Most Iconic Album Released Every Month of the 2000s

[@raythepretentiousnerd]

Oct 2000. What a month. We got the most important album for nu metal (Hybrid Theory), one of the most important albums for rap (Stankonia), the most important album for experimental music (Kid A) and most important album for post rock (Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven (also my favorite album of all time) )

[@TheManInMeOfficial]

Stankonia from OutKast as well.

[@raythepretentiousnerd]

@@TheManInMeOfficial One of the most important rap albums

[@GrouchyJelly]

The GSYBE erasure is truly devastating

[@trimlesscoasters]

@chaz_gamingstill better lol

[@vicho_8508]

aroun the fur solos

[@robmiller132]

Maybe it’s my Alt Rock bias, but surprised at the lack of: Hot Fuss Sam’s Town Only By The Night Turn on the Bright Lights Funeral

[@chosentwt]

You're right

[@maxsmarvelousmarbles3064]

facts no funeral is wild

[@TylersTTT]

also 21st century breakdown, relapse is one of eminems worse albums

[@JanCakss]

@@TylersTTT Nope, it's Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix by Phoenix for that month...the band and album that finally pushed away "corporate rock" bands like Foo Fighters, RHCP and Green Day and scored number one on alternative charts with 1901.

[@Abridgimation]

@@TylersTTT nah that's Encore, cause everybody lost it AAAH AAAH AAAH AAAH AAAH

[@thatrandomraichu9664]

Albums I'm surprised aren't here: The Sickness Songs for the Deaf Hot Fuss Riot! For Emma, Forever Ago Lateralus The Fame Monster Confessions on a Dance Floor How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb White Blood Cells Give Up Funeral Vespertine Back to Black

[@BoomRoasted3]

Also Audioslave I’m a little surprised by

[@MatheusMota462]

Lateralus is not there for amnesiac.. This overrated as fuck band

[@kennet7837]

Hybrid Theory

[@stevieg8356]

The Killers album is surely more iconic than the MCR album

[@mapperetrue]

Justice - Cross

[@daughterofrageandlove]

im happy to see green day, panic! at the disco, fiona apple, radiohead, eminem, my chemical romance, three days grace, linkin park, artic monkeys, and gorillaz on one list

[@A_Fabulous_Killjoy]

Yeah! Especially Eminem, MCR, P!ATD and Green Day. Those are some of my favorite bands.

[@bentownsend4017]

@@A_Fabulous_Killjoy listen to more music bro. Eminem is a great rapper but there's so much good rap out there. Green Day were good in 1994 and alright since but there is *SO* much more good alternative rock out there than Green Day. And I know you are trapped in a little emo bubble, I was in exactly the same position a few years ago, but branch out a little. There's more to music than Brendon Urie. Pick some albums off a "top 500 albums to listen to before you die" chart and see what you like. That's what I did.

[@A_Fabulous_Killjoy]

@@bentownsend4017 Lol, I mean, ok. I didn’t say that that’s the only music is listen to. I mean, I’m pretty invested in other genres, but the guy happened to mention a few bands that I liked.

[@bentownsend4017]

@@A_Fabulous_Killjoy it wasn't meant to be condescending at all. You just described me, 4 years ago, down to a tee. And I definitely enjoyed expanding my own horizons. It was meant more as encouragement. If you don't need it, pay no attention

[@A_Fabulous_Killjoy]

@@bentownsend4017 It’s all good, I could check it out but I mostly get my music taste from KZbinr videos lol, just people taking about music.

[@thechaineofdeadpool]

Some picks I wasn't really expecting but still, nice return for the series! Now, I'm just waiting for the 2010s entry.

[@thesponge3535]

2010s will be even worse than the 2000s. These two decades have produced nothing but fecal matter in the form of audio.

[@irina1296]

Back to Black (Amy Winehouse), Loose (Nelly Furtado), Confessions On a Dance Floor (Madonna), Music (Madonna), Crush (Bon Jovi), Vespertine (Bjork), Aerial (Kate Bush), The Heat (Toni Braxton), Blackout (Britney Spears), Laundry Service (Shakira), Hybrid Theory (Linkin Park)....deserve to be in this list more than at least 50-60 albums you mentioned here!!!

