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>10. Wilco, ‘Impossible Germany’
>9. Arctic Monkeys, ‘I Bet You Look Good on the
>8. Jay-Z, ’99 Problems’
>7. The Strokes, ‘Last Nite’
>6. Phoebe Bridgers, ‘I Know the End’
>5. Radiohead, ‘The National Anthem’
>4. Olivia Rodrigo, ‘Good 4 U’
>3. The Killers, ‘Mr. Brightside’
>2. The White Stripes, ‘Seven Nation Army’
>1. Yeah Yeah Yeahs, ‘Maps’
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/best-rock-songs-of-the-21st-century-1235634033/
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>>131977195
I've only heard one of those songs lol...and thats cuz they play at stadiums
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Taylor Swift at number 33 lol
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>>131977195
No Black Lips no listen
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>>131977195
>8. Jay-Z, ’99 Problems’
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>>131977304
probably just included to make the other songs that shouldn't be there look less offensive in comparison... or maybe it was just because Rolling Stone is staffed solely by jews and fags
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I wonder what the criteria for this are because clearly actually being rock, historical significane or musicality arent it.
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>>131977195
what's your top 10, /mu/?
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>>131977195
>Jay-Z
>Olivia Rodrigo
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>>131977454
1. The Darkness, 'I Believe in a Thing Called Love'
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>>131977195
Pitchfork-tier garbage
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>>131977454
the tracklist of Deloused in the Comatorium
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>>131977195
REMEMBER WHEN SHE DID THE LITTLE CRYING THING IN THE VIDEO

YES, THAT IS BETTER THAN ENTIRE STADIUMS SINGING THE SONG!

ONE TEAR
ONE TEAR SAVED THE WORLD FROM GEORGE W BUSH!
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>>131977195
>Jay-Z
wtf
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As usual, either a negro or a foid at the top
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>>131977195
>i am hipster, and this is faggot
>also, here are (((sponsored))) picks
>t. magazine of music
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>>131977195
>>1. Yeah Yeah Yeahs, ‘Maps’
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>>131977195
Embarrassing
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>>131977195
>a newish song by olivia rodrigo at number 4
>phoebe bridgers song at number 6
wow what a list! this century really has some great music and produced some all time legends!!
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I like Maps but there's absolutely no fucking way that's the best rock song of the century.
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>SOMEBODY TOLD MEH
>YOU HAD A BOYFRIEND
>WHO LOOKED LIKE A GIRLFRIEND
>THAT I HAD IN FEBRUARY OF LAST YEAR
>IT'S NOT CONFIDENTIAL
>I-I'VE GOT POTENTIAL
>A-RUSHIN', A-RUSHIN' AROUND
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For me it's Blitzkrieg Bop
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>>131977195
That's not even the best Wilco song, should be I'm Trying to Break Your Heart or Jesus Etc
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>>131977195
If you wanna put some girl put pj Harvey this is love or sleater kinney jumpers not fucking Olivia rodrigo (Pop) or the yeah yeah Yeahs (overrated). You wanna put someone black put bloc party banquet not Jay fucking z (rap)
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>>131978831
I forgot to mention bridgers, don't consider that as an endorsement. Forgot her because she's so irrelevant and will be forgotten as soon as she's not the indie pass around slut du jour
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>>131977304
They love giving number 8 spots to undeserving negros
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does Rolling Stone think Jay Z is playing the music in that song? he's just using a sample, that's not rock music.
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https://x.com/laurenbell432/status/2115167295538626819

