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1. In 1990, the Scottish dream pop band The Cocteau Twins conjured up Pitchfork's highest rated album with a title asking this eternal question.
2. These chatty British fellows produced Pitchfork's 1991 best album, the under recognized post-rock classic, "Laughing Stock".
3. This Pitchfork top rated 1992 album by Dr. Dre is named after a slang term for "marijuana."
4. Wu-Tang Clan's "Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" was the number one rated album according to Pitchfork in 1993. From which New York City borough does the musical collective hail?
5. The electronic artist Richard David James' "Selected Ambient Works Volume II" headlines Pitchfork's 1994 albums list. Under what moniker does James release his music?
6. On her second solo album, "Post", this ex-Sugarcube creates a sound somewhere between industrial-disco, ambient-trance, and synth pop.
This highest rated album of 1995 according to Pitchfork was created by which artist?
7. Two turntables and a microphone were all this "Where It's At" singer needed to top the Pitchfork list of highest rated LPs for 1996.
8. Pitchfork issued multiple perfect 10s for albums in 1997 but only this alternative juggernaut would go on to top their original Best Albums of the 90s list as well. Which artist and album is recognized for this distinction?
9. In 1998, the band Neutral Milk Hotel released its final album, considered a stone cold indie rock classic. It is the top Pitchfork rated album of that year. What is its high flying title?
10. The 2002 album "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots" was The Flaming Lips' commercially most successful album, but this 1999 release which scored a perfect 10 from Pitchfork is considered by many critics as its creative peak.
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