List of albums awarded 10 by Pitchfork

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The American online music publication Pitchfork has awarded a perfect score of 10 to more than 50 albums. Most of the reviews are retrospective reviews of classic albums or reissues. [1] Artists who have received perfect scores on release include Radiohead, Fiona Apple, Kanye West, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead and Wilco. [1] Compilation albums that received a perfect score on release, such as The Smile Sessions, are listed under both the "Awarded on release" and "Reissue" columns.

Date awardedTitleArtistYearReview authorAwarded on releaseReissueSunday ReviewNotesReference
16 January 1996 El Producto Walt Mink 1996Ryan SchreiberBlack check.svg [2]
1 May 1996 Gay? 12 Rods 1996Jason JosephesBlack check.svg [3]
April 1997 Kind of Blue Miles Davis 1959Ryan SchreiberBlack check.svgPublished undated [4]
May 1997 Raw Power Iggy & the Stooges 1973Jason JosephesBlack check.svg [5]
OK Computer Radiohead 1997Ryan SchreiberBlack check.svg [6] [7]
July 1997 Bricolage Amon Tobin 1997Black check.svg [8]
1 September 1997 This Nation's Saving Grace The Fall 1985Bruce TiffeeBlack check.svg [9]
October 1997 Sketches of Spain Miles Davis 1960Ryan SchreiberBlack check.svgPublished undated [10]
March 1998 Odds & Sods The Who 1971Jason JosephesBlack check.svg [11]
October 1998 The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Bob Dylan Live 1966, The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert Bob Dylan 1998Neil LiebermanBlack check.svgBlack check.svg [12]
1 July 1999 The Soft Bulletin The Flaming Lips 1999Jason JosephesBlack check.svg [13]
30 September 1999 I See a Darkness Bonnie "Prince" Billy 1999Samir KhanBlack check.svg [14]
25 April 2000 Animals Pink Floyd 1977James P. WisdomBlack check.svg [15]
2 October 2000 Kid A Radiohead 2000Brent DiCrescenzoBlack check.svg [16]
15 October 2001 The Olatunji Concert: The Last Live Recording John Coltrane 2001Black check.svgBlack check.svg [17]
28 February 2002 Source Tags and Codes ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead 2002Matt LeMayBlack check.svg [18]
21 April 2002 Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Wilco 2002Brent S. SirotaBlack check.svg [19]
9 May 2002 This Year's Model Elvis Costello & The Attractions 2002Matt LeMayBlack check.svg [20]
9 July 2002 English Settlement XTC 1982Chris DahlenBlack check.svg [21]
19 June 2003 The Ascension Glenn Branca 1981Andy BetaBlack check.svg [22]
9 December 2003 Marquee Moon Television 1977Chris DahlenBlack check.svg [23]
10 February 2004 No Thanks! The '70s Punk Rebellion Various artists2004Eric CarrBlack check.svgBlack check.svg [24]
30 March 2004 Live at the Apollo James Brown 1963Dominique LeoneBlack check.svg [25]
26 April 2004 Music Has the Right to Children Boards of Canada 1998Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [26]
21 September 2004 London Calling The Clash 1979 Amanda Petrusich Black check.svg [27]
25 October 2004 Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain Pavement 1994Mark RichardsonBlack check.svgReview of the expanded reissue Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain: LA's Desert Origins [28]
9 June 2005 Endtroducing..... DJ Shadow 1996Chris DahlenBlack check.svg [29]
26 September 2005 In the Aeroplane Over the Sea Neutral Milk Hotel 1998Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [30]
18 November 2005 Born to Run Bruce Springsteen 1975Black check.svg [31]
5 May 2006 Pink Flag Wire 1977Joe TangariBlack check.svg [32]
Chairs Missing 1978
13 June 2007 Daydream Nation Sonic Youth 1988Nitsuh AbebeBlack check.svg [33]
29 October 2007 Unknown Pleasures Joy Division 1979Joshua KleinBlack check.svg [34]
Closer 1980
21 April 2008 Let It Be The Replacements 1984Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [35]
