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What`s everyone elses top albums this year ?

IN NO ORDER

Vitalic - Ok Cowboy
Jeff Mills & Montpellier Philarmonic Orchestra - Blue Potential
Gnarls Barkley - St Elsewhere
Basement Jaxx - Crazy Itch Radio
Krafty Kuts - Freakshow
Dj Shadow - The Outsider
V.A. Lifted001 - The Prologue EP
anything NOISIA, Evol Intent, Current Value
DJ Fresh - Escape From Planet Monday
Freestylers - Adventures In Freestyle
Trentemøller - The Last Resort
UNKLE - Self Defence
Massive Attack - Collected

and one for 2007 - LCD Soundsystem - Sound Of Silver

Again, not really in any order:

Faithless - T.A.N.A.
UNKLE - Self Defence
Zero 7 - The Garden
Krazy Kuts - Freakshow
Oakenfold - Lively Mind
Freestylers - Adventures...
Stanton`s FabricLive
Girl Talk - Night Ripper
Gnarls Barkley - St. Elsewhere.

I`m pretty sure there`s some I`ve forgotten about atm.

Freestylers - Adventures In Freestyle
Moby - The Best Of
Chemical Brothers - Electronic Battle Weapon 9
Liam Prodigy - Back to Mine
Krafty Kuts - Freakshow
Massive Attack - Collected

I wouldn't consider Wake the Fuck Up a complete album.

It's not a good release for Liam anyway. It could've been much better in my opinion. More variation, lyrics on top, better use of the samples (too obvious 'n all that). It sounds unfinished to me, unpolished. Sorry for bitching but if he releases this type of tracks, he shouldn't release them at all. 2007 holds a lot of hope. A LOT.

Liam Howlett-Back 2 Mine!!!!

Definitely Charles Barkley!

Charles Barkley?



HAHA, jk. I know you mean Gnarles Barkley.

The BEST Electronic Albums of 2006 for me has to be Bt's 'This Binary Universe'.

After 'TBU' comes Basement Jaxx's 'Crazy Itch Radio' and The Stanton Warriors Fabric Live album.

No. I really mean Charles Barkley. But i found explanation of this on net:

"Many people believed that the name Gnarls Barkley is a play on words of the name of former NBA basketball player Charles Barkley. In fact, many radio listeners first misheard the name of the band as "Charles Barkley." But there is no relationship between the two. In the June 18, 2006 New York Times Magazine Burton explains the name came from friends, "making up fictional celebrity names like Prince Gnarls and Bob Gnarley." When someone came up with Gnarls Barkley, Burton wrote it down."