[@janpoelkamp4229]

Lateralus!!!!

[@aWILD32hasappeared]

Kid A is better than Hybrid Theory. Kid A is just so experimental, and it goes well with my taste.

[@aldolopez8878]

@@aWILD32hasappeared hybrid theory is still more iconic imo

[@aWILD32hasappeared]

@@aldolopez8878 Hybrid Theory was nice and is ahead of its time too, but Kid A is just another level of creativity. Kid A is the best album in my opinion

[@aldolopez8878]

@@aWILD32hasappeared kid A is surely better than hybrid theory in some aspects, but the video is about iconic album, not the best ones. I think HT deserves more this spot maybe bc its more popular but kid A is still a good pick

[@bentownsend4017]

arctic monkeys' first album is a masterpiece

[@supdog8786]

K buddy calm down 💀😬

[@HTXlifer]

it is lmao@@supdog8786

[@kaidenparryjr633]

People who like arctic monkeys are usually ones who love being centre of attention 😒

[@oisinolooney5855]

@@supdog8786he came in, he stated a fact, he remained calm.

[@supdog8786]

@@oisinolooney5855a fact? 💀

[@levijamesvstheworld]

Revisiting everyday and listening to every one of these albums one day at a time this year

[@TheManInMeOfficial]

Fr? Dang well give an update on how the journey is going at some point.

[@Motionmanguyrn]

Update please

[@callumiscool576]

MUSE black holes and revelations is iconic in every way thank you for adding it and its possibly my favourite album of all time

[@RedYoshiGamer2]

Fr amazing album

[@nat4246]

Heyy! Muser, nice profile picture! BHaR is my favorite album!

[@callumiscool576]

@@nat4246 really mine as well

[@christopherbaran6045]

It's definitely my favorite Muse album, Starlight, Map of the Problemetique, and Knights of Cydonia are all perfect songs

[@nat4246]

@@christopherbaran6045 Yess! The whole album is amazing! City of Delusion and Map of the Problematique are so pretty! Every song in the album is incredible.

[@BinaryPill]

