Well, my list was done very differently back in 2010. 2010 was interesting year for me in music. It was strange not having really any of my favorites release anything (besides Rihanna and Katy), and be more exposed to new artists. It really broadened my view of music. This year, has been quite the year in music. Not only was I was exposed to even more new artists, but almost everyone of my faves released albums. This list will be exciting. 2011 was such a great year in music. This list will be done quite differently. I will be adding more than last year's and not making the mistake of posting it all at once.

Check out my 2010 list here: http://atrl.net/forums/showthread.php?t=105179

How This List Will Be Organized:

Top 80 Songs:
#80 to #75
#74 to #70
#69 to #60
#59 to #50
#49 to #40
#39 to #30
#29 to #21
#20 to #11
#10 to #1

Top 10 Albums

10. Beyonce - '4'
9. Adele - '21'
8. Lights - 'Siberia'
7. Robyn - 'Body Talk'
6. Natalia Kills - 'Perfectionist'
5. Rihanna - 'Talk That Talk'
4. Avril Lavigne - 'Goodbye Lullaby'
3. Lady Gaga - 'Born This Way'
2. Britney Spears - 'Femme Fatale'
1. Cobra Starship - 'Night Shades'


Top 10 Music Videos

10. Rihanna - "Man Down"
9. Natalia Kills - "Wonderland"
8. Britney Spears - "Criminal"
7. Katy Perry - "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)"
6. Kanye West (feat. others) - "Monster"
5. Beyonce - "Countdown"
4. Natalia Kills (feat. will.i.am) - "Free"
3. Lady Gaga - "Judas"
2. Britney Spears - "Hold It Against Me"
1. Rihanna - "We Found Love" (feat. Calvin Harris)

Love the banner, can't wait.

Originally posted by Razzle Can't wait!

#80 - #75 (Songs)


80. Jennifer Lopez - "Hypnotico" - This was a jam on my iPod during the springtime. This Lady Gaga co-written song has the average pop verses, but the infectious chorus is what makes the song addicting.

79. Dev - "Killer" - This was the first Dev song that I fell in love with. I am really enjoying this midtempos that focus on killers and criminals and such. At first, I was writing Dev off as a talentless, Ke$ha wannabe, but this song proved to me that she has the pipes.

78. Skrillex (featuring Penny) - "All I Ask of You" - Skrillex is one of the new artists that I have discovered earlier this year in January. I love jamming to his hard hitting dubstep songs, but this one is quite different from his other work. It takes a smooth and calm route, which is nice to hear that Skrillex has some variety in the electronica field.

77. Jennifer Lopez (featuring Pitbull) - "On The Floor" - This song is clearly a "Stereo Love" ripoff. That's not a bad thing though. "Stereo Love" was one of my top ten favorite songs of last year. While "On The Floor" does not top "Stereo Love", JLO definitely offered a strong comeback single. This song deserved the massive success it got.

76. Robyn - "Dancehall Queen" - Since this is the first Robyn material to appear on my list, I might as well explain now. By the time I had discovered Robyn, it was a few days after Christmas last year, and my best of list was already finished. So I knew this year, I had to make sure she was definitely present on this list. "Dancehall Queen" joins the many masterpieces Body Talk. I love the light dubstep and reggae influences. Aside from the instrumental, I just love listening to Robyn sing this.

75. Kelly Clarkson - "Einstein" - This is probably the cheesiest song that Kelly Clarkson has ever recorded. Yes, the lyrics are cringe-worthy, but this song is irresistibly addicting to me. While it doesn't hold a candle to the other wonderful songs on Stronger, it's still an enjoyable, simple song to listen to.



Keep checking back for more of the Countdown! Check for another songs update tomorrow. I'm not too sure about starting the music video or album countdown yet.