Your top 10 albums, no order

[Hate 20108]

35 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

Jesus Christ, let's make sure we're never on the same boat.

Let's make it same ocean.

[Onboard 2.0 9083]

49 minutes ago, Hate said:

The Grateful Dead including their live albums like Europe 72 and Without a Net. 

I could do any of the 3 D's The Dead, Dylan or the Doors. 

[davidg 4038]

[Loco 3752]

Jane's Addiction         Nothing Shocking 

The Clash                     London Calling

Johnny Lee Hooker    Mr Luckey

The Doors                    L.A Women

NXS                               X

Kyuss                           Welcome to Sky Valley

Social Distortion         Mommy's Little monster

Led Zeppelin               II

Depeche Mode           Violator

Tom Petty & HB          Southern Accents

Edited March 27, 2020 by Loco

[Dennis Taylor 18829]

23 hours ago, Dennis Taylor said:

Dirt- Alice in Chains

Appetite for Destruction- Guns n Roses

Back in Black- AC/DC

Powerage- AC/DC

Superunknown- Soundgarden

Siamese Dream- Smashing Pumpkins

Paranoid- Black Sabbath

Electric- The Cult

Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin

Ride the Lighting- Metallica    

 

Ok here's some more:

Vulgar Display of Power- Pantera

Undertow- Tool

Core- Stone Temple Pilots

Nevermind- Nirvana

Number of the Beast- Iron Maiden

Ten- Pearl Jam

High Voltage-AC/DC

IV- Led Zeppelin 

Aenima-Tool

Sap- Alice in Chains

[Rip76 4928]

11. Beatles - White Album

12. Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold as Love

13. Pearl Jam - Ten

14.  Son Volt - Trace

15. Ben Folds Five - Ben Folds Five

16. Rush - Fly By Night

17. Stevie Wonder - Innervisions

18.  Joni Mitchell - Court and Spark

19.  Black Sabbath - Vol. 4

20.  Radiohead - The Bends

[qwertyu1234 496]

22 hours ago, qwertyu1234 said:

The Clash-London Calling

Metallica-Master of Puppets

The Beatles-Rubber Soul

Neko Case-Blacklisted

Ween-Quebec

Rilo Kiley-The Execution of all Things

Spoon-Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga

New Pornographers- Mass Romantic

Velvet Underground and Nico

Regina Spektor-Soviet Kitsch  

Since other people are doing it....

Radiohead-Ok Computer

Cake-Fashion Nugget

St.Vincent-Strange Mercy

The Beatles-Revolver

Placebo-Without You I'm Nothing

Blondie-Parallel Lines

Led Zeppelin III

Aesop Rock-Labor Days

The Hush Sound-Like Vines

Red Hot Chili Peppers-Blood Sugar Sex Magik

[Mach 1 1677]

U2 - Achtung Baby, The Unforgettable Fire

Radiohead - The Bends, Kid A

Prince - Purple Rain

Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic

Zep - Physical Graffiti

Simple Minds - Live from the City of Light

Sting - Ten Sumner Tales

Billy Idol - Rebel Yell

 

[Carl Spackler 3483]

My 10 would probably change tomorrow . . . and the following day . . . 

Today's 10 (in no particular order):

Cheap Trick -- At Budokan

R.E.M. -- Murmur

Sidewinders -- Auntie Ramos' Pool Hall

AC/DC -- Hell's Hits (a 2-disc apparently authorized greatest hits package that wasn't released in the U.S.; one disc is Bon-era and the other disc is Brian Johnson-era)

The Who -- Who's Next

The Replacements -- Tim

Miles Davis -- Kind of Blue

Beatles -- White Album

Fabulous Thunderbirds -- Butt Rockin'

Bob Marley -- Legend

 

 

 

[jimmyjazz 45961]

The Sidewinders (ultimately renamed The Sand Rubies, in the running for the worst band name in the history of ever) were one of those Arizona bands that just sounded like the desert.  Man, they were good.  Like a dusty Soul Asylum.

[UTCzech III 2907]

Went to the shit site (uck, gotta shower now) and pulled my top 10, over there it was "10 albums that chart your musical history", from 2012, still stands up:

Beatles - Sgt. Pepper
Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water
Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison
Joe Patek Orch. - Happy Joe and Other Favorites
Pink Floyd - Animals
Frank Zappa - Lumpy Gravy
Willie Nelson - Red Headed Stranger
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
Don Walser - Texas Saouvenir
Old 97s - Hitchhike to Rhome

[Hate 20108]

2 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

My 10 would probably change tomorrow . . . and the following day . . . 