Might do the rest later to see where I differ, but from 2000, I'd probably have Sing When You're Winning by Robbie Williams for August 2000 (a huge deal in the UK/Australia), Relationship of Command by At the Drive-In for September 2000, and Since I Left You by The Avalanches in November 2000 which in particular is a no-brainer imo. Hybrid Theory over Kid A is debatable (I think Hybrid Theory is a bit more in the popular consciousness) and the O Brother, Where Art Thou soundtrack for December 2000 is a maybe. Amnesiac's weird in that most sources outside of Wikipedia say it was released in June 2001 (and even Wikipedia's 'list of albums released in 2001' gives it as June). If so, Lateralus by Tool is an easy shoe-in for May 2001 (and if Amnesiac is May 2001, I think it's close). Amnesiac then takes June. August is probably Vespertine over Iowa but it's not a clear-cut choice, October 2001 is also not easy, but I'd probably go Fever by Kylie Minogue over the Ja Rule (again, probably my Ausralianness coming in here). Don't think I can argue for any change for 2002, although part of me wants () by Sigur Ros over the Foo Fighters for October, but I think that can only apply in internet niches. 2003 probably Quebec by Ween over Warren Zevon for August. Don't think there are any others. 2004 has some tough calls. First Confessions by Usher came out the same month as Madvillainy which was clearly bigger at the time and I'd imagine outside of music nerd circles more familiar, but Madvillainy is THE underground rap album so it's a close call. I don't think there's a right or wrong answer. April has Franz Ferdinand's self-titled competing with Modest Mouse. From what I gather, Modest Mouse is more iconic in the US and Franz Ferdinand is more iconic in most other places. June has Hot Fuss by the Killers against the MCR album. I think I'd go Hot Fuss by a hair. October 2004 should realistically probably go to Back to Bedlam by James Blunt but I completely understand why you wouldn't want to go with that. Still Not Gettin' Any by Simple Plan is another huge but derided album from that month. November you go Encore over Mmm Food which is the cult classic vs. more popular but polarizing album but I think I'd also go Encore. January 2005 there's a strong case for The Documentary by The Game over LCD Soundsystem's self-titled, although it's probably a popularity at the time vs. cult status and staying power. February has Silent Alarm by Bloc Party and Frances the Mute by The Mars Volta, and I think I'd take either over a lesser Jennifer Lopez album outside her popularity peak, maybe Wolfmother's self-titled over the Fiona Apple for October (but it was only released in Australia at the time). 2006: Surely Loose by Nelly Furtado over the Three Days Grace album. B'Day by Beyonce seems to be a September release? That leaves August looking very difficult. Maybe Back to Basics by Christina Aguilera for popularity reasons, but you could go maybe Modern Times by Bob Dylan for a more critical darling? Justin Timberlake probably wins September over Beyonce. October has Back to Black by Amy Winehouse competing with The Black Parade which is very difficult to split. Either answer works. 2007: Maybe Good Girl Gone Bad by Rihanna over the Linkin Park and either one of Cross by Justice or Riot! by Paramore over Icky Thump by The White Stripes. Almost certainly Alive 2007 by Daft Punk over the Alicia Keys. 2008: March is difficult. Tempted to go with Mail on Sunday by Flo Rida to be honest, mostly on the strength of Low, but I like the Meshuggah pick, even if it's a bit niche. Crystal Castles' self-titled has a big cult following there too as well as In Ghost Colours by Cut Copy. May maybe We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things.by Jason Miraz over Usher. Also In Silico by Pendulum is a big Drum n Bass album. One of the Boys by Katy Perry appears to be a June release and probably loses to Viva La Vida by Coldplay narrowly. July then is pretty weak but probably goes to Breakout by Miley Cyrus. November is stacked and I think there's a case for both I Am Sasha Fierce by Beyonce or 808s and Heartbreak by Kanye West but Fearless is massive too. I'd lean towards Kanye for its influence. Maybe Oracular Spectacular by MGMT has a case over 19 by Adele too for January. 2009: Not sure if Crack the Skye by Mastodon has a case over Born Like This by MF DOOM, Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix by Pheonix has a case over Relapse by Eminem, maybe The Fame Monster by Lady Gaga over Rated R but that's often considered an EP.

[@joeborda899]

No Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory

[@TheZer0wned]

Cause Kid A came out the same month

[@KingOfWickedKings]

​@@TheZer0wnedHybrid Theory is the biggest rock album of 2000s...

[@itsgenious1817]

@@TheZer0wnedbro how is Radiohead more popular and iconic than linkin park?

[@ethanfowler1752]

⁠@@itsgenious1817cuz Radiohead made creep, and then released The Bends and Ok Computer, at the time grunge was popular, dirty sludgy heavy riffs and harsh vocals started to become all the rage and then you hear Radiohead on the radio out of nowhere and they were basically modern day Pink Floyd at the time

[@ethanfowler1752]

⁠@@itsgenious1817also throughout generations, music taste has been subjective

[@Braka54]

I have been waiting for this for a really long time, thank you for delivering!

[@epicjake354]

Coldplay over turn on the bright lights is insane

[@ThePenguinG]

as a fan of both of those albums, honestly i wouldnt be able to decide which one i would put as best for august 2002. for a long time i've considered arobtth my fav album of all time but totbl is also just so amazing in its instrumentals

[@honeycomblord9384]

I'd choose TotBL since Coldplay already had so many albums, even if it's not as well known

[@ThePenguinG]

@@honeycomblord9384 that's valid

[@happycrimson]

i mean turn on the bright lights is probably better, but parachutes being more iconic is a pretty reasonable take. i guess it depends how you define iconic, though.

