supahypeag
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Whew. FINALLY finished my list of 50. I feel pretty good about it. Now I just have to put it in order....how hard can that be?
The N&G Top 500 Albums of All Time!!!
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siremobunny
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it's too much pressure...lol
Viking Dan
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I’m struggling with the order.
Not basing it purely on my own tastes and trying to acknowledge the significance of each release on the overall pantheon of ‘popular music’ has made the rankings difficult.
I’m shifting things around on the regular.
I need to stop tinkering and chalk any deficiencies up to it being 2020.
kvetcha
Chet Hanks' Filmography Buff
Pshaw
Slowly revealing still!
41. M83 - Before The Dawn Heals Us
42. Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill
43. SZA - Ctrl
44. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever To Tell
45. Talib Kweli & Madlib - Liberation
Talib / Madlib is probably my most underrated album probably not going to be on anyone else's list pick. It's easily my favorite Talib Kweli album and features some of my favorite Madlib productions.
I don't own any M83 on vinyl - need to change that.
42. Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill
43. SZA - Ctrl
44. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever To Tell
45. Talib Kweli & Madlib - Liberation
Talib / Madlib is probably my most underrated album probably not going to be on anyone else's list pick. It's easily my favorite Talib Kweli album and features some of my favorite Madlib productions.
I don't own any M83 on vinyl - need to change that.
some good picks.. surprised that number 41 is THAT specific album from them and not the 2nd album
cbl
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the full list for those not giving my slow-reveal the gravity of Q-drops:
50. Pretty Things - SF Sorrow Psychedelic Rock / Expirimental Rock / Conecpt (1968) **1pt**
49. Postal Service - Give Up Indie-tronica / Indie Pop (2003)
48. Kamasi Washington - The Epic Jazz (2015)
47. Swans - To Be Kind Expirimental Rock / Noise Rock / Drone (2014)
46. Dire Straits - Dire Straits Roots Rock / Blues Rock (1978)
45. Midlake - The Trials of van Occupanther Progressive Folk / Psychedelic Folk / Indie (2006)
44. Massive Attack - Blue Lines Trip Hop / Chill Out / British Hip Hop (1991)
43. Notorious B.I.G - Ready to Die East Coast Hip Hop / Gangsta Rap / Hardcore Hip Hop (1994)
42. Mission of Burma - Vs. Post-Punk / Punk Rock (1982)
41. Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Soft Rock / Pop Rock / Folk Rock (1977)
40. Nils Frahm - All Melody Ambient / Contemporary Classical / Electronic Composition (2018)
39. Counting Crows - August and Everything After Alternative Rock (1993)
38. Stan Getz/Joao Gilberto - Gezt/Gilberto Jazz / Bossa Nova (1964)
37. NWA - Straight Outta Compton West Coast Hip Hop / Gangsta Rap / Hardcore Hip Hop (1988)
36. The Band - Music From Big Pink Roots Rock / Americana (1968)
35. DJ Shadow - Entroducing Hip Hop / Instrumental Hip Hop (1996)
34. Pink Floyd - Animals Progressive Rock (1977)
33. Four Tet - Rounds Electronic / IDM / Experimental (2003)
32. Nick Cave&The Bad Seeds - Push the Sky Away Art Rock / Gothic Rock / Alternative Rock (2013)
31. Miles Davis - Bitches Brew Jazz Fusion / Avant Funk / Experimental Jazz (1970)
30. Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am... Post-Punk Revival / Garage Rock Revival / Indie Rock (2006)
29. The Gun Club - Miami Cowpunk / Punk Blues / Post-Punk (1982)
28. Gorillaz - Demon Days Trip Hop / Art Rock / Alternative Rock (2005)
27. Outkast - Southernplayalisticcadilacmusik Southern Hip Hop (1994)
26. Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan Folk / Blues / Singer-Songwriter (1963)
25. Nick Drake - Pink Moon Folk (1972)