 

Bob Marley -- Legend

 

 

 

This is a great call.  Bob Marley is on my Mt Rushmore of music and that "album" in particular is one of the best of any genre ever.  However; I would argue as far as an actual "album" goes, it should be Exodus. 

Edited March 28, 2020 by Hate

[ramblin’ man 10]

Live at the Old Quarter, Houston, Texas - Townes Van Zandt 

Old No. 1 - Guy Clark 

Red Headed Stranger - Willie Nelson

Axis: Bold as Love - Jimi Hendrix

Bringing It All Back Home - Bob Dylan 

Townes Van Zandt - Townes Van Zandt 

Mississippi Fred McDowell - Mississippi Fred McDowell

Moanin’ in the Moonlight - Howlin’ Wolf

Gilded Pleasures - The Growlers 

Graduation - Kanye West

[Beantown Express 2.0 6559]

Here’s my 10 but sadly I could probably do my next 10 and that list would be close to this list as far as albums I like.  I guess I listen to way too much music since I had to leave off Kind of Blue, Revolver, Sgt. Peppers, Darkness on the Edge of Town, Thriller (yes I like the pedo’s album) etc....

 

Beatles- Abbey Road

Springsteen- Born to Run

Billy Joel- The Stranger

Eagles- Hotel California

Beastie Boys- Pauls Boutique

Van Helen-1984

Prince- Purple Rain

Bob Marley- Legend

Pink Floyd- Animals

Marvin Gaye- What’s Going On

[Carl Spackler 3483]

3 hours ago, Hate said:

This is a great call.  Bob Marley is on my Mt Rushmore of music and that "album" in particular is one of the best of any genre ever.  However; I would argue as far as an actual "album" goes, it should be Exodus. 

I struggled to decide between Legend, Exodus, and Live!.  I ultimately picked Legend because that was the disc that really introduced me to Marley and was the touchstone for all the rest.  

But, yeah, Exodus is magnificent.

[Loco 3752]

15 hours ago, Loco said:

Jane's Addiction         Nothing Shocking 

The Clash                     London Calling

Johnny Lee Hooker    Mr Luckey

The Doors                    L.A Women

NXS                               X

Kyuss                           Welcome to Sky Valley

Social Distortion         Mommy's Little monster

Led Zeppelin               II

Depeche Mode           Violator

Tom Petty & HB          Southern Accents

Actually woke up and was like "I left out Natty Dread...fuck"

[Loco 3752]

Just now, Loco said:

Actually woke up and was like "I left out Natty Dread...fuck"

saw Marley play live  Holy Hotbox Batman! /csb

[Chad Fuck 17684]

All these solid lists just show me 10 is too short for the audiophiles. Good work gents.

11. JJ Cale - Naturally
I’ve given this record away so many times I’ve probably bought a dozen copies.

12. Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots

13. Neil Young - Decade

14. Buddy Holly - Greatest
Those last two I sat and worked out every tune on them because I was young and had the time. Even “Broken Arrow” Big influences.

15. Pink Floyd - Dark Side

16. Wilco - Summerteeth

17. Beastie Boys - Check Your Head

18. Nirvana - Nevermind

19. Van Halen - 1984

20. Django Reinhardt - some French collection my mom picked up for me on a trip to Paris.

[Goredho 17406]

If we get to pick 10 more (deeper cuts)...

11. Gunfighter Ballads & Trail Songs - Marty Robbins

12.  Back & Black - AC/DC

13.  Love - The Cult

14. 1984 - Van Halen

15. Hotel California - Eagles

16. Lynyrd Skynyrd (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd)

17. Kiss me, Kiss me, Kiss me - The Cure

18. Straight Outta Compton - NWA

19. America’s Fool - John Cougar Mellencamp

20. Super Fly Soundtrack - Curtis Mayfield

[Al_4_ISU 12464]

Second 10

Son Volt - Trace

Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers

Wilco - A Ghost is Born

The Who - Quadrophenia

Springsteen - Born to Run

Drive-By Truckers - The Dirty South

Waylon Jennings - Dreaming My Dreams

Foo Fighters - The Colour & The Shape

Guns N’ Roses - Appetite For Destruction

AC/DC - Highway to Hell

[BrickHorn 18237]

Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin

Quiet Riot - Metal Health

Nirvana - Nevermind

Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies

Spoon - Telephono

Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden

Gals Panic - I Think We Need Helicopters

Slayer - South of Heaven

Junior Kimbrough - First Recordings

Martin Denny - Exotica

[Onboard 2.0 9083]

Shit, I've thought of (since my OP) and seen listed here a dozen albums I'd need to add to my top 10 list....