[@ThePenguinG]

@@happycrimson it was arobtth that released the same month as totbl, not parachutes

[@neptwo9563]

amnesiac 7 months after kid a is insane

[@Millacks]

well they did basically record them both in the same sessions so recording amnesiac was kinda just finishing off a few songs tho it is definitely kinda crazy to get two full albums worth of material in the time they did

[@neptwo9563]

exactly, and some people love to discredit amnesiac by calling it kid a leftovers but honestly I think it's plain obvious how much amnesiac stands on its own even if they are similar in a few ways. to me it feels like they're like an alter ego of each other and kid a is the cold, aloof counterpart whereas amnesiac is a warmer, albeit more odd version (take dollars and cents for example)

[@tenelum9865]

it could never be on here but how i longed to see D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L by Panchiko on here

[@datuganbros2129]

My Honorable Mention to the 2000s iconic albums would be Bleed American by Jimmy Eat World All We Know, Riot and Brand New Eyes by Paramore How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb by U2

[@errix]

Surely Take This To Your Grave gets a shout?

[@datuganbros2129]

@@errix That also I forgot to put it on the list as well as Under the Cork Tree

[@chrisrj9871]

Evanescence's "Fallen" and Fefe Dobson's ST album were absent in 2003 and those were amazing!

[@SamRiddeli]

I was surprised evanescence was missing too, but then I checked and it came out the same month as Meteora @@chrisrj9871

[@malayanmapper]

gorillaz self titled is not even mentioned, there were multiple iconic songs in it.

[@yobb1n544]

Great picks!

[@gabrielesciortino4514]

August 2001 is vespertine by Bjork.

[@everycloud7144]

Thanks for these. Didn't expect to see Mount Eerie.

[@oscarkez]

I’m a simple man. I see stadium arcadium, i click.

[@CopperfieldBand]

Same 😂

[@Snakeboi424]

Yep 😂

[@dominicsdailyvlogs178]

2000s was still an amazing decade for music, only rock and metal mainly, we had great bands like Linkin Park, Coldplay, Shinedown, Arctic Monkeys, Slipknot, Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, all excellent bands

[@ninjaking2548]

Encore over MM FOOD? What the hell

[@honeycomblord9384]

Probably the most egregious snub in this entire video series.

[@LQM8]

Encore is one of my favourite albums

[@honeycomblord9384]

@@LQM8 It's neat that you love it, but I'd assume that it's a pretty uncommon opinion to have. Seems like most people think it's one of Eminem's worst.

[@ninjaking2548]

@@LQM8 MM FOOD is universally seen as one of the best albums of all time tho

[@NPGLAMB]

Encore is more recognizable worldwide that’s why it’s more iconic for the video

[@ang______]

RHCP ❤

[@catfan5576]

❤ Yes

[@carolaynstewartraitt9954]

WOW hay varios que me encantan y que me han sorprendido para muy bien verlos aquí!!! Rammstein, Slipknot, System Of A Down, Warren Zevon... 🎉🎉 Ojalá me encuentre prontito a Belle and Sebastian en alguno de tus vídeos 😊

[@pengu6021]

Coldplay being over Interpol and Queens of the Stone Age is heresy

[@MrMcMuffinJr1999]

Why?

[@michig10]

Nice compilation! I'll get some ideas for one of my videos...

[@HTV315]

Started with Eminem in 2000 Ended with 21 Pilots in 2009

[@DanSmeed]

I'm over here wanting to see Swedish bands. Most people have no idea how many great bands we have in Sweden. There's so much more than ABBA, Roxette, Europe, a few hits and the pop songwriters. There are many great bands within rock and metal.

[@OHakkinen_]

Didnt expected Duster here

[@David-yk5tq]

My favourites: Madvillainy, Illinois, Sound of Silver

[@therealcashew22]

Standing ovation for the December 2009 pick

[@fettywapsmissingeye]

September 2001 might go to the blueprint. I feel like that’s more iconic than system of a down’s record.

[@fettywapsmissingeye]

@@chrisrj9871 the blueprint actually came out on September 11th. Horrible coincidence

[@honeycomblord9384]

Jane Doe is also up there, arguably the most iconic metalcore record

[@hal0byte]

@@fettywapsmissingeyeI love the strokes changing their track list because “New York city cops ain’t so smart” might not be a great lyric on 9/11 😅😅

[@judejomeara2362]

Jay-Z had AT LEAST 4 iconic albums in the 00's

[@fettywapsmissingeye]

@@judejomeara2362 I’d say he has about 5 iconic albums from the 90s to the 00s.