24. David Bowie - Station to Station Art Rock / Space Rock / Soul (1976)
23. Purple Mountains - Purple Mountains Indie Rock / Alt-Country (2019)
22. Townes van Zandt - For Sake of the Song Country (1968)
21. The Chameleons - Script of the Bridge Post-Punk (1983)
20. The National - Boxer Indie Rock / Chamber Pop (2007)
19. Gil Scott-Heron - Small Talk at 125th & Lenox Jazz Poetry / Proto-Rap / Spoken Word (1970)
18. Nina Simone - Pastel Blues Blues / Vocal Jazz (1965)
17. Toadies - Rubberneck Grunge / Alt Rock / Noise Rock (1994)
16. Radiohead - OK Computer Alt Rock / Art Rock / Indie Rock (1997)
15. A Tribe Called Quest - The Low-End Theory East Coast Hip Hop / Jazz Rap / Alt-Hip Hop (1991)
14. Bloc Party - Silent Alarm Post-Punk Revival / Dance Punk (2005)
13. Gang of Four - Entertainment! Post Punk / Dance Punk (1979)
12. Tom Waits - Heart of Saturday Night Folk / Blues / Jazz (1974)
11. Talking Heads - Remain in Light New Wave / Post-Punk / Art Pop (1980)
10. Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West Indie Rock / Art-Punk (1997)
9. Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden Post-Rock / Art Rock / Progressive Pop (1988)
8. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly Hip Hop / Jazz Rap / Neo-Soul (2015)
7. The Smiths - The Queen is Dead New Wave / Post-Punk / Alt-Rock(1986)
6. Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights Post-Punk Revival / Indie Rock (2002)
5. Marvin Gaye - What's Going On Soul / R&B / Psychedelic Soul (1971)
4. Jeff Buckley - Grace Folk / Art Rock / Alt-Rock (1994)
3. 13th Floor Elevators - The Psychedelic Sounds... Psychedelic Rock / Garage Rock (1966)
2. Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star Alternative Hip Hop (1998)
1. Sun Kil Moon - April Folk Rock / Indie Folk / Slowcore (2008) **50pt**
50. Pretty Things - SF Sorrow Psychedelic Rock / Expirimental Rock / Conecpt (1968) **1pt**
49. Postal Service - Give Up Indie-tronica / Indie Pop (2003)
48. Kamasi Washington - The Epic Jazz (2015)
47. Swans - To Be Kind Expirimental Rock / Noise Rock / Drone (2014)
46. Dire Straits - Dire Straits Roots Rock / Blues Rock (1978)
45. Midlake - The Trials of van Occupanther Progressive Folk / Psychedelic Folk / Indie (2006)
44. Massive Attack - Blue Lines Trip Hop / Chill Out / British Hip Hop (1991)
43. Notorious B.I.G - Ready to Die East Coast Hip Hop / Gangsta Rap / Hardcore Hip Hop (1994)
42. Mission of Burma - Vs. Post-Punk / Punk Rock (1982)
41. Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Soft Rock / Pop Rock / Folk Rock (1977)
40. Nils Frahm - All Melody Ambient / Contemporary Classical / Electronic Composition (2018)
39. Counting Crows - August and Everything After Alternative Rock (1993)
38. Stan Getz/Joao Gilberto - Gezt/Gilberto Jazz / Bossa Nova (1964)
37. NWA - Straight Outta Compton West Coast Hip Hop / Gangsta Rap / Hardcore Hip Hop (1988)
36. The Band - Music From Big Pink Roots Rock / Americana (1968)
35. DJ Shadow - Entroducing Hip Hop / Instrumental Hip Hop (1996)
34. Pink Floyd - Animals Progressive Rock (1977)
33. Four Tet - Rounds Electronic / IDM / Experimental (2003)
32. Nick Cave&The Bad Seeds - Push the Sky Away Art Rock / Gothic Rock / Alternative Rock (2013)
31. Miles Davis - Bitches Brew Jazz Fusion / Avant Funk / Experimental Jazz (1970)
30. Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am... Post-Punk Revival / Garage Rock Revival / Indie Rock (2006)
29. The Gun Club - Miami Cowpunk / Punk Blues / Post-Punk (1982)
28. Gorillaz - Demon Days Trip Hop / Art Rock / Alternative Rock (2005)
27. Outkast - Southernplayalisticcadilacmusik Southern Hip Hop (1994)
26. Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan Folk / Blues / Singer-Songwriter (1963)
25. Nick Drake - Pink Moon Folk (1972)
24. David Bowie - Station to Station Art Rock / Space Rock / Soul (1976)
23. Purple Mountains - Purple Mountains Indie Rock / Alt-Country (2019)
