatboy Slim-Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars 9. Pearl Jam-Binaural 10.Lou Reed-Ecstasy
5 - Sufjan Stevens - A Sun Came! 4 - St. Germain - Tourist 3 - Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica 2 - Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven 1 - Radiohead - Kid A
-Radiohead - Kid A -Marilyn Manson - Holy Wood -The White Stripes - De Stijl -Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory -Johnny Cash - American III: Solitary Man AOTY: PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea 🏆
Runner Ups: Aimee Mann - Bachelor No. 2 Crowded House - Afterglow Radiohead - Kid A Steve Earle - Transcendental Blues Favorite Album of the Year: U2 - All That You Can’t Leave Behind
1 Pop, Gas 2 Machina II, The Smahing Pumpkins 3 El viaje de Copperpot, LODVG 4 Whoa, Nelly!, Nelly Furtado 5 Since I left you, The Avalanches 6 Hibrid theory, LP 7 Black Market Music, Placebo 8 Pequeño cabaret ambulante , Bunbury 9 Parachutes, Coldplay 10 Gladiator soundtrack, Zimmer
10) Ecstasy - Lou Reed 09) De Stijl - The White Stripes 08) Spirit They're Gone, Spirit They've Vanished - Avey Tare/Panda Bear 07) Mer de Noms - A Perfect Circle 06) Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death) - Marilyn Manson 05) The Night - Morphine 04) Renegades - Rage Against the Machine 03) Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea - PJ Harvey 02) Bloodflowers - The Cure 01) Kid A - Radiohead
1. Erykah Badu - Mama's Gun 2. Aimee Mann - Bachelor No. 2 3. PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea 4. Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour of Bewilderbeast 5. D'Angelo - Voodoo
I agree to an extent with Kramzer’s description of Chris Martin but that doesn’t detract from a lot of excellent music he has created with his band. Their emergence in 2000 was the highlight of the year for me: 1. Parachutes - Coldplay 2. All That You Can’t Leave Behind - U2 3. Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea - PJ Harvey 4. Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia - The Dandy Warhols 5. Alone With Everybody - Richard Ashcroft As for a prediction for 2001, it won’t take a stroke of genius to predict what it is!
Parachutes is one of those 60/40 albums for me. I think 60% of it is really great but the other 40% comes close to putting me to sleep. I never cared for "Yellow," for example. Still, it very nearly made my top 10.
@@AbbeyRoadkill1 I understand that many people find much of their music tedious but I really like their first two albums in particular. I think Yellow has definitely suffered from overplay, although it served its purpose by giving them the breakthrough to mass public acclaim.
1. "Two Against Nature" by Steely Dan 2. "Ten 13" by Sammy Hagar 3. "Sailing to Philadelphia" by Mark Knopfler 4. "Wasp Star (Apple Venus Volume 2)" by XTC 5. "Telling Stories" by Tracy Chapman
My Top 5: 1. A-HA ´´Minor Earth Major Sky´´ 2. A PERFECT CIRCLE ´´Mer de Noms´´ 3. IRON MAIDEN ´´Brave New World´´ 4. DEFTONES ´´White Pony´´ 5. NIGHTWISH ´´Wishmaster´´ Greetings from Canary Islands
Love Aha...I mentioned this one too but when listening again felt it hadn't aged as well as I thought....still love it though👍...and any fellow maiden and nightwish fan gets another 👍
1. Steely Dan - Two Against Nature 2. Radiohead - Kid A 3. Ian Anderson - The Secret Language of Birds 4. Pat Metheny Trio - Trio 99-00 5. The Bluetones - Science & Nature
5) Souvenirs- John Prine 4) Smile- Jayhawks 3) Heartbreaker- Ryan Adams 2) Crossing Muddy Waters- John Hiatt 1) Happy To Be Here- Todd Snider Honorable Mentions: Transcendental Blues- Steve Earle; American III: Solitary Man- Johnny Cash; Positive Friction- Donna the Buffalo
Favorites: 1. Smashing Pumpkins - Machina/The Machine of Gods 2. Elliot Smith - Figure 8 3. Pearl Jam - Binaural 4. Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker 5. Coldplay - Parachutes 6. A Perfect Circle - Mer De Noms
5. Yo La Tengo - And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out 4. The Clientele - Suburban Light 3. At the Drive In - Relationship of Command 2. The Avalanches - Since I Left You 1. Radiohead - Kid A
2000 was a fallow year with one life-changing masterpiece for me. 1. Hundred Broken Windows - Idlewild 2. Brave New World - Iron Maiden 3. Weather Underground - Geneva 4. Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant - Belle and Sebastian 5. Sing When You're Winning - Robbie Williams
Didn’t see a single comment mention this one, which does surprise me: 1/ giant sand - chore of enchantment And to continue on... 2/ richard buckner - the hill 3/ marc gartman - the horrible coconut grove disaster (to be continued)
5-White Stripes-De Stijl 4-Morphine-The Night 3-Neko Case And Her Boyfriends-Furnace Room Lullaby 2-U2-All That You Can't Leave Behind 1-Iron Maiden-Brave New World
1. Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker 2. Elliott Smith - Figure 8 3. The Dandy Warhols - 13 Tales From Urban Bohemia 4. Idlewild - 100 Broken Windows 5. Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antartica Close At The Drive In, Rufus Wainwright - Poses, Outkast - Stankonia, Sleater-Kinney - All Hands On The Bad One
'00-solid year,definitely better than '99 1.Stories From the City,Stories From the Sea-PJ Harvey 2.Kid A-Radiohead 3.Transcendental Blues-Steve Earle 4.All That You Can't Leave Behind-U2 5.Life'll Kill Ya-Warren Zevon 5.Mass Romantic-New Pornographers 6.The Moon & Antarctica-Modest Mouse 7.The Software Slump-Granddaddy 8.And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out-Yo La Tengo 9.The Hour of Bewilderbeest-Badly Drawn Boy 10.Mer de Noms-A Perfect Circle
5. Air - The Virgin Suicides (Soundtrack) 4. Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump 3. Doves - Lost Souls 2. Godspeed You Black Emperor! - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven 1. Radiohead - Kid A
My Favorite Five, of 2000: 1. Aimee Mann - Bachelor No 2 2. Eels - Daisies of the Galaxy 3. Belle & Sebastian - Fold Your Hands 4. Radiohead - Kid A 5. Squirrel Nut Zippers - Bedlam Ballroom
1. Aimee Mann - Bachelor No. 2 2. King's X - Please Come Home...Mr. Bulbous 3. Jurassic 5 - Quality Control 4. Radiohead - Kid A 5. Kevin Gilbert - The Shaming of the True
1. Transcendental Blues - Steve Earle 2. Ghost of David - Damien Jurado 3. Ghost Tropic - Songs: Ohia 4. The Lioness - Songs: Ohia 5. Furnace Room Lullaby - Neko Case 6. Farmhouse - Phish 7. Hot Rail - Calexico 8. Some Stupid With A Flare Gun - Ass Ponys 9. Rated R - Queens of the Stone Age 10. Mermaid Avenue Vol. 2 - Billy Bragg and Wilco 11. You're the One - Paul Simon
1. Jayhawks ~ Smile 2. IQ ~ The Seventh House 3. Nina Gordon ~ Tonight And The Rest Of My Life 4. Kansas ~ Somewhere To Elsewhere 5. Fastball ~ The Harsh Light Of Day 6. Spock’s Beard ~ V 7. Ween ~ White Pepper 8. Iron Maiden ~ Brave New World 9. Porcupine Tree ~ Lightbulb Sun 10. Geddy Lee ~ My Favorite Headache
🏆 Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven -Godspeed You! Black Emperor (I wasn't expecting instrumental music to be my winner but this album lives up to its title... parts of it are otherworldly) RUNNERS-UP: ▪︎Stories From the City Stories From the Sea -PJ Harvey (this album builds and builds... by the time the last two songs play it's goosebump city) ▪︎Kid A -Radiohead (WTF? But in a good way) ▪︎Smile -The Jayhawks (the melodies on this album are irresistible and unceasing) ▪︎Figure 8 -Elliott Smith (this guy was a bottomless well of musical ideas... his death was such a huge loss, RIP) JUST MISSED THE CUT: ▪︎Lost Souls -Doves (this album just sounds gorgeous on top of every song being great... pains me to leave it out of the top 5) ▪︎White Pepper -Ween ▪︎The Moon & Antarctica -Modest Mouse ▪︎Furnace Room Lullaby -Neko Case & Her Boyfriends ▪︎Rated R -Queens of the Stone Age LIVE ALBUM OF THE YEAR: ▪︎6/16/00 Spodek Arena, Katowice, Poland -Pearl Jam Shoutouts to Coldplay, Rage Against the Machine, The Dandy Warhols, Neil Young, U2, Steely Dan, Aimee Mann, Sleater-Kinney, XTC, Morphine, Eels, The White Stripes, and Air.
