Saturday, April 30, 2011
I Just Had To
I just noticed that Prince was on George Lopez a couple weeks ago to promote his 21 nights in a row at the L.A. Forum. He performed 2 songs on Lopez, Lay Down and The Beautiful Ones. Here is the video. Enjoy.
Day 18: Nightmare on Wax - Smokers Delight
Another instrumental album. I liked this one a bit more than I like Tubular Bells, only because it is more contemporary. It kind of reminded me of music that would be on a Laurence Fishburn movie soundtrack. It is a combination of R&B and Jazz. The whole album was pretty mellow, and the problem I'm finding listening to instrumental albums is that because the songs on the album are the same style, by halfway through all the songs start to sound the same to me. Just not enough variation on this one to keep me interested. I could see this being an album that you would put on while having a some friends over to hang out, but it was a little too slow for a party or for dancing.
2/5 for being slightly better than Tubular Bells
2/5 for being slightly better than Tubular Bells
Friday, April 29, 2011
Day 17: Cypress Hill - Cypress Hill
I have to admit I don't really relate to rap music very well. I have some rap on my Ipod, mostly Eminem, but I just don't relate to the drug culture, violence and misogyny that are the common themes of the songs. One thing I do like, usually, is the music. I do enjoy driving bass that you can crank up and rattle the windows. Having said that, this album was pretty much what I expected it to be. A bunch of songs about getting high and killing people. I am sure to some, it is one of the best. I'm just not the best judge of it, because I don't understand it, and by the time I got to the end of the album I was bored of it.
I did find out though that one of my all time favorite Rage Against the Machine songs "How I could Just Kill a Man" was originally a Cypress Hill song.
Video is NSFW - Language.
1/5 for giving Rage an awesome song to cover. Long live Tommy Morello
Tomorrow: Nightmares on Wax - Smokers Delight
I did find out though that one of my all time favorite Rage Against the Machine songs "How I could Just Kill a Man" was originally a Cypress Hill song.
Video is NSFW - Language.
1/5 for giving Rage an awesome song to cover. Long live Tommy Morello
Tomorrow: Nightmares on Wax - Smokers Delight
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Day 16: Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
Tubular bells is mostly an instrumental album (some lyrics thrown in here and there) with a lot of, you guessed it, bells. Originally when the album came out in '73, on vinyl, there was side A - tubular Bells part 1, and side B - Tubular bells part 2, with each track running about 25 minutes. Throughout the instrumentals Oldfield changes the instrumentation around adding and removing different ones as the song progresses.
Overall I wasn't really that impressed. Parts of the songs didn't really flow all that well, and at other times it sounded just kinda like noise. At best this is an album that I might put on in the background while doing other things, but I could think of lots of better albums to listen to instead.
1/5 for making music by playing with your bells
Tomorrow: Cypress Hill - Cypress Hill
Overall I wasn't really that impressed. Parts of the songs didn't really flow all that well, and at other times it sounded just kinda like noise. At best this is an album that I might put on in the background while doing other things, but I could think of lots of better albums to listen to instead.
1/5 for making music by playing with your bells
Tomorrow: Cypress Hill - Cypress Hill
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
By the way....
I should have mentioned this earlier, if anyone wants to listen to specific albums that I review the following link streams them all. Just type the album name in the search box and you can listen to the entire album online.
http://www.radio3net.ro/dbalbums/albume1001/
Edit: I've added the link to the "my favorite websites" list
http://www.radio3net.ro/dbalbums/albume1001/
Edit: I've added the link to the "my favorite websites" list
Day 15: The Lemonheads - It's a Shame about Ray
This album was short and sweet. Most of the tracks are 2 minutes or less, really catchy and really good. The lemonheads remind me a lot of a band that I listened to as a teenager, The Candyskins, who are not on the list of 1001, but in my opinion should be. I found myself wishing that I had heard this album long ago so that I already knew the songs and I could have enjoyed it that much more. I might just have to listen to it again tomorrow.
Deserving of a couple videos I think.
I'm sure there are going to be albums out of the 1001 that I will hear for the first time and recommend that everyone hear, this is definitely one of them. Enjoy.
5/5 for pure fun
Tomorrow: Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
Deserving of a couple videos I think.
I'm sure there are going to be albums out of the 1001 that I will hear for the first time and recommend that everyone hear, this is definitely one of them. Enjoy.
5/5 for pure fun
Tomorrow: Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Day 14: Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
So this was the 1st Tom Waits album I have ever listened to. I know who he is and I have heard some of his songs before, although I couldn't tell you the name of one of them. The album was just o.k. It seemed like it was a concept album of some sort as the songs kind of loosely meshed. I think maybe I missed the message of it though and would need to listen to it numerous times to finally get it.
For those of you that don't know Mr. Waits has a very distinctive voice to say the least. It was actually the hardest thing for me. I really just didn't care for his singing. I think there are a couple more of his albums on the list so I'll have my opportunity develop a taste for his music.
1/5
Tomorrow: Lemonheads - It's a Shame about Ray
For those of you that don't know Mr. Waits has a very distinctive voice to say the least. It was actually the hardest thing for me. I really just didn't care for his singing. I think there are a couple more of his albums on the list so I'll have my opportunity develop a taste for his music.
1/5
Tomorrow: Lemonheads - It's a Shame about Ray
New Ideas for the Blog
I'm thinking about occasionally featuring an album that is not on the list but is one that I personally think everyone should hear and also reviewing any new music that I get over the course of next 2-1/2 years. I want to know if anyone would be interested in this or do you just want me to stick to the 1001 albums?
Let me know.
Let me know.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Day 13: Buck Owens - I've Got a Tiger by the Tail
I'm usually not a big fan of country. Well lets be honest, I don't like it. But this album I really liked. This is old school country. This is your parents or your grandparents country. Full of fiddles, twangy slide guitar and heartache. Not the Crock (country-rock) or Pountry (pop-country) that is played today.
While I was listening to it, it brought back tons of memories of my grandpa Jim watching Grand Ole Opry at night when we visited him, or driving to Ottawa with him singing silly country songs the whole way. It was good times.
So this one is for you Grandpa Jim, see ya on the other side.
5/5 for bringing back childhood memories.
Tomorrow: Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
While I was listening to it, it brought back tons of memories of my grandpa Jim watching Grand Ole Opry at night when we visited him, or driving to Ottawa with him singing silly country songs the whole way. It was good times.
So this one is for you Grandpa Jim, see ya on the other side.
5/5 for bringing back childhood memories.
Tomorrow: Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Day 12: Television - Marquee Moon
Happy Easter. I'm posting early so I can go to the in-laws and eat some good food.
Television is a band from the early 70s that made punk/new wave music. Marquee Moon was actually pretty good. The lead singer reminds me a lot of Mick Jagger, but not as talented. Overall I'm a bit confused why it is on the list. Nothing really stood out to me as amazing in way of the music or lyrics. It was an album that could have and has been made my thousands of bands already.
Here is the albums title track. It's just as good as any to share I guess.
1/5 for leaving me indifferent towards your music
Tomorrow: Buck Owens - I've Got a Tiger by the Tail
Television is a band from the early 70s that made punk/new wave music. Marquee Moon was actually pretty good. The lead singer reminds me a lot of Mick Jagger, but not as talented. Overall I'm a bit confused why it is on the list. Nothing really stood out to me as amazing in way of the music or lyrics. It was an album that could have and has been made my thousands of bands already.
Here is the albums title track. It's just as good as any to share I guess.
