Shut up.

I can't decide either.

Isis - Oceanic
Fucking legend! That's such an awesome album! Anywhoo:

Both EITS albums
CODY - Mogwai
GY!BE - Lift Your Skinny Fists
Dillinger Escape Plan - Calculating Infinity
Drukqs - Aphex Twin
Cave In - Jupiter
ATD-I - Relationship Of Command
Isis - Oceanic
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing...
Sigur Ros - Agaeytis *%$@ (fuck knows how you spell it)
Fugazi - The Argument
Spritualized - Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space
Refused - The Shape Of Punk To Come
Boards Of Canada - Geogaddi
Minus - Jesus Christ Bobby
Pelican - Australasia

There are a shit load more but those are CDs that are immediately visible from where I'm sitting. Having said that, I doubt many of those will be recognised but they bloody should be. I guess it's similar to Yank Crime by Drive Like Jehu; classic album but came out when Nirvana were going global and Mudhoney were kinda lording it over Seattle.

Must agree with Johnny Cash: American Recordings 1-4. You could skin your knees on his voice, it's so darn rugged.

I know it's meant to be 'Album' and not 'Albums', but it's a pretty challenging question lol.
ATDI- Relationship of Command
Radiohead- OK Computer
The Strokes- Is This It (purely on the music)
Sunny Day Real Estate- How it feels to be something on
Futureheads- S/T (maybe a little soon, but i just got a feeling about it)

Aye, AB is awesome but can be almost Disney-esque at times (in the upbeat, string-laden moments)...

Whereas ( ) is a pure emotional juggernaut.

The song known as "E-bow" (the one where Georg plays his bass with an an e-bow) is breathtaking amazing. The way they essentially use one repeating note motif and build it with those soaring guitar/piano melodies makes me want to weep!