[@Ghosthanathos]

Is This It ❤

[@a1ternat1v1st]

October 2002, Tough to choose between Foo Fighters and The Libertines' debut album

[@j.c7719]

Libertines any day of the week for more

[@yuramalets499]

meshuggah is here like jumpscare

[@ThatNerdyLesbean]

I’m glad muse are in there ! Also 2006 was a good year for music

[@diegogustavocastro7039]

GOOD JOB !!!!!!!👌👏👏👏👏👏

[@aWILD32hasappeared]

Kid A and the Marshall Mathers LP are masterpieces!

[@SaiSunday]

Wow I was not expecting twenty one pilots on here

[@650Massive]

Best for last, haha

[@kohlersch]

I don’t get how self titled is on here, i feel like on the 2010s list they should’ve maybe put vessel or trench

[@Fanged.Fiend.Reactor]

Personally I would have ended the decade with This Is War by 30 Seconds To Mars over Twenty One Pilots

[@RossBaby91]

How are you gonna not list Britney Spears when she’s literally the best selling female of the 2000s. Surely one of her albums was iconic the month it was released.

[@kevin_lgdc]

THANK YOU ! Definitely

[@armymantv3972]

Ok but who is Norah Jones and why is her album in the Feburary 2002 slot instead of Geogaddi by Boards of Canada??

[@Prodbyjah464]

I’m shocked, gorrillaz (self titled), blueprint by jay z, bjork vespertine, 808’s and heartbreak Kanye, he’ll hath no fury clipse (or any neptunes stuff), bastard Tyler the creator and mm food by mf doom weren’t here.

[@Harry-836]

Good Job!

[@PanchoKB]

June 2001 SHOULD HAVE BEEN ORIGIN OF SYMMENTRY BY MUSE SEPTEMBER 2003 ABSOLUTION JULY 2006 YEAAAHHHHHHHH

[@genistgn853]

My man Hybrid Theory is the greatest album of 2000

[@AMoonShapedPoo]

NO.

[@ruchirab6513]

Lmfao it's not.

[@MrMcMuffinJr1999]

Cough* Parachutes Cough*

[@Simpsonwvae]

My left ear appreciated this video

[@TheManInMeOfficial]

Is the audio only coming out of the left channel for you? I’ve seen someone else comment this so if there’s an error on my part I’m somehow missing, if you could let me know I’d appreciate it.

[@Simpsonwvae]

@@TheManInMeOfficial the sound is louder on the left channel

[@comicreaper7139]

10:36 song name pls? Edit: got the name, it's called crystalized for anyone who wants it

[@Thisisthebestofthedecade]

8:34 ok this is the best album of the decade

[@petarpetar]

Oh my God YES My favourite album ever 10/10

[@petarpetar]

I wouldn't put All I Need in a video

[@chomikboks]

madvillainy tops

[@sisumara]

can't disagree with that

[@Fanged.Fiend.Reactor]

Hard disagree personally I think it tied with Funeral as the most overrated album of the century

[@000-z6r2u]

Fun fact: At the end of the 2000s, Billboard voted Invincible as the album of the decade

[@ricardoediza2690]

Maybe MJ did something impactful at the end of the decade

[@ramanmouchan8244]

It's a shame to skip Deathconciousness in January 2008, with all respect to Adele

[@flacopato]

where is Brand New eyes de of paramore?

[@Peeh_Souza]

5:10 Funeral - Arcade Fire?

[@ENGlishJELLo-yk7up]

Here comes alot of pop and rap music!

[@JeoffreyZzz]

And rock music? Are you blind?

[@LeoCarmichael-pl3rc]

How did Songs for the Deaf not make 2002?

[@rudohk]

June 2006 is wrong, should by Loose by Nelly Furtado.

[@MrMenLittleMissAndFriendsShow]

October 2001 - Invincible, Michael Jackson

[@jaredtm4493]

Albums that I have on vinyl. I have 4 songs from this album on a compilation album I have. 5:09 1: 9:34 Also, I would have rather had more country albums in this video.

