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Best Rock Album - 2003?

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  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,137
    Absolution - MUSE

    Thief.
    Great album. Listened to it a lot in the cab of a John Deer tractor when I was working on an organic farm in Virginia. Those all day hay mowing/baling runs were boring ass days. Almost as fun as stacking cans for a living.
    FML

    Good album. Myxamatosis is one of my favorite songs, but there are better Radiohead albums. OK Computer and In Rainbows are better.
  • theknowledge
    theknowledge Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 5,634 Founders Club
    Hail to the Chief - Radiohead

    Thief.
    Great album. Listened to it a lot in the cab of a John Deer tractor when I was working on an organic farm in Virginia. Those all day hay mowing/baling runs were boring ass days. Almost as fun as stacking cans for a living.
    FML

    Good album. Myxamatosis is one of my favorite songs, but there are better Radiohead albums. OK Computer and In Rainbows are better.
    This is true. Shows the greatness of Radiohead.
  • whlinder
    whlinder Member Posts: 5,271
    Absolution - MUSE
    I forgot that Death Cab For Cutie's Transatlanticism was this year. Still would take Muse.
    2005 will be a different story with Plans.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839
    Absolution - MUSE
    whlinder said:

    I forgot that Death Cab For Cutie's Transatlanticism was this year. Still would take Muse.
    2005 will be a different story with Plans.

    It was on the original list of 15, I thought for sure starting out that it would make the cut.
  • Joey
    Joey Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 7,265 Founders Club
    FO former Wam freeloader, it's clearly Janet Reno

    Criminally underrated album
  • guntlove
    guntlove Member Posts: 784
    This is a CROWDED field... and with all love and respect to The Bully, there are a few glaring omissions, imho.

    Of the options presented... its hard for me to decide between Fever to tell, Room on Fire, and Elephant. Hail to the thief was also a doozy.

    But the Rapture record that year, Echos, was a fucking banger.... and House of jealous lovers is simply one of the best songs of that, or any other decade. Nuff said on that.

    My Morning Jacket's album, It Still Moves, is fucking amazing... and any 2003 list is incomplete without it.

    Also, Shutes Too Narrow, while not as spectacular as the first Shins record, was still a wingdinger.

    gunt.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839
    Absolution - MUSE
    guntlove said:

    This is a CROWDED field... and with all love and respect to The Bully, there are a few glaring omissions, imho.

    Of the options presented... its hard for me to decide between Fever to tell, Room on Fire, and Elephant. Hail to the thief was also a doozy.

    But the Rapture record that year, Echos, was a fucking banger.... and House of jealous lovers is simply one of the best songs of that, or any other decade. Nuff said on that.

    My Morning Jacket's album, It Still Moves, is fucking amazing... and any 2003 list is incomplete without it.

    Also, Shutes Too Narrow, while not as spectacular as the first Shins record, was still a wingdinger.

    gunt.

    Wanted to include MMJ and the Shins, couldn't find room.

    Not sure I've ever been blessed to listen to the Rapture.

    I'll check them out.
  • guntlove
    guntlove Member Posts: 784
    dnc said:

    guntlove said:

    This is a CROWDED field... and with all love and respect to The Bully, there are a few glaring omissions, imho.

    Of the options presented... its hard for me to decide between Fever to tell, Room on Fire, and Elephant. Hail to the thief was also a doozy.

    But the Rapture record that year, Echos, was a fucking banger.... and House of jealous lovers is simply one of the best songs of that, or any other decade. Nuff said on that.

    My Morning Jacket's album, It Still Moves, is fucking amazing... and any 2003 list is incomplete without it.

    Also, Shutes Too Narrow, while not as spectacular as the first Shins record, was still a wingdinger.

    gunt.

    Wanted to include MMJ and the Shins, couldn't find room.

    Not sure I've ever been blessed to listen to the Rapture.

    I'll check them out.
    They're not everyone's cup of tea, @dnc. They made that sort of electro-dance-punk stuff... it can be a bit screamy and severe for some folks, but I loved it for whatever reason. Anyhooo, these *poles are great.... good chit, amigo.

    gunt.