9 May 2008 Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul Otis Redding 1965Nate PtrinBlack check.svg [36]
24 November 2008 Murmur R.E.M. 1983Stephen M. DeusnerBlack check.svg [37]
13 February 2009 Paul's Boutique Beastie Boys 1989Nate PatrinBlack check.svg [38]
26 March 2009 Histoire de Melody Nelson Serge Gainsbourg 1971Tom EwingBlack check.svg [39]
16 April 2009 The Bends Radiohead 1995Scott PlagenhoefBlack check.svg [40]
2 July 2009 Reckoning R.E.M. 1984Matt LeMayBlack check.svg [41]
7 September 2009 In Stereo/In Mono The Beatles 2009Mark RichardsonBlack check.svgBlack check.svg [42]
9 September 2009 Rubber Soul 1965Scott PlagenhoefReviewed as part of the In Stereo and In Mono box set reissue of the Beatles' catalog [43]
Revolver 1966 [44]
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 1967 [45]
Magical Mystery Tour [46]
10 September 2009 The Beatles 1968Mark Richardson [47]
Abbey Road 1969 [48]
11 September 2009 The Stone Roses The Stone Roses 1989Any GranzinBlack check.svg [49]
11 December 2009 Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere Neil Young 1969Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [50]
After the Gold Rush 1970
2 March 2010 Ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space Spiritualized 1997Grayson Haver CurrinBlack check.svg [51]
8 March 2010 Quarantine the Past Pavement 2010Matthew PerpetuaBlack check.svgBlack check.svg [52]
30 March 2010 On Fire Galaxie 500 1989Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [53]
19 May 2010 Exile on Main St. The Rolling Stones 1972Rob MitchumBlack check.svg [54]
10 June 2010 Disintegration The Cure 1989Nitsuh AbebeBlack check.svg [55]
3 November 2010 Pinkerton Weezer 1996Ian CohenBlack check.svg [56]
22 November 2010 My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy Kanye West 2010Ryan DombalBlack check.svg [57]
11 January 2011 Emergency & I The Dismemberment Plan 1999Paul ThompsonBlack check.svg [58]
27 September 2011 Nevermind Nirvana 1991Jess HarvellBlack check.svg [59]
21 October 2011 Laughing Stock Talk Talk 1991Black check.svg [60]
2 November 2011 The Smile Sessions The Beach Boys 2011Mark RichardsonBlack check.svgBlack check.svg [61]
18 November 2011 Hatful of Hollow The Smiths 1984 Douglas Wolk Black check.svg [62]
The Queen is Dead 1986
28 November 2011 Siamese Dream The Smashing Pumpkins 1993Ned RaggettBlack check.svg [63]
7 December 2011 20 Jazz Funk Greats Throbbing Gristle 1979Drew DanielBlack check.svg [64]
9 December 2011 Tago Mago Can 1971Douglas WolkBlack check.svg [65]
11 May 2012 Isn't Anything my bloody valentine 1988Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [66]
loveless 1991
27 July 2012 Liquid Swords GZA 1995Ian CohenBlack check.svg [67]
13 August 2012 For Your Pleasure Roxy Music 1973Tom EwingBlack check.svg [68]
9 November 2012 Blue Joni Mitchell 1971 Jessica Hopper Black check.svg [69]
Court and Spark 1974
The Hissing of Summer Lawns 1975
19 November 2012 The Disintegration Loops William Basinski 2003Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [70]
20 November 2012 The Velvet Underground & Nico The Velvet Underground & Nico 1967Miles RaymerBlack check.svg [71]
12 December 2012 Voodoo D'Angelo 2000Ryan DombalBlack check.svg [72]
16 January 2013 Donuts J Dilla 2006Nate PatrinBlack check.svg [73]
23 January 2013 Illmatic Nas 1994Jeff WeissBlack check.svg [74]
8 February 2013 Rumours Fleetwood Mac 1977Jessica HopperBlack check.svg [75]
24 September 2013 In Utero Nirvana 1993Stuart BermanBlack check.svg [76]
16 January 2014 White Light/White Heat The Velvet Underground 1968Douglas WolkBlack check.svg [77]
22 January 2014 Pink Moon Nick Drake 1972 Jayson Greene Black check.svg [78]
9 April 2014 The Infamous Mobb Deep 1995Black check.svg [79]