Top 50 Albums of 2000: 1. Dirty Three - Whatever You Love, You Are (my only instrumental AOTY winner) 2. The New Pornographers - Mass Romantic 3. Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica 4. Don Caballero - American Don 5. Nomeansno - One 6. Boysetsfire - After the Eulogy 7. Ween - White Pepper 8. Outkast - Stankonia 9. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven 10. Number Girl - Sappukei 11. Dillinger Four - Versus God 12. The Glands - The Glands 13. Leatherface - Horsebox 14. Immolation - Close to a World Below 15. Aimee Mann - Bachelor No. 2, or the Last Remains of the Dodo 16. The Loud Family - Attractive Nuisance 17. The Avalanches - Since I Left You 18. Deltron 3030 - Deltron 3030 19. Primal Scream - XTMNTR 20. Jets to Brazil - Four Cornered Night 21. Sunny Day Real Estate - The Rising Tide 22. PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea 23. The Rock*A*Teens - Sweet Bird of Youth 24. Elliott Smith - Figure 8 25. Dwarves - Come Clean 26. Sleater-Kinney - All Hands on the Bad One 27. Duster - Contemporary Movement 28. The Clientele - Suburban Light 29. Doves - Lost Souls 30. Hot Snakes - Automatic Midnight 31. Belle and Sebastian - Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant 32. Aesop Rock - Float 33. Smog - Dongs of Sevotion 34. Radiohead - Kid A 35. Lifter Puller - Fiestas and Fiascos 36. Destroyer - Thief 37. The Mountain Goats - The Coroner’s Gambit 38. The Weakerthans - Left and Leaving 39. Discount - Crash Diagnostic 40. The Heroine Sheiks - Rape on the Instalment Plan 41. Neko Case - Furnace Room Lullaby 42. The Cure - Bloodflowers 43. Samiam - Astray 44. The Fall - The Unutterable 45. Lambchop - Nixon 46. Life Without Buildings - Any Other City 47. Snapcase - Designs for Automation 48. Clinic - Internal Wrangler 49. Shellac - 1000 Hurts 50. Jupiter Affect - Instructions for the Two Ways of Becoming Alice
1. Faraquet - The View From This Tower 2. At The Drive-In - Relationship of Command 3. Modest Mouse - The Moon and Antarctica 4. Radiohead - Kid A 5. Godspeed You Black Emperor - Lift Yr. Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven
Cool lists. Being a huge Dinosaur Jr. fan, I definitely need to check out the J Mascis album as I haven't heard it. Other than that, my Top 5 list would be: 1) The Jayhawks - Smile 2) Eliott Smith - Figure 8 3) The Tragically Hip - Music @ Work 4) Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica 5) NoMeansNo - One
#1 U2 All that you can't leave behind. Great album the haters can hate but they wouldn't know a great rock band if it bit them #2 Ryan Adams Heartbreaker If you can't listen to him then start burning your beatles , stones, acdc, led zeppelin albums now. #3 Coldplay Parachutes Before they went pop. #4 Madonna Music remember on holiday in nyc on the subway this album helped me ignore the crazies. #5 Radiohead Kid A grown on me.....used to hate it #5 Cosmic rough riders Enjoy the melodic sunshine You may never of heard of them as it's not in the usual brainwashed list of best albums but this is a hidden gem.
1. Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump 2. Ween - White Pepper 3. Belle & Sebastian - Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like A Peasant 4. Teenage Fanclub - Howdy 5. Hefner - We Love The City
Enjoyed your lists, although I am finding increasingly less overlap with your lists. I'm aging, what can I say? Not sure how the rest of this decade will be for me since I spent it raising babies, but this ended up being a pretty good year. Stalwart faves like Calexico, Sleater-Kinney, and Steve Earle didn't make my top 5, so it had to be pretty good. Lotta love in these comments for PJ Harvey, which is well-deserved. 1. Bachelor No. 2 by Aimee Mann 2. The Spectacular Sadness of Rex Hobart and His Misery Boys 3. Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea by PJ Harvey 4. Voodoo by D'Angelo 5. Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven by Godspeed You! Black Emperor
HM - Alvin Youngblood Hart - Start With The Soul, Iron Maiden - Brave New World, Go-Betweens - The Friends of Rachel Worth, Lou Reed - Ecstasy, Popes - Holloway Boulevard 5. Phil Manzanera - Vozero (For those who remember Frontera from the first Manzanera solo album, 1975's brilliant Diamond Head, this album comes at no surprise. Again he teams up with Robert Wyatt, who provides some of the vocals, percussion, trumpet and keyboard. www.allmusic.com/album/vozero-mw0000060013/user-reviews) 4. Dion - Deja Nu (Dion created a magic record that transports the spirit of 1962 right into the year 2000 without sounding in any way nostalgic. The tracks rock and listeners who never would think of choosing a Doo Wop record all of a sudden get fascinated. The simple topics of cars, girls, and fun provide for seemingly simple songs. But we all know that "simple" songs are the hardest to write because if you fail, they are just trivial. Dion takes you right into his quarter, Bronx in the 60s, to spend a sunny afternoon with him - and you may just decide to stay for the night. 3. Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R (Last time they revived 70s hard rock, this time they add a lot of different styles to the basic formula and it works great. Be assured that you need no drugs or alcohol to enjoy this noise.) 2. Sleater-Kinney - All Hands on the Bad One (They got better and better with each release. Drummer Janet Weiss discovered her voice as well and the three voices/two guitars/drums adds another level of interaction to their songs that are the best they had come up with until then. Almost my number one if it were not for an even stronger female performer.) 1. PJ Harvey - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea (This is the album I had hoped she would be able to do ever since I heard her debut in 1992. It sums up all her strong points and she really tried to put her feelings into memorable songs. The full production helps a lot - the production sounds more conventional but is less distracting from the quality of her voice and songwriting than on previous records. And "conventional" with Harvey is still very far out...)
Totally agree , I was underwhelmed with her previous releases (bought each and every one of them and was beginning to give up hope) but Stories from the City is an absolute classic.
My Top Ten Albums of 2000 HM: Hybrid Theory - Linkin Park Relationship of Command - At the Drive-In Stankonia - OutKast De Stijl - The White Stripes Warning - Green Day Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea - PJ Harvey Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven - Godspeed You! Black Emperor 10) Rated R - Queens of the Stone Age 9) Voodoo - D'Angelo 8) Since I Left You - The Avalanches 7) The Moon & Antarctica - Modest Mouse 6) Figure 8 - Elliott Smith 5) Deltron 3030 - Deltron 3030 4) Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams 3) And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out - Yo La Tengo 2) Parachutes - Coldplay 1) Kid A - Radiohead
1. Kid A - Radiohead 2. The Sophtware Slump - Grandaddy 3. The Hour of the Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy 4. Since I Left You - The Avalanches 5. The Noise Made by People - Broadcast
1. Transcendental Blues-Steve Earle 2. Life’ll Kill Ya-Warren Zevon 3. American III: Solitary Man-Johnny Cash 4. Big Rock-Big Smith 5. The Mighty King Of Love-Phil Lee 6. Liquored Up & Lacquered Down-Southern Culture On The Skids 7. Lonely Street-Bap Kennedy 8. Crossing Muddy Waters-John Hiatt 9. Sailing To Philadelphia-Mark Knopfler 10. The Captain-Kasey Chambers
5. Stronger Than Death - Black Label Society 4. Reinventing the Steel - Pantera 3. Iommi - Tony Iommi 2. Covenant - UFO 1. Brave New World - Iron Maiden
5 - Life'll Kill Ya - Warrren Zevon 4 - Breach - the Wallflowers 3 - Riding With The King - Eric Clapton & B.B. King 2 - De Stijl - the White Stripes 1 - Crossing Muddy Waters - John Hiatt
1. Beneath The Velvet Sun - Shawn Mullins 2. All That You Can't Leave Behind - U2 3. Kid A. - Radiohead 4. Inside Job - Don Henley 5. Two Against Nature - Steely Dan
#5 Eels - Daisies Of The Galaxy (This sounds dated, but I loved it at the time and is still a fun listen. 4/5) #4 The Bluetones - Science & Nature (This band doesn't get enough love. Their album 'The Singles' is one of my most listen to comps. 4.5/5) #3 Coldplay - Parachutes (Their first three albums are all great. 4.5/5) #2 The Beautiful South - Painting It Red (Not a fan of lengthy albums, but the variety of sounds/melodies on this keeps it interesting. 5/5) #1 The Apples In Stereo - The Discovery Of A World Inside The Moone (The soundtrack to my summer that year. 5/5) Just outside of my top 5: Doves - Lost Souls 4/5
BIG 5 1. Kid A by Radiohead 2. Moon & Antarctica by Modest Mouse 3. White Pony by Deftones 4. De Stijl by White Stripes 5. Sophtware Slump by Grandaddy And den.. 6. Stankonia by Outkast 7. Rated R by Queens 8. Binaural by Pearl Jam 9. Silence is Sexy by Einstürzende Neubauten 10. Felt Mountain by Goldfrapp ✌🏼🎧
Need more avalanches!!! Also haven't seen much of Felt Mountain by Goldfrapp. One of my favourite years in music. 1. Kid A 2. Stories from the city... 3. Since I left you 4. Figure 8 5. Felt Mountain 6. Thirteen tales... 7. The sopftware slump 8. Lost souls 9. Rated R 10. Stankonia 11. Parachutes
1. Duster - Contemporary Movement 2. The Avalanches - Since I Left You 3. Pram - The Museum Of Imaginary Animals 4. Gas - Pop 5. The Microphones - It Was Hot, Stayed in the Water
1. King crimson-The construkction of light 2. A perfect circle-Mer de noms 3. Faraquet-The view from this tower 4. Shiner-Starless 5. Queens of the stone age-Rated R
I completely concur with Kramzer about Kid A (How to disappear completely is just awesome), about Stories from the City and about Coldplay! So what I love about your channel is I get to hear two other opinions too!
Great work, as always, guys. Thank you. A pretty strong year. Brings back great memories. 1 - Since I left You - The Avalanches 2 - Kid A - Radiohead 3 - Odyssey Number Five - Powderfinger 4 - Figure 8 - Elliott Smith 5 - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea - PJ Harvey Honorable Mentions Lost Souls - Doves Parachutes - Coldplay Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia - Dandy Warhols The Mirror Conspiracy - Thievery Corporation Rated R - Queens Of The Stone Age Felt Mountain - Goldfrapp
1. Elliott Smith - Figure 8 (nice one Joe, couldn't agree more) 2. Queens Of The Stone Age - Rated R 3. Doves - Lost Souls 4. The Avalanches - Since I Left You 5. Radiohead - Kid A
Some others to add from Y2K North Mississippi All-Stars - Shake Hands with Shorty Reef-Getaway 4988912 Motorhead - We Are Motorhead THEE Jeff Healey Band - Get Me Some
5. Brave New World by Iron Maiden (yes they're back baby) 4. Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea by PJ Harvey 3. Renegades by Rage Against The Machine 2. Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia by Dandy Warhols 1. Relationship Of Command by At The Drive-In
5 New Model Army. Eight 4 XTC. Wasp Star 3 Mojave 3. Excuses for Travelers 2 Nina Nastasia. Dogs 1 Elliott Smith. Figure 8 Honorable mentions: Dirty Three- Whatever you love, you are, PJ Harvey- Songs from the City, Songs from the Sea, Ween- White Pepper (yet, far from their best) Belle and Sebastián- Fold your Hands Child, You Walk like a Peasant. And a less than honorable mention to my least favorite Sonic Youth album, NYC Ghosts and Flowers. Probably logged more miles in my car with Figure 8 in the deck than any other album.
