NME's 25 Best Albums Of The Decade

Some really good albums in there so far, but as with all lists they're always subjective to different peoples tastes and views, I can only comment on the albums I've listened to and own.

I personally own around a third of that list (below), for me some of them are sublime right from 25 through to number 1.

25. Queens Of The Stone Age - 'Like Clockwork' (2013)
23. Foals - 'Holy Fire' (2013)
13. Arctic Monkeys - 'Suck It And See' (2011)
12. Daft Punk - 'Random Access Memories' (2013)
9. Arcade Fire - 'The Suburbs' (2010)
4. Tame Impala - 'Lonerism' (2012)
3. PJ Harvey - 'Let England Shake' (2011)
1. Arctic Monkeys - 'AM' (2013)

Could I pick an ultimate favorite or even a top 3 out of that lot, not a chance, but what I can tell you is most of those records on that list have come close to having the grooves worn out on my vinyl copies and most still get regular airplay.

If it is an NME rating, you can bet you will get LCD Soundsystem, Vampire Wekend, Metronomy and PJ Harvey there. With all respect to all those bands, there are not "top 25" and maybe not even "top 100" material. It is like NME are completely blind for some genres, and are stuck in radio-friendly kind of stuff.
From the top of my head - some albums that deserve to be in top 25 albums (besides Kasabian and Prodigy), max one per band:

- Les Discrets - Ariettes Oubliees
- Mogwai - Rave Tapes
- Pink Floyd - The Endless River
- Steven Wilson - Hand.Cannot.Erase.
- Noel Gallagher - {choose one of two albums you like}
- The National - Trouble Will Find Me
- Marco Minnemann - EEPS
- Marsmobil - Black Album
- Serj Tankian - Harakiri
- Earthless - From the Ages
- Crippled Black Phoenix - (Mankind) The Crafty Ape
- Guapo - History Of The Visitation
- The Pretty Reckless - Going To Hell
- Foo Fighters - Wasting Lights
- Elephant Stone - Elephant Stone
- Public Service Broadcasting - Inform - Educate - Entertain
- Pg.lost - Key
- The Black Keys - El Camino
- Tycho - Awake
- He Is Legend - Heavy Fruit
- Thomas Giles - Modern Noise
- Alcest - Les Voyages de l'Âme
- Motorama - Alps
- Fuck Buttons - Slow Focus
- Architects - Lost Forever // Lost Together
- UNKLE - Where Did the Night Fall
- Psycho Tree - Black January
- Nigel Stanford - Solar Echoes
- Neil Young - Psychedelic Pill
- Robert Plant - lullaby and... The Ceasless Roar
- God is an Astronaut - Age Of The Fifth Sun
- Carpenter Brut - Carpenter Brut
- Mark Lanegan Band - Phantom Radio
- Skunk Anansie - Wonderlustre
- O Emperor - Hither Thither
- Juno Reactor - The Golden Sun Of The Great East
- Woods - With Light and With Love
- Hanni El Khatib - Head in the Dirt
- Fink - Hard Believer
- Brian Eno & Karl Hyde - Someday World
- The British Bulldogs - Devils Golf Course

Anybody more suggestions? Please share.

Two St. Vincent? I saw her support The National last year, she's talented and very nice to look at but her music is just so blah to me. There are a lot of fads in that list I think.