So even though we are still just little children when it comes to knowing things and what not, we decided to be audacious enough to create a best of the decade list! Yeah! Excitement! Also we are very aware (more aware than you will ever know you will find out just how aware we are in the future when they create mind reading devices, as long as this happens before 2012) that every other end of decade list has already surfaced and that we are the last ones to post. Well allow us to assure you that this was intentional! We thought it was ridiculous that the other sites had zero faith that something great would emerge in the last few days of December that could enter our lists, and so we waited and waited…until right now which is midnight 2:10 am! Turns out they were completely right and nothing great emerged as artists are smart enough to realize that all the lists were in and they would be forgotten forever, but wouldn’t those blogs have felt silly if things had happened otherwise! Yeah, so so silly.
Anyways…!
These choices were based on various criteria such as; quality, goodness, and quality. We spent a great deal of time in the laboratory coming up with the perfect lists, so you best treat them like gold.
We have two lists two share with you, two readers. The first one will be done by a member of the Aesthetic Octopus radio show. The second one will have an identical format. They will both cover the title topic, “the best 25 albums of the decade.”
Here they are…exclamation point.
The Eurocentric’s Top 25 Albums of the Decade…
- Arcade Fire – Funeral
- Belle & Sebastian – The Life Pursuit
- Bloc Party – Silent Alarm
- Vampire Weekend – Vampire Weekend
- MIA – Kala
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs – It’s Blitz!
- Arcade Fire – Neon Bible
- The Decemberists – The Crane Wife
- Florence + The Machine – Lungs
- Beirut – The Flying Club Cup
- Sufjan Stevens – Illinois
- Lily Allen – Alright, Still
- Spoon – Gimme Fiction
- The Strokes – Room on Fire
- Santigold – Santigold
- Kanye West – Late Registration
- She & Him – Volume One
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Fever to Tell
- Belle & Sebastian – Dear Catastrophe Waitress
- Gnarls Barkley – St. Elsewhere
- Ra Ra Riot – The Rhumb Line
- Camera Obscura – Let’s Get Out of This Country
- Cold War Kids – Robbers & Cowards
- Goldfrapp – Felt Mountain
- OutKast – Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
Honorable Mentions…
- Radiohead – Kid A
- Spoon – Ga Ga Ga Ga
- The National – Boxer
- Kanye West – Graduation
- Modest Mouse – Good News for People Who Love Bad News
- MIA – Arular
- Radiohead – In Rainbows
- Jens Lekman – Nights Over Kortedala
- Voxtrot – Voxtrot
- Tokyo Police Club – Elephant Shell
Doctorate Upholder’s Top 25 Albums of the Decade…

And again!
- Funeral – Arcade Fire
- Kid A – Radiohead
- Merriweather Post Pavilion – Animal Collective
- Neon Bible – Arcade Fire
- Illinois – Sufjan Stevens
- Vampire Weekend – Vampire Weekend
- In Rainbows – Radiohead
- St. Elsewhere – Gnarls Barkley
- Bitte Orca – Dirty Projectors
- Return To Cookie Mountain – TV On The Radio
- Veckatimest – Grizzly Bear
- Transatlanticism – Death Cab For Cutie
- Elephant – The White Stripes
- I’m Wide Awake It’s Morning – Bright Eyes
- Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not – Arctic Monkeys
- Person Pitch – Panda Bear
- Fleet Foxes – Fleet Foxes
- The College Dropout – Kanye West
- Flight of the Conchords – Flight of the Conchords
- The Sunlandic Twins – Of Montreal
- The Rhumb Line – Ra Ra Riot
- Song Islands – Microphones
- The Virgins ’07 EP – The Virgins
- Ágætis Byrjun – Sigur Ros
- Is This It – The Strokes
Honorable Mentions…
- Fever To Tell & It’s Blitz – Yeah Yeah Yeahs
- Oracular Spectacular – MGMT
- Two Suns – Bat For Lashes
- Broken Social Scene – Broken Social Scene
- Songs For Christmas – Sufjan Stevens
- White Blood Cells – The White Stripes
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