Books, TV, Music, & Movies

This is a thread to post your "Best of" lists for music, movies, whatever. There's no limit to your heart's desire.

Here's my Best Albums of 2007 list*:

2007 was amazing. My list is pretty long (and still missing many albums I never had the opportunity to listen to), but so it goes.

1. Arcade Fire – Neon Bible
2. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – Baby 81
3. The Lovetones – Axiom
4. Stars – In Our Bedroom After The War
5. Iron & Wine – The Shepherd’s Dog
6. The Shins – Wincing The Night Away
7. The Redwalls – The Redwalls
8. Rooney – Calling The World
9. Editors – An End Has A Start
10. Bloc Party – A Weekend In The City
11. Imperial Teen – The Hair the TV the Baby & the Band
12. Peter Bjorn & John – Writer’s Block
13. Spoon – Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga
14. Stars of Track and Field – Centuries Before Love and War
15. She Wants Revenge – This Is Forever
16. Interpol – Our Love To Admire
17. The Cave Singers – Invitation Songs
18. Dungen – Tio Bitar
19. The Bravery – The Sun And The Moon
20. Black Francis – Bluefinger
21. Johnathan Rice – Further North
22. Tegan and Sara – The Con
23. The Good, The Bad, & The Queen – The Good, The Bad, & The Queen
24. Kaiser Chiefs – Yours Truly, Angry Mob
25. Air – Pocket Symphony
26. Menomena – Friend and Foe
27. LCD Soundsystem – Sound of Silver
28. Devendra Banhart – Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon
29. Damien Rice – 9
30. Elliot Smith – New Moon

*Radiohead - In Rainbows would be #2, but I'm counting it as 2008.

Movies... in no particular order:

Hot Fuzz (probably my favourite comedy this year)
Lars and the Real Girl
Gone Baby Gone (Ben Affleck is one of the worst actors in Hollywood, but the guy sure can direct a movie)
Once (one of the best musical movies I've ever seen)
Knocked Up (first of 3 great films produced by Judd Apatow this year)
Superbad
3:10 to Yuma
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Juno
The Mist (surprisingly one of the best Stephen King adaptations I've ever seen)
I Am Legend
28 Weeks Later (yes, I love "zombie" flicks -- see also above)
No Country For Old Men (So very dark, but so very good... one of the best from the Coen Brothers)
Year of the Dog
30 Days of Night (I think the creepy award goes to this one)

Re: movies
Sadly, the only one I've seen from your list is I Am Legend. It was creepy-rific. The book's good, too -- written back in the 50s by Richard Matheson, the same guy who wrote Nightmare at 20,000 Feet, which is the Twilight Zone with the gremlin out on the wing of the plane but no one believes the one passenger who can see it.