"Classic" Albums of the Last 10 Years

That was '91, though, right?

if that was 91 then let's see... 03,02,01,00,99...shit I need another beer

A few I don't think anyone mentioned:

Poe - "Haunted"
U2 - "Pop" (though I think I might be the only person who thinks that album is really great)
Belle & Sebastian - "The Boy With the Arab Strap"
Juliana Hatfield - "Beautiful Creature"
Natalie Merchant - "Ophelia"
And I personally liked Pulp's "This is Hardcore" better than "Different Class"

Mercury Rev-Nee Bee Thousand?

Shellac-What year did Slint's SpiderLand come out? Seems like Shellac (and about a zillion other bands) stylistically owe a lot to that album, but I took it off my list after I realized it may be older than '93....

any jazz/fusion favs of the last ten years?

Spiderland was 1992.
Albini recorded it & i wouldn't be surprised if his input helped mold the sound, as he did with The Jesus Lizard.

well it looks like a lot of the ones i would say have been taken. i think it's funny how some people have the same bands but different albums by those bands listed.
maybe i missed it, but i didn't see anyone mention low. i really think someday there'll be some great bands who were influenced by them. not sure which album i'd pick, maybe 'secret name'. and i do believe the polyphonic spree will definitely have an impact.

Mr. Bungle- California
Faith No More- Angel Dust
Alice in Chains- Jar Of Flies
Nirvana- Unplugged
A Perfect Circle- Mer De Noms
Blind Melon- Nico
Erykah Badu- Baduizm
Lauryn Hill- The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
Sigur ros- ( )
Nine Inch Nails- The Fragile
Nine Inch Nails- The Downward Spiral
Radiohead- OK Computer

I had to go over 10...I could keep going but I'll stop.

nothing that im aware of

[Edited on Aug 25, 2003 by velvetkither]

kent are damn amazing, and your starter songs are all damn good choices, but definantly they should check out as well first - before it all ends and music non stop and elvis and actually any song, they are a fucking great band.

Mr. Bungle - California
Mr. Bungle - Disco Volante
NIN - The Fragile
NIN - The Downward Spiral
Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane, Over the Sea
Radiohead - Kid A
Ween - White Pepper
Outkast - Stankonia
Matthew Sweet - Altered Beast
Beck - Odelay

I thought there would be WAY more manics fans here.

Holy Bible- Manic Street Preachers
McAlmont/Butler- Bring it Back
The Darkness- Permission to Land (In 1 Year Everyone will own this)
Boo Radleys- Kingsize
Everything Must Go- Manics again
Vanishing Point- Primal Scream
Super Furries- Radiator, go on throw in Rings Around the World as well
Andrew WK- I Get Wet

Must stop or Ill still be here next week

I was going to throw a fit that nobody had mentioned Tricky's "Maxinquaye", then I noticed they had, just not credited it.

Most of my main contenders have been mentioned already, but I don't see "So Tonight That I Might See" by Mazzy Star on anyone's list, so it can go on mine.

Edited to add: I'm not going to look it up, but if the Boo Radleys brought out "Giant Steps" in 1993, then it should be definitely included. And I might throw Elliott Smith's "XO" in as well.

[Edited on Aug 25, 2003 by mikhaill]

Smashing Pumpkins- Siamese Dream
Smashing Pumpkins- MCIS
Moby- Play
Beck- Odelay
Weezer- Blue Album
The White Stripes - Elephant ( i think this one is really their classic one, soo much passion in it)
Radiohead- Ok Computer
Oasis- Definently Maybe
Foo Fighters- The Colour and The Shape(pulled up rock music off of its ass)
Coldplay- Rush of Blood to the Head (too soon to tell but ill put some money on it)
The Libertines- Up The Bracket ( also too soon but its too good not to be)