1/5 for leaving me indifferent towards your music
Tomorrow: Buck Owens - I've Got a Tiger by the Tail
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Day 11: Cocteau Twins - Treasure
Out of the few albums I have listened to so far this was the 1st one that I really wanted to shut off, I didn't though, I stuck it out to the end. After about track 4 I actually thought I was having a stroke and the part of my brain that understands language was destroyed. The lead singer was singing but the words made no sense. It didn't even sound like a different language. So i looked the band up on wikipedia to figure out what the heck was going on. According to the website the singer likes to "obscure" her lyrics. Obscure??? That's an understatement.
The only song that was decent, only cause the beat was good. If anyone can figure out what she is singing let me know.
0/5 for thinking that people want the lyrics of the songs they listen to obscured
Tomorrow: Television - Marquee Moon
The only song that was decent, only cause the beat was good. If anyone can figure out what she is singing let me know.
0/5 for thinking that people want the lyrics of the songs they listen to obscured
Tomorrow: Television - Marquee Moon
Friday, April 22, 2011
Day 10: CCR - Cosmo's Factory
I listened to this album twice straight through it was so good. It's chalk full of classic blues-rock hits that I know everyone has heard at one time or another. I can totally picture sitting in the backyard on a hot summer afternoon, having a BBQ just chilling out listening to this album.
5/5 for great songs, great guitar work, and a great album.
Tomorrow: Cocteau Twins - Treasure
5/5 for great songs, great guitar work, and a great album.
Tomorrow: Cocteau Twins - Treasure
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Day 9: Sepultura - Arise
Wow, wow, wow. These guys are like a kick in the face, but in a good way. If you need something to listen to that will get you wound up, bouncing off the walls, ready to kick the world's ass this is the album to listen to.
It actually reminded me alot of old school Metallica, but different in the fact that James can actually sing and the "singer" of Sepultura can't. Most of the time it is just a loud scream/sing that he does, but it works. I loved how they open each song in an interesting way before they assault your brain with hard hitting drums and loud in your face guitar.
4.5/5 \m/ *_* \m/ Long Live Metal!
It actually reminded me alot of old school Metallica, but different in the fact that James can actually sing and the "singer" of Sepultura can't. Most of the time it is just a loud scream/sing that he does, but it works. I loved how they open each song in an interesting way before they assault your brain with hard hitting drums and loud in your face guitar.
4.5/5 \m/ *_* \m/ Long Live Metal!
Tomorrow: Creedence Clearwater Revival – Cosmo’s Factory |
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Day 8: Fugazi - Repeater
Hardcore punk done 90s style. I really liked this album. The singing wasn't the strongest, but I pretty sure having a good voice isn't a prerequisite for being in a punk band. They may even kick you out for it. This album had it's fair share of obnoxious in your face angst. A lot of the songs were really pretty good, and I would definitely listen to them again.
3.5/5 for having Johnny Rotten as your childhood hero.
Tomorrow: Sepultura – Arise
3.5/5 for having Johnny Rotten as your childhood hero.
Tomorrow: Sepultura – Arise
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Day 7: Zombies - Odessey & Oracle (& Bonus Album)
Zombies - Odessey & Oracle
I learned today that psychedelic 60s music is not my thing. This album was just way too out there for me. Interesting fact about it though, the band broke up before the album was released. I had heard one of the songs before and it was the only redeeming quality of the album.
1/5 for breaking up before you made a second album
Pink Floyd - The Wall
So occasionally I will have conversations with different people about music, and if you know me you know I am very opinionated about what music is good, bad ect. Ultimately the conversations lead to me listing off the bands that I just can't stand for various reasons. "Band "X", "Y", "Z" suck. I don't know how anyone could like them." Pink Floyd was always included on that list.
I'm not exactly sure how they ended up on the list but there they were. I don't even think I had listened to a Pink Floyd album before today. Well, I am retracting my previous shunning of Pink Floyd for ever more. They are really good. I loved The Wall. The songs really got me involved with the album and captivated me with the lyrics and story they were trying to tell. At times it really rocked, other times it was slow and mellow, but all of them really, really good.
So here is my official apology Floyd. 5/5 for dissing you
Tomorrow: Fugazi - Repeater
I learned today that psychedelic 60s music is not my thing. This album was just way too out there for me. Interesting fact about it though, the band broke up before the album was released. I had heard one of the songs before and it was the only redeeming quality of the album.
1/5 for breaking up before you made a second album
Pink Floyd - The Wall
So occasionally I will have conversations with different people about music, and if you know me you know I am very opinionated about what music is good, bad ect. Ultimately the conversations lead to me listing off the bands that I just can't stand for various reasons. "Band "X", "Y", "Z" suck. I don't know how anyone could like them." Pink Floyd was always included on that list.
I'm not exactly sure how they ended up on the list but there they were. I don't even think I had listened to a Pink Floyd album before today. Well, I am retracting my previous shunning of Pink Floyd for ever more. They are really good. I loved The Wall. The songs really got me involved with the album and captivated me with the lyrics and story they were trying to tell. At times it really rocked, other times it was slow and mellow, but all of them really, really good.
So here is my official apology Floyd. 5/5 for dissing you
Tomorrow: Fugazi - Repeater
Monday, April 18, 2011
Day 6: Bonus Albums
Had some extra time today to listen to a few more albums while studying for my exams.
Ali Farka Toure - Talking Timbuktu
I had absolutely no idea what this album would be. It turns out that it is an album of native African music with additional blues add by none other than Ry Cooder. I liked the album, it was interesting to listen to, but I got bored after about half of it, because i couldn't understand any of the singing. It was calming and I liked all of the different instruments used, but it wasn't really something I would ever listen to again, or consider one of the albums I had to hear before I died. 2/5
Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill
Awesome, awesome, awesome. Another album I have listened to hundreds of times, and it never gets old. Definitely a classic.
5/5 No Beastie Boys, No Eminem
Sonic Youth - Sister
Sonic youth is a band that I have heard of before and a lot of people like, but I know nothing about. They remind me a lot of The Tragically Hip, whom I love. Overall the album was pretty good. It was up beat and kept me listening, although it was strange at times.
3/5 for making original music
Tomorrow: Zombies - Odessey & Oracle
Ali Farka Toure - Talking Timbuktu
I had absolutely no idea what this album would be. It turns out that it is an album of native African music with additional blues add by none other than Ry Cooder. I liked the album, it was interesting to listen to, but I got bored after about half of it, because i couldn't understand any of the singing. It was calming and I liked all of the different instruments used, but it wasn't really something I would ever listen to again, or consider one of the albums I had to hear before I died. 2/5
Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill
Awesome, awesome, awesome. Another album I have listened to hundreds of times, and it never gets old. Definitely a classic.
5/5 No Beastie Boys, No Eminem
Sonic Youth - Sister
Sonic youth is a band that I have heard of before and a lot of people like, but I know nothing about. They remind me a lot of The Tragically Hip, whom I love. Overall the album was pretty good. It was up beat and kept me listening, although it was strange at times.
3/5 for making original music
Tomorrow: Zombies - Odessey & Oracle
Day 6: Little Richard - Here's Little Richard
I recognized some of the songs on the album and to be honest they were just alright. I mean the lyrics were simplistic, and most of the songs sound the same, but as I listened to them I tried to figure out what the big deal was. Then it came to me. This album was released in 1957 and was so amazingly different than all other music that had been made up until then. For a black man in 1957 to be playing these types of songs really knocked people's socks off. It was fun, exciting, wild and crazy music, and for the time it was really something special.
To say Little Richard was groundbreaking is an understatement.
5/5 for paving the way for Rock and Roll
Tomorrow: Ali Farka Toure - Talking Timbuktu
To say Little Richard was groundbreaking is an understatement.
