Keep it Hid is correct. Spaced. The Supreme Genius is much better than What Is?, but it’s a greatest hits collection released by Vice. Banhart’s Smokey and Rejoicing In The Hands are strong.

I think The Supreme Genious of KK and the Shrines is far superior than What is?

I give a vote to Black Lips’ Los Valientes Del Mundo, Hot Snakes’ Audit in Progress, BSS’ Major Label Debut, The Budos Band I & II, Dungen IV, & Banhart’s Smokey.

What Is? – King Khan & the Shrines was my number #31. All of your selections are solid. I would have chosen “Youth and Young Manhood” over “Aha Shake Heartbreak.” I love “Things Fall Apart,” but it came out in 1999.

It’s good to know people that dig Clinic. They’ve been in heavy rotation for the past couple weeks. I saw Clinic at the Troubadour last year, the following night I caught the Kills at The EL Rey, my idea of live music heaven.

I went with “Good News” over “The Moon & Antarctica” – “Lonesome Crowded West” was released in 1997. I love Raconteurs’ “Consolers of the Lonely,” but did not care for “Broken Boy Soldiers.” I’ve been tuning Jack White out these days. I’m still warming up to The Dead Weather.

I do not have John Hammond’s “Wicked Grin,” I will check it out. I didn’t add any albums that were release in 2009. Grizzly Bear “Veckatimest,” White Denim “Fits” and Dan Auerbach’s “Heartbreak and Disrepair” would have made my Top 100.