Best Albums

[blindzebra]

Keeping in the music zone.

Joshua Tree -U2

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band -The Beatles

So -Peter Gabriel

Cheap Trick live at Budokan - Cheap Trick

Eagles Greatest Hits 1 and 2 -Eagles

dookie -Green Day

Texas Flood -Stevie Ray Vaughan

Throwing Copper -Live

Lifes Rich Pageant -REM

Graceland - Paul Simon

[Danny White]

Disintegration -- The Cure
Ten -- Pearl Jam
Siamese Dream -- Smashing Pumpkins


not sure if "greatest hits" albums should count. If they do:

Journey's Greatest Hits

[Crown Royal]

Speakerboxx/The Love Below outkast

[Crown Royal]

Disintegration -- The Cure
Ten -- Pearl Jam



not sure if "greatest hits" albums should count. If they do:

Journey's Greatest Hits

Own it. Both of them. Greatness. What a repertoire.

[Danny White]

On the "Greatest Hits" track, Dire Straits "Sultans of Swing" is extremely solid from top to bottom.

[royhitshard]

Appettite for Destruction...GNR
Master of Puppets...Metallica
The Rocky Story

[junk]

I absolutely agree Appetite for Destruction. Appetite for Destruction is one of the few albums I can put in and listen to start to finish. Most others have a song or two that annoy me and I skip over.

[jterrell]

B.I.G. Ready To Die(eerily prophetic)
Nirvana Nevermind
Tupac All Eyez on Me
RHCPeppers Greatest Hits
Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
LZ IV
ACDC Back in Black
Michael Jackson Thriller
Garth Brooks Greatets Hits
Parliament Greatest Hits
Jay Z Reasonable Doubt
Eminem Marshall Mathers LP
Kid Rock Cocky
Linkin Park Live in Texas
Common Be(current fave)

[Payton34Smith22]

Master Of Puppets- Metallica
Cowboys From Hell- Pantera
Appettite For Destruction- GnR
Shout At The Devil- Motley Crue
No More Tears- Ozzy
Sad Wings Of Destiny- Judas Priest
Back In Black- AC-DC
Journey Greatest Hits
All Eyez On Me- Tupac
Speakerboxx- Outkast
Garth Brooks Greatest Hits
George Strait Greatest Hits
Ramon Ayala Greatest Hits

I like all kinds of music...

[jterrell]

Master Of Puppets- Metallica
Cowboys From Hell- Pantera
Appettite For Destruction- GnR
Shout At The Devil- Motley Crue
No More Tears- Ozzy
Sad Wings Of Destiny- Judas Priest
Back In Black- AC-DC
Journey Greatest Hits
All Eyez On Me- Tupac
Speakerboxx- Outkast
Garth Brooks Greatest Hits
George Strait Greatest Hits
Ramon Ayala Greatest Hits

I like all kinds of music...


me too, seems to depend on my mood and activities.
prolly not a good idea to blast pantera on a first date unless she shows up in a leather bustier, lol, but al green is not gonna help you get a set of heavy squats knocked out. :laugh1:

[SweCowboy]

REM - Automatic for the people
Dead Kennedys - Give me conveniance or give me death
Guns 'n Roses - Appatite for destruction
Metallica - Black album
Led Zeppelin - III
Page & Plant - No quarter
Nirvana - Nevermind
Bush - Sixteen stone
Depeche Mode - 101 (live album)
Iron Maiden - Number of the beast.
Kent - Vapen och ammunition (Swedish band)
Hellacopters - High visability (Swedish band)
The Clash - London calling
The Cure - Greatest hits
Jimi Hendrix - Live at Winterland
Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese dreams

[Sitting Bull]

ACDC - Back In Black
Johnny Cash - Unchained
Hendrix - Are You Experienced?
SRV - Texas Flood
Willie Nelson - Teatro
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar...
Weezer - Pinkerton
Alice In Chains - Facelift
Nirvana - Nevermind
Jeff Buckley - Grace
Blind Melon - Soup
Elvis Presley - Sun Sessions
Primus - Primus
John Lee Hooker - Live at the Cafe' au Go-Go
Rush - Moving Pictures
Waylon Jennings - Live '76 Expanded Edition

[Juke99]

Abbey Road- My hands down number one album

Get Yer Ya Ya's Out- Stones

Cosmo's Factory- CCR

Tchaikovsky's 6th Symphony

Led Zep II

Boston I

In the Digital Mood- Best of Glen Miller

One of the Fortunate Few- Delbert McClinton

End of the Innocence- Don Henley

Labour of Love II- UB40

[AmarilloCowboyFan]

Just a few,

Operation Mindcrime - Queensryche
The Wall - Floyd
Vulgar Display of Power - Pantera
Alice in Chains - Facelift
Are You Experienced - Hendrix
And Justice For All - Metallica
Billion Dollar Babies - Alice

[lane]

back in black- ac/dc
second helping- lynyrd skynyrd
come on over- shania twain
toys in the attic- aerosmith
collective soul- collective soul
shake your moneymaker- black crowes
dark side of the moon- pink floyd
hotel california- eagles
black album- metallica
hi infidelity- reo speedwagon
dirt- alice in chains
no shoes,no shirt, no problem.-kenny chesney
double vision-foreigner
tramp on your street- shaver
four-led zeppelin
soundtrack- urban cowboy
soundtrack- grease
the game- queen
breakfast in america-supertramp
escape- journey
50 #1's- george strait
come clean- puddle of mud

just to name a few.

