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June 23, 2008

Poll: NPR Asks You What Are the Best Releases of 2008 So Far

Everytime somebody does a best of poll, before you can say "Here come the omissions in the comment section" people are bitching about everything you left off the list.

Well, NPR has decided to put their neck out, giving you quite a few choices for the Best Album of the Year So Far.

You can vote below....for complaints, comment here, although the choices given aren't half bad.

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