You forgot one! "Oblivion" is intended to be a semi-sequel to "2001: A Space Odyssey."

You are SORELY missing Boards of Canada's outstanding "Tomorrow's Harvest," not to mention Nine Inch Nails' superlative "Hesitation Marks." But points for putting Paramore on here, which was richly deserved.

Thank you, that was driving me nuts.

Okay, am I NUTS or are there only 18 albums here? What am I missing?

"Your music is bad and you should feel bad" is probably the funniest single line Futurama's history.

I'm not sure the article made a compelling case that the Simpsons ever rebounded. The season 8 thing was more like a moment when everyone wondered "will the show start to decline?" but it didn't. Once the Simpsons DID start to decline, it never picked back up.

How does this get ONLY a C-? Low Ds at least, come on.

All of 'em!…All of 'em!

Pyramids is good, I grant you, ditto for Thinkin Bout You, which is flat-out great. Lost is also good.

THANK you. Channel Orange is certainly a fun listen, but it has a fair amount of filler, and even its best songs have surprisingly one-dimensional, flat-footed lyrics. I think this is an example of people liking the idea of a musician a little more than the reality of the musician.

Great choices but you left out one of my favorites. The Jonathan Demme remake of The Manchurian Candidate: "Everything is Under Control."

Great choices but you left out one of my favorites. The Jonathan Demme remake of The Manchurian Candidate: "Everything is Under Control."

Legendary
I can't speak to how good or bad this album is empirically. All I know is it's one my favorite artistic experiences, ever. Period. It speaks to me every time.