https://x.com/perryssaince1/status/2115169029455290405
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>>131977195
these lists are created purely to generate outrage
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>>131979015
Wrong. It's for Twitter music fandoms fights.
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>>131978923
no, it was just engagement bait
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>>131979015
yes
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>>131979015
>outrage
I'm outraged that the nepobaby owner of Rollingstone plows Elle Fanning's big pale ass every night.
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>>131977195
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>>131977195
This list reeks of indie sleaze hagiography and recency bias. Also classic Rolling Stone throwing a wrench in everything by adding 99 Problems where someone could argue about it cause 'le guitars', but we all know it's just to cause outrage. The point being no serious person should care anyway this is just modern music outrage hot take culture. These aren't honest picks; they are carefully crafted moves to incite the most response. Nothing in Rolling Stone's history would point to this list making any obvious sense to anyone, unless you think that Rolling Stone being around so long makes them the authority on anything. At one point they were the torchbearers of a thing, but that was so long ago nobody can remember it properly. If they try to argue to you otherwise then they're just doing the same thing Rolling Stone is doing. A bit of 'Why not? Are you 'x'? Why do you care?' to shut down any dissent to their authoritative posturing. It's all nonsensical opinion oversharing and an attempt to re-assess the culture and make what you thought was agreed history obsolete.
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>>131979829
They really could have picked one of his Linkin Park tracks to at least pretend they were serious.
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>>131977454
1) Sleep
2) Antennas to heaven
3) Storm
4) Static
5) Mladic
6) We drift like worried fire
7) Babys in thunderclouds
8) Rockets fall on rocket falls
9) Motherfucker=redeemer
10) Oxygen
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>>131979829
>At one point they were the torchbearers of a thing, but that was so long ago nobody can remember it properly.
well, in the mid-2000s, you could look at the lists and get a somewhat good reference
>This list reeks of indie sleaze hagiography and recency bias.
but now its just trash

i think we need to repeat it more often
THE ROLLING STONES MAGAZINE IS TRASH
thank you
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>>131977454
in no particular order, and listing the first 10 i could find id consider
>In the End, Linkin Park
>Take a Look Around, Limp Bizkit
>On Melancholy Hill, Gorillaz
>Fallen Leaves, Billy Talent
>Beat The Devil's Tatoo, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
>Tighten Up, The Black Keys
>Young Men Dead, The Black Angels
>Social Cues, Cage the Elephant
>Take Me Out, Franz Ferdinand
>How You Remind Me, Nickelback (sic)
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>>131980218
>Short Change Hero, The Heavy
for non-white (technically neo-soul, not rock)
>Push+Pull, July Talk
for female... there never were many female _rock_stars to begin with
they skew (dream)pop and other girly shit
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>>131977195
Pleased and surprised the National Anthem got a mention.

but holy fuck, NOT putting Seven Nation Army at #1 is bizarre. literally only happened to avoid having a white male at the top
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>>131980537
I think it’s the best song on Kid A but it’s probably there mostly because it’s the truest rock song on that album.

Only the singer of Yeah Yeah Yeahs is a foid. The other two are white men.
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>>131980218
also this guy, with his 1.5B views

id honestly put him more in the category of "male pop diva," like lenny kravitz, etc., basically thirst-trap magnets
but unlike lenny, audioslave wasnt just flat ballad soft pop rock for wine aunts, there was more artistry involved, and the music itself was also more genre-defining for rock
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>>131977195
Good 4 U the song cowritten by Josh Farro and Hayley Williams because it's such a blatant rip off of Misery Index? Lol

I Know the End was only included instead of Motion Sickness because it is 'Right Wing Bad'

Agreed with those who are certain than the only reason why Seven Nation Army wasn't number 1 is because Maps was sung by a woman.
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>>131977195
>not a single rock song
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>>131977195
>Momma-Speeding 72 at #193

Great song before they fully leaned into pop rock.

>>131979015
Correct. There are actual metal tracks on this top 200 list by Opeth, Meshuggah, Gojira, Slayer etc next to rappers next to pop music. There is no logic to this 'rock' list, even if some picks were surprisingly good, behind driving clicks.
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>>131977195
a girl made this list
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>>131977243
you've heard #9, #8, #3, #2, and perhaps #1
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>>131977741
Trolling Rag
Payolafork
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>>131978232
>all time legends
this list is for 2000 onward
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>>131977956
>>131978367
it's because the female writer of this list listened to it during college whilst agonizing over her long distance relationship
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>>131979560
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>>131979557
Elle's Fanny is big if you're 5in
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>>131980706
replying to bait with bait I see
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>>131980787
>this list is for 2000 onward
thats 25yrs! how many years did it take for people like...
>genesis
>michael jackson
>bon jovi
>led zep
>the beatles
>the eagles
to become legends? 25yrs is literally the entire run of genesis and look at all they achieved
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>>131977195
Getting Killed by Geese is 21st lmao
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>>131977195
>>10. Wilco, ‘Impossible Germany’
>>9. Arctic Monkeys, ‘I Bet You Look Good on the
>>8. Jay-Z, ’99 Problems’
>>7. The Strokes, ‘Last Nite’
>>6. Phoebe Bridgers, ‘I Know the End’
>>5. Radiohead, ‘The National Anthem’
>>4. Olivia Rodrigo, ‘Good 4 U’
>>3. The Killers, ‘Mr. Brightside’
>>2. The White Stripes, ‘Seven Nation Army’
>>1. Yeah Yeah Yeahs, ‘Maps’