16 April 2014 Spiderland Slint 1991Stuart BermanBlack check.svg [80]
25 April 2014 Surfer Rosa Pixies 1988Mike PowellReviewed in conjunction with Pixies' discography [81]
Doolittle 1989
12 June 2014 Led Zeppelin II Led Zeppelin 1969Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [82]
16 July 2014 Heaven or Las Vegas Cocteau Twins 1990Stephen M. DeusnerBlack check.svg [83]
5 November 2014 The Lonesome Crowded West Modest Mouse 1997Brian HoweBlack check.svg [84]
24 November 2014 The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground 1969Stuart BermanBlack check.svg [85]
25 November 2014 It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back Public Enemy 1988Craig JenkinsBlack check.svg [86]
Fear of a Black Planet 1990
24 February 2015 Physical Graffiti Led Zeppelin 1975Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [87]
19 June 2015 Sticky Fingers The Rolling Stones 1971Black check.svg [88]
1 October 2015 Hunky Dory David Bowie 1971Douglas WolkBlack check.svg [89]
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars 1972
4 November 2015 Loaded The Velvet Underground 1970Stuart BermanBlack check.svg [90]
6 November 2015 Astral Weeks Van Morrison 1968 Stephen Thomas Erlewine Black check.svg [91]
13 November 2015 People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm A Tribe Called Quest 1990kris exBlack check.svg [92]
25 November 2015 A Love Supreme John Coltrane 1965Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [93]
22 January 2016 "Heroes" David Bowie 1977Ryan DombalPublished as part of a series of reviews following the death of David Bowie [94]
Low Laura Snapes [95]
24 February 2016 Off the Wall Michael Jackson 1979Ryan DombalBlack check.svg [96]
13 April 2016 Ride the Lightning Metallica 1984Saby Reyes-KulkarniBlack check.svg [97]
29 April 2016 Dirty Mind Prince 1980Barry WaltersAwarded as part of a series of reviews following the death of Prince [98]
Purple Rain 1984Carvell Wallace [99]
30 April 2016 Sign o' the Times 1987Nelson George [100]
1999 1982 Maura Johnston [101]
12 June 2016 Hounds of Love Kate Bush 1985Barry WaltersBlack check.svgFirst Sunday Review [102]
26 June 2016 Tonight's the Night Neil Young 1975Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [103]
30 July 2016 Nina Simone in Concert Nina Simone 1964Carvell WallaceBlack check.svg [104]
21 August 2016 Songs in the Key of Life Stevie Wonder 1976Alan LightBlack check.svg [105]
18 September 2016 Another Green World Brian Eno 1975Mike PowellBlack check.svg [106]
1 October 2016 Music for 18 Musicians Steve Reich 1978Seth Colter WallsBlack check.svg [107]
30 October 2016 Blood on the Tracks Bob Dylan 1975Jesse JarnowBlack check.svg [108]
1 November 2016 Metal Box Public Image Ltd 1979 Simon Reynolds Black check.svg [109]
14 November 2016 Einstein on the Beach Philip Glass 1979Seth Colter WallsBlack check.svg [110]
15 January 2017 Germfree Adolescents X-Ray Spex 1978Jenn PellyBlack check.svg [111]
5 February 2017 Homogenic Björk 1997 Philip Sherburne Black check.svgOriginally given a 9.9 rating on release in 1997 [112]
26 February 2017 Weezer Weezer 1994Jill MapesBlack check.svg [113]
7 March 2017 Either/Or Elliott Smith 1997Matt LeMayBlack check.svg [114]
9 March 2017 Ready to Die The Notorious B.I.G. 1994Matthew TrammellReviewed to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the murder of the Notorious B.I.G. [115]
26 March 2017 Bach: The Goldberg Variations Glenn Gould 1956Seth Colter WallsBlack check.svgTwo separate scores of two separate recordings of the same piece [116]
Bach: The Goldberg Variations 1982
2 April 2017 Optimo EP Liquid Liquid 1983Sasha Frere-JonesBlack check.svg [117]
4 June 2017 Supreme Clientele Ghostface Killah 2000Jeff WeissBlack check.svg [118]
16 July 2017 Appetite for Destruction Guns N' Roses 1987Maura JohnstonBlack check.svg [119]