The Year 2000 was a struggle for me but I'll give you five: 1. PJ Harvey - Stories From The City... 2. Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour Of Bewilderbeast 3. Pearl Jam - Binaural 4. Radiohead - Kid A 5. Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
1. Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea - PJ Harvey 2. Lost Souls - Doves 3. Kid A - Radiohead 4. Transcendental Blues - Steve Earle 5. Odyssey Number Five - Powderfinger 6. Daisies Of The Galaxy - Eels 7. Red Dirt Girl - Emmylou Harris 8. Figure 8 - Elliott Smith 9. O Brother, Where Art Thou 10. Nixon - Lambchop
2000: (Year Average 8.6) 1. Figure 8 - Elliot Smith (9.5) 2. De Stijl - The White Stripes (8.5) 3. Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams (8.5) 4. Antony & The Johnsons - Antony & The Johnsons (8.5) 5. Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia - The Dandy Warhols (8)
I think I forgot to post my list Friday...lol....so here it is.... 2000 is one of those years where in the words of the preacher in Coming To America , if my taste in music is wrong, 'then I don't wanna be right!'😊....my top 5 are bonafide 10/10s and in my top 100 ISH albums..... 5 Felt Mountain by Goldfrapp 4 Brave New World by Iron Maiden 3 Wishmaster by Nightwish. 2 Machina/ The Machines Of God and Machina II by The Smashing Pumpkins 1 Kid A by Radiohead (of course!!) .....special mentions.... The Noise Made By People by Broadcast, The Virgin Suicides by Air Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To The Heavens by God Speed You Black Emperor, Minor Earth Major Sky by Aha (has not aged well but I loved it for a while) and finally of course American III: Solitary Man by Johnny Cash (I'm a fan of all this series...this is not the best one but still good)
@@179rich ah well....ratings schmatings.....it's one of the best pumpkins albums....new one is too CYR...has recently moved to my no.1 for 2020 love it
This is where I started to buy less music and see less bands live, so definitely leaving my comfort zone behind, so I will be looking for recommendations from here on in. Having said that I can still come up with 5 this year, my number 1 is the fourth album I bought by the artist and if I am honest the first that I thought lived up to the hype. 1 P J Harvey Stories from the city, stories from the sea 2 White Stripes De Stijl 3 Goldfrapp Felt Mountain 4 Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP 5 Red Dirt Girl Emmylou Harris
Solid album. Hands up Billy is hilarious. It makes me laugh out loud. The Fall are often funny as hell. Intentionally side splitting. Bremen Nacht on Frenz has me in stitches everytime. An insane rant, I think he's possesed by a GERMAN ghost. Brilliant and hilarious.
Loved your Anthony pick, Jason! Her voice is amazing, the arrangements are gorgeous and there are very interesting lyrics. Totally overlooked this one. Need to check my sources.
5. Binaural by PEARL JAM 4. Veni Vidi Vicious by THE HIVES 3. Heartbreaker by RYAN ADAMS (Because it IS a damn good album) 2. Daisies Of The Galaxy by THE EELS 1. Rated R by QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE. Mass Romantic by THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS & Kid A by RADIOHEAD just missed my list by a hair. Jason, I totally understand your feelings about Ryan Adams. I too went through a period of not being to listen to his music in the same light that I once used to. Hell, I went through a period where I couldn't listen to his music AT ALL. I will say though that I've come around to re-appreciate the man's music, and I'm not ashamed to still be a fan of his work. He's still a brilliant singer/songwriter and overall great musician and should be recognized as such. I think its important to separate the art from the artist. Its easy to put an artist/band on a pedestal and see them in a certain light and not really see them for the flawed human beings that they are. Everyone is flawed to a certain extent, and even the best musicians and artists are bound to do shady s*** and make bad decisions along the way. And to echo what Kramzer said, if we started holding artists accountable for their sketchy and checkered pasts (Jerry Lee Lewis, Ginger Baker, Dr. Dre, John Lennon, Chuck Berry, Miles Davis, Motley Crue etc. etc.) there would be very little to listen to. We can dislike the artist/band for the people they are, whilst still appreciating the art they produce. But hey, that's my opinion on the matter. Love you guys. Great picks as usual. Jason, Joe, Kramzer - Cheers Dudes.
I agree, it's best to separate the art from the artist but Ryan Adams is a dirt bag for the way he treated women/girls. I can totally understand why that might taint someone's appreciation for his music. Especially if he's singing about love, women, etc.
5. "Hybrid Theory" Linkin Park The most nostalgic choice by these five for sure. I was just in the right age for this. Several videos from it going on MTV (and the swedish music channel ZTV) all the time. I remember how much emotion it used to give me. It really doesn't anymore. I feel like I am completely done with it but to choose another album I semi-like today over it would be fooling myself. 4. "Brave New World" by Iron Maiden Many fans seem to look at this album as the best thing since sliced bread. I don't. I think it can be very repetitive. Besides that I do feel the band had good energy and I like most of it. It could have been a bit shorter though. 3. "Major Impacts" by Steve Morse Instrumental album that is supposed to be a nod to his influences. I can't really hear the influences at all but I still like the album. It doesn't really sound like his main three bands The Dixie Dregs, Steve Morse Band nor his time in Deep Purple. Probably an album many never heard of but if you like guitar-driven instrumental albums this might be for you. 2. "Malèna" by Ennio Morricone You guys have a rule against soundtracks, I don't! This is from a italian movie (worth checking out) and far from Morricones more famous western-themes. A very emotional piece that I think many would appreciate it. 1. "Adventures of the Imagination" by Michael Schenker Michael Schenker was a guitar-star early on with UFO, Scorpions and Michael Schenker Group but he really fell off most peoples radar at some point despite doing many albums year after year. He did several albums in the year 2000 alone and this is by far my favorite of those. Great energy, riffs and solos. For me this the hidden treasure in his catalog and something I rate high in my collection of 1000 (+) albums. As the countdown in Stockholm (Sweden) to the year 2000 it was "Europe" doing "The Final Countdown" on a scene in a remote area close to the water and lots of people seeing it from a distance. Good stuff.
1. Elliot Smith - Figure 8 2. Radiohead - Kid A 3. Planet X - Universe 4. Fates Warning - Diconnected 5. Motorpsycho - Let Them Eat Cake 6. Morphine - The Night 7. Symphony X - V: The New Mythology Suite 8. Mew - Half The World Is Watching Me 9. Sigur Rós - Agaetis Byrjun 10. Primal Scream - Xtrmntr
I’m with Joe on Veni Vidi Vicious, The Hives fucking rule! 1. The Avalanches - Since I Life You 2. Yo La Tengo - And Then Nothing Turned Inside-Out 3. Modest Mouse - The Moon and Antarctica 4. PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea 5. Broadcast - The Noise Made by People 6. The Hives - Veni Vidi Vicious 7. Radiohead - Kid A 8. Common - Like Water for Chocolate 9. Erykah Badu - Mama’s Gun 10. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven
2000 / Here are my favorites for that year / Mes favoris pour cette année sont : 1 : Start With The Soul - ALVIN YOUNGBLOOD HART . 2 : Sailing To Philadelphia - MARK KNOPFLER . 3 : Matriarch Of The Blues - ETTA JAMES . 4 : Life Before Insanity - GOV'T MULE . 5 : Red Dirt Girl : EMMYLOU HARRIS .
5. Mermaid Avenue Volume 2 - Wilco & Billy Brag 4. Selmasongs - Bjork 3. All Hands On The Bad One - Sleater-Kinney 2. Hour of the Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy 1. Kid A - Radiohead
My list: 1. Radiohead: Kid A 2. Primal Scream: XTRMNTR 3. Deltron 3030: Deltron 3030 4. Outkast: Stankonia 5. Ghostface Killah: Supreme Clientele Honorable mention: Necro: I Need Drugs Great year for hip-hop and great year overall!
My Top 25 list: 1. Heartbreaker-Ryan Adams 2. All That You Can't Leave Behind-U2 3. Smile-The Jayhawks 4. The Attic Tapes-Lucero 5. Mermaid Avenue Volume II-Billy Bragg & Wilco 6. The Hardest Part-Allison Moorer 7. Breach-The Wallflowers 8. Early Tracks-Old 97's 9. Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia-The Dandy Warhols 10. Tanscendental Blues-Steve Earle 11. Kid A-Radiohead 12. Live at the Greek-Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes 13. Excuses for Travellers-Mojave 3 14. Red Dirt Girl-Emmylou Harris 15. Silver & Gold-Neil Young 16. Standing on the Shoulder of Giants-Oasis 17. Rancid 18. Mass Romantic-New Pornographers 19. Furnace Room Lullaby-Neko Case 20. And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out-Yo La Tengo 21. Stankonia-OutKast 22. Warning-Green Day 23. Veni Vidi Viscious-The Hives 24. American III:Solitary Man-Johnny Cash 25.Parachutes-Coldplay
Good point Joe...I'm going to resist too many anecdotes about experiences associated with bands in this decade....there are loads....and my lists keep growing...😲
Kid A destroys everything else from that year. What a fucking original and groundbreaking masterpiece! Remember the first time i heard it in October 2000 and it blew my mind completely. Heard it everyday during that winter. Still my favorite sub millennium album.
I like Kid A. Definitely groundbreaking and original. But boy, when I first heard it back in 2000, I was disappointed. I was eagerly anticipating this album after The Bends and OK Computer, and I felt they turned 180 degrees for shear ‘coolness’ factor. Now, it has grown on me *a little* and it’s in my top 5 for 2000, but it’s my 6th favorite Radiohead Album. Fortunately, so far no one has required I turn in my Radiohead card....
