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Which jittering frontman said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. | |  When we first saw Wayne Coyne's call-out for people to come and join him on a naked video shoot, we raised an eyebrow. And now that we've got the (world exclusive - natch) incredible finished film at NME.COM/video, we're doffing our caps to the Flaming Lips frontman for what has to be the most ballsy music video of the year. Literally. Watch it here but, be warned, it's NSFW.
Also on NME.COM this week, we've started looking back at the decade that's coming to a close. Read about the 50 Greatest Albums of 2000 and 2001 here, then jump over here to discover the decade's best movies and set yourself up nicely for a weekend of classic DVD viewing: films (or soundtracks for that matter) don't come much better than 'Juno', 'Donnie Darko' or 2004's 'Eternal Sunshine...'.
We'll be continuing to go through the decade year by year, culminating with NME's brand new and definitive 100 Greatest Albums Of The Decade list next Wednesday. Which also happens to be the day that the new NME magazine is out, packed with new interviews, reviews and tons more on that very subject.
It's THE definitive guide to the releases that mattered most in the 'Noughties' and a must-have for anyone wanting to look beyond 'X Factor' and iTunes to find music's real success stories over the past ten years.
Enjoy! |  David Moynihan
Editor, NME.COM
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