5/5 for paving the way for Rock and Roll
Tomorrow: Ali Farka Toure - Talking Timbuktu
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Day 5: Prince - Purple Rain
I remember in 1984 a friend of mine, Shane Ryan, won tickets to go and see the movie Purple Rain on opening night. Until then I had heard a couple Prince songs, Delirious and 1999, but really hadn't paid much attention to his music. I remember going to the movie and being completely blown away. I never knew music could be so powerful, so alive, so emotional, so freaking amazing. The album Purple Rain, in my opinion, is nearly perfect. The music, lyrics and flow of the album truly take you on a journey. I can't even begin to count how many times I have listened to it before today, but it was awesome to listen to it again all the way through.
I think it is worthy of a couple videos.
26 years later I am still blown away. 5/5
Tomorrow: Little Richard - Here's Little Richard
I think it is worthy of a couple videos.
26 years later I am still blown away. 5/5
Tomorrow: Little Richard - Here's Little Richard
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Day 4: Venom - Black Metal
As I was thinking about having to listen to this album today, it occurred to me that I think my friend Bruce actually had a couple Venom albums back in the day. I'm glad I never listened to them before because this was pretty much crap. Don't get me wrong, I love me some heavy metal, but British speed metal is just not my thing. In fact, by the time I got to the track "Teacher's Pet" I thought maybe someone was playing a joke on me.
Normally I will post a video of the best, or my favorite song from each album, but because all of these sucked so bad I figured it would be fitting to post the worst song - Teacher's Pet. Enjoy.
Try and stick it out to the 2min30sec mark where it gets extra bad.
Rating - 1/5 (1 for not swearing profusely on top of being a %$^% band)
Tomorrow: Prince - Purple Rain
Normally I will post a video of the best, or my favorite song from each album, but because all of these sucked so bad I figured it would be fitting to post the worst song - Teacher's Pet. Enjoy.
Try and stick it out to the 2min30sec mark where it gets extra bad.
Rating - 1/5 (1 for not swearing profusely on top of being a %$^% band)
Tomorrow: Prince - Purple Rain
Friday, April 15, 2011
The 1001 Albums
Here is the list of the 1001 albums that I am randomly choosing an album a day from:
Sinatra, Frank – In the Wee Small Hours |
Presley, Elvis – Elvis Presley (1956) |
Louvin Brothers – Tragic Songs of Life |
Prima, Louis – Wildest |
Domino, Fats – This is Fats |
Ellington, Duke – At Newport (1956) |
Sinatra, Frank – Songs for Swingin’ Lovers! |
Crickets – Chirping… |
Basie, Count – Atomic Mr Basie |
Monk, Thelonious – Brilliant Corners |
Sabú [Martínez] – Palo Congo |
Davis, Miles – Birth of the Cool |
Machito – Kenya |
Little Richard – Here’s… |
Puente, Tito & His Orchestra – Dance Mania (1958) |
Holiday, Billie – Lady in Satin |
Elliott, Jack – Jack Takes the Floor |
Vaughan, Sarah – At Mister Kelly’s |
Fitzgerald, Ella – Sings the Gershwin Song Book |
Charles, Ray – Genius of… (1959) |
Davis, Miles – Kind of Blue |
Robbins, Marty – Gunfighter Ballads & Trail Songs |
Brubeck, Dave – Time Out |
Baez, Joan – Joan Baez (1960) |
Presley, Elvis – Elvis is Back! |
Makeba, Miriam – Miriam Makeba (1960) |
Everly Brothers – A Date with the… |
Smith, Jimmy – Back at the Chicken Shack |
Muddy Waters – At Newport |
Evans, Bill – Sunday at the Village Vanguard |
Charles, Ray - Modern Sounds in Country & Western Music |
Booker T & the MGs – Green Onions |
Getz, Stan & Charlie Byrd – Jazz Samba |
Price, Ray – Night Life |
Beatles – With the… |
Dylan, Bob – Freewheelin’… |
Spector, Phil & Various Artists – A Christmas Gift for You |
Cooke, Sam – Live at the Harlem Square |
Mingus, Charles – Black Saint & the Sinner Lady |
Brown, James – Live at the Apollo (1963) |
Getz, Stan & João Gilberto – Getz/Gilberto |
Beatles – A Hard Day’s Night |
Brel, Jacques – Olympia 64 |
Burke, Solomon – Rock ‘n’ Soul |
Springfield, Dusty - A Girl Called Dusty |
Rolling Stones – Rolling Stones (1st Album) |
Owens, Buck – I’ve Got a Tiger by the Tail |
Lewis, Jerry Lee – Live at the Star Club, Hamburg |
Sonics – Here Are the… |
Dylan, Bob – Bringing it All Back Home |
Redding, Otis – Otis Blue… Sings Soul |
Beach Boys – Today! |
Coltrane, John – A Love Supreme |
King, B.B. – Live at the Regal |
Beatles – Rubber Soul |
Jansch, Bert – Bert Jansch (1st Album) |
Byrds, Mr Tambourine Man |
Dylan, Bob – Highway 61 Revisited |
Who – My Generation |
Beatles – Revolver |
Beach Boys – Pet Sounds |
Neil, Fred – Fred Neil (1st Album) |
Byrds – Fifth Dimension |
Dylan, Bob – Blonde on Blonde |
Monks – Black Monk Time |
Kinks – Face to Face |
Mamas & the Papas – If You Can Believe Your Eyes & Ears |
Revere, Paul & the Raiders – Midnight Ride |
Mothers of Invention – Freak Out! |
Rolling Stones – Aftermath |
Simon & Garfunkel – Parsley, Sage, Rosemary & Thyme |
13th Floor Elevators – Psychedelic Sounds of the… |
John Mayall’s Blues Breakers – With Eric Clapton |
Yardbirds – Yardbirds [aka Roger the Engineer] (1st Album) |
Simone, Nina – Wild is the Wind |
Gilberto, Astrud – Beach Samba |
Nico – Chelsea Girl |
Beatles – Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band |
Country Joe & the Fish – Electric Music for the Mind & Body |
Buffalo Springfield – Again |
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band – Safe as Milk |
Moby Grape – Moby Grape (1st Album) |
Love – Da Capo |
Beau Brummels – Triangle |
Monkees – Headquarters |
Buckley, Tim – Goodbye & Hello |
Love – Forever Changes |
Cream – Disraeli Gears |
Pink Floyd – Piper at the Gates of Dawn |
Who – Sell Out |
Velvet Underground - & Nico |
Sinatra, Frank - Frank Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim |
Doors – Doors (1st Album) |
Byrds – Younger than Yesterday |
Young Rascals – Groovin’ |
Jefferson Airplane – Surrealistic Pillow |
Kinks – Something Else by the… |
Donovan – Sunshine Superman |
Haggard, Merle – I’m a Lonesome Fugitive |
Hendrix, Jimi – Are You Experienced |
Electric Prunes – I Had too Much to Dream (Last Night) |
Lynn, Loretta – Don’t Come Home a Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mind) |
