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Amoeba's Top 25 from July 18 - July 25
1. Thom Yorke - Eraser
2. Muse - Black Holes & Revelations
3. Raconteurs - Broken Boy Soldiers
4. Peaches - Impeach My Bush
5. Gnarls Barkley - St. Elsewhere
6. Wolfmother - Wolfmother
7. Sufjan Stevens - Avalanche - Outtakes
8. Johnny Cash - American V: Hundred Highways
9. Cut Chemist - Audience's Listening
10. Zero 7 - Garden
11. MSTRKRFT - Looks
12. Bronx - Bronx
13. Sonic Youth - Rather Ripped
14. Camera Obscura - Let's Get Out of This Country
15. Golden Smog - Another Fine Day
16. Peeping Tom - Peeping Tom
17. Feist - Open Season
18. FM3 - Buddha Machine
19. Tool - 10000 Days
20. Nelly Furtado - Loose
21. James Figurine - Mistake Mistake Mistake
22. Band of Horses - Everything All the Time
23. Thievery Corporation - Versions
24. Keane - Under the Iron Sea
25. French Kicks - Two Thousand
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