Read NPR's "50 Most Influential Records of the Decade" here.

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Amazon has published their lists for their favorite albums of the year. What do you think?

NPR released a list of its 50 favorite albums of 2010.

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AOL Radio has posted a list of the '100 Worst Songs Ever.'

Spin magazine's 20 best songs of summer list can be read here.

Read A.V. Club's list of 28 gleeful breakup songs here.

Pitchfork released a list of the top 50 music videos of the 90s. What did they leave off?

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AOL Radio posted a list of the 10 Worst Album Covers of 2010 (So Far).

Paste has picked its 10 best songs by the Ramones. What do you think?

Amazon has picked its best music of 2010 so far. Look for our mid-year lists in a month or so.

Paste has posted its list of 25 albums they are looking forward to this summer.

Head over to Paste to see a list of Slash's Top 10 Guitar Riffs of All Time.

The war is still raging. The music industry of the old is fucked, and they've been since the beginning of the decade. Oh, the glorious .mp3. But, somewhat miraculously, good music manages to wiggle through the corporate bullshit and desperate measures. There are self-released forces of nature, new bands with mind-blowing masterpieces, and an off-the-main-path Internet community that grows bigger with each messageboard post. This decade was ours for the taking, and we took it.

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It wouldn't be the end of 2009 unless AbsolutePunk posted its End of the Year lists, now would it? You're right, it wouldn't. Now live for your critiquing pleasure, here is our mass collection of band and industry EOTY lists. Also in the bunch are our personal lists and the Staff Compiled Top 30 Albums of 2009. And the Album of the Year goes to...

Paste has posted its Top 25 Albums of 2009.

Billboard have posted their list of the best chart-performing artists of the decade.

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James Montgomery has issued his list of the top 25 songs of 2009.

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We're still collecting for our band and business folk End of the Year Lists. Bands, labels, publicists, managers and so on, email eoty@absolutepunk.net if you'd like to get in on the action. You can see our lists from 2008 for examples.

It's that time of year: End of the Year Lists. Calling all bands, labels, managers and publicists - send us a list of your bands' and your favorite albums of 2009, and we'll add it to our annual collection of industry and musicians best-ofs. You can shoot emails to julia.conny@absolutepunk.net. But for now, let us reminisce about 2008 and 2007.

Paste Magazine has a list of their favorite records of the decade here. Good or bad list?

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Paste has a feature with 10 killer rock photos from the upcoming book Who Shot Rock & Roll, with exclusive commentary from the book's editor.

Gigwise has posted another list chronicling the "Worst Albums of the 2000's." Can't we celebrate the good instead?

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Brian Cook (These Arms Are Snakes, Russian Circles, Botch) recently spoke with Indiepit, and gave a list of his top 500 songs of the past decade, with introduction.

10 Bands That Prove Emo Wasn't Always for the Hot Topic Tween Set. Thoughts?

Well we all posted our mid-year Top 10 lists here, and now MTV's James Montgomery has posted his.

Amazon has named its 100 Best Indie Rock Albums of All Time. Agree or disagree with their picks?

IGN has posted a list of the top 10 great punk drummers. Agree or disagree?

In all the hoopla last night you may have missed the actual Grammy Awards. Well, here's a list of the winners.

Amazon MP3 has named its 100 Best Debut Albums of All Time. Agree or disagree?

Having listened to over 1,500 albums last year, does an Atlanta-based tax accountant have the most comprehensive end of the year list out there?