grim. i mean, compare that to 10 of the best songs from 1965-1991 (also 26 years)
10. Like A Prayer
09. Smells Like Teen Spirit
08. Comfortably Numb
07. Dancing Queen
06. Band on the Run
05. Paranoid
04. Billie Jean
03. Bohemian Rhapsody
02. Freebird
01. Stairway to Heaven
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>>131982398
omitting all Beatles songs was pretty dumb but point made.
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>>131982417
if Beatles were included they'd just dominate the list
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Seven Nation Army is the only one that can hang with those 1965 - 1991 songs
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>>131982474
The Smoke on the Water of our generation
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>>131982474
Seven Nation Army is the closest humanity has come to a flawless rock song. It's not the objective best or even my personal favorite but it's structure, riff, production etc are insanely spot on
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>>131977727
>1. The Darkness, 'I Believe in a Thing Called Love'
>>131980218
>>Take Me Out, Franz Ferdinand
both Serious snubs
>>131982486
It's a sports chant even. They probably were legally required to put a female singer at #1 or some shit
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>>131982486
It's the defining song of the 00s for millenials and older, the problem is maps has become huge among zoomers and younger, either RS wants more youth engagement, or want social media engagement, that's what driving the choices, they want clicks obvious
>>131982621
Zooms don't care about FF and much less about The Darkness
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>>131977195
That Arctic Monkeys song is a banger

Americans won't understand it because it's too British for them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pK7egZaT3hs
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>mogwai got in but no Godspeed
Bad list
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>>131982398
Madonna, MJ and ABBA aren't Rock. Are they stupid?
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>>131979514
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDHGvZo9S5w
Rock music for that feel
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>>131982953
Music for women
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>>131982929
>they want clicks obvious
short-term clicks gain, long-term reputation loss
the clicks will slowly vanish, if they havent already, if they keep their trajectory

the economy's short-sightedness amazes me again and again
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>>131977195
What is the best song from the list /mu/?
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>>131982953
this is one of the only songs we know by them, including "Do I Wanna Know"
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>>131977195
>4
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>>131977195
ok now post the rest
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>>131983804
idk, scrolling through this shit was so fucking boring and then I got hit with an anti-ad block message like 15 entries in so fuck this toilet paper; who gives a shit
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>>131977195
>8. Jay-Z, ’99 Problems’
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>>131977243
so rock just means guitar samples now?
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>>131977195
>Jay-Z
>Olivia Rodrigo
bruh.
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>>131985268
A Paramore song, what's the problem?
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>>131977195
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>>131977195
Rolling Stone will never get over Wilco, Radiohead, and The Strokes

>>131980218
This is even worse. Lol.
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>>131983004
but Jay-Z, Olivia Rodrigo, and The Killers aren't rock, either
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>>131983804
Seven Nation Army by far, though we've all heard it way too much
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>>131977195
The specific Wilco pick is weird but top 10 isnt surprising. Last Nite is good. Bridgers sucks. Olivia Rodrigo is too high and that's not even her best song. Mr Brightside is overrated but Britfags have made it a cult thing. Maps is good but shouldn't be #1. Seven Nation Army is good. 99 Problems isn't a rock song.
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>>131977195
A top 10 list with "inclusiveness" doesn't work.
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>>131989369
>The Killers
>not rock
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>Jay-Z
>Phoebe Bridgers
>Olivia Rodrigo

>rock

The state of that
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>>131993248
She's rock chud
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>>131977304
actually makes more sense than many other choices in the list
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>>131977195
This is ridiculous
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