22. Townes van Zandt - For Sake of the Song Country (1968)
21. The Chameleons - Script of the Bridge Post-Punk (1983)
20. The National - Boxer Indie Rock / Chamber Pop (2007)
19. Gil Scott-Heron - Small Talk at 125th & Lenox Jazz Poetry / Proto-Rap / Spoken Word (1970)
18. Nina Simone - Pastel Blues Blues / Vocal Jazz (1965)
17. Toadies - Rubberneck Grunge / Alt Rock / Noise Rock (1994)
16. Radiohead - OK Computer Alt Rock / Art Rock / Indie Rock (1997)
15. A Tribe Called Quest - The Low-End Theory East Coast Hip Hop / Jazz Rap / Alt-Hip Hop (1991)
14. Bloc Party - Silent Alarm Post-Punk Revival / Dance Punk (2005)
13. Gang of Four - Entertainment! Post Punk / Dance Punk (1979)
12. Tom Waits - Heart of Saturday Night Folk / Blues / Jazz (1974)
11. Talking Heads - Remain in Light New Wave / Post-Punk / Art Pop (1980)
10. Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West Indie Rock / Art-Punk (1997)
9. Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden Post-Rock / Art Rock / Progressive Pop (1988)
8. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly Hip Hop / Jazz Rap / Neo-Soul (2015)
7. The Smiths - The Queen is Dead New Wave / Post-Punk / Alt-Rock(1986)
6. Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights Post-Punk Revival / Indie Rock (2002)
5. Marvin Gaye - What's Going On Soul / R&B / Psychedelic Soul (1971)
4. Jeff Buckley - Grace Folk / Art Rock / Alt-Rock (1994)
3. 13th Floor Elevators - The Psychedelic Sounds... Psychedelic Rock / Garage Rock (1966)
2. Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star Alternative Hip Hop (1998)
1. Sun Kil Moon - April Folk Rock / Indie Folk / Slowcore (2008) **50pt**
My induction into m83 was kinda weird. I got into them right before this album was released but only because I had heard a song from their first album and decided to check it out. By the time I finished digging thru it, Before the Dawn came out and I completely skipped Dead Cities. This album in particular made a huge impact on me because I thought their sound was so unique. The way they blend electronic shoegaze ambient together so well, it was ticking all the right boxes for me and was not like much I had heard before. Their first album was cool and I loved it but this was something else altogether. I did go back to check out Dead Cities but it didn't make as big an impact.
Ponman2003
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Close enough:
| Rank | Artist | Album |
1 | Clap Your Hands Say Yeah | Clap Your Hands Say Yeah |
2 | Arcade Fire | Funeral |
3 | Pink Floyd | The Wall |
4 | Marvin Gaye | What's Going On? |
5 | Bob Dylan | The Times They are A-Changin' |
6 | The Beatles | Abbey Road |
7 | Beach Boys | Pet Sounds |
8 | Led Zeppelin | Led Zeppelin 1 |
9 | The Doors | The Doors |
10 | Bright Eyes | Lifted |
11 | Wu-Tang Clan | Enter the Wu-Tang |
12 | John Lennon & Plastic Ono Band | John Lennon & Plastic Ono Band |
13 | Bon Iver | For Emma, Forever Ago |
14 | Dr. Dre | The Chronic |
15 | Van Morrison | Veedon Fleece |
16 | Kendrick Lamar | To Pimp a Butterfly |
17 | The Killers | Hot Fuss |
18 | Fleetwood Mac | Rumours |
19 | Angel Olsen | Burn Your Fire for No Witness |
20 | Miles Davis | Bitches Brew |
21 | MGMT | Oracular Spectacular |
22 | Bruce Springsteen | Born to Run |
23 | Coldplay | Parachutes |
24 | Wolf Parade | Apologies to the Queen Mary |
25 | Animal Collective | Merriweather Post Pavilion |
26 | Supertramp | Breakfast in America |
27 | Kanye West | Late Registration |
28 | Weezer | Blue Album |
29 | Nirvana | Nevermind |
30 | Elton John | Goodbye Yellow Brick Road |
31 | Grouplove | Never Trust a Happy Song |
32 | Gorillaz | Gorillaz |
33 | Panda Bear | Person Pitch |
34 | Buena Vista Social Club | Buena Vista Social Club |
35 | Paul Simon | Graceland |
36 | The Strokes | Is This It? |
37 | Islands | Return to the Sea |
38 | Feist | The Reminder |
39 | ODB | Return to the 36 Chambers |
40 | Black Sabbath | Vol. 4 |