1.Deftones - White Pony 2. The Avalanches - Since I left you 3. At The Drive-In - Relationship Of Command 4. Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R 5. PJ Harvey - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea HM: Placebo - Black Market Music & Deltron 3030 - Self Titled.
Tough for me to sort out the top 3 on my list, I think each could have won in different moments in my life. I lie Kid A, but I dont find myself *always* wanting to listen to it. ATYCLB, by U2 is solid, but suffers from the records that follow being quite similar. So, by default I’m going with some new kids, Coldplay, who come in with some raw talent that will be refined over the next several years. Top 5 four 2000: 1. Parachutes, Coldplay ruclips.net/video/ryFzQcdEIao/видео.html 2. All That You Can’t Leave Behind, U2 ruclips.net/video/RqPwYrRWG8Q/видео.html 3. Kid A, Radiohead ruclips.net/video/NUnXxh5U25Y/видео.html 4. Hot Rail, Calexico ruclips.net/video/U_GnpRw_YWE/видео.html 5. Felt Mountain, Goldfrapp ruclips.net/video/QUB7e3BtnvU/видео.html Honorable Mentions: American III: Solitary Man, Johnny Cash ruclips.net/video/gIlbZAP8ASQ/видео.html The Moon and Antarctica, Modest Mouse ruclips.net/video/hFVHyL0MIVA/видео.html Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia, The Dandy Warhols ruclips.net/video/OV2pEJK7xmc/видео.html And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out, Yo La Tengo
I had the Goldfrapp album as my number 3 for the year, not much love for it elsewhere. Still go back and play Kid A every so often, hoping that I will eventually fall in love with it, hasn't happened yet, a 6 out of ten at best.
@@charlesappleby8049, I’m with you man. I give Kid A props for it’s innovation and because I’m a Radiohead fan. The Bends and OK Computer were my top albums for 1995 and 1997, respectively. But I for sure have to be in the mood for that one. I actually like “Amnesiac” better, if you can believe that.
@@bryanbyrde8338, nice! Great album. Any time you get a popular band like Coldplay, you’re going to get the detractors. But if you go back to 2000, Parachutes was quite the surprise album. And while it has a couple hits, the deep cuts are solid, imo-and that opinion differs from a lot of folks on here. WHich is perfectly fine. That said, I think A Rush of Blood to the Head is their best album and one that is in my top 20 of all time.
In the end, I currently rank: Kid A, as the 6th best Radiohead album All That You Can’t Leave Behind, as the 8th best U2 album Parachutes, as the 3rd best Coldplay album
5. "Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven" Godspeed You! Black Emperor 4. "Lightbulb Sun" Porcupine Tree 3. "The Shaming of the True" Kevin Gilbert 2. "Kid A" Radiohead 1. "V" Spock's Beard
Hitting my late thirties, my pop/rock music consumption fell off a cliff around this time, so this will be educational for me, I can't muster up a top 5 but 4 4 Ryan Adams Heartbreaker 3 Outkast Stankonia 2 Coldplay PARACHUTES NUMBER ONE - RADIOHEAD KID A
1. Kid A. Radiohead
2. Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea. PJ Harvey
3. Parachutes. Coldplay
4. Figure 8. Elliott Smith
5. The Sophtware Slump. Grandaddy
6. Chambre avec Vue. Henri Salvador
7. American III Solitary Man. Johnny Cash
8. Dongs of Sevotion. Smog
9. Nixon. Lambchop
10. The Moon & Antarctica. Modest Mouse
11. Stankonia. Outkast
12. Eco de Sombras. Susana Baca
13. Heartbreaker. Ryan Adams
14. Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons. Blonde Redhead
15. Friends of Rachel Worth. The Go-Betweens
16. Fevers and Mirrors. Bright Eyes
17. Since I Left You. The Avalanches
18. De Stijl. The White Stripes
Grandaddy 🙌🏼
1. Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams
2. Voodoo - D'Angelo
3. Kid A - Radiohead
4. Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea - PJ Harvey
5. The Marshall Mathers LP - Eminem
C’mon you can come up with more. - Joe
A bit of a patchy year, here are my top, er, 7 from 2000
1. Radiohead - Kid A
2. The Clientele - Surburban Light
3. Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
4. Belle & Sebastian - Fold Your Hands Child You Walk Like a Peasant
5. The Go-betweens - The Friends of Rachel Worth
6. Broadcast - The Noise Made by People
7. Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump
My 50 favorite LPs from 2000
2000
1--Eels - “Daisies of the Galaxy”
2--Neil Young - “Silver & Gold”
3--Nicolai Dunger - “This Cloud is Learning”
4--Apples in Stereo - “The Discovery of a World Inside the Moon”
5--Ryan Adams - “Heartbreaker”
6--Teddy Thompson - “Teddy Thompson”
7--Steve Earle - “Transcendental Blues”
8--Telek - “Serious Tam”
9--Handsome Family - “In the Air”
10--Aimee Mann - “Bachelor No.2”
11--Billy Bragg & Wilco - “Mermaid Avenue Vol. II”
12--Sodastream - “Looks Like a Russian”
13--Grant Lee Phillips - “Ladies’ Love Oracle”
14--Grandaddy - “The Sophtware Slump”
15--XTC - “Wasp Star (Apple Venus Vol. 2)”
16--Laura Cantrell - “Not the Tremblin’ Kind”
17--Mothball - “Mothball”
18--Radiohead - “Kid A”
19--D’Angelo - “Voodoo”
20--Johnny Cash - “American III: Solitary Man”
21--Go-Betweens - “Friends of Rachel Worth”
22--Czars - “Before…But Longer”
23--The Mabels - “The Closest People”
24--Trembling Blue Stars - “Broken by Whispers”
25--Elliot Smith - “Figure 8”
26--Yo La Tengo - “And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out”
27--Sinead O’Connor - “Faith and Courage”
28--Great Lakes - “Great Lakes”
29--Blessed Light - “For Love and Preservation”
30--Belle & Sebastian - “Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant”
31--Kingsbury Manx - “Kingsbury Manx”
32--Mojave 3 - “Excuses for Travelers”
33--Richard Davies - “Barbarians”
34--Super XX Man - “Vol. IV”
35--Beautiful South - “Painting it Red”
36--Departure Lounge - “Out of There”
37--Steve Forbert - “Evergreen Boy”
38--Daniel Johnston - “Rejected Unknown”
39--Erykah Badu - “Mama’s Gun”
40--Darren Hanlon - “Early Days”
41--Ween - “White Pepper”
42--Susana Baca - “Echo of Shadows”
43--Hefner - “Boxing Hefner”
44--Neal Casal - “Anytime Tomorrow”
45--The 6ths - “Hyacinths and Thistles”
46--Matt Suggs - “Golden Days Before They End”
47--Black Box Recorder - “The Facts of Life”
48--Matt Deighton - “Barley Wheel”
49--Deathray - “Deathray”
50--Vehicle Flips - “For You I Pine”
1. the night - morphine
2. kid A - radiohead
3. stories from the city, stories from the sea - pj harvey
4. de stijl - white stripes
5. mer de noms - a perfect circle
1. Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea- PJ Harvey
2. Kid A- Radiohead
3. Stankonia- Outkast
4. De Stijl- White Stripes
5. Relationship of Command- At the Drive-in
1. Stankonia - OutKast
2. And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out - Yo La Tengo
3. The Discovery of a World Inside The Moone - The Apples in Stereo
4. Kid A - Radiohead
5. The Virgin Suicides - Air
6. Quality Control - Jurassic 5
7. The Moon and Antarctica - Modest Mouse
8. Excuses For Travelers - Mojave 3
9. The Hour of the Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy
10. Winners Never Quit - Pedro the Lion
11. Veni Vidi Vicious - The Hives
12. Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant - Belle & Sebastian
13. Daisies of the Galaxy - Eels
14. Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams
15. The Friends of Rachel Worth - The Go-Betweens
16. Heliocentric - Paul Weller
17. The First of the Microbe Hunters - Stereolab
18. Hot Rail - Calexico
19. Ecleftic - Wyclef Jean
20. Left and Leaving - The Weakerthans
I totally get Jason's point about Ryan Adams.. I've had a similar conflict with my favorite film director, Woody Allen. It takes some time to be able to seperate the person from the art.
Nice Pedro the Lion 🦁
U2- All that you can’t
Radiohead- Kid A
Perfect Circle- Mer de Noms
Linkin Park- Hybrid Theory
Madonna- Music.
Smashing Pumpkins - Machina/The Machines of God
The Tragically Hip - Music @ Work
Radiohead - Kid A
Queens Of The Stone Age - Rated R
A Perfect Circle - Mer De Noms
Deftones - White Pony
The Dandy Warhols - Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia
Just to name a few, I'm glad I found your guy's channel.
PJ Harvey - Stories from the city, stories from the sea
Porcupine Tree - Lightbulb Sun
Coldplay - Parachutes
The Cure - Bloodflowers
Deftones - White Pony
I highly recommend Porcupine tree
Wow, on first listen that Porcupine Tree album is a winner, need to play a few more times to fully assess. Thanks for the pointer.
@Mulano Will do, thanks again
5. U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
4. Radiohead - Kid A
3. Eva Cassidy - Time after Time
2. Coldplay - Parachutes
1. Iron Maiden - Brave New World
1. V - Spock's Beard
2. Immortal? - Arena
3. V: The New Mythology Suite - Symphony X
4. Lightbulb Sun - Porcupine Tree
5. Brave New World - Iron Maiden
HM - Silver and Gold - Neil Young
5 The Hour of Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy
4 Kid A - Radiohead
3 Parachutes - Coldplay
2 Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea - PJ Harvey
1 The Sophtware Slump - Grandaddy
As it turns out, quite a bit of overlap with Kramzer (I paused the video before posting).