Sharma, Shivkumar / Brij Bushan Kabra / Hariprasad Chaurasia – Call of the Valley |
Velvet Underground – White Light/White Heat |
Hendrix, Jimi – Axis: Bold as Love |
Franklin, Aretha – I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You |
Rolling Stones – Beggars Banquet |
Traffic – Traffic (2nd Album) |
Incredible String Band – Hangman’s Beautiful Daughter |
Kinks – Village Green Preservation Society |
Shankar, Ravi – Sounds of India (1968) |
Mutantes, os – Mutantes, os (1st Album) |
Hendrix, Jimi – Electric Ladyland |
Cohen, Leonard – Songs of… |
Cash, Johnny – At Folsom Prison |
Nyro, Laura – Eli & the Thirteenth Confession |
Franklin, Aretha – Lady Soul |
Blue Cheer – Vincebus Eruptum |
Byrds – Notorious Byrd Brothers |
Big Brother & the Holding Company – Cheap Thrills |
United States of America – United States of America |
Dr John – Gris Gris |
Iron Butterfly – In a Gadda da Vida |
Pretty Things – S.F. Sorrow |
Simon & Garfunkel – Bookends |
Small Faces – Ogdens’ Nut Gone Flake |
Band – Music from Big Pink |
Beck, Jeff – Truth |
Veloso, Caetano – Caetano Veloso (1968) |
Walker, Scott – Scott 2 |
Zombies – Odessey & Oracle |
Morrison, Van – Astral Weeks |
Byrds – Sweetheart of the Rodeo |
Beatles – Beatles [aka White Album] |
Mothers of Invention – We’re Only in it for the Money |
Young, Neil – Everybody Knows This is Nowhere |
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band – Trout Mask Replica |
Creedence Clearwater Revival – Bayou Country |
Crosby, Stills & Nash – Crosby, Stills & Nash |
Blood, Sweat & Tears - Blood, Sweat & Tears (2nd Album) |
Flying Burrito Brothers – Gilded Palace of Sin |
Cash, Johnny – At San Quentin |
Creedence Clearwater Revival – Green River |
Beatles – Abbey Road |
Who – Tommy |
Davis, Miles – In a Silent Way |
Bee Gees – Odessa |
Pentangle – Basket of Light |
Rolling Stones – Let it Bleed |
Drake, Nick – Five Leaves Left |
Springfield, Dusty – Dusty in Memphis |
Presley, Elvis – From Elvis in Memphis |
Velvet Underground – Velvet Underground (3rd Album) |
Quicksilver Messenger Service – Happy Trails |
Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin (1st Album) |
Band – Band (2nd Album) |
Led Zeppelin – II |
MC5 – Kick Out the Jams |
Temptations – Cloud Nine |
Sly & the Family Stone – Stand! |
Buckley, Tim – Happy Sad |
Chicago Transit Authority [Chicago] - Chicago Transit Authority (1969) |
Fairport Convention – Unhalfbricking |
Youngbloods – Elephant Mountain |
Hayes, Isaac – Hot Buttered Soul |
Grateful Dead – Live/Dead |
Kinks – Arthur: Or the Decline & Fall of the British Empire |
King Crimson – In the Court of the Crimson King |
Cohen, Leonard – Songs from a Room |
Fairport Convention – Liege & Lief |
Walker, Scott – Scott 4 |
Stooges – Stooges (1st Album) |
Spence, Alexander ‘Skip’ – Oar |
Zappa, Frank – Hot Rats |
Creedence Clearwater Revival – Cosmo’s Factory |
Derek & the Dominos – Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs |
Davis, Miles – Bitches Brew |
Spirit – Twelve Dreams of Dr Sardonicus |
Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath (1st Album) |
Doors – Morrison Hotel |
Carpenters – Close to You |
Still, Stephen – Stephen Stills (1st Album) |
Lennon, John – Plastic Ono Band |
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Déjà vu |
Black Sabbath – Paranoid |
Young, Neil – After the Gold Rush |
Led Zeppelin – III |
Deep Purple – In Rock |
Morrison, Van – Moondance |
Grateful Dead – American Beauty |
Drake, Nick – Bryter Layter |
Shankar, Ananda – Ananda Shankar (1970) |
Who – Live at Leeds(1st Album) |
Soft Machine – Third |
Stewart, Rod – Gasoline Alley |
Harrison, George – All Things Must Pass |
Simon & Garfunkel – Bridge Over Troubled Water |
Stevens, Cat – Tea for the Tillerman |
Traffic – John Barleycorn Must Die |
Stooges – Fun House |
Taylor, James – Sweet Baby James |
McCartney, Paul – McCartney (1970) |
Santana – Abraxas |
Barrett, Syd – Madcap Laughs |
Jethro Tull – Aqualung |
Crosby, David – If Only I Could Remember My Name |
Sly & the Family Stone – There’s a Riot Goin’ On |
Gaye, Marvin – What’s Going On |
Yes – Yes Album |
Bee Gees – Trafalgar |
Who – Who’s Next |
King, Carole – Tapestry |
Hayes, Isaac – Shaft: Music from the Soundtrack |
Allman Brothers – At Fillmore East |
Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers |
Lennon, John – Imagine |
Beach Boys – Surf’s Up |
Yes – Fragile |
Doors – LA Woman |
Can – Tago Mago |
John, Elton – Madman Across the Water |
Parton, Dolly – Coat of Many Colors |
McLean, Don – American Pie |
Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Tarkus |
Led Zeppelin – IV [aka Untitled / aka Four Symbols] |
Gainsbourg, Serge – Histoire de Melody Nelson |
Stewart, Rod – Every Picture Tells a Story |
Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Pictures at an Exhibition |
Cohen, Leonard – Songs of Love & Hate |
Mitchell, Joni – Blue |
Funkadelic – Maggot Brain |
Joplin, Janis – Pearl |
Kuti, Fela - With Ginger Baker: Live! |
Faces – A Nod is as Good as a Wink… To a Blind Horse |
Flamin’ Groovies – Teenage Head |
Clark, Gene – White Light |
Prine, John – John Prine (1st Album) |
Nilsson, Harry – Nilsson Schmilsson |
T.Rex – Electric Warrior |
Bowie, David – Hunky Dory |
Newman, Randy – Sail Away |
Deep Purple – Machine Head |
Big Star – # 1 Record |
Black Sabbath – Vol 4 |
Steely Dan – Can’t Buy a Thrill |
Young, Neil – Harvest |
Mayfield, Curtis – Superfly: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack |
Slade – Slayed? |
Deep Purple – Made in Japan |
Yes – Close to the Edge |
Reed, Lou – Transformer |
Masekela, Hugh – Home is Where the Music Is |
Nascimento, Milton & Lo Borges – Clube da Esquina (1972) |
Rundgren, Todd – Something/Anything |
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – Will the Circle Be Unbroken? |
Wonder, Stevie – Talking Book |
Still, Stephen – Manassas |
T.Rex – Slider |
Ackles, David – American Gothic |
Eagles – Eagles (1st Album) |
Buckley, Tim – Greetings from LA |
Drake, Nick – Pink Moon |
Simon, Paul – Paul Simon (1972) |
Roxy Music – Roxy Music (1st Album) |
Alice Cooper – School’s Out |
Temptations – All Directions |
Bowie, David – Rise & Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars |
War – World is a Ghetto |
Green, Al – Let’s Stay Together |
Rolling Stones – Exile on Main St |
Lynyrd Skynyrd – Pronounced Leh-nerd Skin-nerd |
Incredible Bongo Band – Bongo Rock |
Bowie, David – Aladdin Sane |
King Crimson – Lark’s Tongues in Aspic |
Marley, Bob & the Wailers – Catch a Fire |
Hawkwind – Space Ritual |
Cale, John – Paris 1919 |
Can – Future Days |
Reed, Lou – Berlin |
Genesis – Selling England by the Pound |
Gaye, Marvin – Let’s Get it On |
Martyn, John – Solid Air |
Roxy Music – For Your Pleasure |
Faust – IV |
Hancock, Herbie – Head Hunters |
Mott the Hoople – Mott |
Oldfield, Mike – Tubular Bells |
Rundgren, Todd – A Wizard, a True Star |
John, Elton – Goodbye Yellow Brick Road |
Steely Dan – Countdown to Ecstasy |
Jennings, Waylon – Honky Tonk Heroes |
Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon |
Wonder, Stevie – Innervisions |
ZZ Top – Tres Hombres |
McCartney, Paul & Wings – Band on the Run |
Sensational Alex Harvey Band – Next |
Alice Cooper – Billion Dollar Babies |
Iggy & the Stooges – Raw Power |
Isley Brothers – 3 + 3 |
New York Dolls – New York Dolls (1st Album) |
Eno, Brian – Here Come the Warm Jets |
Bad Company – Bad Company (1st Album) |
Genesis – Lamb Lies Down on Broadway |
Otis, Shuggie – Inspiration Information |
Wonder, Stevie – Fullfillingness’ First Finale |
Clapton, Eric – 461 Ocean Boulevard |
Kraftwerk – Autobahn |
Morrison, Van – It’s Too Late to Stop Now |
Mitchell, Joni – Court & Spark |
Queen – II |
Roxy Music – Country Life |
Tangerine Dream – Phaedra |
Sparks – Kimono My House |
Supertramp – Crime of the Century |
Thompson, Richard & Linda – I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight |
Scott-Heron, Gil & Brian Jackson – Winter in America |
Queen – Sheer Heart Attack |
10cc – Sheet Music |
Young, Neil – On the Beach |
Jones, George – Grand Tour |
Clark, Gene – No Other |
Steely Dan – Pretzel Logic |
Newman, Randy – Good Old Boys |
Marley, Bob & the Wailers – Natty Dread |
Wyatt, Robert – Rock Bottom |
Parsons, Gram – Grievous Angel |
Eno, Brian – Another Green World |
Dictators – Go Girl Crazy! |
Neu! – ‘75 |
Led Zeppelin – Physical Graffiti |
Jarrett, Keith – Köln Concert |
Aerosmith – Toys in the Attic |
Bowie, David – Young Americans |
Burning Spear – Marcus Garvey |
Springsteen, Bruce – Born to Run |
Harris, Emmylou – Pieces of the Sky |
Dion – Born to Be With You |
Mitchell, Joni – Hissing of Summer Lawns |
Waits, Tom – Nighthawks at the Diner |
Burman, Rahul Dev – Shalimar (Soundtrack) |
Young, Neil – Tonight’s the Night |
Dylan, Bob – Blood on the Tracks |
Smith, Patti – Horses |
Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here |
Queen – A Night at the Opera |
Nelson, Willie – Red Headed Stranger |
Earth, Wind & Fire – That’s the Way of the World |
Mayfield, Curtis – There’s No Place Like America Today |
Petty, Tom & the Heartbreakers - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers (1st Album) |
Modern Lovers – Modern Lovers [Rec 1972, not released until 1976] |
Bowie, David – Station to Station |
Mitchell, Joni – Hejira |
Boston – Boston (1st Album) |
Eagles – Hotel California |
ABBA – Arrival |
Kiss – Destroyer |
Rush – 2112 |
Ben, Jorge – África Brasil |
Armatrading, Joan – Joan Armatrading (1st Album) |
Aerosmith – Rocks |
Parliament – Mothership Connection |
Penguin Café Orchestra – Music from the Penguin Café |
Jarre, Jean Michel – Oxygene |
Ramones – Ramones (1st Album) |
Kuti, Fela – Zombie |
Tosh, Peter – Legalize It |
Wonder, Stevie – Songs in the Key of Life |
Frampton, Peter – Frampton Comes Alive |
Eno, Brian – Before & After Science |
Kraftwerk – Trans-Europe Express |
Joel, Billy – Stranger, the |
Marley, Bob & the Wailers – Exodus |
Electric Light Orchestra – Out of the Blue |
Weather Report – Heavy Weather |
Muddy Waters – Hard Again |
Stranglers – Rattus Norvegicus |
Clash – Clash (1st Album) |
Bowie, David – Low |
Steely Dan – Aja |
Wire – Pink Flag |
Martyn, John – One World |
Talking Heads – 77 |
Fleetwood Mac – Rumours |
Bowie, David – ‘Heroes’ |
Wilson, Dennis – Pacific Ocean Blue |
Suicide – Suicide (1st Album) |
Iggy Pop – Idiot, the |
Gabriel, Peter – Peter Gabriel (I) |
Television – Marquee Moon |
Meat Loaf – Bat Out of Hell |
Costello, Elvis – My Aim is True |
Iggy Pop – Lust for Life |
Dury, Ian – New Boots & Panties!! |
Sex Pistols – Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the… |
Pere Ubu – Modern Dance |
Kraftwerk – Man Machine |
Blondie – Parallel Lines |
Regina, Elís – Vento de Maio |
Pere Ubu – Dub Housing |
Only Ones – Only Ones (1st Album) |
Costello, Elvis – This Year’s Model |
Jam – All Mod Cons |
Ely, Joe – Honky Tonk Masquerade |
Adverts – Crossing the Red Sea with the… |
Big Star – Third (aka Sister Lovers) |
Residents – Duck Stab/Buster & Glen |
Public Image Ltd – Public Image |
Magazine – Real Life |
Springsteen, Bruce – Darkness on the Edge of Town |
Funkadelic – One Nation Under a Groove |
Throbbing Gristle – DOA: Third & Final Report |
Thin Lizzy – Live & Dangerous |
Talking Heads – More Songs About Buildings & Food |
Buzzcocks – Another Music in a Different Kitchen |
Van Halen – Van Halen (1st Album) |
Colón, Willie & Rubén Blades – Siembra |
Cars – Cars (1st Album) |
Devo – Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo |
Dire Straits – Dire Straits (1st Album) |
Saints – Eternally Yours |
Gaye, Marvin – Here, My Dear |
Nelson, Willie – Stardust |
Chic – C’est Chic |
X-ray Spex – Germ Free Adolescents |
Eno, Brian – Ambient 1: Music for Airports |
Siouxsie & the Banshees – Scream, the |
AC/DC – Highway to Hell |
Sister Sledge – We Are Family |
Crusaders – Street Life |
Germs – GI |
B52s – B52s (1st Album) |
Czukay, Holger – Movies |
Police – Reggatta de Blanc |
Fall – Live at the Witch Trials |
Talking Heads – Fear of Music |
Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures |
Chic – Risqué |
Undertones – Undertones (1st Album) |
Clash – London Calling |
Japan – Quiet Life |
Faithfull, Marianne – Broken English |
Slits – Cut |
Costello, Elvis – Armed Forces |
Young, Neil – Rust Never Sleeps |
Gang of Four – Entertainment! |
Cheap Trick – At Budokan |
Fleetwood Mac – Tusk |
Pink Floyd – Wall, the |
Public Image Ltd – Metal Box |
Jackson, Michael – Off the Wall |