[@senorwaka7859]

honey wake up the man in me posted

[@RobotDiamond682]

Most Iconic Album Released Every Month of the 201st Decade (January 2001-December 2010) (ft. 200th Decade)

[@mr.noride7226]

Is Kid A really more popular than Hybrid Theory? I could see the argument of Kid A being the better album released that month, but I don’t think it’s more iconic.

[@Fanged.Fiend.Reactor]

Kid A is more critically acclaimed but Hybrid Theory wins the popularity vote IMO. Both are great albums tho!

[@LuffyVegano]

Please, do the 2010's decade 🙏🥺

[@TheManInMeOfficial]

Will drop next Friday (ideally)

[@itmightbe]

The return of the king

[@GrantVanderKlipp]

I did NOT think twenty one pilots self titled would be on there…. So happy about that pick regardless of its lack of commercial success.

[@nicolas.grisanti]

No Lateralus and Songs for the deaf...

[@connorrivers995]

Was there really no better album for November of 2004 then Eminem's "Encore"? Seriously? The one that even Eminem considers one of the worst albums he ever made? The one with "Just Lose It" on it?

[@lewisnufc659]

Yeah MM... Food was literally released that same month

[@A_Fabulous_Killjoy]

Bro Encore is such a banger, what do you mean? It’s got like, Mockingbird and stuff on it.

[@connorrivers995]

@@A_Fabulous_Killjoy I don't begrudge people that like this album, but I don't think this is the most iconic album of November 2004, especially since Ludacris's "The Red Light District", Snoop Dogg's "R&G: The Masterpiece", Gwen Stefani's "Love. Angel. Music. Baby." and Nas's "Street's Disciple" was released the same month. And I'm sorry, but Mockingbird doesn't hold a candle to Get Back. That's a banger that will stand the test of time. And who doesn't like to Drop It Like It's Hot.

[@theseer5]

it really should have gone to MM..FOOD

[@cyberlegend7623]

My left ear really enjoyed this video

[@jady6180]

october 2000-hybrid theory by linkin park june 2002-let go by avril lavigne march 2003-fallen by evanescence january 2004-breakaway by kelly clarkson may 2004-under my skin by avril lavigne november 2004-love angel music baby by gwen stefani november 2005-some hearts by carrie underwood june 2006-loose by nelly furtado april 2007-the best damn thing by avril lavigne june 2007-riot! by paramore june 2009-the e.n.d. by black eyed peas september 2009-brand new eyes by paramore any britney spears album

[@ace4809]

Terrible picks.

[@Atreyx]

No have a new life “Deathconsciousness”

[@epilogue1436]

I just skip the video to the albums I know, lol

[@manumanu19122]

me too lo

[@chrisrj9871]

OK so, what month did the late 90s end musically, and which month did the early 2010s begin musically? I'd pretty much have to say the 2000s officially got their sound in maybe November 2002, then got some 2010s electro-pop in 2006 and some softer "swooshier" (worst non-word ever) indie-pop sounds in 2008. January 2008 gave us ADELE, Feb 2008 gave us Beach House which led to some 2010s indie sounds. Full 2000s sounds: 2002-2007. Although 90s Gen-X would say "the true 90s sounds were 1992-1996 (the boy band thing sucked)". Anyway, 21st century decades never really get a discussion on these things like best/worst year and it makes me curious.

[@Weed-Bat]

Early 2000s were good years for Rap and Metal

[@Yellowdart11]

I'm assuming these picks are based on personal preference? Or is there data behind it?

[@ElSerj89]

Meshugga's Obzen is the best in March 2008? LOOOOOOOOL 😂 Well, OK, I heard "Bleed" somewhere a couple of times, but "The Odd Couple" by Gnarls Barkley just dominated then, IMHO. Honourable mentions: Duffy with Rockferry ("Mercy" was a real earworm) or Pretty Odd by P!ATD...

