NME's 100 greatest Albums Of The Decade, Queen and Foo Fighters set for collaboration?

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Our Albums Of The Decade list - which you can read in full in the new issue - has already generated some fierce debate, as we knew it would. It's worth pointing out that the list that was circulated this morning was only the top 50. We can now unveil the full list of 100 albums - as voted for by NME critics past and present, as well as a panel of musicians including Arctic Monkeys, Ian Brown, The Killers, New Order, The Manics and loads more. If you disagree with our choices, you can always vote your own favourites up the list on our Greatest Albums Of The Decade Reader's List. And if there's anything else you want to get off your chest, head to the Office Blog to wade into the debate. If that's still not enough nerdy end-of-decade action for you, we're also compiling lists of the 50 best albums of each year. We've already done 2000 and 2001, with the next instalment - that'll be 2002, then - coming later this week. Oh, and just to bring things back up to the present day, check out the latest NME Chart, featuring a certain Simon Cowell-bothering electro act at Number One. Luke Lewis Deputy Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter Revealed - NME's 50 best ALBUMS OF THE DECADE. Plus! A decade in music - how THE STROKES changed everything. ARCTIC MONKEYS live in Paris. MUSE's arena show rated. Peter Robinson VS THE CRIBS' Ryan Jarman. Queen's Roger Taylor hints at Foo Fighters collaboration Taylor says he wants to tour with Taylor Hawkins Florence And The Machine announce four-disc version of 'Lungs' Debut album expanded to include live, alternate and remixed tracks The Strokes' 'Is This It' named NME's album of the decade Libertines, Arcade Fire, Arctic Monkeys also fare well Rihanna joined by Jay-Z in London Singer gets a helping hand from her mentor as she launches new album 'Rated R' Bjork writes new song for Moomins film John Lydon's Public Image Ltd to reissue 'Metal Box' and rarities collection N-Dubz' Dappy and Fazer to be quizzed in police rape inquiry Paul McCartney to be honoured by US Library of Congress Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray preparing to sue AEG Queen's Roger Taylor hints at Foo Fighters collaboration Jay-Z cancels three US tour dates Editors, Maccabees kick off Mencap Little Noise gigs in London Rolf Harris to team up with Status Quo for Christmas single 30 Seconds To Mars announce UK arena tour and ticket details   Muse stadium gigs onsale now They play London and Manchester in September 2010 Richard Hawley at London Royal Festival Hall Catch the Sheffield crooner live Club NME NYE Ball tickets Reverend & The Makers return for NYE BALL Vampire Weekend Tickets The New York band return to the UK this February The Prodigy Tickets With Pendulum, Enter Shikari, Chase and Status and more top acts Shockwaves NME Awards Tour 2010 The Maccabees, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Big Pink and The Drums announced for this year's infamous tour 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (09/11/09) Yeasayer, Jamie T, Lil Wayne, The Antlers Album review: Biffy Clyro - 'Only Revolutions' (14th Floor) With their fifth album, Biffy have reined it in and ridden all the way to rock glory Album review: The King Khan & BBQ Show - 'Invisible Girl' (In The Red) A goofy, charming trip back into the rock'n'roll history books Album review: Robbie Williams - 'Reality Killed The Video Star' (EMI) It's so self-referential that a yawning hole appears where Robbie's heart should be Album Review: Joe Goddard - 'Harvest Festival' Hot Chip man has a potter around Kings of Leon - I Want You Pavement - Diagram Nirvana - Smiley Super Furry Animals - Skull The White Stripes - Three Sonic Youth - Red Nurse Burt Bacharach - what rock'n'roll has taught me Why '2012' is the most absurd disaster movie ever A tribute to the music mags of yesteryear On the road in Rio with Gogol Bordello A Decade In Music: 2001 Musical mini-mes - stars and their children Leona Lewis' Oasis Cover - Triumph Or Travesty? Hot Chip - Live In The Studio The NME Chart Top 40 Revealed - 9th November 2009 New Chew Lips Track - Free MP3 NME Radio DJ Firas On The Best New Electronica Christopher Walken Does Lady Gaga's Poker Face - Video

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