Georgia Mae’s Top 10 Albums of 2010, Part 2

Yesterday we named the 10-6 top albums of the year. For those that don’t want to scroll down to that post (ugh, lazy bums…) here’s what you missed:

Honorable mention: Drake, Thank Me Later

10. Black Milk, Album of the Year

9. Lyfe Jennings, Still I Believe

8. Keke Wyatt, Who Knew?

7. Nas & Damain Marley, Distant Relatives

6. Eminem, Recovery

And here’s the cream of the crop – the Top 5 albums of the year.

GM review; 4 stars out of 5

Twit thoughts: Well, it took her long enough! Badu took her sweet time releasing this but this throwback to Baduizm was well worth the wait.

GM review; 4 stars out of 5

Twit thoughts: We had to endure a year of his antics but the end result was definitely worth it. Ye stretched hip hop’s boundaries in unimaginable ways.

GM review; 4 stars out of 5

Twit thoughts: In the year’s biggest surprise, Cee Lo gave new life to soul music. Let Usher n’ dem keep singing their techo songs. Cee Lo offers substance.

And now, Georgia Mae’s album of the year:

Just playing. Although it might be album cover of the year. Look at that suit!

Georgia Mae’s album of the year:

GM review; 4.5 stars out of 5

Twit thoughts: One of the most imaginative social commentaries I’ve ever heard. Backed by an amazing voice, nothing else came close to this all year.