I was considering grandaddy . Top ten for me
Grandaddy probably top 10 for me too. -Jason
1 Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
2 Bright Eyes - Fevers and Mirrors
3 Radiohead - Kid A
4 Modest Mouse - the Moon and Antarctica
5 Our Lady Peace - Spiritual Machines
1. Two Against Nature - Steely Dan
2. Enjoy the Melodic Sunshine - Cosmic Rough Riders
3. Kid A - Radiohead
4. Nixon - Lambchop
5. Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams
6. Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea - PJ Harvey
7. The Sophtware Slump - Grandaddy
8. The Hour of Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy
9. Not The Tremblin’ Kind - Laura Cantrell
10. Wasp Star (Apple Venus Volume 2) - XTC
Bubbling under:
Who Is Jill Scott? Words and Sounds Vol. 1 - Jill Scott
Mama's Gun - Erykah Badu
Parachutes - Coldplay
Lost Souls - Doves
All That You Can’t Leave Behind - U2
Also wrestled with placing Ryan Adams like Jason. I have a similar internal debate going on over Morrissey and the Smiths. It is the case that the knowledge of their scumbaggery (even if it is latter day) does end or at least vastly reduce the enjoyment of listening to their music.
@@chasingthebeat Morrissey I can understand but Johnny Marr is not a scumbag surely? So they even each other out, just think about it that way. So you can allow Morrissey solo stuff to be tainted, but not The Smiths.
@@12spanku Johnny Marr is fine - but being the lyricist and singer Morrissey was such a key figure in the Smiths. I still find a shadow, to use Jason's phrase, hangs over their music although it's much worse with Morrissey's solo output. "Bengali in Platforms' on Viva Hate gave a clue as to where things were going.
1. Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea- PJ Harvey
2. The Covers Record- Cat Power
3. Furnace Room Lullabies- Neko Case
4. All Hands on the Bad One- Sleater-Kinney
5. Transcendental Blues- Steve Earle
HM: Figure 8- Elliott Smith, Mass Romantic- The New Pornographers, The Moon & Antarctica- Modest Mouse, Heartbreaker- Ryan Adams, The Lioness- Songs: Ohia, Wasp Star- XTC
1. PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea
2. Radiohead-Kid A
3. Steely Dan-Two Against Nature
4. High Llamas-Buzzle Bee
5. Neil Young-Silver And Gold
6. De La Soul-Art Official Intelligence: Mosaic Thump
7. Outkast-Stankonia
8. Fatboy Slim-Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars
9. Pearl Jam-Binaural
10.Lou Reed-Ecstasy
5 - Sufjan Stevens - A Sun Came!
4 - St. Germain - Tourist
3 - Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica
2 - Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven
1 - Radiohead - Kid A
4. Nickel Creek (S/T)
3. Life'll Kill Ya-Warren Zevon
2. Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants-Oasis
1. All That You Can't Leave Behind-
U2
-Radiohead - Kid A
-Marilyn Manson - Holy Wood
-The White Stripes - De Stijl
-Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
-Johnny Cash - American III: Solitary Man
AOTY: PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea
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Runner Ups:
Aimee Mann - Bachelor No. 2
Crowded House - Afterglow
Radiohead - Kid A
Steve Earle - Transcendental Blues
Favorite Album of the Year:
U2 - All That You Can’t Leave Behind
1 Pop, Gas
2 Machina II, The Smahing Pumpkins
3 El viaje de Copperpot, LODVG
4 Whoa, Nelly!, Nelly Furtado
5 Since I left you, The Avalanches
6 Hibrid theory, LP
7 Black Market Music, Placebo
8 Pequeño cabaret ambulante
, Bunbury
9 Parachutes, Coldplay
10 Gladiator soundtrack, Zimmer
10) Ecstasy - Lou Reed
09) De Stijl - The White Stripes
08) Spirit They're Gone, Spirit They've Vanished - Avey Tare/Panda Bear
07) Mer de Noms - A Perfect Circle
06) Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death) - Marilyn Manson
05) The Night - Morphine
04) Renegades - Rage Against the Machine
03) Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea - PJ Harvey
02) Bloodflowers - The Cure
01) Kid A - Radiohead
Good call on Morphine. I overlooked it
Blood flowers is an underrated album
I proud of myself that didn't overlook Morphine. They just didn't happen to make my top 10.
1. Erykah Badu - Mama's Gun
2. Aimee Mann - Bachelor No. 2
3. PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea
4. Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour of Bewilderbeast
5. D'Angelo - Voodoo
I agree to an extent with Kramzer’s description of Chris Martin but that doesn’t detract from a lot of excellent music he has created with his band. Their emergence in 2000 was the highlight of the year for me:
1. Parachutes - Coldplay
2. All That You Can’t Leave Behind - U2
3. Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea - PJ Harvey
4. Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia - The Dandy Warhols
5. Alone With Everybody - Richard Ashcroft
As for a prediction for 2001, it won’t take a stroke of genius to predict what it is!
Parachutes is one of those 60/40 albums for me. I think 60% of it is really great but the other 40% comes close to putting me to sleep. I never cared for "Yellow," for example. Still, it very nearly made my top 10.
@@AbbeyRoadkill1 I understand that many people find much of their music tedious but I really like their first two albums in particular. I think Yellow has definitely suffered from overplay, although it served its purpose by giving them the breakthrough to mass public acclaim.
@@bryanbyrde8338, I’m with you.
1. "Two Against Nature" by Steely Dan
2. "Ten 13" by Sammy Hagar
3. "Sailing to Philadelphia" by Mark Knopfler
4. "Wasp Star (Apple Venus Volume 2)" by XTC
5. "Telling Stories" by Tracy Chapman
My Top 5:
1. A-HA ´´Minor Earth Major Sky´´
2. A PERFECT CIRCLE ´´Mer de Noms´´
3. IRON MAIDEN ´´Brave New World´´
4. DEFTONES ´´White Pony´´
5. NIGHTWISH ´´Wishmaster´´
Greetings from Canary Islands
Love Aha...I mentioned this one too but when listening again felt it hadn't aged as well as I thought....still love it though👍...and any fellow maiden and nightwish fan gets another 👍
1. Steely Dan - Two Against Nature
2. Radiohead - Kid A
3. Ian Anderson - The Secret Language of Birds
4. Pat Metheny Trio - Trio 99-00
5. The Bluetones - Science & Nature
5) Souvenirs- John Prine
4) Smile- Jayhawks
3) Heartbreaker- Ryan Adams
2) Crossing Muddy Waters- John Hiatt
1) Happy To Be Here- Todd Snider
Honorable Mentions: Transcendental Blues- Steve Earle; American III: Solitary Man- Johnny Cash; Positive Friction- Donna the Buffalo
Favorites:
1. Smashing Pumpkins - Machina/The Machine of Gods
2. Elliot Smith - Figure 8
3. Pearl Jam - Binaural
4. Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
5. Coldplay - Parachutes
6. A Perfect Circle - Mer De Noms
5. Yo La Tengo - And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out
4. The Clientele - Suburban Light
3. At the Drive In - Relationship of Command
2. The Avalanches - Since I Left You
1. Radiohead - Kid A
2000 was a fallow year with one life-changing masterpiece for me.
1. Hundred Broken Windows - Idlewild
2. Brave New World - Iron Maiden
3. Weather Underground - Geneva
4. Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant - Belle and Sebastian
5. Sing When You're Winning - Robbie Williams
1. Doves - Lost Souls
2. Primal Scream - Exterminator
3. Oasis - SOTSG
4. Richard Ashcroft - Alone with Everbody
5. Badly Drawn Boy - Hour of Bewilderbeast
Who are you? That is my list ha! excellent choices. Maybe Ryan Adams, St Germain and Phoenix and U2 also. Good year
@@palacerevolution2000 Great minds and all that! Yeah Ryan Adams, PJ Harvey, Coldplay were close on making it for me
@@gregjohnston7959 Absolutely - PJ Harvey, and early Coldplay.
Didn’t see a single comment mention this one, which does surprise me:
1/ giant sand - chore of enchantment
And to continue on...
2/ richard buckner - the hill
3/ marc gartman - the horrible coconut grove disaster
(to be continued)
5-White Stripes-De Stijl
4-Morphine-The Night
3-Neko Case And Her Boyfriends-Furnace Room Lullaby
2-U2-All That You Can't Leave Behind
1-Iron Maiden-Brave New World
1. Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
2. Elliott Smith - Figure 8
3. The Dandy Warhols - 13 Tales From Urban Bohemia
4. Idlewild - 100 Broken Windows
5. Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antartica
Close At The Drive In, Rufus Wainwright - Poses, Outkast - Stankonia, Sleater-Kinney - All Hands On The Bad One
'00-solid year,definitely better than '99
1.Stories From the City,Stories From the Sea-PJ Harvey
2.Kid A-Radiohead
3.Transcendental Blues-Steve Earle
4.All That You Can't Leave Behind-U2
5.Life'll Kill Ya-Warren Zevon
5.Mass Romantic-New Pornographers
6.The Moon & Antarctica-Modest Mouse
7.The Software Slump-Granddaddy
8.And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out-Yo La Tengo
9.The Hour of Bewilderbeest-Badly Drawn Boy
10.Mer de Noms-A Perfect Circle
5. Air - The Virgin Suicides (Soundtrack)
4. Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump
3. Doves - Lost Souls
2. Godspeed You Black Emperor! - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven
1. Radiohead - Kid A
Solid choices.
