The Velvet Underground & Nico
Jimi Hendrix Experience Are You Experienced?

Anonymous wrote:Lots of good ones on here that I have listened to over and over, Pink Floyd, Beastie Boys, PRINCE. I'll add:

The Cure - Disintegration
David Bowie - Let's Dance
George Michael - Faith

Came here to say Disintegration. Glad to see it was already mentioned.

Anonymous wrote:Beastie Boys: Paul’s Boutique

Yes! Easily my favorite Beastie Boys album! Excellent from start to finish. Honestly a bit surprised to see it listed here.

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Anonymous wrote:I just listened to Tracy Chapman's self titled album (the one that has Fast car on it) and it blew me away. Every song on that album is great.

+1 Fast Car is right up there with Thunder Road.

Agree and Thunder Road is my favorite song.

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Anonymous wrote:U2’s The Joshua Tree

This!

It's my favorite U2 Album for sure.

Sorry, but I’m with the PP who suggested Achtung Baby. Better songs consistently AND more groundbreaking.

The songs from Achtung Baby are great. No doubt.

But the Joshua Tree album as a listening experience is just amazing. IMO best of all time.

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.

Anonymous wrote:Miseducation by Lauryn Hill

Yes!

Come on, Come On
Mary Chaplin Carpenter

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Anonymous wrote:U2’s The Joshua Tree

This!

It's my favorite U2 Album for sure.

Sorry, but I’m with the PP who suggested Achtung Baby. Better songs consistently AND more groundbreaking.

Anonymous wrote:Liz Phair, Whip-Smart
De La Soul, Three Feet High and Rising
Beach Boys, Pet Sounds
Nas, Illmatic
The Stone Roses, The Stone Roses

I took a History of Rock and Roll in college, and our professor said Pet Sounds is the best album of all time, hands down. The music was apparently way ahead of its time. Genius, apparently.
(I myself am not a Beach Boys fan).

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Anonymous wrote:U2’s The Joshua Tree

This!

It's my favorite U2 Album for sure.

Beatles 65 with Mr. Moonlight

Jesus Chris Superstar

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

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Anonymous wrote:The answer is Thriller.

Runner up is Purple Rain.

People saying Born in the USA are crazy. That's even Bruce's best album.

Born in the USA was like his dorky album. The best album of all time is Born to Run.

Thank you. I was so confused by this!

If you're a musician and understand how Born to Run was written - it truly is a masterpiece. And if you know "Greetings" and "The Wild, The Innocent and E Street Shuffle" - you have to recognize what a remarkable albeit untrained musician Springsteen is.

And his performances still today are amazing.

Stevie Wonder - Innervisions