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30 Best Albums of All Time

Posted over 4 years ago
Not in any order of course....I was born in '72, so the list reflects that. So many of my favorite artists aren't here, like Prince, Burning Spear, Curtis Mayfield, but I was focussing on LP's that I love, not tracks.Here they are.Joni Mitchell- BlueJonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers- Rockin and RomancePixies- DoolittleCowboy Junkies-The Trinity SessionMassive Attack- Blue linesTrini Lopez- Live at PJ’sSonic Youth- GooJimi Hendrix- Axis: Bold as LoveSoul to Soul- Club Classics Volume 1Radiohead- The BendsMichelle Shocked- Short, Sharp and ShockedThe Dandy Warhols- Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia.Credence Clearwater Revival – Cosmo’s FactoryNeil Young- On The BeachLeonard Cohen-The songs of Leonard CohenBruce Cockburn- Dancing in the Dragon’s JawsNina Simone- Jazz as Played in an Exclusive Sidewalk Café.Dr. John- Duke ElegantMonster Magnet- Spine of GodRed Garland- Feelin’ RedThe Miles Davis Quintet - Cookin' With The Miles Davis QuintetGang Of Four- EntertainmentPacha- Various- The World Most Famous Club Sound #3Leslie Feist- The ReminderMadonna- MadonnaBetty Davis- They Say I'm DifferentMitsoslav Rostrapovic and the Melos Quartet-Schubert String Quintet D956Glenn Gould – Goldberg Variations, J.S. Bach (1955)Narciso Yepes and the Melos Quartet- Boccherini Guitar Quintets 4, 7 & 9Kurt Masur, Gevandhausorkestra- Brahms 21 Hungarian Dances
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Comments (6)

  1. darmuzz
    darmuzz says Very nice eclectic list. Feist from 2007 makes all time favourites! I am always hesitant to add an album from the current year in case I feel differently about it in two years' time.
    Permalink posted 02/24/2008
  2. Foraggio
    Foraggio says Yeh - Feist surprsied me, too :-) ... but hey. Not an easy task this. I was born in '72 as well, so I hear where you're coming from. I would have to find room for The Wall and Who's Next, I think. That leaves me room for 28 more ... ... can I get back to ya? ;-)
    Permalink posted 02/24/2008
  3. dermahrk
    dermahrk says Yup, nice and eclectic. But Madonna? Sheesh....
    Permalink posted 02/24/2008
  4. sonical
    sonical says Good list. Don't know all of them but will listen. Axis could be top 5 for many. And that is a great Neil Young album. Others I'd have are: Stones Exile on Main St. (http://mog.com/music/The_Rolling_Stones/Exile_On_Main_Street) Black Sabbath Paranoid (http://mog.com/music/Black_Sabbath/Paranoid) - Its an amazing album. There isn't much on Rhapsody but if you go to the album page you can click on the video tab and there are user-made music videos for some songs. Planet Caravan will surprise you. Grateful Dead: Workingmans Dead - No music on Rhapsody but ZZ Todd's post has a great video.(http://mog.com/music/Black_Sabbath/Paranoid)
    Permalink posted 02/24/2008
  5. steve simon
    steve simon says with neil, radiohead and nina and miles on the list you are ok in my book
    Permalink posted 02/24/2008
  6. Shintaro
    Shintaro says Hey Sonical, You're right!, 'Workingmans Dead' probably should have made it- my wife and I love that album. "The Reminder' is a timeless album, I don't think I will ever get sick of it. Hey Foraggio, I can't wait to see another '72 baby's list. Take your time- it took me months to decide... Madonna's album for me as a 12 year old boy was the best thing in the world. I still love Holiday, Lucky Star and Burning Up....
    Permalink posted 02/24/2008

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