My Favorite Five, of 2000:
1. Aimee Mann - Bachelor No 2
2. Eels - Daisies of the Galaxy
3. Belle & Sebastian - Fold Your Hands
4. Radiohead - Kid A
5. Squirrel Nut Zippers - Bedlam Ballroom
My top 5
5. New Tattoo (Motley Crue)
4. Renegade (Hammerfall)
3. Hybrid Theory (Linkin Park)
2. Crush (Bon Jovi)
1. Infinite (Stratovarius)
1. Aimee Mann - Bachelor No. 2
2. King's X - Please Come Home...Mr. Bulbous
3. Jurassic 5 - Quality Control
4. Radiohead - Kid A
5. Kevin Gilbert - The Shaming of the True
1. Transcendental Blues - Steve Earle
2. Ghost of David - Damien Jurado
3. Ghost Tropic - Songs: Ohia
4. The Lioness - Songs: Ohia
5. Furnace Room Lullaby - Neko Case
6. Farmhouse - Phish
7. Hot Rail - Calexico
8. Some Stupid With A Flare Gun - Ass Ponys
9. Rated R - Queens of the Stone Age
10. Mermaid Avenue Vol. 2 - Billy Bragg and Wilco
11. You're the One - Paul Simon
1. Jayhawks ~ Smile
2. IQ ~ The Seventh House
3. Nina Gordon ~ Tonight And The Rest Of My Life
4. Kansas ~ Somewhere To Elsewhere
5. Fastball ~ The Harsh Light Of Day
6. Spock’s Beard ~ V
7. Ween ~ White Pepper
8. Iron Maiden ~ Brave New World
9. Porcupine Tree ~ Lightbulb Sun
10. Geddy Lee ~ My Favorite Headache
🏆 Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven -Godspeed You! Black Emperor (I wasn't expecting instrumental music to be my winner but this album lives up to its title... parts of it are otherworldly)
RUNNERS-UP:
▪︎Stories From the City Stories From the Sea -PJ Harvey (this album builds and builds... by the time the last two songs play it's goosebump city)
▪︎Kid A -Radiohead (WTF? But in a good way)
▪︎Smile -The Jayhawks (the melodies on this album are irresistible and unceasing)
▪︎Figure 8 -Elliott Smith (this guy was a bottomless well of musical ideas... his death was such a huge loss, RIP)
JUST MISSED THE CUT:
▪︎Lost Souls -Doves (this album just sounds gorgeous on top of every song being great... pains me to leave it out of the top 5)
▪︎White Pepper -Ween
▪︎The Moon & Antarctica -Modest Mouse
▪︎Furnace Room Lullaby -Neko Case & Her Boyfriends
▪︎Rated R -Queens of the Stone Age
LIVE ALBUM OF THE YEAR:
▪︎6/16/00 Spodek Arena, Katowice, Poland -Pearl Jam
Shoutouts to Coldplay, Rage Against the Machine, The Dandy Warhols, Neil Young, U2, Steely Dan, Aimee Mann, Sleater-Kinney, XTC, Morphine, Eels, The White Stripes, and Air.
Your number one would have made my list if I hadn't decided to limit it to 10 this year. Same with Modest Mouse.
Top 50 Albums of 2000:
1. Dirty Three - Whatever You Love, You Are (my only instrumental AOTY winner)
2. The New Pornographers - Mass Romantic
3. Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica
4. Don Caballero - American Don
5. Nomeansno - One
6. Boysetsfire - After the Eulogy
7. Ween - White Pepper
8. Outkast - Stankonia
9. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven
10. Number Girl - Sappukei
11. Dillinger Four - Versus God
12. The Glands - The Glands
13. Leatherface - Horsebox
14. Immolation - Close to a World Below
15. Aimee Mann - Bachelor No. 2, or the Last Remains of the Dodo
16. The Loud Family - Attractive Nuisance
17. The Avalanches - Since I Left You
18. Deltron 3030 - Deltron 3030
19. Primal Scream - XTMNTR
20. Jets to Brazil - Four Cornered Night
21. Sunny Day Real Estate - The Rising Tide
22. PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea
23. The Rock*A*Teens - Sweet Bird of Youth
24. Elliott Smith - Figure 8
25. Dwarves - Come Clean
26. Sleater-Kinney - All Hands on the Bad One
27. Duster - Contemporary Movement
28. The Clientele - Suburban Light
29. Doves - Lost Souls
30. Hot Snakes - Automatic Midnight
31. Belle and Sebastian - Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant
32. Aesop Rock - Float
33. Smog - Dongs of Sevotion
34. Radiohead - Kid A
35. Lifter Puller - Fiestas and Fiascos
36. Destroyer - Thief
37. The Mountain Goats - The Coroner’s Gambit
38. The Weakerthans - Left and Leaving
39. Discount - Crash Diagnostic
40. The Heroine Sheiks - Rape on the Instalment Plan
41. Neko Case - Furnace Room Lullaby
42. The Cure - Bloodflowers
43. Samiam - Astray
44. The Fall - The Unutterable
45. Lambchop - Nixon
46. Life Without Buildings - Any Other City
47. Snapcase - Designs for Automation
48. Clinic - Internal Wrangler
49. Shellac - 1000 Hurts
50. Jupiter Affect - Instructions for the Two Ways of Becoming Alice
My favorite from Dirty Three. Nice list.
1. Faraquet - The View From This Tower
2. At The Drive-In - Relationship of Command
3. Modest Mouse - The Moon and Antarctica
4. Radiohead - Kid A
5. Godspeed You Black Emperor - Lift Yr. Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven
Cool lists. Being a huge Dinosaur Jr. fan, I definitely need to check out the J Mascis album as I haven't heard it. Other than that, my Top 5 list would be:
1) The Jayhawks - Smile
2) Eliott Smith - Figure 8
3) The Tragically Hip - Music @ Work
4) Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica
5) NoMeansNo - One
#1 U2 All that you can't leave behind. Great album the haters can hate but they wouldn't know a great rock band if it bit them
#2 Ryan Adams Heartbreaker If you can't listen to him then start burning your beatles , stones, acdc, led zeppelin albums now.
#3 Coldplay Parachutes Before they went pop.
#4 Madonna Music remember on holiday in nyc on the subway this album helped me ignore the crazies.
#5 Radiohead Kid A grown on me.....used to hate it
#5 Cosmic rough riders Enjoy the melodic sunshine
You may never of heard of them as it's not in the usual brainwashed list of best albums but this is a hidden gem.
Horrible list.
Lmao terrible list. “Haters”? What, cause you know the haters are right?
Other albums for consideration:
Voodoo - D'Angelo
Gung Ho - Patti Smith
Bloodflowers - The Cure
Ecstasy - Lou Reed
Voodoo is killer.
1. Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump
2. Ween - White Pepper
3. Belle & Sebastian - Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like A Peasant
4. Teenage Fanclub - Howdy
5. Hefner - We Love The City
Enjoyed your lists, although I am finding increasingly less overlap with your lists. I'm aging, what can I say? Not sure how the rest of this decade will be for me since I spent it raising babies, but this ended up being a pretty good year. Stalwart faves like Calexico, Sleater-Kinney, and Steve Earle didn't make my top 5, so it had to be pretty good. Lotta love in these comments for PJ Harvey, which is well-deserved.
1. Bachelor No. 2 by Aimee Mann
2. The Spectacular Sadness of Rex Hobart and His Misery Boys
3. Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea by PJ Harvey
4. Voodoo by D'Angelo
5. Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven by Godspeed You! Black Emperor
HM - Alvin Youngblood Hart - Start With The Soul, Iron Maiden - Brave New World, Go-Betweens - The Friends of Rachel Worth, Lou Reed - Ecstasy, Popes - Holloway Boulevard
5. Phil Manzanera - Vozero (For those who remember Frontera from the first Manzanera solo album, 1975's brilliant Diamond Head, this album comes at no surprise. Again he teams up with Robert Wyatt, who provides some of the vocals, percussion, trumpet and keyboard. www.allmusic.com/album/vozero-mw0000060013/user-reviews)
4. Dion - Deja Nu (Dion created a magic record that transports the spirit of 1962 right into the year 2000 without sounding in any way nostalgic. The tracks rock and listeners who never would think of choosing a Doo Wop record all of a sudden get fascinated. The simple topics of cars, girls, and fun provide for seemingly simple songs. But we all know that "simple" songs are the hardest to write because if you fail, they are just trivial. Dion takes you right into his quarter, Bronx in the 60s, to spend a sunny afternoon with him - and you may just decide to stay for the night.
3. Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R (Last time they revived 70s hard rock, this time they add a lot of different styles to the basic formula and it works great. Be assured that you need no drugs or alcohol to enjoy this noise.)
2. Sleater-Kinney - All Hands on the Bad One (They got better and better with each release. Drummer Janet Weiss discovered her voice as well and the three voices/two guitars/drums adds another level of interaction to their songs that are the best they had come up with until then. Almost my number one if it were not for an even stronger female performer.)
1. PJ Harvey - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea (This is the album I had hoped she would be able to do ever since I heard her debut in 1992. It sums up all her strong points and she really tried to put her feelings into memorable songs. The full production helps a lot - the production sounds more conventional but is less distracting from the quality of her voice and songwriting than on previous records. And "conventional" with Harvey is still very far out...)
Elvis Costello recently said Steve Albini made PJ Harvey's Rid of Me sound like shit.
@@179rich Elvis Costello must know - he made his own mistakes with producers often enough (including himself in that chair).
@@roxannewalsh I concur, no drugs or alcohol needed. I'm not gonna lie though, music can sound amazing on drugs, depending on the drug.
Totally agree , I was underwhelmed with her previous releases (bought each and every one of them and was beginning to give up hope) but Stories from the City is an absolute classic.
Nice picks, Roxanne! Now I'm always looking for your comments first (as I did on the "Sea Of Tranquility" channel, haha).
My Top Ten Albums of 2000
HM:
Hybrid Theory - Linkin Park
Relationship of Command - At the Drive-In
Stankonia - OutKast
De Stijl - The White Stripes
Warning - Green Day
Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea - PJ Harvey
Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven - Godspeed You! Black Emperor
10) Rated R - Queens of the Stone Age
9) Voodoo - D'Angelo
8) Since I Left You - The Avalanches
7) The Moon & Antarctica - Modest Mouse
6) Figure 8 - Elliott Smith
5) Deltron 3030 - Deltron 3030
4) Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams
3) And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out - Yo La Tengo
2) Parachutes - Coldplay
1) Kid A - Radiohead
1. Kid A - Radiohead
2. The Sophtware Slump - Grandaddy
3. The Hour of the Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy
4. Since I Left You - The Avalanches
5. The Noise Made by People - Broadcast
That Grandaddy album needs to be on everybody's Top 5 list. Masterpiece.... just like Kid A.
1. Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
2. Queens Of The Stone Age - Rated R
3. Radiohead - Kid A
4. Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctic
5. Outkast - Stankonia
1. Transcendental Blues-Steve Earle
2. Life’ll Kill Ya-Warren Zevon
3. American III: Solitary Man-Johnny Cash
4. Big Rock-Big Smith
5. The Mighty King Of Love-Phil Lee
6. Liquored Up & Lacquered Down-Southern Culture On The Skids
7. Lonely Street-Bap Kennedy
8. Crossing Muddy Waters-John Hiatt
9. Sailing To Philadelphia-Mark Knopfler
10. The Captain-Kasey Chambers
Great year!
1. Radiohead: Kid A
2. Linkin Park: Hybrid Theory
3. Disturbed: The Sickness
4. Coldplay: Parachutes
5. Eminem: Marshall Mathers LP
5. Stronger Than Death - Black Label Society
4. Reinventing the Steel - Pantera
3. Iommi - Tony Iommi
2. Covenant - UFO
1. Brave New World - Iron Maiden
UP THE IRONS !!
5. Kid A-Radiohead
4. Binaural-Pearl Jam
3. All That You Can't Leave Behind-U2
2. Music @ Work-The Tragically Hip
1. Gung Ho-Patti Smith
U2 : All That You Can't Leave Behind
Porcupine Tree : Lightbulb Sun
XTC : Wasp Star ( Apple Venus V2 )
Green Day : Warning
Spock's Beard : V
5 - Life'll Kill Ya - Warrren Zevon
4 - Breach - the Wallflowers
3 - Riding With The King - Eric Clapton & B.B. King
2 - De Stijl - the White Stripes
1 - Crossing Muddy Waters - John Hiatt
1. Beneath The Velvet Sun - Shawn Mullins
2. All That You Can't Leave Behind - U2
3. Kid A. - Radiohead
4. Inside Job - Don Henley
5. Two Against Nature - Steely Dan
#5 Eels - Daisies Of The Galaxy (This sounds dated, but I loved it at the time and is still a fun listen. 4/5)
#4 The Bluetones - Science & Nature (This band doesn't get enough love. Their album 'The Singles' is one of my most listen to comps. 4.5/5)
#3 Coldplay - Parachutes (Their first three albums are all great. 4.5/5)
#2 The Beautiful South - Painting It Red (Not a fan of lengthy albums, but the variety of sounds/melodies on this keeps it interesting. 5/5)
#1 The Apples In Stereo - The Discovery Of A World Inside The Moone (The soundtrack to my summer that year. 5/5)
Just outside of my top 5: Doves - Lost Souls 4/5
BIG 5
1. Kid A by Radiohead
2. Moon & Antarctica by Modest Mouse
3. White Pony by Deftones
4. De Stijl by White Stripes
5. Sophtware Slump by Grandaddy
And den..
6. Stankonia by Outkast
7. Rated R by Queens
8. Binaural by Pearl Jam
9. Silence is Sexy by Einstürzende Neubauten
10. Felt Mountain by Goldfrapp
✌🏼🎧
Need more avalanches!!! Also haven't seen much of Felt Mountain by Goldfrapp. One of my favourite years in music.
1. Kid A
2. Stories from the city...
3. Since I left you
4. Figure 8
5. Felt Mountain
6. Thirteen tales...
7. The sopftware slump
8. Lost souls
9. Rated R
10. Stankonia
11. Parachutes
1. Duster - Contemporary Movement
2. The Avalanches - Since I Left You
3. Pram - The Museum Of Imaginary Animals
4. Gas - Pop
5. The Microphones - It Was Hot, Stayed in the Water
1. King crimson-The construkction of light
2. A perfect circle-Mer de noms
3. Faraquet-The view from this tower
4. Shiner-Starless
5. Queens of the stone age-Rated R
I completely concur with Kramzer about Kid A (How to disappear completely is just awesome), about Stories from the City and about Coldplay! So what I love about your channel is I get to hear two other opinions too!
5 Rated R - Queens Of The Stone Age
4 Renegades - Rage Against The Machine
3 White Pony - Deftones
2 Figure 8 - Elliot Smith
1 Kid A - Radiohead
Great work, as always, guys. Thank you.
A pretty strong year. Brings back great memories.
1 - Since I left You - The Avalanches
2 - Kid A - Radiohead
3 - Odyssey Number Five - Powderfinger
4 - Figure 8 - Elliott Smith
5 - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea - PJ Harvey
Honorable Mentions
Lost Souls - Doves
Parachutes - Coldplay
Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia - Dandy Warhols
The Mirror Conspiracy - Thievery Corporation
Rated R - Queens Of The Stone Age
Felt Mountain - Goldfrapp
1. Elliott Smith - Figure 8 (nice one Joe, couldn't agree more)
2. Queens Of The Stone Age - Rated R
3. Doves - Lost Souls
4. The Avalanches - Since I Left You
5. Radiohead - Kid A
Some others to add from Y2K
North Mississippi All-Stars - Shake Hands with Shorty
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Motorhead - We Are Motorhead
THEE Jeff Healey Band - Get Me Some
5. Brave New World by Iron Maiden (yes they're back baby)
4. Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea by PJ Harvey
3. Renegades by Rage Against The Machine
2. Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia by Dandy Warhols
1. Relationship Of Command by At The Drive-In
5 New Model Army. Eight
4 XTC. Wasp Star
3 Mojave 3. Excuses for Travelers
2 Nina Nastasia. Dogs
1 Elliott Smith. Figure 8
Honorable mentions: Dirty Three- Whatever you love, you are, PJ Harvey- Songs from the City, Songs from the Sea, Ween- White Pepper (yet, far from their best) Belle and Sebastián- Fold your Hands Child, You Walk like a Peasant. And a less than honorable mention to my least favorite Sonic Youth album, NYC Ghosts and Flowers. Probably logged more miles in my car with Figure 8 in the deck than any other album.
The Year 2000 was a struggle for me but I'll give you five:
1. PJ Harvey - Stories From The City...
2. Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour Of Bewilderbeast
3. Pearl Jam - Binaural
4. Radiohead - Kid A
5. Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
1. Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea - PJ Harvey
2. Lost Souls - Doves
3. Kid A - Radiohead
4. Transcendental Blues - Steve Earle
5. Odyssey Number Five - Powderfinger
6. Daisies Of The Galaxy - Eels
7. Red Dirt Girl - Emmylou Harris
8. Figure 8 - Elliott Smith
9. O Brother, Where Art Thou
10. Nixon - Lambchop
2000: (Year Average 8.6)
1. Figure 8 - Elliot Smith (9.5)
2. De Stijl - The White Stripes (8.5)
3. Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams (8.5)
4. Antony & The Johnsons - Antony & The Johnsons (8.5)
5. Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia - The Dandy Warhols (8)
1. Boards Of Canada - Campfire Headphase (2005)
2. Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes (2008)
3. Fuck Buttons - Tarot Sport (2009)
4. Beck - Sea Change (2002)
5. Elliot Smith - Figure 8 (2000)
6. Burial - Untrue (2007)
7. Air - Talkie Walkie (2004)
8. Amy Winehouse - Back To Black (2006)
9. The White Stripes - White Blood Cells (2001)
10. Rufus Wainwright - Want One (2003)
I think I forgot to post my list Friday...lol....so here it is....
2000 is one of those years where in the words of the preacher in Coming To America , if my taste in music is wrong, 'then I don't wanna be right!'😊....my top 5 are bonafide 10/10s and in my top 100 ISH albums.....
5 Felt Mountain by Goldfrapp
4 Brave New World by Iron Maiden
3 Wishmaster by Nightwish.
2 Machina/ The Machines Of God and Machina II by The Smashing Pumpkins
1 Kid A by Radiohead (of course!!)
.....special mentions....
The Noise Made By People by Broadcast, The Virgin Suicides by Air
Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To The Heavens by God Speed You Black Emperor,
Minor Earth Major Sky by Aha (has not aged well but I loved it for a while)
and finally of course American III: Solitary Man by Johnny Cash (I'm a fan of all this series...this is not the best one but still good)
I could never get into that Pumpkins album and it gets a lot of low ratings, but it does have its fans too.
@@179rich ah well....ratings schmatings.....it's one of the best pumpkins albums....new one is too CYR...has recently moved to my no.1 for 2020 love it
This is where I started to buy less music and see less bands live, so definitely leaving my comfort zone behind, so I will be looking for recommendations from here on in. Having said that I can still come up with 5 this year, my number 1 is the fourth album I bought by the artist and if I am honest the first that I thought lived up to the hype.
1 P J Harvey Stories from the city, stories from the sea
2 White Stripes De Stijl
3 Goldfrapp Felt Mountain
4 Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP
5 Red Dirt Girl Emmylou Harris
The Unutterable - The Fall. Given the state of the band at that time and a few years before, this was a remarkably good effort.
Solid album. Hands up Billy is hilarious. It makes me laugh out loud. The Fall are often funny as hell. Intentionally side splitting. Bremen Nacht on Frenz has me in stitches everytime. An insane rant, I think he's possesed by a GERMAN ghost. Brilliant and hilarious.
Loved your Anthony pick, Jason! Her voice is amazing, the arrangements are gorgeous and there are very interesting lyrics. Totally overlooked this one. Need to check my sources.
5. Binaural by PEARL JAM
4. Veni Vidi Vicious by THE HIVES
3. Heartbreaker by RYAN ADAMS (Because it IS a damn good album)
2. Daisies Of The Galaxy by THE EELS
1. Rated R by QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE.
Mass Romantic by THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS & Kid A by RADIOHEAD just missed my list by a hair.
