Album of The Year - Endgame

Woob_woob said:
The N+G Top 100 Artists of the Past 60 Years
(100-82)
100. Black Sabbath (36)
99. Oasis (36)
98. Spoon (36)
97. Sam Cooke (36)
96. Stan Getz (37)
95. Joy Division (37)
94. Janet Jackson (37)
93. My Bloody Valentine (38)
92. The Replacements (38)
91. Godspeed You Black Emperor (38)
90. Dinosaur Jr. (38)
89. Big Star (38)
88. Peter Gabriel (39)
87. Nine Ince Nails (39)
86. Public Enemy (39)
85. Fleetwood Mac (39)
84. Frank Ocean (39)
83. Massive Attack (39)
82. Pavement (39)


I'll be posting about 20ish each day til the end of the week
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The fact that Joy Division is so low makes me very excited about this list. Can’t wait!
 
The N+G Top 100 Artists of the Past 60 Years
(81-60)
81. Tool (40)
80. The Roots (40)
79. Janelle Monae (40)
78. Pearl Jam (41)
77. Bill Evans (41)
76. Artic Monkeys (43)
75. Blur (43)
74. Wilco (43)
73. Nina Simone (43)
72. Michael Jackson (44)
71. Jimi Hendrix (45)
70. De La Soul (45)
69. Sleater Kinney (45)
68. St. Vincent (46)
67. D'Angelo (46)
66. Marvin Gaye (46)
65. Parliament Funkadelic (47)
64. Queens of the Stone Age (48)
63. Tame Impala (48)
62. Modest Mouse (48)
61. Sonic Youth (48)
60. MF Doom (48)
 
The N+G Top 100 Artists of the Past 60 Years
(59-41)

59. Bon Iver (49)
58. Fleet Foxes (50)
57. LCD Soundsystem (51)
56. Metallica (51)
55. Art Blakely (51)
54. Talk Talk (52)
53. The Kinks (52)
52. The White Stripes (52)
51. Beach House (53)
50. Kraftwerk (53)
49. Stevie Wonder (53)
48. Herbie Hancock (53)
47. The Beach Boys (55)
46. Portishead (56)
45. Charles Mingus (56)
44. Sufjan Stevens (57)
43. The Velvet Underground (57)
42. The Pixies (58)
41. Kendrick Lamar (58)
 
The N+G Top 100 Artists of the Past 60 Years
(40-20)

40. Van Morrison (60)
39. Animal Collective (60)
38. Simon and Garfunkel (61)
37. New Order (63)
36. Nick Cave (63)
35. Joni Mitchell (63)
34. The Beastie Boys (66)
33. Outkast (66)
32. The Clash (67)
31. Fiona Apple (67)
30. Vampire Weekend (68)
29. Arcade Fire (68)
28. U2 (69)
27. A Tribe Called Quest (69)
26. Nirvana (71)
25. Otis Redding (71)
24. Kate Bush (72)
23. PJ Harvey (73)
22. Beck (74)
21. The Smiths (79)
20. Brian Eno (79)
 
Woob_woob said:
The N+G Top 100 Artists of the Past 60 Years
(40-20)

40. Van Morrison (60)
39. Animal Collective (60)
38. Simon and Garfunkel (61)
37. New Order (63)
36. Nick Cave (63)
35. Joni Mitchell (63)
34. The Beastie Boys (66)
33. Outkast (66)
32. The Clash (67)
31. Fiona Apple (67)
30. Vampire Weekend (68)
29. Arcade Fire (68)
28. U2 (69)
27. A Tribe Called Quest (69)
26. Nirvana (71)
25. Otis Redding (71)
24. Kate Bush (72)
23. PJ Harvey (73)
22. Beck (74)
21. The Smiths (79)
20. Brian Eno (79)
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This is not the Hot Take thread, so I will hold my tongue.
 
jamieanderson1968 said:
VW over pretty much anybody is a head scratcher. Shows how proximity time-wise to something really can raise it in the ranks.
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I went back to the 100-41 and found a few that I cant believe fell that far and aren't in the top 40.
But that's subjective so all I can do is subjectively...
 
The Commish said:
I went back to the 100-41 and found a few that I cant believe fell that far and aren't in the top 40.
But that's subjective so all I can do is subjectively...
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It makes sense for a band like Joy Division who had 2.5 records. They could get lots of 1st place points but only for a couple of years. The ranking system does favour long-lived, consistently good bands like The Cure over important but short-lived bands like JD.
 
jamieanderson1968 said:
VW over pretty much anybody is a head scratcher. Shows how proximity time-wise to something really can raise it in the ranks.
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Yes and no. All 4 of their albums did pretty well for their year in question, and I'd think without looking that the debut and Modern Vampires would be in the top handful of those years. This ranking measures album impact relative to peers, not necessarily relative to the history of music. So VW does well by being one of the best bands of their era by a clear margin.

And just wait, we haven't seen The National yet.
 
Joe Mac said:
If number 1 isn’t the Beatles I’ll make a shocked face. Given amount of albums and ones that came 1 or 2 it’s gotta be them surely?
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I think it's going to be the Beatles #1 and Bob Dylan #2.

I would think #3 is likely to be someone jazz related, perhaps Coltrane or Miles, given the dominance of that genre for the first half of the 60s. But perhaps it will be Bowie, Neil Young or Radiohead?
 
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