Damned – Machine Gun Etiquette |
Numan, Gary – Pleasure Principle |
Specials – Specials (1st Album) |
Adam & the Ants – Kings of the Wild Frontier |
Dexys Midnight Runners – Searching for the Young Soul Rebels |
AC/DC – Back in Black |
Cramps – Songs the Lord Taught Us |
Dead Kennedys – Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables |
Gabriel, Peter – Peter Gabriel (III) |
Soft Boys – Underwater Moonlight |
Cure – Seventeen Seconds |
Echo & the Bunnymen – Crocodiles |
Motörhead – Ace of Spades |
Killing Joke – Killing Joke (1st Album) |
Judas Priest – British Steel |
Circle Jerks – Group Sex |
Talking Heads – Remain in Light |
Joy Division – Closer |
Iron Maiden – Iron Maiden (1st Album) |
Undertones – Hypnotised |
Jam – Sound Affects |
Waits, Tom – Heartattack & Vine |
UB40 – Signing Off |
Teardrop Explodes – Kilimanjaro |
Specials – More Specials |
Winwood, Steve – Arc of a Diver |
Pretenders – Pretenders (1st Album) |
Einstürzende Neubauten – Kollaps |
Siouxsie & the Banshees – Juju |
Heaven 17 – Penthouse & Pavement |
Go-Gos – Beauty & the Beat |
Motörhead – No Sleep ‘Til Hammersmith |
Soft Cell – Non Stop Erotic Cabaret |
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – Architecture & Morality |
Eno, Brian & David Byrne – My Life in the Bush of Ghosts |
Black Flag – Damaged |
X – Wild Gift |
Psychedelic Furs – Talk, Talk, Talk |
Human League – Dare |
Gun Club – Fire of Love |
Bauhaus – Mask |
Womack, Bobby – Poet |
Tom Tom Club – Tom Tom Club (1st Album) |
Rush – Moving Pictures |
ABBA – Visitors |
ABC – Lexicon of Love |
Prince – 1999 |
Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five – Message, the |
Costello, Elvis – Imperial Bedroom |
Cure – Pornography |
Dexys Midnight Runners – Too Rye Ay |
Simple Minds – New Gold Dream (81, 82, 83, 84) |
Madness – Rise & Fall |
Fagen, Donald – Nightfly |
Haircut One Hundred – Pelican West |
Bush, Kate – Dreaming, the |
Orange Juice – Rip it Up |
Jackson, Michael – Thriller |
Birthday Party – Junkyard |
Venom – Black Metal |
Springsteen, Bruce – Nebraska |
Associates – Sulk |
Iron Maiden – Number of the Beast |
Duran Duran – Rio |
Violent Femmes – Violent Femmes (1st Album) |
McLaren, Malcolm – Duck Rock |
Def Leppard – Pyromania |
REM – Murmur |
The The – Soul Mining |
Waits, Tom – Swordfishtrombones |
Blue Nile – A Walk Across the Rooftops |
Hanoi Rocks – Back to Mystery City |
Lauper, Cyndi – She’s So Unusual |
Simon, Paul – Hearts & Bones |
Echo & the Bunnymen – Porcupine |
ZZ Top – Eliminator |
Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) |
U2 – War |
Police – Synchronicity |
Meat Puppets – II |
Culture Club – Colour by Numbers |
Frankie Goes to Hollywood – Welcome to the Pleasuredome |
Run DMC – Run DMC (1984) |
Sade – Diamond Life |
Cocteau Twins – Treasure |
Minor Threat – Out of Step |
Van Halen – 1984 |
Prince – Purple Rain |
Replacements – Let it Be |
Style Council – Café Bleu |
Turner, Tina – Private Dancer |
Echo & the Bunnymen – Ocean Rain |
Minutemen – Double Nickels on the Dime |
Cole, Lloyd & the Commotions – Rattlesnakes |
N’Dour, Youssou – Immigrés |
Springsteen, Bruce – Born in the USA |
Fall – This Nation’s Saving Grace |
Ibrahim, Abdullah – Water from an Ancient Well |
Aha – Hunting High & Low |
Tears for Fears – Songs from the Big Chair |
Dire Straits – Brothers in Arms |
Prefab Sprout – Steve McQueen (aka Two Wheels Good) |
Mekons – Fear & Whiskey |
Big Black – Atomizer |
Vega, Suzanne – Suzanne Vega (1st Album) |
Pogues – Rum, Sodomy & the Lash |
Bush, Kate – Hounds of Love |
Smiths – Meat is Murder |
Waits, Tom – Rain Dogs |
Jesus & Mary Chain – Psychocandy |
New Order – Low Life |
Simply Red – Picture Book |
Dexys Midnight Runners – Don’t Stand Me Down |
Scritti Politti – Cupid & Psyche 85 |
Costello, Elvis – Blood & Chocolate |
Afrika Bambaataa & the Soul Sonic Force – Planet Rock: The Album |
Beastie Boys – Licensed to Ill |
Metallica – Master of Puppets |
The The – Infected |
Griffith, Nanci – Last of the True Believers |
Bragg, Billy – Talking with the Taxman About Poetry |
Talk Talk – Colour of Spring |
Megadeth – Peace Sells… But Who’s Buying? |
Bon Jovi – Slippery When Wet |
Sonic Youth – Evol |
Slayer – Reign in Blood |
Throwing Muses – Throwing Muses (1986) |
Simon, Paul – Graceland |
Run DMC – Raising Hell |
XTC – Skylarking |
Earle, Steve – Guitar Town |
Bad Brains – I Against I |
Baker, Anita – Rapture |
Smiths – Queen is Dead |
Gabriel, Peter – So |
Anthrax – Among the Living |
Dinosaur Jr – You’re Living All Over Me |
Parton, Dolly with Linda Ronstadt & Emmylou Harris – Trio |
Def Leppard – Hysteria |
REM – Document |
Prince – Sign ‘O’ the Times |
Cult – Electric |
Depeche Mode – Music for the Masses |
Sisters of Mercy – Floodland |
Michael, George – Faith |
Hüsker Dü – Warehouse: Songs & Stories |
Butthole Surfers – Locust Abortion Technician |
Piazzolla, Astor & Gary Burton – New Tango |
Smiths – Strangeways Here We Come |
Guns N’ Roses – Appetite for Destruction |
Jesus & Mary Chain – Darklands |
Ladysmith Black Mambazo – Shaka Zulu |
Laibach – Opus Dei |
Napalm Death – Scum |
Sonic Youth – Sister |
Triffids – Calenture |
Jackson, Michael – Bad |
Pet Shop Boys – Actually |
U2 – Joshua Tree |
D’Arby, Terence Trent – Introducing the Hardline According to… |
Pogues – If I Should Fall from Grace with God |
Cohen, Leonard – I’m Your Man |
Waterboys – Fisherman’s Blues |
Fishbone – Truth & Soul |
Everything But the Girl – Idlewild |
Living Colour - Vivid |
Mudhoney – Superfuzz Bigmuff |
REM – Green |
Happy Mondays – Bummed |
Go Betweens – 16 Lovers Lane |
Cowboy Junkies – Trinity Session |
Chapman, Tracy – Tracy Chapman (1st Album) |
My Bloody Valentine – Isn’t Anything |
Pixies – Surfer Rosa |
Metallica – And Justice for All |
Dinosaur Jr – Bug |
Krause, Dagmar – Tank Battles |
lang, k.d. – Shadowland |
American Music Club – California |
Morrissey – Viva Hate |
Sonic Youth – Daydream Nation |
Sugarcubes – Life’s Too Good |
Yoakam, Dwight – Beuenas Noches from a Lonely Roomn |
Jane’s Addiction – Nothing’s Shocking |
Public Enemy – It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back |
Faith No More – Real Thing |
Kravtiz, Lenny – Let Love Rule |
Hooker, John Lee – Healer, the |
New Order – Technique |
Madonna – Like a Prayer |
