Review & Stream: Air - Le Voyage Dans La Lune 
Review: Die Antwoord - TEN$ION 
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Review & Stream: Sharon Van Etten - Tramp 
Review & Stream: of Montreal - Paralytic Stalks 
Click on the turntable on the left to listen to a continuous stream of music featured on Pretty Much Amazing - updated every day. For more, you can check out the Best Songs of 2011, or our Best Albums of 2011.
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As 2009, and the decade come to a close, PMA will be looking back at our favorite songs of the last ten years. We will update a list with 75 empty slots until we reach that song that changed everything. You can keep track of this list by keeping an eye on this page. We make these lists in hopes that you guys will chime in the comments and share your favorite musical moments of the noughties.
After this wonderful debut single, The Strokes were lifted to global rock icon and savior-status, in a blink of an eye. The press surrounding Julian Casablancas and the guys was astounding, and unparalleled, even in this increasingly cynical and blog-happy age (or The Modern Age as the Strokes would call it). With a band lauded for its sense of style almost as much as its musical merits, it’s almost hard to imagine that the music in question is actually worth all the fuss.
Fortunately, The Strokes and every single off their debut album, Is This It? was an infallible force of genius. “The Modern Age” harbored everything great about New York’s rich musical heritage and delivered it in an enjoyable 3-minute salute to Velvet Underground, the Wrens, the Stooges, Talking Heads and the future of indie rock.
#22. Jay-Z & The Beatles – 99 Problems (Danger Mouse)
#23. Fleet Foxes – White Winter Hymnal
#24. The Knife – Heartbeats
#25. Lil Wayne – A Milli
#75-26: Various
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Bon Iver Does SNL; Kristen Wiig Does Lana Del Rey 
Video: M.I.A. - "Bad Girls" 
Madonna - "Give Me All Your Luvin'" f/ M.I.A. & Nicki Minaj 
PMA's 100 Best Songs of 2011 
MP3: New Wild Nothing - "Nowhere" f/ Twin Sister 
PMACAST No.038 
MP3: Oberhofer - "HEART" 
MP3: New Frankie Rose - "Night Swim" 
MP3: Tyler, The Creator - "F*ck This Election" 
REC'D: Willis Earl Beal - "Take Me Away" 
REC'D: Fucked Up - "Year of the Tiger" 
REC'D: Zebra Katz - "Ima Read" f/ Njena Reddd Foxxx 
REC'D: New Santigold - "Big Mouth" 
Album Review: ScHoolboy Q - Habits & Contradictions 
Album Review: Cloud Nothings - Attack On Memory 
Album Review: Trailer Trash Tracys - Ester 
PMACAST No.037 
PMACAST No.036 | Coachella 2011 
PMACAST No.035 by HARD MIX 
PMACAST No.034 | Everyone's Fucked and They Don't Even Know 
Review: The Weeknd - Balloon Trilogy 
PMA’s Best Albums of 2010 
PMA’s Best Songs of 2010 
Best Songs of the 2000s 
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not Last Nite?
I’m loving your decade list. Fantastic choices so far. Can’t wait for the Top 25 podcast
Great, great track but I can’t help to feel that it has ranked a bit too high on the list. I’m also one of the people that prefers “Last Nite” over “The Modern Age”.
This is still so damn catchy. The Strokes are timeless.
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