Consensus Top 350 Albums of All-Time: 1. The Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd (177 Viewers)

[Dr. Octopus]

I had Sound & Fury in my top 20

It was on my list but got pushed off - probably should have left it on.

 

[Chaos34]

Metamodern Sounds in Country Music - Sturgill Simpson

I had Sound & Fury in my top 20, but suspect I may have been the only one to rank it. Metamodern Sounds was on my original list, but I only found space for 2 Sturgill albums, so it got cut.

I have Sound and Fury 50ish. I also saw it live. It was... er... not so good. Strugill later said something like, "What was I thinking?" I love the studio album. I think he was thinking up some new modern direction that should have spawned creative copycats.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

We kind of discussed this in the thread and @KarmaPolice listed some albums (that he didn’t rank) as album suggestions but anyone want to “buddy up” and exchange 5 albums for your partner to listen to and review - while you receive 5 albums back to do that same?

ETA: we can randomly assign “buddies” or pick and choose our buddy.

 

[Ilov80s]

We kind of discussed this in the thread and @KarmaPolice listed some albums (that he didn’t rank) as album suggestions but anyone want to “buddy up” and exchange 5 albums for your partner to listen to and review - while you receive 5 albums back to do that same?

ETA: we can randomly assign “buddies” or pick and choose our buddy.

I’m game

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Oh and preferably albums from your Top 70 list to keep the theme of the thread going.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

2. Abbey Road – The Beatles (1,145 points)


@Dr. Octopus #1
@Rand al Thor #1
@Pip's Invitation #1
@Uruk-Hai #2
@BroncoFreak_2K3 #3
@higgins #8
@krista4 #8
@shuke #8
@New Binky the Doormat #8
@simey #11
@Dreaded Marco #12
@landrys hat #16
@jwb #17
@tunrjose7 #19
@MAC_32 #28
@Atomic Punk #27
@Snoopy #28
@Ghost Rider #30
@timschochet #35
@Idiot Boxer #41
@Dwayne_Castro #42
@Nick Vermeil #57


Abbey Road is the eleventh studio album by the English rock band the Beatles, released on 26 September 1969, by Apple Records. It is the last album the group recorded, although Let It Be (1970) was the last album completed before the band's break-up in April 1970. It was mostly recorded in April, July, and August 1969, and topped the record charts in both the United States and the United Kingdom. A double A-side single from the album, "Something" / "Come Together", was released in October, which also topped the charts in the US.

So the Beatles are my #1 but not krista's? What is going on in the universe?

This is everything I want in a record-listening experience. It is beautiful, challenging, passionate, warm, dazzling and diverse. My 14-year-old sees music as background or as a moment-by-moment thing and doesn't have interest in the album format, but this is the one album I've played for him that he appreciates (he particularly likes "Come Together"). I have never tired of it and it is one of the few records I listen to as much now as I did in my younger years.

I'll read the rest of the thread to see if Doc and Rand have weighed in, but to me the only wrong answer for the playlist is Octopus's Garden. Sorry Ringo.

 

[MAC_32]

We kind of discussed this in the thread and @KarmaPolice listed some albums (that he didn’t rank) as album suggestions but anyone want to “buddy up” and exchange 5 albums for your partner to listen to and review - while you receive 5 albums back to do that same?

ETA: we can randomly assign “buddies” or pick and choose our buddy.

I'd prefer random

 

[KarmaPolice]

We kind of discussed this in the thread and @KarmaPolice listed some albums (that he didn’t rank) as album suggestions but anyone want to “buddy up” and exchange 5 albums for your partner to listen to and review - while you receive 5 albums back to do that same?

ETA: we can randomly assign “buddies” or pick and choose our buddy.

Love that idea, and I am game!










: pleasenotDanorBP:

 

[MAC_32]

Metamodern Sounds in Country Music - Sturgill Simpson

I had Sound & Fury in my top 20, but suspect I may have been the only one to rank it. Metamodern Sounds was on my original list, but I only found space for 2 Sturgill albums, so it got cut.

I have Sound and Fury 50ish. I also saw it live. It was... er... not so good. Strugill later said something like, "What was I thinking?" I love the studio album. I think he was thinking up some new modern direction that should have spawned creative copycats.

