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As per usual, Animal Noises will make an attempt to liven up your Tuesday by letting you know what releases should be on your radar, and where you can preview them before purchase. This week brings a fairly substantial crop of new albums, so we'll get right to it. Check all of the selections out below, courtesy of Spinner. As always, credit for the original idea goes out to LargeHeartedBoy.
Our latest list-- the Most Prolific Artists of the Decade-- looks to chronicle the most important (for better or for worse) artists of the decade. For one reason or another, be it their positive (or negative) cultural significance, landmark moments for music, staying power or otherwise, these artists mattered a great deal this decade.
In no way is this a list of our favorites of the decade. On the contrary, many of our favorites are not present, while others whom we're actually not fans of, have made the list. So without further ado, check out our the fourth part of our Most Prolific Artists list below. Next to each artist's name, you'll see a basic numeric list of all primary recordings this decade. For many of these, their impact should probably be self-explanatory. Enjoy, and if you haven't yet read our list of the Best Songs of 2009, or Best Albums of the Decade, read up on those too.
19. Usher -- 3 LPs (Most recent: 2008's Here I Stand)
18. Timbaland -- 2 LPs (as artist by name; Most recent: 2009's Timbaland Presents Shock Value II)
17. Modest Mouse -- 3 LPs (Most recent: 2007's We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank)/2 EPs
16. Beyonce -- 3 LPs (Most recent: 2008's I Am... Sasha Fierce)/3 EPs, Destiny's Child -- 2 LPs (Most recent: 2004's Destiny Fulfilled)/1 EP
14. Coldplay -- 4 LPs (Most recent: 2008's Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends)/3 EPs
13. Eminem -- 4 LPs (Most recent: 2009's Relapse), D12 -- 2 LPs (Most recent: 2004's D12 World)
11. Girl Talk -- 4 LPs (Most recent: 2008's Feed the Animals)/2 EPs