Queen Latifah – All Hail the Queen |
Spacemen 3 – Playing with Fire |
fIREHOSE – fROMOHIO |
Beastie Boys – Paul’s Boutique |
Young Gods – Eau Rouge, l’ |
Zorn, John – Spy vs Spy: Music of Ornette Coleman |
Stone Roses – Stone Roses (1st Album) |
Cherry, Neneh – Raw Like Sushi |
Maal, Baaba & Mansour Seck – Djam Leelii |
Bush, Kate – Sensual World |
Cure – Disintegration |
808 State – 808:90 |
Coldcut – What’s That Noise? |
Adamson, Barry – Moss Side Story |
Aerosmith – Pump |
Pixies – Doolittle |
Raitt, Bonnie – Nick of Time |
Fugazi – Repeater |
Soul II Soul – Club Classics: Vol One |
De La Soul – 3 Feet High & Rising |
Jackson, Janet – Rhythm Nation 1814 |
Jungle Brothers – Done by the Forces of Nature |
NWA – Straight Outta Compton |
Cocteau Twins – Heaven or Las Vegas |
Shamen – En-Tact |
Deee Lite – World Clique |
La’s – La’s |
Black Crowes – Shake Your Money Maker |
Depeche Mode – Violator |
Pixies – Bossanova |
Megadeth – Rust in Peace |
Digital Underground – Sex Packets |
Pet Shop Boys – Behaviour |
Happy Mondays – Pills ‘n’ Thrills and Bellyaches |
Michael, George – Listen Without Prejudice: Vol 1 |
Young, Neil – Ragged Glory |
Ice Cube – AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted |
Jane’s Addiction – Ritual de lo Habitual |
LL Cool J – Mama Said Knock You Out |
Public Enemy – Fear of a Black Planet |
O’Connor, Sinéad – I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got |
Tribe Called Quest, a – People’s Instinctive Travels & the Paths of Rhythm |
Sonic Youth – Goo |
Ride – Nowhere |
My Bloody Valentine – Loveless |
Nirvana – Nevermind |
Crowded House – Woodface |
Cypress Hill – Cypress Hill (1st Album) |
Cope, Julian – Peggy Suicide |
Gang Starr – Step in the Arena |
MC Solaar - Qui Sème le Vent Récolte le Tempo |
Jah Wobble – Rising Above Bedlam |
Red Hot Chili Peppers – Blood Sugar Sex Magik |
Ice T – OG: Original Gangster |
Mudhoney – Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge |
Public Enemy – Apocalypse 91… Enemy Strikes Back |
Tribe Called Quest, a – Low End Theory |
Pearl Jam – Ten |
Saint Etienne – Foxbase Alpha |
Sepultura – Arise |
Slint – Spiderland |
U2 – Achtung Baby |
KLF – White Room |
Massive Attack – Blue Lines |
Primal Scream – Screamadelica |
Teenage Fanclub – Bandwagonesque |
Metallica – Metallica [aka Black Album] |
Pavement – Slanted & Enchanted |
Aphex Twin – Selected Ambient Works 85-92 |
Arrested Development – 3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days in the Life of… |
Olomidé, Koffi – Haut de Gamme: Koweït, Rive Gauche |
Morrissey – Your Arsenal |
Maal, Baaba – Lam Toro |
Lemonheads – It’s a Shame About Ray |
Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine (1st Album) |
Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy – Hypocrisy is the Greatest Luxury |
lang, k.d. – Ingénue |
Dr Dre – Chronic, the |
REM – Automatic for the People |
Pharcyde – Bizarre Ride II the… |
Spiritualized – Lazer Guided Melodies |
Sugar – Copper Blue |
Waits, Tom – Bone Machine |
Sonic Youth – Dirty |
Stereo MCs – Connected |
Ministry – Psalm 69 (Way to Succeed and the Way to Suck Eggs) |
Amos, Tori – Little Earthquakes |
Ice Cube – Predator |
Pantera – Vulgar Display of Power |
Alice in Chains – Dirt |
Cave, Nick & the Bad Seeds – Henry’s Dream, by… |
Khan, Nusrat Fateh Ali – Devotional Songs |
Harvey, P.J. – Dry |
Suede – Suede (1st Album) |
Weller, Paul – Wild Wood |
Smashing Pumpkins – Siamese Dream |
Auteurs – New Wave |
Phair, Liz – Exile in Guyville |
Afghan Whigs – Gentlemen |
Mann, Aimee – Whatever |
Grant Lee Buffalo – Fuzzy |
Nirvana – In Utero |
Jamiroquai – Emergency on Planet Earth |
Pet Shop Boys – Very |
Harvey, P.J. – Rid of Me |
Blur – Modern Life is Rubbish |
Crow, Sheryl – Tuesday Night Music Club |
Fall – Infotainment Scan |
Wu Tang Clan – Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers) |
Björk – Debut |
Orbital – Orbital [aka Brown Album] |
Snoop Doggy Dogg – Doggystyle |
Sebadoh – Bubble & Scrape |
Boo Radleys – Giant Steps |
Orbit, William – Strange Cargo: III |
Method Man – Tical |
Black, Frank – Teenager of the Year |
Girls Against Boys – Venus Luxure No 1 Baby |
Jeru the Damaja – Sun Rises in the East |
Pavement – Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain |
Portishead – Dummy |
Sabres of Paradise – Haunted Dancehall |
Nas – Illmatic |
Beastie Boys – Ill Communication |
Costello, Elvis – Brutal Youth |
Morrissey – Vauxhall & I |
TLC – CrazySexyCool |
Oasis – Definitely Maybe |
Soundgarden – Superunknown |
Offspring – Smash |
Drive Like Jehu – Yank Crime |
Blur – Parklife |
G Love & Special Sauce - G Love & Special Sauce (1994) |
Touré, Ali Farka – Talking Timbuktu |
Hole – Live Through This |
Massive Attack – Protection |
Manic Street Preachers – Holy Bible |
Suede – Dog Man Star |
Notorious BIG – Ready to Die |
Buckley, Jeff – Grace |
Orbital – Snivilisation |
Nirvana – MTV Unplugged in New York |
Nine Inch Nails – Downward Spiral |
Prodigy – Music for the Jilted Generation |
Green Day – Dookie |
Foo Fighters – Foo Fighters (1st Album) |
Garbage – Garbage (1st Album) |
Nightmares on Wax – Smokers Delight |
Tricky – Maxinquaye |
Raekwon – Only Built 4 Cuban Linx |
Smashing Pumpkins – Mellon Collie & the Infinite Sadness |
Rocket from the Crypt – Scream, Dracula, Scream |
Chemical Brothers – Exit Planet Dust |
2Pac – Me Against the World |
Elastica – Elastica (1st Album) |
Supergrass – I Should Coco |
Radiohead – Bends, the |
Guided by Voices – Alien Lanes |
Kuti, Femi – Femi Kuti (1995) |
Verve – A Northern Soul |
Genius GZA – Liquid Swords |
Pulp – Different Class |
Leftfield – Leftism |
D’Angelo – Brown Sugar |
Oasis – (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? |
Goldie – Timeless |
Morissette, Alanis – Jagged Little Pill |
Screaming Trees – Dust |
Super Furry Animals – Fuzzy Logic |
Fatboy Slim – Better Living Through Chemistry |
Dr Octagon – Dr Octagonecologyst |
Stereolab – Emperor Tomato Ketchup |
Tortoise – Millions Now Living Will Never Die |
Beck – Odelay |
Belle & Sebastian – Tigermilk |
DJ Shadow – Endtroducing |
Eels – Beautiful Freak |
Divine Comedy – Casanova |
Apple, Fiona – Tidal |
Wilco – Being There |
Sepultura – Roots |
Adamson, Barry – Oedipus Schmoedipus |
Fun Lovin’ Criminals – Come Find Yourself |