Covid canceled the show I was supposed to see and based on what you and others have shared that's probably a good thing. This thing hit those 2 weeks he was in the studio, but couldn't translate it once outside of it.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

1. The Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd (1,211 point)

@Ghost Rider #1
@BroncoFreak #1
@Dwayne_Castro #1
@shuke #2
@Chaos34 #3
@Scoresman #5
@Mt. Man #6
@Rand al Thor #10
@Dennis Castro #11
@Juxtatarot #12
@Tau837 #12
@Atomic Punk #12
@Pip's Invitation #13
@kupcho1 #14
@Dan Lambskin #14
@Yo Mama #15
@Mister CIA #20
@Long Ball Larry #28
@Snoopy #29
@Dreaded Marco #38
@KarmaPolice #40
@Idiot Boxer #64

The Dark Side of the Moon is the eighth studio album by the English rock band Pink Floyd, released on 1 March 1973 by Capitol Records in the US and on 16 March 1973 by Harvest Records in the UK. Developed during live performances before recording began, it was conceived as a concept album that would focus on the pressures faced by the band during their arduous lifestyle, and also deal with the mental health problems of the former band member Syd Barrett, who had departed the group in 1968. New material was recorded in two sessions in 1972 and 1973 at EMI Studios (now Abbey Road Studios) in London.

The best space-out album ever recorded. Squillions of bands -- including some that were on my ballot -- have tried to replicate it, but it remains unique. I listen to Animals more these days, but that takes nothing away from this.

 

[KarmaPolice]

I also like the the idea of random draw.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

If you swapped Silver Springs in for Oh Daddy, Rumours would be absolutely perfect.

Oh Daddy works for me in the context of the album because Christine McVie wrote it about Mick Fleetwood and the dissolution of his marriage -- of all the FM-related relationships that dissolved in the mid-70s, that was the only one that involved children. So it hits me in ways that other tracks on the album don't.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

We kind of discussed this in the thread and @KarmaPolice listed some albums (that he didn’t rank) as album suggestions but anyone want to “buddy up” and exchange 5 albums for your partner to listen to and review - while you receive 5 albums back to do that same?

ETA: we can randomly assign “buddies” or pick and choose our buddy.

I'll give it a go.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

We kind of discussed this in the thread and @KarmaPolice listed some albums (that he didn’t rank) as album suggestions but anyone want to “buddy up” and exchange 5 albums for your partner to listen to and review - while you receive 5 albums back to do that same?

ETA: we can randomly assign “buddies” or pick and choose our buddy.

Love that idea, and I am game!










: pleasenotDanorBP:

Can’t wait for someone to have to review Green Jellÿ

 

[Pip's Invitation]

No Screaming Trees? ……and Oasis made it? Boooo!

Also, Badmotorfinger is objectively a better album than Superunknown

I had Sweet Oblivion on my ballot, which I'll get to later today or tonight -- busy day at work.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

15. Paradise Theater - Styx

Our Styx entry was Pieces of Eight.

At least it wasn’t Mr. Roboto

I am a big Styx fan, but the album that has Mr. Roboto is pretty terrible. I like Mr. Roboto for what it is (cheese and all), but Kilroy Was Here otherwise sucks swamp water.

Don't Let It End is listenable. The rest of it is hot garbage. I know this because my ex-father in law loved that album and played it all the time.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

15. Paradise Theater - Styx

Our Styx entry was Pieces of Eight.

At least it wasn’t Mr. Roboto

I am a big Styx fan, but the album that has Mr. Roboto is pretty terrible. I like Mr. Roboto for what it is (cheese and all), but Kilroy Was Here otherwise sucks swamp water.

Don't Let It End is listenable. The rest of it is hot garbage. I know this because my ex-father in law loved that album and played it all the time.

It is Dennis DeYoung at his finest.

 

[Anarchy99]

@Dr. Octopus
Tremendous job. Thanks for the Herculean effort.

 

[AAABatteries]

@Dr. Octopus @kupcho1 - thanks for all the hard work!

