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Made in Heaven??
I think you will find that Made in Heaven was a Queen rather than Freddie Mercury album and it was actually released in 1995.
I'll vote for: -
The Killers - Hot Fuss
Keane - Hopes and Fears
Duffy - Rockferry
Manic Street Preachers - Send Away The Tigers
Kate Bush - Aerial
Kings of Leon - Only By The Night
The race opens up
Steve - as well as blowing a hole in our musical credibility, you've had a big impact on the race card. With Freddie Mercury/Queen scratched, you've given another boost to our front runner, The Killers, but also brought Keane and the Kings of Leon into contention. Looking forward to seeing how the competition shapes up.
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Alanis all the way...
But I couldn't choose between those two albums! If I had to be pushed, I would say Jagged Little Pill, well, it has sold 33 million copies worldwide, and that's quite a lot!
Clear Winner
So, game over!
Queen's Made In Heaven is so good they had to remove it from the competition!
My nomination from the last/current decade?
Queen's Absolute Greatest!
David
CDs of the decade
Top of the head (i.e. 3 feet from brain):-
Elbow-Seldom Seen Kid
Streets-Original Pirate Material
Paul Weller - 22 Dreams
Friendly Fires
Neil Young - Living With War
Nick Cave - No More Shall We Part
The Avalanches - Since I Left You
Hard-Fi 1st Album
Hold Steady - Boys & Girls in America
Super Furry Animals - Rings Around The World
Nicole Atkins - Neptune City
Eyrie - that is eerie!
Rammstein - Mutter (You beat me to it)
Strangely enough, I also loved the first Mika album as well!
Best of the Decade
Here's my top ten CDs of the decade. Several of them were from early in the decade; they have held up very well, as I enjoy them even more today than when they were originally released.
Silver & Gold - Neil Young
All That You Can't Leave Behind - U2
One All - Neil Finn
Richard Butler - Richard Butler
Into the Wild - Eddie Vedder
The ConstruKction of Light - King Crimson
e - Adrian Belew Power Trio
Love and Theft - Bob Dylan
Heathen - David Bowie
Dylanesque - Bryan Ferry
Stereotypes
Can't help but notice that there's a distinct lack of black dance artists in peoples choices. Is this because accountancy is a typically white middle class profession or is it because accountants can't dance?
I'd like to add to the list
Dangerously in Love - Beyonce & Elephunk - Black Eyed Peas.