Low is too low on the list no pun intended wtf

tf is red doing way above 1989

he's generic but he and his team pull from 70s rock all the time in his sound, songs and how they present him

Nwts deserves to be on there

i bet every 60s 70s album they had was better than fine line tho lol

that era does deserve to be put on a pedestal for guitar and singer-songwriter music imo, especially by rolling stone. it make sense, the iconic legacy they built in that era is the only thing keeping them relevant in 2020

Agreed. 4 years later and no one really talks about the last one nearly as much as I thought they would when it first came out and I'm not sure why

Haven’t heard much from him but I can see that.

Pandering to a new audience that’s why

I feel you,no one really discusses Lauryn like that now but she’s definitely respected. MOLH doesn’t deserve Top 10,it’s a classic but it’s not a landmark in Hip Hop at all.

Hounds of Love needs to be top 20 at the very least though

also, OP took out a lot of the more interesting choices on the list. there's still a heavy lack of jazz and folk music though, including some other genres. it's definitely skewed towards rap and pop.

True but I do believe it’s their best album, was in my top 3 from last decade.

they should put it on instead of iyrtitl and probably tc too

Nice to see Plastic Ono Band in the top 100

Where tf is Speak Now if they're throwing Taylor on there

Then they placed Beyonces self titled a few spots over it

Highest albums released this century:

1. Kanye West, 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy'
2. Kendrick Lamar, 'To Pimp a Butterfly'
3. Radiohead, 'Kid A'
4. D’Angelo, 'Voodoo'
5. Beyoncé, 'Lemonade'
6. Amy Winehouse, 'Back to Black'
7. Jay-Z, 'The Blueprint'
8. OutKast, 'Stankonia'
9. Kanye West, 'The College Dropout'
10. Frank Ocean, 'Blonde'
11. Beyoncé, 'Beyoncé'
12. Drake, 'Take Care'
13. Taylor Swift, 'Red'
14. The Strokes, 'Is This It'
15. Kendrick Lamar, 'good kid, m.A.A.d city'
16. Kanye West, 'Late Registration'
17. Adele, '21'
18. Eminem, 'The Marshall Mathers LP'
19. Frank Ocean, 'Channel Orange'
20. Jay-Z, 'The Black Album'

Yea I can definitely see that but at least this means hip hop albums finally getting the recognition like they should

"It is hard now to separate Thriller from its commercial stature (Number One for 37 weeks, 33 million copies sold), the nightmarish tabloid celebrity that led to Jackson’s death, and the horrific revelations about him that have surfaced in recent years. But there was a time when we only knew Jackson as the King of Pop. This is it."

ight naw fr f*** who ever wrote this article bro

Yeah "they" didn't pick these albums, just brought in some famous zoomers to list 50 of the 100 albums they've heard and the result is hot trash

what is the obsession with them and beyonce on this list lol

out of female albums from the 2000s and 2010s they have her over amy and m.i.a. too

bet they white

Wait a minute,Outkast-Aquemini was like #497 on the last list but now it’s #49? That’s a huge difference.

all these things are true tho lol

maybe they should just focus on the music, but those things are still true. and his image is more complicated now than it was in the 80s