Nominations for Best Album 2004

What a year! Cracking debuts, astonishing coming of age albums and a truly breathtaking array of homegrown talent coming through. So where on earth do you start seperating the masterpieces from the merely marvellous? The Xfm jocks had a go.
Claire Sturgess
The Killers 'Hot Fuss'
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Eddy Temple Morris
Kasabian 'Kasabian'
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Gareth Brooks
Beastie Boys 'To The 5 Boroughs'
Iain Baker
Nick Drake 'Made To Love Magic'
Ian Camfield
Velvet Revolver 'Contraband'
John Kennedy
Razorlight 'Up All Night'
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Kevin Greening
Kings Of Leon 'Aha Shake Heartbreak'
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James Hyman
James Hyman 'Quentin Tarantino Mash-Up'
Jon Hillcock
TV On The Radio 'Desperate Youth Blood Thirsty Babes'
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Lauren Laverne
Brian Wilson ‘Smile’
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Marsha Shandur
Crackout 'Oh No!'
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Nick Luscombe
Trouble Man 'Time Out Of Mind'
[vote]
Paul Anderson
Snow Patrol 'Final Straw'
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Sarah Darling
Grand National 'Kicking the National Habit'
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Shaun Keaveny
Interpol 'Antics'
Steve Taylor
Interpol 'Antics'
Other Xfm Rated Albums of 2004
The Libertines (pictured) 'The Libertines' [vote]
Ash 'Meltdown' [vote]
Belle & Sebastian 'Dear Catastrophe Waitress' [vote]
The Cure 'The Cure' [vote]
The Zutons 'Who Killed The Zutons?' [vote]
Franz Ferdinand (pictured) 'Franz Ferdinand' [vote]
The Streets 'A Grand Don't Come For Free' [vote]
Graham Coxon 'Happiness In Magazines' [vote]
Keane 'Hopes & Fears' [vote]
Morrissey 'You Are The Quarry' [vote]
Dogs Die In Hot Cars 'Please Describe Yourself' [vote]
Embrace (pictured) 'Out Of Nothing' [vote]
Kings of Leon 'Aha Shake Heartbreak' [vote]
Scissor Sisters 'Scissor Sisters' [vote]
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