Jason, I totally understand your feelings about Ryan Adams. I too went through a period of not being to listen to his music in the same light that I once used to. Hell, I went through a period where I couldn't listen to his music AT ALL. I will say though that I've come around to re-appreciate the man's music, and I'm not ashamed to still be a fan of his work. He's still a brilliant singer/songwriter and overall great musician and should be recognized as such. I think its important to separate the art from the artist. Its easy to put an artist/band on a pedestal and see them in a certain light and not really see them for the flawed human beings that they are. Everyone is flawed to a certain extent, and even the best musicians and artists are bound to do shady s*** and make bad decisions along the way. And to echo what Kramzer said, if we started holding artists accountable for their sketchy and checkered pasts (Jerry Lee Lewis, Ginger Baker, Dr. Dre, John Lennon, Chuck Berry, Miles Davis, Motley Crue etc. etc.) there would be very little to listen to. We can dislike the artist/band for the people they are, whilst still appreciating the art they produce. But hey, that's my opinion on the matter. Love you guys. Great picks as usual.
Jason, Joe, Kramzer - Cheers Dudes.
I agree, it's best to separate the art from the artist but Ryan Adams is a dirt bag for the way he treated women/girls. I can totally understand why that might taint someone's appreciation for his music. Especially if he's singing about love, women, etc.
5. "Hybrid Theory" Linkin Park
The most nostalgic choice by these five for sure. I was just in the right age for this.
Several videos from it going on MTV (and the swedish music channel ZTV) all the time. I remember how much emotion it used to give me. It really doesn't anymore. I feel like I am completely done with it but to choose another album I semi-like today over it would be fooling myself.
4. "Brave New World" by Iron Maiden
Many fans seem to look at this album as the best thing since sliced bread. I don't. I think it can be very repetitive.
Besides that I do feel the band had good energy and I like most of it. It could have been a bit shorter though.
3. "Major Impacts" by Steve Morse
Instrumental album that is supposed to be a nod to his influences. I can't really hear the influences at all but I still like the album.
It doesn't really sound like his main three bands The Dixie Dregs, Steve Morse Band nor his time in Deep Purple. Probably an album many never heard of but if you like guitar-driven instrumental albums this might be for you.
2. "Malèna" by Ennio Morricone
You guys have a rule against soundtracks, I don't! This is from a italian movie (worth checking out) and far from Morricones more famous western-themes. A very emotional piece that I think many would appreciate it.
1. "Adventures of the Imagination" by Michael Schenker
Michael Schenker was a guitar-star early on with UFO, Scorpions and Michael Schenker Group but he really fell off most peoples radar at some point
despite doing many albums year after year. He did several albums in the year 2000 alone and this is by far my favorite of those. Great energy, riffs and solos. For me this the hidden treasure in his catalog and something I rate high in my collection of 1000 (+) albums.
As the countdown in Stockholm (Sweden) to the year 2000 it was "Europe" doing "The Final Countdown" on a scene in a remote area close to the water and lots of people seeing it from a distance. Good stuff.
1. Elliot Smith - Figure 8
2. Radiohead - Kid A
3. Planet X - Universe
4. Fates Warning - Diconnected
5. Motorpsycho - Let Them Eat Cake
6. Morphine - The Night
7. Symphony X - V: The New Mythology Suite
8. Mew - Half The World Is Watching Me
9. Sigur Rós - Agaetis Byrjun
10. Primal Scream - Xtrmntr
I’m with Joe on Veni Vidi Vicious, The Hives fucking rule!
1. The Avalanches - Since I Life You
2. Yo La Tengo - And Then Nothing Turned Inside-Out
3. Modest Mouse - The Moon and Antarctica
4. PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea
5. Broadcast - The Noise Made by People
6. The Hives - Veni Vidi Vicious
7. Radiohead - Kid A
8. Common - Like Water for Chocolate
9. Erykah Badu - Mama’s Gun
10. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven
2000 / Here are my favorites for that year / Mes favoris pour cette année sont :
1 : Start With The Soul - ALVIN YOUNGBLOOD HART .
2 : Sailing To Philadelphia - MARK KNOPFLER .
3 : Matriarch Of The Blues - ETTA JAMES .
4 : Life Before Insanity - GOV'T MULE .
5 : Red Dirt Girl : EMMYLOU HARRIS .
5. Mermaid Avenue Volume 2 - Wilco & Billy Brag
4. Selmasongs - Bjork
3. All Hands On The Bad One - Sleater-Kinney
2. Hour of the Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy
1. Kid A - Radiohead
Another great show. You guys do a fantastic job!!!
I’ll give Elliot Smith a listen tonight.
My list:
1. Radiohead: Kid A
2. Primal Scream: XTRMNTR
3. Deltron 3030: Deltron 3030
4. Outkast: Stankonia
5. Ghostface Killah: Supreme Clientele
Honorable mention: Necro: I Need Drugs
Great year for hip-hop and great year overall!
My Top 25 list:
1. Heartbreaker-Ryan Adams
2. All That You Can't Leave Behind-U2
3. Smile-The Jayhawks
4. The Attic Tapes-Lucero
5. Mermaid Avenue Volume II-Billy Bragg & Wilco
6. The Hardest Part-Allison Moorer
7. Breach-The Wallflowers
8. Early Tracks-Old 97's
9. Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia-The Dandy Warhols
10. Tanscendental Blues-Steve Earle
11. Kid A-Radiohead
12. Live at the Greek-Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes
13. Excuses for Travellers-Mojave 3
14. Red Dirt Girl-Emmylou Harris
15. Silver & Gold-Neil Young
16. Standing on the Shoulder of Giants-Oasis
17. Rancid
18. Mass Romantic-New Pornographers
19. Furnace Room Lullaby-Neko Case
20. And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out-Yo La Tengo
21. Stankonia-OutKast
22. Warning-Green Day
23. Veni Vidi Viscious-The Hives
24. American III:Solitary Man-Johnny Cash
25.Parachutes-Coldplay
Good point Joe...I'm going to resist too many anecdotes about experiences associated with bands in this decade....there are loads....and my lists keep growing...😲
Kid A destroys everything else from that year. What a fucking original and groundbreaking masterpiece! Remember the first time i heard it in October 2000 and it blew my mind completely. Heard it everyday during that winter. Still my favorite sub millennium album.
I like Kid A. Definitely groundbreaking and original. But boy, when I first heard it back in 2000, I was disappointed. I was eagerly anticipating this album after The Bends and OK Computer, and I felt they turned 180 degrees for shear ‘coolness’ factor. Now, it has grown on me *a little* and it’s in my top 5 for 2000, but it’s my 6th favorite Radiohead Album. Fortunately, so far no one has required I turn in my Radiohead card....
@@mrp4242 You need to dive in again cause you are objectively wrong ;)
1.Deftones - White Pony
2. The Avalanches - Since I left you
3. At The Drive-In - Relationship Of Command
4. Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R
5. PJ Harvey - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea
HM: Placebo - Black Market Music & Deltron 3030 - Self Titled.
1. HIM - Razorblade Romance
2. IN FLAMES - Clayman
3. RADIOHEAD - Kid A
4. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE - Rated R
5. PEARL JAM - Binaural
Razorblade Romance is pretty great. -- Joe
Steely Dan - Two Against Nature
Cousteau - Coustaeu
Neil Young - Silver and Gold
Thank you Jason for speaking about Ryan Adams. Totally agree with you.
Tough for me to sort out the top 3 on my list, I think each could have won in different moments in my life. I lie Kid A, but I dont find myself *always* wanting to listen to it. ATYCLB, by U2 is solid, but suffers from the records that follow being quite similar. So, by default I’m going with some new kids, Coldplay, who come in with some raw talent that will be refined over the next several years.
Top 5 four 2000:
1. Parachutes, Coldplay ruclips.net/video/ryFzQcdEIao/видео.html
2. All That You Can’t Leave Behind, U2 ruclips.net/video/RqPwYrRWG8Q/видео.html
3. Kid A, Radiohead ruclips.net/video/NUnXxh5U25Y/видео.html
4. Hot Rail, Calexico ruclips.net/video/U_GnpRw_YWE/видео.html
5. Felt Mountain, Goldfrapp ruclips.net/video/QUB7e3BtnvU/видео.html
Honorable Mentions:
American III: Solitary Man, Johnny Cash ruclips.net/video/gIlbZAP8ASQ/видео.html
The Moon and Antarctica, Modest Mouse ruclips.net/video/hFVHyL0MIVA/видео.html
Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia, The Dandy Warhols ruclips.net/video/OV2pEJK7xmc/видео.html
And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out, Yo La Tengo
I had the Goldfrapp album as my number 3 for the year, not much love for it elsewhere.
Still go back and play Kid A every so often, hoping that I will eventually fall in love with it, hasn't happened yet, a 6 out of ten at best.
Not much love for Coldplay elsewhere but I agree that Parachutes is No.1 for this year.
@@charlesappleby8049, I’m with you man. I give Kid A props for it’s innovation and because I’m a Radiohead fan. The Bends and OK Computer were my top albums for 1995 and 1997, respectively. But I for sure have to be in the mood for that one. I actually like “Amnesiac” better, if you can believe that.
@@bryanbyrde8338, nice! Great album. Any time you get a popular band like Coldplay, you’re going to get the detractors. But if you go back to 2000, Parachutes was quite the surprise album. And while it has a couple hits, the deep cuts are solid, imo-and that opinion differs from a lot of folks on here. WHich is perfectly fine. That said, I think A Rush of Blood to the Head is their best album and one that is in my top 20 of all time.
In the end, I currently rank:
Kid A, as the 6th best Radiohead album
All That You Can’t Leave Behind, as the 8th best U2 album
Parachutes, as the 3rd best Coldplay album
5. "Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven" Godspeed You! Black Emperor
4. "Lightbulb Sun" Porcupine Tree
3. "The Shaming of the True" Kevin Gilbert
2. "Kid A" Radiohead
1. "V" Spock's Beard
Hitting my late thirties, my pop/rock music consumption fell off a cliff around this time, so this will be educational for me,
I can't muster up a top 5 but 4
4 Ryan Adams Heartbreaker
3 Outkast Stankonia
2 Coldplay PARACHUTES
NUMBER ONE - RADIOHEAD KID A