Discogs Presents The Best Albums Of 2010

Discogs, the world's record store, today published a definitive list of the Best Albums of 2010 powered by its extensive user-built, open-source database.

Discogs found Kanye West, Arcade Fire, Gorillaz and The Black Keys all competing very closely for the top charting positions, all having more than 10,000 users wanting to add their albums to their collections, with well over 25,000 users owning each album already. Impressively, at #10, Iron Maiden is the only band to make four Discogs Best Albums of the Year lists.

Utilizing Discogs' abundant data available from the over 400 million items cataloged in the collections and want lists of its 7.3 million users, Discogs has published the Best of 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000 and will end the year with the Best of 2020. These are the 25 albums from the first year of each century that appear most often in both data sets.

Discogs is the world's foremost Database, Marketplace, and Community for music. The user-built Database boasts a catalog of more than 13 million releases and 7 million artists making it the most extensive physical music Database in the world. By connecting Buyers and Sellers across the globe, and with more than 57 million items available, the Discogs Marketplace is the leading destination for both new releases and elusive rarities. Join more than 7.3 million active Community members: Download the Discogs App for iOS (HERE) and Android (HERE). New to Discogs? Get Started. More on Discogs, including logos and brand guidelines at discogs.com/brand. Media resources at discogs.mediaroom.com.

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