LSU Herder

1. NAS
2. Ghostface Killah
3-5. way below the top two, so don't care to try

Nico These Days

well that is a tough one but...

10. The Mountain Goats - Transcendental Youth
9. Jeff Rosenstock - I Look Like shite
8. Alex G - Rules
7. Titus Andronicus - Local Business
6. Hammock - Departure Songs
5. Alex G - Trick
4. Waxahatchee - American Weekend
3. The Smith Street Band - Science and Technology
2. Swearin' - Swearin'
1. Hop Along - Get Disowned

Hey guys did you hear a band made one good album about the life and death of Anne Frank. It is absolutely the most powerful album ever written, pay no attention to that other album. On Avery Island was just some goofy mistake jajaja. NEUTRAL MILK HOTEL GREATEST BAND TO EVER EXIST!!!!!!!

Clearly you know nothing about Garage Rock or what Jay Reatard even meant by saying that. He said that because his music blew everything that was considered Garage Rock at the time out of the water. And that was in 2009 after he started turning more towards an indy pop phase.

And when I was 18 I loved Modest Mouse, Pavement, and almost everything that came out of the Elephant 6 collaboration. I still respect the hell out of those bands (btw if you are trying to say Neutral Milk Hotel is the best band that came out of Elephant Six you would be wrong, Beulah was much better).

After losing Barrett Jones and DJ Fluker, that is a pretty big loss for that program. However, I'm sure Bama will be just fine.

Doesn't know what low fidelity is, doesn't like twee, thinks Cloud Nothings is in the same ball park as Fugazi, listens to new music but not all new music (because his ears can't handle it?), thinks Jay Reatard isn't relevant because he is dead, etc, etc, etc.

Why in the hell should anyone take your advice about music?

Oh and thanks for explaining to me how the list works, because my original comment didn't say "everyone" right? Remember you are the one who responded...

Sorry if I was a little offended at the list and your explanation behind it, but I really hate how people view music now. Especially, when people say things like "lo-fi" as a genre, which it is not. Most if not all of the bands you listed recorded their albums in studios, which by definition is not low fidelity.

Mention bands like Jay Reatard and Johnny Hobo and then you find yourself emerged in the sounds of almost "no-fi".

You say you don't connect with the newer stuff yet you post a list of the "best albums of 2012". I mean you seem to have some musical taste, but get real and take a second look at that list. 2012 was an unbelievable year for music, try listening to more than just what is played over the radio.

Is he that guy who does some song for american football preshow thing?

I don't believe his daddy ever had to stoop so low...

Oh since your taste in music is so "hardcore" then I guess you should probably agree that Waxahatchee's American Weekend, The Smith Street Band's Science and Technology, and Hop Along's Get Disowned should be on that list before any other band you could think of...

Oh wait I forgot this is the guy who thinks Cloud Nothings is on par with Fugazi, you are retarded...

Which bring up another point, you say you like lo-fi... Name some bands that you think are "lo-fi"