3 August 2017 Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) Brian Eno 1974Douglas WolkBlack check.svg [120]
Before and After Science 1977 [120]
2 December 2017 Master of Puppets Metallica 1986Andy O'ConnorBlack check.svg [121]
18 March 2018 Nebraska Bruce Springsteen 1982Mark RichardsonBlack check.svg [122]
28 April 2018 Trout Mask Replica Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band 1969Marc MastersBlack check.svg [123]
2 May 2018 Exile in Guyville Liz Phair 1993Amanda PetruischBlack check.svgReview focuses on box set version Girly-Sound to Guyville , which includes three tapes from Phair's Girly-Sound series [124]
3 June 2018 Live Through This Hole 1994Sasha GeffenBlack check.svg [125]
10 June 2018 The Band The Band 1969Steven HydenBlack check.svg [126]
16 September 2018 Rid of Me PJ Harvey 1993Judy BermanBlack check.svg [127]
23 September 2018 3 Feet High and Rising De La Soul 1989 Jeff Chang Black check.svg [128]
11 October 2018 The Singles Bikini Kill 1998Jenn PellyBlack check.svg [129]
21 October 2018 Remain in Light Talking Heads 1980Dan BrooksBlack check.svg [130]
13 January 2019 Spirit of Eden Talk Talk 1988Jeremy D. LarsonBlack check.svg [131]
3 February 2019 Journey in Satchidananda Alice Coltrane 1971Josephine LivingstoneBlack check.svg [132]
5 May 2019 Selected Ambient Works Volume II Aphex Twin 1994Philip SherburneBlack check.svg [133]
19 June 2019 The Complete Birth of the Cool Miles Davis 1957Nate ChinenBlack check.svg [134]
11 November 2019 In the Court of the Crimson King King Crimson 1969Ryan ReedBlack check.svg [135]
20 November 2019 Aja Steely Dan 1977Amanda PetrusichAwarded as part of "Steely Dan Day" [136]
15 December 2019 The Chronic Dr. Dre 1992Sheldon PearceBlack check.svg [137]
22 December 2019 Tapestry Carole King 1971Jenn PellyBlack check.svg [138]
8 March 2020 Post Björk 1995Black check.svg [139]
5 April 2020 Head Hunters Herbie Hancock 1973Jeremy D. LarsonBlack check.svg [140]
17 April 2020 Fetch the Bolt Cutters Fiona Apple 2020Jenn PellyBlack check.svg [141]
23 April 2020 Fear of Music Talking Heads 1979Jayson GreeneAwarded as part of "Talking Heads Day" [142]
21 June 2020 Maggot Brain Funkadelic 1971Dave SegalBlack check.svg [143]
31 October 2020 American Beauty Grateful Dead 1970Andy CushBlack check.svg [144]
19 September 2021 Look-Ka Py Py The Meters 1969Hanif AbdurraqibBlack check.svg [145]
5 October 2021 Discovery Daft Punk 2001Noah YooAwarded as part of a 2021 list in which Pitchfork amended the scores of 19 previously reviewed albums [146]
12 December 2021 Juju Music King Sunny Adé 1982Will HernesBlack check.svg [147]
27 February 2022 Talking Book Stevie Wonder 1972Carol CooperAwarded as part of "Stevie Wonder Day" [148] [149]
Innervisions 1973Craig Jenkins [150]
9 October 2022 Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) Wu-Tang Clan 1993Dylan GreenAwarded as part of a series of articles on the Wu-Tang Clan [151]
4 December 2022 Hejira Joni Mitchell 1976Jenn PellyBlack check.svg [152]
5 February 2023 Anthology of American Folk Music, Vol. 1-3 Various artists1952Grayson Haver CurrinBlack check.svg [153]
2 April 2023 Warren Zevon Warren Zevon 1976Andy CushBlack check.svg [154]
23 September 2023 Tim The Replacements 1985Jeremy D. LarsonBlack check.svg [155]
24 September 2023 Live at the Harlem Square Club, 1963 Sam Cooke 1985Marc HoganBlack check.svg [156]
7 January 2024 Ambient 1: Music for Airports Brian Eno 1978Grayson Haver CurrinBlack check.svg [157]
4 February 2024 Live at the Liquid Room, Tokyo Jeff Mills 1996Gabriel SzatanBlack check.svg [158]
19 May 2024 Judy at Carnegie Hall Judy Garland 1961Harry TafoyaBlack check.svg [159]
17 November 2024 Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd 1975Sam SodomskyBlack check.svg [160]

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