What is the best album of all time, in your opinion?

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Anonymous wrote:I have such difficulty separating Michael Jackson the musical and creative genius from Michael Jackson the pedofile. I really do.

Me too. I cannot listen to his music. I don’t understand why he still gets constant airplay.

Because his songs are that good.

Why does Roman Polanski still get to direct movies?

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to have a list of the greatest albums and not include Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd!

+1

+2. I came to post this (a bit late). Glad it's already on here.

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Anonymous wrote:Old guy hoarding best albums

Old guy here. Not true, I hoard CDs, too!

Old guy has apparently lived a pretty segregated life.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Old guy hoarding best albums

Old guy here. Not true, I hoard CDs, too!

Marry Me Old Guy!

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Anonymous wrote:Miseducation by Lauryn Hill

Yes!

Thanks to this thread and this post.

I’ve heard most of these but not this one and listened last night.

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Jagged Little Pill

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Off the Wall

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Anonymous wrote:Jagged Little Pill

Not nearly as good as Exile in Guyville

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Anonymous wrote:Off the Wall

Just looked at both playlists, I adore Off the Wall but Thriller is definitely the masterpiece.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Choose just one? Impossible.

Nirvana - Nevermind
Pearl Jam - 10
Dr Dre - The Chronic (really tied w/ 2001, though)
Outkast - Aquemini
Guns N Roses - Appetite for Destruction
Weezer - Blue

God, I miss the days when we would pop in a tape or CD and listen to the ENTIRE album. Those days are long gone.

We could be friends, or the same person

Were you born in 1979? Appetite for Destruction is still an album that I can listen to from start to finish when going for a run - 35 years later. It is amazingly good.

And I have still not heard anything that sounds like Aquemini. Complete genius.

Agree with these, plus John Meyer - Continuum

Adding the Fugees - The Score

Similarly, super excited for Sunday's superbowl show

- born in Jan 1980

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I know country doesn't get much love here, but need to add:

Garth Brooks - No Fences

Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Old guy hoarding best albums

Old guy here. Not true, I hoard CDs, too!

Old guy has apparently lived a pretty segregated life.

That was my first thought, especially as the lists grew longer. But, if Old Guy is really old, his lists might be heavily influenced by growing up listening to racially segregated radio stations— an influence that younger folks, fortunately, might find almost impossible to imagine.

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Anonymous wrote:Jagged Little Pill

Not nearly as good as Exile in Guyville

NP. Disagree. I’ve seen Liz Phair perform and I love her, but song for song, JLP > EiG

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have such difficulty separating Michael Jackson the musical and creative genius from Michael Jackson the pedofile. I really do.

Me too. I cannot listen to his music. I don’t understand why he still gets constant airplay.

Because his songs are that good.

Why does Roman Polanski still get to direct movies?

Legally speaking, stations play MJ because he was found not guilty in a court of law and the suits from the never land movie accusers were dismissed. Roman is and still remains a fugitive.

From a moral perspective, you are free to draw your own conclusions about MJ.

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If you’re a jazz aficionado then

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Bill Evans - Waltz for Debby

I wasn’t even born when these came out! Still listening to these over several decades.