Top 10 albums?

Again, no order:

1) Rock of Ages -- The Band.
2) The Who Sell Out
3) Blonde on Blonde, 4) Highway 61 Revisited, 5) Blood On The Tracks -- Dylan

6) Layla.
7) Exile On Main Street
8) Darkness on the Edge of Town -- Bruce.

9) Revolver, 10) Sgt. Pepper -- The Beatles.

My list being done, I feel free in saying that Huggy rocks!

 

Fenian's list is so intense it goes to 11.

 

I dialed it back.
For the sake of the old folks.

 

There's a saying, Fenian: If it's too loud, you're too old.

 

In no order...and I limited it to one offering per artist. With Dylan, Blonde on Blonde or Highway 61 could easily have gotten the nod...same goes for Clash's London Calling...Springsteen's Born to Run...as well as Tom Waits' Frank's Wild Years or Rain Dogs.

1. The Clash - The Clash
2. Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St.
3. Tom Waits - The Heart of Saturday Night
4. The Jam - Snap!
5. Buena Vista Social Club - soundtrack
6. Willie Nelson - Red Headed Stranger
7. Dylan - Blood On The Tracks
8. The Pogues _ Rum, Sodomy and the Lash
9. Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
10. Bruce Springsteen - The Wild, the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle

 

What?

 

now there's an album that doesnt get its due.
I just think that's an incredibly powerful album, both lyrically and musically.

 

In no particular order


The Wall, Pink Floyd
American Idiot, Green Day
The Rising, Springsteen
The Bends, Radiohead
The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Genesis
Scarecrow, JC Mellencamp
London Calling, Clash
Selling England By the Pound, Genesis
Busted Stuff, Dave Matthews

 

Vs, Pearl Jam
Nevermind, Nirvana
... And Justice For All, Metallica
Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd
The Chronic, Dr. Dre
Master of Puppets, Metallica
College Dropout, Kanye West
Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd
Dirt, Alice In Chains
Abbey Road, The Beatles

 

GNR - Appetite for Destruction
Allman Brothers - Eat A Peach
Allman Brothers -- Live at the Fillmore
Clapton, B.B. King -- Riding with the king
Jim Hendrix -- Jimi Blues
George Strait -- Strait From The Heart
The Band -- The Band
Beatles -- White album
Metallica -- Black album
Johnny Cash -- San Quentin

 

Metallica is vastly underrated. While I have long buried most of the metal albums from my youth, I refuse to do so with Metallica. Yes, I find much of their recent work uneven and awful, but those 80s albums have a special place in the dark part of my heart.