Favourite album of every year of my life:-

71 - Who's Next
72 - Ziggy Stardust
73 - New York Dolls
74 - Bridge of Sighs - Robin Trower
75 - Blood on the Tracks
76 - Metallic K.O.
77 - The Beach Boys Love You
78 - Third/Sisters Lovers
79 - Survival - Marley
80 - Black Sea - XTC
81 - Flowers of Romance - PiL
82 - Happy Families - Blancmange
83 - The Art of Falling Apart - Soft Cell
84 - Dreamtime - The Cult
85 - How to be a Zillionaire - ABC
86 - Candy Apple Grey
87 - Frank's Wild Years - Tom Waits
88 - Instinct - Iggy Pop
89 - Oh Mercy!
90 - Romantic? - The Human League
91 - Loveless
92 - Rage Against the Machine
93 - Enter the Wu Tang
94 - Mellow Gold - Beck
95 - Alien Lanes- GBV
96 - Venus Isle - Eric Johnson
97 - Dig Your Own Hole - Chemical Brothers
98 - End Hits - Fugazi
99 - 14.59 - Sugar Ray
00 - Hybrid Theory - Linkin Park
01 - Faye Wong - Faye Wong
02 - Release - Pet Shop Boys
03 - The Power to Believe - King Crimson
04 - Absolution - Muse
05 - Bleed Like Me - Garbage
06 - At war with the mystics - Laming Flips
07 - Memory almost full - Macca
08 - Death Magnetic - Metallica
09 - Monoliths & Dimensions - Sunn O)))
10 - don't have any

Hendrix - Valleys of Neptune

Got this two days ago and I'm liking it better than "South Saturn Delta", the last release of "new" material. For one thing, there's no half-assed uncompleted demo (Angel), no crap studio version of a blistering live song (The Stars that Play with Laughing Sam's Dice) nor are the best songs lengthy instrumentals (Pali Gap et al). I do have to say that the cover of "Sunshine of Your Love" needs some vocals. "Ships Passing through the Night" is an early version of "Night Bird Flying" and is pretty alright. The other new songs are good. The alternate versions of "Stone Free", "Fire" and "Red House" are also pretty okay, and aren't half-completed versions. "Haer My Train A-Coming" has me longing for applause cos the live version's the one I'm familiar with. B+

Gorillaz - Plastic Beach

This is good. I only didn't like Snoop Dogg's appearance. Love the Lou Reed song. The Mark E. Smith appearance is superfluous, he only cites two sentences at the most. And also they've mostly shed their pop star pretensions and came up wih a more valid artistic statement. Granted the songs aren't half as catchy as on "Demon Days", but that's not essentially a bad thing. Fuckin' A!