[@honeycomblord9384]

obZen is freaking awesome, idk what you're talking about

[@BObbert179]

obZen literally created an entire genre lmao

[@honeycomblord9384]

@@BObbert179 I was under the impression that "Nothing" was the first djent album, while "obZen" only popularized the genre.

[@BObbert179]

@@honeycomblord9384 yes, my mistake. Nothing and maybe chaosphere were the first djent albums, but obZen definitely played a role in the creation of the genre to begin with.

[@militaryevents107]

elliott smith!!!!

[@galifettetv1238]

A pure genius

[@alehecabanany718]

5:42 i was born in march 2005 :D

[@guilima3097]

Songs about Jane is great and the first and last time Maroon 5 did good music all around that wasn’t generic radio pop, yet I think Let Go by Avril Lavigne was/is more iconic and popular

[@Phoenix-kj5hb]

2000 kid a radiohead 2001 Is this it the strokes 2002 the eminem show eminem 2003 elephant the white stripes 2004 Madvilainny Mf doom 2005 Late registration Ye 2006 Black holes and revelations Muse 2007 in rainbows radiohead 2008 third portishead 2009 man on the moon The best album of decade is in rainbows

[@lxk_503]

8:54 I was born on this month and this is one of my favorites tho

[@Gerd831]

For May 2009, I would say Green Day’s 21st Century Breakdown over the Eminem album

[@taha2472]

It ain't about what's better, iconic means bigger

[@hadrianadrian]

Neither Blink-182's TOYPAJ or Untitled? EOTS released 1999 so it doesn't count, but still

[@briansays2286]

8 keepers⚡

[@leodahan8076]

You didn't like First Impressions of Earth or Humbug ? Or Hail to the thief ?

[@Ultamik3y]

I really enjoy the more indie representation

[@Godless-Being]

Linkin park imo had the best iconic albums (hybrid theory Meteora minutes to midnight etc…) specially the first three

[@Historiananic]

im a little sad to see demon dayz over mezmerize on may 2005, but i would say that demon dayz is more iconic.

[@aurelmaysonnave9262]

Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix,2009 (Phoenix)

[@fabriziodavilaalva2.074]

Asu... ¡¡que tal regalo de Cumpleaños!!

[@Asmallcorneroftheinternet]

The 00s was the last good decade for rock music. Good list, man, I didn't want to pressure you to make this. I'm glad you came through.

[@ricardonb6375]

Speaking of rock, there's a lack of Limp Bizkit, Korn, Puddle of Mudd, and Mudvayne.

[@Asmallcorneroftheinternet]

@@ricardonb6375 Korn, yes, the rest. (Pukes)

[@ricardonb6375]

@@Asmallcorneroftheinternet Okay, I hear you. Counter point, My Way was used for Wrestlemania X-Seven's theme.

[@Asmallcorneroftheinternet]

@@ricardonb6375 Counterpoint, Rollin' was played more on the radio than any My Chemical Romance song.

[@ricardonb6375]

@@Asmallcorneroftheinternet Touche

[@inphllps2416]

OutKast - Stankonia (October 2000) ? Aaliyah - Aaliyah (July 2001) ? Jay Z - The Blueprint (September 2001) ? Ashanti - Ashanti (April 2002) ? USHER - CONFESSIONS! (March 2004) ? Ciara - Goodies (September 2004) ? T-Pain - Epiphany (June 2007) ? Lil Wayne - Tha Carter III (June 2008) ?

[@lisalegato0109]

Hybrid Theory, Holy Wood, White Pony

[@NPGLAMB]

Back when every month a good album came out instead of waiting for “album seasons “

[@misterb1897]

Forget about some of these.

[@ahmadalqaisi3547]

Bjork- vespertine?

[@mianonna4704]

i was asking myself the same thing actually

[@LuizVitor]

How can Bjork appear with medulla here but not in the 90's video? :0

[@tobyhellewell5981]

September 2008 - Only By The Night, Kings of Leon…cmon

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2002 - Audioslave

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disrespect blink182

[@TheFTiguess]

september 2004 and may 2005 🥶

[@burger173.]

true

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can’t believe funeral didn’t make it