41 | of Montreal | Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? |
42 | Velvet Underground & Nico | Velvet Underground & Nico |
43 | Mariah Carey | Daydream |
44 | SZA | Ctrl |
45 | Francis Albert Sinatra & Antônio Carlos Jobim | Francis Albert Sinatra & Antônio Carlos Jobim |
46 | Simon & Garfunkel | Bookends |
47 | The Whitest Boy Alive | Dreams |
48 | Kings of Leon | Aha Shake Heartbreak |
49 | Lil Wayne | Tha Carter III |
50 | Amy Winehouse | Back to Black |
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kvetcha
Chet Hanks' Filmography Buff
Ericj32
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I got really excited for a sec that Amy Winehouse was your #1, haha.
chrb98
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Can I like this twice for the Hissing Fauna inclusion??
Ponman2003
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That's one of those albums that resurfaced for me when I got into vinyl. I saw the 10yr anniversary edition for cheap, and wow, it is front-to-back fantastic.
chrb98
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35. Kanye West - The College Dropout
34. The Mars Volta - De-Loused In The Comatorium
33. Joanna Newsom - Ys
32. Outkast - Aquemini
31. Stevie Wonder - Music Of My Mind
34. The Mars Volta - De-Loused In The Comatorium
33. Joanna Newsom - Ys
32. Outkast - Aquemini
31. Stevie Wonder - Music Of My Mind
Starting with #33, everything from here on out is what I would consider "perfect" albums in my view. Maybe not in the sense that literally every second is equally masterful, but in the sense that I struggle to come up with anything that would make the album noticeably more meaningful, jaw-dropping, and/or enjoyable to me personally.
Rip_City
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Another set of five.
35) Pink Floyd - Animals [progressive rock]
As relevant as ever. Sort of self-explanatory, no?
34) Erykah Badu - Baduizm [neo-soul]
In contrast to other neo-soul artists and albums of the heyday era, Badu focused not just on groovy hooks with percussive emphasis, but especially on wise as fuck lyrical poetry. Badu's mind projects knowledge that spans decades older than her age.
33) Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters [jazz fusion]
My first jazz foray with crossover into other genres. It's one of those studio albums that sounds as if it's recorded live..."Chameleon" sounds different every time I hear it...it was cool to have played it repeatedly in high school band. "Watermelon Man" is bizarre jubilance. "Sly" could soundtrack a 70's film's car chase scene. "Vein Melter" conveys a particularly tricky crime scene investigation.
32) Grouper - A I A: Alien Observer [ethereal, ambient]
I first listened to this during some 2AM all-nighter in college and experienced peace that I've never thought was palpable. It is a standout example of how vocals, although widely underused, can contribute beautifully to ambient music. "Come Softly (For Daniel D.)" is a catch-22 closure; it is the most minimal-sounding piece, yet ends on a seemingly unfinished musical phrase. Euphoria.
31) Melvins - Stoner Witch [stoner rock, stoner metal]
I've grown to like stoner/doom metal more than other subgenres in the musical discipline. On this particular Melvins oldie, the sonic variety is quite incredible: minute-long tracks, a long-ass drone finale, guitars that sound as if they are racing against each other on a hellish speedway, animal noises, military-esque percussion, among others! The cohesion of the record still holds with all of these unique elements tossed together.
As relevant as ever. Sort of self-explanatory, no?
34) Erykah Badu - Baduizm [neo-soul]
In contrast to other neo-soul artists and albums of the heyday era, Badu focused not just on groovy hooks with percussive emphasis, but especially on wise as fuck lyrical poetry. Badu's mind projects knowledge that spans decades older than her age.
33) Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters [jazz fusion]
My first jazz foray with crossover into other genres. It's one of those studio albums that sounds as if it's recorded live..."Chameleon" sounds different every time I hear it...it was cool to have played it repeatedly in high school band. "Watermelon Man" is bizarre jubilance. "Sly" could soundtrack a 70's film's car chase scene. "Vein Melter" conveys a particularly tricky crime scene investigation.
32) Grouper - A I A: Alien Observer [ethereal, ambient]
I first listened to this during some 2AM all-nighter in college and experienced peace that I've never thought was palpable. It is a standout example of how vocals, although widely underused, can contribute beautifully to ambient music. "Come Softly (For Daniel D.)" is a catch-22 closure; it is the most minimal-sounding piece, yet ends on a seemingly unfinished musical phrase. Euphoria.
31) Melvins - Stoner Witch [stoner rock, stoner metal]
I've grown to like stoner/doom metal more than other subgenres in the musical discipline. On this particular Melvins oldie, the sonic variety is quite incredible: minute-long tracks, a long-ass drone finale, guitars that sound as if they are racing against each other on a hellish speedway, animal noises, military-esque percussion, among others! The cohesion of the record still holds with all of these unique elements tossed together.
chrb98
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Another set of five.
35) Pink Floyd - Animals [progressive rock]
As relevant as ever. Sort of self-explanatory, no?
34) Erykah Badu - Baduizm [neo-soul]
In contrast to other neo-soul artists and albums of the heyday era, Badu focused not just on groovy hooks with percussive emphasis, but especially on wise as fuck lyrical poetry. Badu's mind projects knowledge that spans decades older than her age.
33) Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters [jazz fusion]
My first jazz foray with crossover into other genres. It's one of those studio albums that sounds as if it's recorded live..."Chameleon" sounds different every time I hear it...it was cool to have played it repeatedly in high school band. "Watermelon Man" is bizarre jubilance. "Sly" could soundtrack a 70's film's car chase scene. "Vein Melter" conveys a particularly tricky crime scene investigation.
32) Grouper - A I A: Alien Observer [ethereal, ambient]
I first listened to this during some 2AM all-nighter in college and experienced peace that I've never thought was palpable. It is a standout example of how vocals, although widely underused, can contribute beautifully to ambient music. "Come Softly (For Daniel D.)" is a catch-22 closure; it is the most minimal-sounding piece, yet ends on a seemingly unfinished musical phrase. Euphoria.
31) Melvins - Stoner Witch [stoner rock, stoner metal]
I've grown to like stoner/doom metal more than other subgenres in the musical discipline. On this particular Melvins oldie, the sonic variety is quite incredible: minute-long tracks, a long-ass drone finale, guitars that sound as if they are racing against each other on a hellish speedway, animal noises, military-esque percussion, among others! The cohesion of the record still holds with all of these unique elements tossed together.
Alien Observer was definitely in contention for my list. It just invokes such an otherworldly feeling to it, and once you get lost in it, you never want to leave.
That anniversary repress is stunning too - I picked it up after being unimpressed with an older pressing, and was absolutely blown away by it!
Murfocakes
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My bubbling under
60. Crime Of The Century - Supertramp
59. Voodoo - D’Angelo
58. London Calling - The Clash
57. XO - Elliott Smith
56. Speakerboxx/The Love Below
55. The Beatles - The Beatles
54. Secret Treaties - Blue Oyster Cult
53. Holy Diver - Dio
52. Blood On The Tracks - Bob Dylan
51. Electric Ladyland - Jimi Hendrix
60. Crime Of The Century - Supertramp
59. Voodoo - D’Angelo
58. London Calling - The Clash
57. XO - Elliott Smith
56. Speakerboxx/The Love Below
55. The Beatles - The Beatles
54. Secret Treaties - Blue Oyster Cult
53. Holy Diver - Dio
52. Blood On The Tracks - Bob Dylan
51. Electric Ladyland - Jimi Hendrix
Im sorry that number 53!
By your own laws laid down by your own hands that’s treasonous surely?