Is it easy enough to share a list of artists by points received? Would be interesting and kind of a top artist list on top of the album list.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

3. Rumors – Fleetwood Mac (1,092 points)

@Idiot Boxer @1
@Snoopy #1
@kupcho1 #4
@Don Quixote #4
@ConstruxBoy #5
@BrutalPenguin #5
@Dwayne_Castro #5
@Atomic Punk #6
@Mt. Man #9
@Tau837 #11
@Ilov80s #18
@zamboni #20
@higgins #21
@jwb #28
@Nick Vermeil #29
@MAC_32 #29
@titusbramble #33
@Mrs. Rannous #34
@BroncoFreak_2K3 #44
@timschochet #53
@New Binky the Doormat #54
@Long Ball Larry #60
@Juxtatarot #65

Rumours is the eleventh studio album by the British-American rock band Fleetwood Mac, released on 4 February 1977, by Warner Bros. Records. Largely recorded in California in 1976, it was produced by the band with Ken Caillat and Richard Dashut. The recording sessions took place as the band members dealt with breakups and struggled with heavy drug use, both of which shaped the album's direction and lyrics.

Great record. What I am surprised about is that its predecessor, the self-titled 1975 album, is just as great and was nearly as popular, and got no support here. Both albums are among the peaks of mid-70s mainstream rock. I didn't vote for either of them, but I can see why people voted for this one, and might have voted for the other one had Mac been one of those more-than-one-album-on-the-ballot bands, which with this bunch they were not.

I'm not familiar with self titled beyond the hits, of which I enjoy, while Rumours was ALL hits.

"I'm So Afraid" may be Buckingham's best song.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

We kind of discussed this in the thread and @KarmaPolice listed some albums (that he didn’t rank) as album suggestions but anyone want to “buddy up” and exchange 5 albums for your partner to listen to and review - while you receive 5 albums back to do that same?

ETA: we can randomly assign “buddies” or pick and choose our buddy.

I'd be down for the random assignment.

Thanks to you, kupcho and everyone else for making this happen!

 

[Dr. Octopus]

I also like the the idea of random draw.

Ok so we have @Dr. Octopus. @KarmaPolice @Ilov80s and @MAC_32 so far. When we get more in I'll randomize the partners and we can name the albums we wish for them to listen to.

and @Pip's Invitation
and @Mrs. Rannous
@Idiot Boxer
@Dan Lambskin
@Yo Mama

 

[Dr. Octopus]

@Dr. Octopus @kupcho1 - thanks for all the hard work!

Is it easy enough to share a list of artists by points received? Would be interesting and kind of a top artist list on top of the album list.

@kupcho1 ?

 

[Idiot Boxer]

As long as I don't get @Dan Lambskin I'm in.

I'm not listening to Kid Rock.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

I also like the the idea of random draw.

Ok so we have @Dr. Octopus. @KarmaPolice @Ilov80s and @MAC_32 so far. When we get more in I'll randomize the partners and we can name the albums we wish for them to listen to.

and @Pip's Invitation
and @Mrs. Rannous

I’m in

 

[Dan Lambskin]

As long as I don't get @Dan Lambskin I'm in.

I'm not listening to Kid Rock.

You sure? There’s far worse stuff on there

Maybe you’ll get lucky and get Adele

 

[Yo Mama]

We kind of discussed this in the thread and @KarmaPolice listed some albums (that he didn’t rank) as album suggestions but anyone want to “buddy up” and exchange 5 albums for your partner to listen to and review - while you receive 5 albums back to do that same?

ETA: we can randomly assign “buddies” or pick and choose our buddy.

Sure I’d do that.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Not sure when I’ll get to a Wall writeup but I just wanted to say this cover of Run Like Hell by Kittie might be the greatest cover ever

- YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

www.youtube.com

 

[Don Quixote]

I also like the the idea of random draw.

Ok so we have @Dr. Octopus. @KarmaPolice @Ilov80s and @MAC_32 so far. When we get more in I'll randomize the partners and we can name the albums we wish for them to listen to.

and @Pip's Invitation
and @Mrs. Rannous
@Idiot Boxer
@Dan Lambskin
@Yo Mama

I’ll play too.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

I also like the the idea of random draw.

Ok so we have @Dr. Octopus. @KarmaPolice @Ilov80s and @MAC_32 so far. When we get more in I'll randomize the partners and we can name the albums we wish for them to listen to.

and @Pip's Invitation
and @Mrs. Rannous
@Idiot Boxer
@Dan Lambskin
@Yo Mama

I’ll play too.

I'll keep a list at home and won't keep updating that post. By week's end, I'll randomly pick partners out of a hat and let everyone know their matches.

 

[Yo Mama]

I’m bored at work so here are some numbers from my list.

