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Which lo-fi indie songwriter said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. | |  Now we're past bonfire night and the Christmas lights are up on Oxford Street, we're close enough to the end of the year to start looking back at at the past decade in music. There'll be loads of retrospective stuff appearing over the coming weeks - but we thought we'd kick it off with a look back at NME critics' 50 best albums of 2000.
If we made a fresh list now, with the gift of hindsight, it'd probably look a lot different. I doubt we'd place Coldplay's 'Parachutes' above Radiohead's 'Kid A', as the mag team did nine years ago. And I can't imagine we'd place Badly Drawn Boy so highly, or go quite so crazy for Kelis. But hey, maybe in a decade's time people will be equally mystified by the current NME team's love of The Horrors. Check out the list and see what you think.
Meanwhile, you may have noticed we launched something new this week - the NME Chart. It's a weekly spot where we count down all the biggest-selling tracks in our world.
Every Monday from 10am, NME Radio will be counting down the Top 30, while at midday on Mondays NME.COM will announce the Top 40 right here. Then to watch the videos all you need to do is turn the goggle-box to Sky Channel 382 to see NME TV reveal the Top Ten every Tuesday and Wednesday at 9am and 6pm and the Top 40 every Saturday at 4 and Sunday at 8. |  Luke Lewis
Deputy Editor, NME.COM
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