Murfocakes
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Heaven and Hell. Rainbow Rising. Don’t worry. He’s represented
Murfocakes
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And the top 50. I’ve tried to limit my Bowie and Prince picks.
1.Outside - David Bowie
2Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
3Station To Station - David Bowie
4Parade - Prince
5Clear Spot - Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band
6Lil Beethoven - Sparks
7Southpaw Grammar - Morrissey
8Sign O The Times - Prince
9Aja - Steely Dan
10Don’t Stand Me Down - Dexys Midnight Runners
11Scott 4 - Scott Walker
12Purple Rain - Prince
13Forever Changes - Love
14Spirit Of Eden - Talk Talk
15The Hissing Of Summer Lawns - Joni Mitchell
16Fulfillingness First Finale - Stevie Wonder
17Propaganda - Sparks
18All This And Heaven Too - Andrew Gold
19Raw Power - Iggy & The Stooges
20Love Symbol Album - Prince
21It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back - Public Enemy
22Reckoning - R.E.M.
23It’s Too Late To Stop Now - Van Morrison
24The Holy Bible - Manic Street Preachers
25Selling England By The Pound - Genesis
26Vauxhall and I - Morrissey
27After The Goldrush - Neil Young
28Fun House - The Stooges
29No 1 In Heaven - Sparks
30Rainbow Rising - Rainbow
31The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady - Charles Mingus
32Blackstar - David Bowie
33Ram - Paul McCartney
34Street Legal - Bob Dylan
35St Dominic’s Preview - Van Morrison
36Bat Out Of Hell - Meat Loaf
37Let It Bleed - Rolling Stones
38Abbey Road - Beatles
39Heaven & Hell - Black Sabbath
40Murmur - R.E.M.
41Rubber Soul - The Beatles
42The VU & Nico - The Velvet Underground
43In A Silent Way - Miles Davis
44Sticky Fingers - The Rolling Stones
45The Blue Mask - Lou Reed
46Killer - Alice Cooper
47Lust For Life - Iggy Pop
48Want One - Rufus Wainwright
49Runt The Ballad Of Todd Rundgren - Todd Rundgren
50My Beauty - Kevin Rowland
1.Outside - David Bowie
2Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
3Station To Station - David Bowie
4Parade - Prince
5Clear Spot - Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band
6Lil Beethoven - Sparks
7Southpaw Grammar - Morrissey
8Sign O The Times - Prince
9Aja - Steely Dan
10Don’t Stand Me Down - Dexys Midnight Runners
11Scott 4 - Scott Walker
12Purple Rain - Prince
13Forever Changes - Love
14Spirit Of Eden - Talk Talk
15The Hissing Of Summer Lawns - Joni Mitchell
16Fulfillingness First Finale - Stevie Wonder
17Propaganda - Sparks
18All This And Heaven Too - Andrew Gold
19Raw Power - Iggy & The Stooges
20Love Symbol Album - Prince
21It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back - Public Enemy
22Reckoning - R.E.M.
23It’s Too Late To Stop Now - Van Morrison
24The Holy Bible - Manic Street Preachers
25Selling England By The Pound - Genesis
26Vauxhall and I - Morrissey
27After The Goldrush - Neil Young
28Fun House - The Stooges
29No 1 In Heaven - Sparks
30Rainbow Rising - Rainbow
31The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady - Charles Mingus
32Blackstar - David Bowie
33Ram - Paul McCartney
34Street Legal - Bob Dylan
35St Dominic’s Preview - Van Morrison
36Bat Out Of Hell - Meat Loaf
37Let It Bleed - Rolling Stones
38Abbey Road - Beatles
39Heaven & Hell - Black Sabbath
40Murmur - R.E.M.
41Rubber Soul - The Beatles
42The VU & Nico - The Velvet Underground
43In A Silent Way - Miles Davis
44Sticky Fingers - The Rolling Stones
45The Blue Mask - Lou Reed
46Killer - Alice Cooper
47Lust For Life - Iggy Pop
48Want One - Rufus Wainwright
49Runt The Ballad Of Todd Rundgren - Todd Rundgren
50My Beauty - Kevin Rowland