Where did my top 70 sit in the overall top ##:
Consensus Top 5 - 3
Consensus Top 10 - 7
Consensus Top 25 - 11
Consensus Top 50 - 21
Consensus Top 100 - 33
Consensus Top 200 - 48
Consensus Top 350 - 55

How many of my top 70 made the top 350:
My top 10 - 10
My top 25 - 22
My top 50 - 44
My top 70 - 55

 

[turnjose7]

Money is good

It's the one song on DSOTM I really don't like at all.

Agree. I really don't like "Money" and it almost ruins the rest of the album for me, which I really like.

Can't really complain about Dark Side being #1. It just missed the cut for me, but now that I think about it, it is one of a handful of albums that I actually have set up in its own playlist so that I can quickly and easily listen to the album exactly as it was intended. From that standpoint, maybe it is the best album.

But as soon as I think that, I remember that I can't get past "Money."

 

[turnjose7]

I find Plant's voice bothers me more in my old age

I was thinking about something some one said earlier about Jimmy Page getting all the credit for Zeppelin, but how he failed miserably after LZ ended. The Firm was so much worse than the sum of it's part's and that was his "solo" career highlight.

Plant has had a tremendous solo career, and a few underrated albums. I love his current works collaborating Allison Krause. He's had a waaaayyyy better solo career than Page's. Heck Bonham's son had a better career than Jimmy post-LZ.

Weird timing, because I was just thinking about this and was going to post something similar. I really like those collaboration albums and was going to say I like his voice better in that format and on other recent albums. He doesn't get to that higher Zeppelin range.

I was also going to post that Jimmy's best thing recently is the live album he did with The Black Crowes. It's interesting to hear the Zeppelin songs with Robinson singing vs. Plant.

Live at the Greek

Jimmy Page · Album · 2025 · 36 songs

open.spotify.com

This is a great album, but not really a good representation of the time that Page and the Crowes toured together. Because of weird contract issues, they were able to release the Zeppelin songs and the blues covers, but not any of the Crowes songs.

You can get a different perspective with this release, though the sound quality is not quite as good.

 

[SayChowda]

I am surprised that more 90s hip-hop/rap didn't make the list. Nas, Jay-Z, Biggie, etc. Not obscure acts. I would think that the ages that I would guess most of you would have been in during the 90s (like mid 20s), there would have been more.

I was really surprised Illmatic didn't make it.

Same. It was my #16 overall.

 

[SayChowda]

I am surprised that more 90s hip-hop/rap didn't make the list. Nas, Jay-Z, Biggie, etc. Not obscure acts. I would think that the ages that I would guess most of you would have been in during the 90s (like mid 20s), there would have been more. I could be judging this wrong though.

The problem I ran into was this being an albums draft. As it turns out I don't consume my hip-hop via albums, just songs. A lot were on my original list, but almost none made it to the final 70.

That's a good point - probably common.

 

[Leroy Hoard]

15. Paradise Theater - Styx

Our Styx entry was Pieces of Eight.

At least it wasn’t Mr. Roboto

I am a big Styx fan, but the album that has Mr. Roboto is pretty terrible. I like Mr. Roboto for what it is (cheese and all), but Kilroy Was Here otherwise sucks swamp water.

Don't Let It End is listenable. The rest of it is hot garbage. I know this because my ex-father in law loved that album and played it all the time.

It is Dennis DeYoung at his finest.

The only actual Styx album I owned was the Grand Illusion, but I did like the occasional song from other albums enough to buy a compilation to go with it.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Money is good

It's the one song on DSOTM I really don't like at all.

Agree. I really don't like "Money" and it almost ruins the rest of the album for me, which I really like.

Can't really complain about Dark Side being #1. It just missed the cut for me, but now that I think about it, it is one of a handful of albums that I actually have set up in its own playlist so that I can quickly and easily listen to the album exactly as it was intended. From that standpoint, maybe it is the best album.

But as soon as I think that, I remember that I can't get past "Money."

Money feels like it would fit better on Wish You Were Here or something

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Agree. I really don't like "Money" and it almost ruins the rest of the album for me, which I really like.

Yes, not only do I not really like the song, it doesn't fit the album at all.

