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Could not agree more. Can’t believe that it got overlooked
Missing: Royal Headache
This serves as an excellent rebuttal to the Deconstructed article (sorry for bringing this up). I don’t see Grimes as a post-human futuristic artistic creation in this interview, she honestly reminded me of a typical 20-something woman. At times lost for words, a little nervous, awkward and most of all; genuine.
(although the effect of this comment is lost due to time zones) this is my Sgt Peppers.
Did anybody else notice the disappearance of Michael_ conciding with the rise of Rubber “thedutchessofthomyorke” Johnny?
Now instead of Lana Del Rey taking up the comments in every other article, its Tyler taking up the comments section of a Lana article. Hmm.
Just for the record, still don’t know why anyone bought her hype so hard.
I really have to stop living in Australia, these flights are going to cost a fortune.
Correct me if I’m wrong, and please let me be wrong.
Appearances in all of the reposted ‘best of’ lists:
Demi Lovato: 1
J Mascis: 0
I honestly cannot fathom how Bon Iver continues to place so highly, I understand that he branched out as an artist and became more than log cabin boy, but lyrically it would have to be the worst album I heard all year. So many other albums were more deserving of praise this year, yet everyone copped out and fell in love with that meaningless bullshit.
what’s a radio?
Yes, you’re right, but remember that this isn’t an objective (or even subjective) compilation of the best songs of 2011, but just a song popularity contest. So it’s no surprise that the more mainstream indie songs appear on this list, because the “good” obscure bands are less popular than the mainstream bands (!) Similarly, lead tracks and singles will be more popular than “better” album tracks
I’ll sit here and talk to you all day about how Pure X’s Pleasure is by far the greatest release of this year, but for each such fanatic for an obscure band, you could find twenty people willing to argue the same for M83, Bon Iver, Girls and so on.
I agree wholeheartedly that this list is an amazing summation of the year, and looking at it in ten years time I could say “oh yeah, that was what made 2011,” even though I would only have Wilhelm in my personal top ten.
Sorry. Americans always know more about English than English people.
You misspelt Shabazz Palaces
And The Strokes wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for The Velvet Underground, that’s why Lulu is definitely the best album of the year
your comment has p*ssed off a lot of people at this website, who happen to hate shameless self promotion
But where the fuck is Childish Gambino?!
20 Harveyz01
19 smokeallyouwantandseetheplanets
18 Dr. Feelgood
17 middledistancebummer
16 richie almost-dies
15 woozefa
14 gophermachine
13 Ocelot Stomp
12 Chris Trash
11 The Wastelander
10 Connor Johnson
09 raptor jesus
08 donnytilla
07 MikeyObviously
06 Michael Robenalt
05 The Aura of the H-Man
04 Michael_
03 thedutchessofthomyorke
02 godsdog
01 djfreshie
probably for suggesting that Matt Bellamy is underrated
care factor zero
Cannot wait for Stereogum’s end of year list for best and worst comments, aka ‘The Celebration of the Genius of djfreshie’
I was chanting The Foo Fighters are gay before it was cool
“3rd, I have no problem with mainstream music” … you effing lamestreamer
My guess is he’s 17-18, just read Hipster Runoff for the first time and thought it was hilarious. Decided all music that isn’t Animal Collective sucks, and doesn’t realise that everyone went through that month-long phase 3-4 years ago. That is entry level Dylan.
Who is Jonesi? I just want to listen to Rihanna

































I’m surprised Royal Headache continues to get overlooked by Stereogum, especially given the retro “ferocity” love that was mentioned at the top. Easily album of the year for me.