Top 10 albums since the beginning of the new millennium

Zare said:
Jesus fucking Christ
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I would definitely take the last two Kendrick Lamar albums over Tyranny of Souls (the latter of which wouldn’t make any top ten, except maybe a Bruce top ten).
 
ToS is an awesome record. That said, Kendrick is a very strong rapper and I can see why some would prefer his stuff. Now Nickelback on the other hand....
 
I like about half of Tyranny of Souls, although it rarely reaches the heights of the previous two solo albums. It’s enjoyable but quite clearly a side project compared to something that Bruce put all of his focus and energy into.
 
Some borderline contenders to my list:
  • Killing Joke - Absolute Dissent
  • God Is An Astronaut - Age of The Fifth Sun
  • Devin Townsend - Addicted & Epicloud
  • Gojira - L'Enfant Sauvage & From Mars To Sirius
  • Mastodon - Leviathan & Blood Mountain
  • Neurosis - A Sun That Never Sets
  • The Prodigy - No Tourists
  • Primordial - To The Nameless Dead
  • Samael - Above
  • The Haunted - rEVOLVEr
  • Iron Maiden - A Matter Of Life And Death
  • Ihsahn - Amr
  • Process Of Guilt - Erosion
  • Mundo Cão - Mundo Cão
  • Cult Of Luna - Eternal Kingdom & Mariner
  • Peter Murphy - Dust
  • Rosetta - Quintissential Epherma
  • Tool - Fear Inoculum
 
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Zare said:
Apparently, even Maiden fans prefer some rapper over Bruce's solo records.
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Well, TOS is a great album. A bit far from my favorites but nevertheless I enjoy it tons. That being said (and regarding I really enjoy all time Rap classics like House Of Pain's Same As It Ever Was, Public Enemy's Apocalypse 91 or Beastie Boy's Ill Communication) I can name you a recent album on the said genre that IMO is on the same quality level of TOS: Martyr Loser King by Saul Williams. But then again... although being Rap is millions of miles away from the Kendrick Lammars of this world (content and sound like).
 
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karljant said:
Well, TOS is a great album. A bit far from my favorites but nevertheless I enjoy it tons. That being said (and regarding I really enjoy all time Rap classics like House Of Pain's Same As It Ever Was, Public Enemy's Apocalypse 91 or Beastie Boy's Ill Communication) I can name you a recent album on the said genre that IMO is on the same quality level of TOS: Martyr Loser King by Saul Williams. But then again... although being Rap is millions of miles away from the Kendrick Lammars of this world (content and sound like).
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Don't worry I love Beastie Boys, Check Your Head is my fav, and Public Enemy, and the rest of the original old school, but none of it is 21st century.
I wouldn't bat an eye if someone put Licence to Ill in the best 1980s album list.
 
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