 

[titusbramble]

Here's my list, on phone so making no attempt to remove those that did make it

By The Way - Red Hot Chili Peppers - 70 pts
The Bends - Radiohead - 69
OK Computer - Radiohead - 68
Nevermind - Nirvana - 67
Songs For The Deaf - Queens of the Stone Age - 66
(What's The Story) Morning Glory - Oasis - 65
Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols - Sex Pistols - 64
Hot Fuss - The Killers - 63
Is This It - The Strokes - 62
Experience - The Prodigy - 61
The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses - 60
Deltron 3030 - Deltron 3030 - 59
Lost Souls - Doves - 58
Origin of Symmetry - Muse - 57
Appetite for Destruction - Guns n Roses - 56
The Joshua Tree - U2 - 55
Music for the Jilted Generation - The Prodigy - 54
Love Is Here - Starsailor - 53
The Coral - The Coral - 52
Homework - Daft Punk - 51
Out Of Time - REM - 50
Jurassic 5 - Jurassic 5 - 49
London Calling - The Clash - 48
Everything Must Go - Manic Street Preachers - 47
The Great Escape - Blur - 46
Doolittle - The Pixies - 45
2001 - Dr Dre - 44
Stankonia - Outkast - 43
Kid A - Radiohead - 42
It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back - Public Enemy - 41
The Black Album - Jay-Z - 40
Graduation - Kanye West - 39
Rumours - Fleetwood Mac - 38
Parklife - Blur - 37
Demon Days - Gorillaz - 36
Black Holes and Revelations - Muse - 35
Combat Rock - The Clash - 34
The Fat Of The Land - The Prodigy - 33
Different Class - Pulp - 32
Toxicity - System Of A Down - 31
The Marshall Mathers LP - Eminem - 30
The Score - Fugees - 29
The Queen Is Dead - The Smiths - 28
100 Broken Windows - Idlewild - 27
Performance and Cocktails - Stereophonics - 26
System Of A Down - System Of A Down - 25
lemonjelly.ky - Lemon Jelly - 24
Hold Your Colour - Pendulum - 23
Version 2.0 - Garbage - 22
Decksandrumsandrockandroll - Propellerheads - 21
Era Vulgaris - Queens of the Stone Age - 20
You've Come A Long Way, Baby - Fatboy Slim - 19
Play - Moby - 18
The Last Broadcast - Doves - 17
Americana - The Offspring - 16
Urban Hymns - The Verve - 15
Screamadelica - Primal Scream - 14
The Hour Of Bewilderbeast - Badly Drawn Boy - 13
The Man Who - Travis - 12
Original Pirate Material - The Streets - 11
Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand - 10
Relationship of Command - At The Drive-In - 9
Pills n Thrills n Bellyaches - Happy Mondays - 8
Come On Die Young - Mogwai - 7
Parachutes - Coldplay - 6
Automatic for the People - REM - 5
1977 - Ash - 4
Trans Europe Express - Kraftwerk - 3
Discovery - Daft Punk - 2
The Decline of British Sea Power - British Sea Power - 1

 

[Dr. Octopus]

I am surprised that more 90s hip-hop/rap didn't make the list. Nas, Jay-Z, Biggie, etc. Not obscure acts. I would think that the ages that I would guess most of you would have been in during the 90s (like mid 20s), there would have been more.

I was really surprised Illmatic didn't make it.

Same. It was my #16 overall.

I only had Paul's Boutique on my list but considered Illmatic and Fear of a Black Planet - both got pushed off.

 

[Ghost Rider]

15. Paradise Theater - Styx

Our Styx entry was Pieces of Eight.

At least it wasn’t Mr. Roboto

I am a big Styx fan, but the album that has Mr. Roboto is pretty terrible. I like Mr. Roboto for what it is (cheese and all), but Kilroy Was Here otherwise sucks swamp water.

Don't Let It End is listenable. The rest of it is hot garbage. I know this because my ex-father in law loved that album and played it all the time.

It is Dennis DeYoung at his finest.

You probably have to be dug in already as a Styx fan, but their last three albums have all been really good. Dennis DeYoung isn't in the band anymore, but after not doing much after his ouster in the studio for 15+ years aside from one album and then a covers album, they have busted out three damn good records since 2017.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Can we get access to the Google doc in the first post or something? I’d be interested in browsing peoples lists over time

 

[Tau837]

I am surprised that more 90s hip-hop/rap didn't make the list. Nas, Jay-Z, Biggie, etc. Not obscure acts. I would think that the ages that I would guess most of you would have been in during the 90s (like mid 20s), there would have been more. I could be judging this wrong though.