Maxwell – Urban Hang Suite |
Charlatans – Tellin’ Stories |
Manic Street Preachers – Everything Must Go |
Everything But the Girl – Walking Wounded |
Cave, Nick & the Bad Seeds – Murder Ballads |
Bukem, LTJ – Logical Progression |
Underworld – Second Toughest in the Infants |
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Now I Got Worry |
Cardigans – First Band on the Moon |
Marilyn Manson – Antichrist Superstar |
Fugees – Score, the |
Ash – 1977 |
Belle & Sebastian – If You’re Feeling Sinister |
Blur – Blur (1997) |
Radiohead – OK Computer |
Quaye, Finley – Maverick a Strike |
Elliott, Missy Misdemeanor – Supa Dupa Fly |
Chemical Brothers – Dig Your Own Hole |
Primal Scream – Vanishing Point |
Wyatt, Robert – Shleep |
Holmes, David – Let’s Get Killed |
Sleater Kinney – Dig Me Out |
Prodigy – Fat of the Land |
Buena Vista Social Club - Buena Vista Social Club (1997) |
Cave, Nick & the Bad Seeds – Boatman’s Call |
Divine Comedy – A Short Album About Love |
Cornershop – When I was Born for the 7th Time |
Daft Punk – Homework |
Williams, Robbie – Life Thru a Lens |
Carey, Mariah – Butterfly |
Supergrass – In it for the Money |
Dylan, Bob – Time Out of Mind |
Size, Roni & Reprazent – New Forms |
Smith, Elliott – Either/Or |
Verve – Urban Hymns |
Spiritualized – Ladies & Gentlemen, We are Floating in Space |
Dandy Warhols – Dandy Warhols (1997) |
Dylan, Bob – Bootleg Series Vol 4: Live 1966 [rec: 1966 at Free Trade Hall, Manchester] |
Chao, Manu – Clandestino |
Bragg, Billy & Wilco – Mermaid Avenue |
Turbonegro – Apocalypse Dudes |
Fatboy Slim – You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby |
Gray, David – White Ladder |
Williams, Lucinda – Car Wheels on a Gravel Road |
Pulp – This is Hardcore |
Madonna – Ray of Light |
Hill, Lauryn – Miseducation of… |
Hole – Celebrity Skin |
Mercury Rev – Deserter’s Songs |
System of a Down - System of a Down (1st Album) |
Queen of the Stone Age - Queen of the Stone Age (1st Album) |
Air – Moon Safari |
Singh, Talvin – OK |
Korn – Follow the Leader |
Khalèd, (Cheb) – Kenza |
Kid Rock – Devil Without a Cause |
Boards of Canada – Music Has the Right to Children |
Suba - São Paulo Confessions |
XTC – Apple Venus: Volume 1 |
Skunk Anansie – Post Orgasmic Chill |
Incubus – Make Yourself |
Magnetic Fields – 69 Love Songs |
Travis – Man Who |
Slipknot – Slipknot (1st Album) |
Orton, Beth – Central Reservation |
Sawhney, Nitin – Beyond Skin |
Death in Vegas – Contino Sessions |
Moby – Play |
Flaming Lips – Soft Bulletin |
Rhymes Digitales, les – Darkdancer |
Tigre, le – Tigre, le (1999) |
Eminem – Slim Shady LP |
Spears, Britney – Baby One More Time |
Metallica – S&M |
Bonnie Prince Billy – I See a Darkness |
Shack – HMS Fable |
Basement Jaxx – Remedy |
Red Hot Chili Peppers – Californication |
Sigur Rós – Ágætis Byrjun |
Doves – Lost Souls |
Air – Virgin Suicides: Original Motion Picture Score |
Adams, Ryan – Heartbreaker |
Gilberto, Bebel – Tanto Tempo |
Cole, MJ – Sincere |
Harris, Emmylou – Red Dirt Girl |
Limp Bizkit – Chocolate Starfish & the Hot Dog Flavored Water |
Radiohead – Kid A |
U2 – All That You Can’t Leave Behind |
Linkin Park – Hybrid Theory |
Smith, Elliott – Figure 8 |
Badly Drawn Boy – Hour of Bewilderbeast |
Harvey, P.J. – Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea |
Badu, Erykah – Mama’s Gun |
Coldplay – Parachutes |
Common – Like Water for Chocolate |
Ladd, Mike – Welcome to the Afterfuture |
Red Snapper – Our Aim is to Satisfy |
Eminem – Marshall Mathers LP |
Goldfrapp – Felt Mountain |
Giant Sand – Chore of Enchantment |
Lambchop – Nixon |
Lemper, Ute – Punishing Kiss |
Madonna – Music |
Avalanches – Since I Left You |
OutKast – Stankonia |
Radiohead – Amnesiac |
Silver Jews – Bright Flight |
Björk – Vespertine |
Gorillaz – Gorillaz (1st Album) |
Adams, Ryan – Gold |
Destiny’s Child – Survivor |
Strokes – Is This It |
Welch, Gillian – Time (The Revelator) |
Gotan Project – Revancha del Tango, la |
White Stripes – White Blood Cells |
Beta Band – Hot Shots II |
Jay Z – Blueprint |
Röyksopp – Melody AM |
Drive-By Truckers – Southern Rock Opera |
Super Furry Animals – Rings Around the World |
Jurassic 5 – Power in Numbers |
Wilco – Yankee Hotel Foxtrot |
Ms Dynamite – A Little Deeper |
Bees – Sunshine Hit Me |
Jones, Norah – Come Away with Me |
Coldplay – A Rush of Blood to the Head |
Coral – Coral (2002) |
Cash, Johnny – American IV: Man Comes Around |
Flaming Lips – Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots |
Doves – Last Broadcast |
Elliott, Missy – Under Construction |
Springsteen, Bruce – Rising, the |
Beck – Sea Change |
Roots – Phrenology |
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Fever to Tell |
White Stripes – Elephant |
Wainwright, Rufus – Want One |
OutKast – Speakerboxxx/Love Below |
Dizzee Rascal – Boy in da Corner |
Mars Volta – Deloused in the Comatorium |
Lightning Bolt – Wonderful Rainbow |
Morrissey – You Are the Quarry |
Björk – Medúlla |
Mylo – Destroy Rock & Roll |
Scissor Sisters – Scissor Sisters (1st Album) |
Icarus Line – Penance Soirée |
Arcade Fire – Funeral |
Banhart, Devendra – Rejoicing in the Hands |
Cave, Nick & the Bad Seeds – Abattoir Blues/Lyre of Orpheus |
Franz Ferdinand – Franz Ferdinand (1st Album) |
West, Kanye – College Dropout |
Green, Cee-Lo – Is the Soul Machine |
TV on the Radio – Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes |
Liars – They Were Wrong, So We Drowned |
Streets – A Grand Don’t Come for Free |
Wainwright, Rufus – Want Two |
Killers – Hot Fuss |
Ozamatli – Street Signs |
Green Day – American Idiot |
Common – Be |
Hawley, Richard – Coles Corner |
Antony and the Johnsons – I Am Bird Now |
Stevens, Sufjan – Come on Feel the Illinoise |
Toure, Ali Farke – Savane |
Muse – Black Holes & Revelations |
Arctic Monkeys – Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not |
Winehouse, Amy – Back to Back |
Fiasco, Lupe – Food & Liquor |
Ghostface Killah – Fishscale |
Aguilera, Christina – Back to Basics |
Newsom, Joanna – Ys |
Arcade Fire – Neon Bible |
The Good, The Bad & The Queen – The Good, The Bad & The Queen |
LCD Soundsystem – Sound of Silver |
Radiohead – In Rainbows |
M.I.A – Kala |
Justice – Cross |
Klaxons – Myths of the Near Future |
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