[jimmy40]

Keeping in the music zone.

Joshua Tree -U2

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band -The Beatles

So -Peter Gabriel

Cheap Trick live at Budokan - Cheap Trick

Eagles Greatest Hits 1 and 2 -Eagles

dookie -Green Day

Texas Flood -Stevie Ray Vaughan

Throwing Copper -Live

Lifes Rich Pageant -REM

Graceland - Paul SimonBoston-Boston

Rumors-Fleetwood Mac

Four- Foreigner Juke Box Hero, the most underated song of all time.

[jimmy40]

Eliminator -That Little Ol Band from Texas.

[RatisBeast]

George Strait's 50 number one's
Alice in Chains - unplugged
Green Day - Dookie
Sublime - 40 oz. to Freedom
Live - Throwing Copper
Los Lonely Boys - Self Titled
Staind - 14 Shades of Grey
Shania Twain's - Greatest Hits
many others to name

[silverbear]

Bruce Springsteen, "Rising"... a great album, his best in many years, but his recent followup sucks...

Jimmy Buffett, "License To Chill"... getting together with a bunch of country superstars was the smartest thing Jimmy's ever done, he finally got his first number one album... but it's not just all the names on the album, there are a lot of really good songs on it...

Eagles, "Desperado"... if there had been no Eagles, and somebody put that album out today, it would still shoot straight to the top of the charts... it features some of the best dobro work you'll ever hear anywhere...

Dan Fogelburg, "The Innocent Age"... Fogelburg put out a bunch of good albums, this one was the best... it features great song after great song... Dan is just a brilliant musician, perhaps the best in pop/rock today...

Bonnie Raitt, "Road Tested"... if you like concert albums, I've got your concert album to end all concert albums, right here... no matter how many times I hear it, when Bonnie gets down and bluesy on "Love Me Like a Man", I am ALWAYS in awe of the way she can play blues guitar...

Loggins & Messina, "Finale"... their final concert album before they split up... it was the band at its absolute best, with instrumental breaks that were almost like rock symphonies... one bonus is that the sound engineering on this one was some of the best I've ever heard-- on their acoustic set in the middle of the concert, you could hear the fret squeak as they moved from chord to chord...

I sure am glad that they've gotten back together for a concert tour this summer, and I hope it leads to a new album or two...

The Beatles, "Let It Be"... memories of my senior year in high school, when a bunch of us went to the theater to see the movie on Senior skip day... the title song was chosen as our class song, though I voted for one off of the next selection:

Simon and Garfunkel, "Bridge Over Troubled Waters"... I was a bit of a folkie as a youngster, and heavy into Simon and Garfunkel... this one was their best...

James Taylor, "Sweet Baby James"... this one is a fave from my college days, and was also heavily folk-oriented...

Jackson Browne, "Running On Empty"... I was actually at the concert at Merriwether Post Pavilion (in the Maryland suburbs of DC) where 2 cuts from that album were recorded... for one summer while I worked at the ski resort, that was THE party album... Jackson Browne was never as good before "Running On Empty", or after it either...

For the purposes of my top ten, I limited myself to one album per artist... I could have given you multiple choices for many of them...

[Hostile]

"Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd.

"Greatest Hits Vol. 1" by the Eagles.

"Moving Pictures" by Rush.

"Appetite for Destruction" by Guns 'N Roses.

"The Wall" by Pink Floyd.

"Rumours" by Fleetwood Mac.

"Bark at the Moon" by Ozzy.

[CosmicCowboy]

'Quadrophenia' by The Who
'Layla & other assorted love songs' by Derek & the Dominos
'Best of The Doors'
'The Allman Brothers Band at Fillmore East'
'The Beatles White Album'
'Disraeli Gears' by Cream
'Smokin' by Humble Pie
'Chronicle' by CCR

[Hoov]

AC/DC - Back in Black

Every song on that album rocks!! also i vote this album as the best one to crank up if you want your intimate encounters to take on a wild side. The music just kind of sets the tone for that sort of thing.

[ROMOSAPIEN9]

White Zombie - La Sexorcisto, Devil music VOL:2
Beach Boys - Pet sounds

[jimmy40]

AC/DC - Back in Black

Every song on that album rocks!! also i vote this album as the best one to crank up if you want your intimate encounters to take on a wild side. The music just kind of sets the tone for that sort of thing.I got my drivers license suspended because of that damn casette. There should be a song titled "I can't drive a 100" on that album.

[StonetheCrow77]

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Fear Factory - Remanufacture
Led Zepplin - Physical Graffiti
Ozzy - Tribute to Randy Rhoads
Sepultura - Chaos A.D.
Stone Temple Pilots - Thank You
Soundgarden - Superunkown
Alice in Chains - Nothing Safe
Down - Nola
Tool - Aenemia

[jamez25]

Bob Marley and The Wailers - Catch a Fire
Elvis Presley - The Memphis Record