I voted for a couple:

49. All Eyez On Me - 2Pac
50. The Chronic - Dr. Dre

That's all I could work into top 70.

 

[Tau837]

@Dr. Octopus
Tremendous job. Thanks for the Herculean effort.

 

[Mt. Man]

I'd be down for the 5 album trade.
Also thanks to Doc Octopus and kupcho for putting more work into this than I can imagine.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

I am surprised that more 90s hip-hop/rap didn't make the list. Nas, Jay-Z, Biggie, etc. Not obscure acts. I would think that the ages that I would guess most of you would have been in during the 90s (like mid 20s), there would have been more. I could be judging this wrong though.

I voted for a couple:

49. All Eyez On Me - 2Pac
50. The Chronic - Dr. Dre

That's all I could work into top 70.

I had Public Enemy and Bone
Probably should have had some Tupac

N.E.R.D. In Search Of… is one I should have had too

 

[dickey moe]

Fun list. A lot of top heavy Rush rankings, but after all this is a forum of older white dudes. Surprised to see Abbey Road as the highest ranked Beatles album

 

[Dan Lambskin]

As Nasty as They Wanna Be by 2 Live Crew just missed the cut for me too.

I remember asking for it for my birthday or Christmas and my mom apparently went into Sam Goody or Harmony House or that other record store at the mall and asked for it. I would be been like 10

I did not get it.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Fun list. A lot of top heavy Rush rankings, but after all this is a forum of older white dudes. Surprised to see Abbey Road as the highest ranked Beatles album

Rush surprised me in that they get a lot of "hate" in the music threads, but they have a very loyal fan base and they showed up here for the band - as did the Tool Block much to @Idiot Boxer's dismay.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Here was Jeb's list. He said he's too old to sign up for a message board but he says "yo"

The White Album	The Beatles
American Beauty	Grateful Dead
London Calling	The Clash
Aja	Steely Dan
Sea Change	Beck
Ramones	Ramones
Magical Mystery Tour	The Beatles
Paul's Boutique	Beastie Boys
Ace of Spades	Motorhead
Sky Blue Sky	Wilco
Tre Hombres	ZZ Top
Moondance	Van Morrison
The Unforgettable Fire	U2
Nevermind	Nirvana
Some Girls	The Rolling Stones
Morrison Hotel	The Doors
Raising Hell	Run-D.M.C.
Greetings From Asbury Park	Bruce Springsteen
Goes To Heaven	Grateful Dead
Pet Sounds	The Beach Boys
Consolers of the Lonely	The Raconteurs
Workingman's Dead	Grateful Dead
Ten	Pearl Jam
At Filmore East	Allman Brothers Band
Superunknown	Soundgarden
I And Love And You	The Avett Brothers
Odelay	Beck
Researching the Blues	Redd Kross
Moving Pictures	Rush
The B-52's	The B-52's
The Battle Of Los Angeles	Rage Against The Machine
Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo	Devo
Nothing's Shocking	Jane's Addiction
Gun For You	The Greenhornes
Funkadelic	Funkadelic
Willy And The Poor Boys	Creedance Clearwater Revival
Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hip-Hop	Boogie Down Productions
Up On The Sun	Meat Puppets
In the Court of the Crimson King	King Crimson
The Number of the Beast	Iron Maiden
Siamese Dream	Smashing Pumpkins
End Of The Silence	Rollins Band
Alive!	KISS
Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols	Sex Pistols
Cheap Thrills	Big Brother & The Holding Company
Pretenders	Pretenders
Manassas	Stephen Stills
Destroyer	KISS
Dreamboat Annie	Heart
Rock On	Humble Pie
Kind Of Blue	Miles Davis
Surrealistic Pillow	Jefferson Airplane
Hot Rats	Frank Zappa
Armed Forces	Elvis Costello and the Attractions
Disraeli Gears	Cream
Rage Against The Machine	Rage Against The Machine
Freak Out!	The Mothers of Invention
Paralell Lines	Blondie
Are You Experienced	Jimi Hendrx Experience
Lapalco	Brendan Benson
Volunteers	Jefferson Airplane
It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back	Public Enemy
Back in Black	AC/DC
Zuma	Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Aqualung	Jethro Tull
Weezer (Blue Album)	Weezer
Black Sabbath	Black Sabbath
Tim	The Replacements
Ritual De Lo Habitual	Jane's Addiction
Sweet Baby James	James Taylor