 

[dcar00 14210]

9 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

I struggled to decide between Legend, Exodus, and Live!.  I ultimately picked Legend because that was the disc that really introduced me to Marley and was the touchstone for all the rest.  

But, yeah, Exodus is magnificent.

I tried to avoid compilations and greatest hits since you tend to migrate to the top 10 bands/artists you like vs. albums but yeah Legend is fucking fantastic. Spring Break 85 FTW. 

[dogbreath 434]

Albums only paint part of the picture.  AM and then FM radio and singles were the way to consume music as a youngun.  Growing up the only albums were my parents, so starting with one of theirs and the rest follow as in order of influence.

Oscar Brand - Bawdy Songs and Backroom Ballads

Various Greatest Hits albums - Rolling Stones, Beatles and Kinks (Ktel collection)

Queen - A Night at the Opera

 

After being sent a tape of George Gmarc's show in the early 80's, I started listening to British and alternative music.

The Jam - All Mod Cons

REM - Murmur

 

Worked in a record store in Florida and these albums were always on the playlist.

UB40 - Signing Off

Parliament - Mothership Connection

 

Began working at a place that had live country music.  Introduced to TVZ, Steve Goodman and Guy Clark.

John Prine - first album

Leonard Cohen - Greatest Hits (average one night stand that finished with her playing this album in the morning)

RIchard and Linda Thompson - Shoot out the Lights
 

So much left out. I need a beer.

Edited March 28, 2020 by dogbreath
take out dead space

[Al_4_ISU 12464]

I tried to avoid compilations and greatest hits since you tend to migrate to the top 10 bands/artists you like vs. albums but yeah Legend is fucking fantastic. Spring Break 85 FTW. 

I feel like Legend is one of those compilations that can be excused for an exercise like this

[noharleyyet 2838]

Mind pops: Texas Flood, Fillmore, Eat a Peach, Red Headed Stranger, Diamonds & Gasoline, Nobody But Me (Nunn), Hotel Cali, Pretzel Logic, Led Zep,  Sticky Fingers

 

 

[dcar00 14210]

On 3/26/2020 at 10:41 PM, dcar00 said:

 

Who-Quandrophenia

Floyd-Dark Side

Hendrix-Are You Experienced

Zeppelin-Physical Graffiti

AC/DC-Highway to Hell

Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend

Prince-Dirty Mind

Fleetwood Mac-Rumors

Tom Petty-Damn the Torpedos

Def Leppard-High n Dry

Man this was hard.  too really do it right I'd have to have a 70's top 10, 80's top 10, and 90's top 10

 

 

2nd 10

Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St

The Cars - The Cars

Pearl Jam - Vs

Foo Fighters - Colour and Shape

Van Halen - 1

Black Crowes - Southern Harmony

NWA - straight outta compton

Boston - Boston

Beatles - Sgt Peppers

guilty pleasure - Beastie Boys - License to Ill

[Carl Spackler 3483]

Ooooh, so I get to pick a second ten as well?  Alrighty then.

 

Beatles -- Sgt. Pepper

Van Morrison -- Moondance

Rolling Stones -- Exile on Main Street

Beatles -- Revolver

Smithereens -- Especially For You

Cheap Trick -- Heaven Tonight

Marshall Crenshaw -- Field Day

Pretenders -- Pretenders

Paul Simon -- Graceland

John Coltrane -- A Love Supreme

 

 

Fuck it . . . third ten

 

Led Zeppelin -- Houses of the Holy

Beatles -- Abbey Road

Los Lobos -- How Will the Wolf Survive

Plimsouls -- Everywhere At Once

The Pogues -- If I Should Fall From Grace . . .

Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto -- Getz/Gilberto 

Evan Johns & the H-Bombs -- Rollin' Through the Night

Led Zeppelin -- Zoso/Runes/IV

Beach Boys -- Pet Sounds

Queen -- A Night at the Opera

 

 

 

Edited March 28, 2020 by Carl Spackler

[South Austin 52515]

On ‎3‎/‎26‎/‎2020 at 8:46 PM, qwertyu1234 said:

Neko Case-Blacklisted

[dcar00 14210]

17 minutes ago, Carl Spackler said:

Ooooh, so I get to pick a second ten as well?  Alrighty then.

 

Beatles -- Sgt. Pepper

Van Morrison -- Moondance

Rolling Stones -- Exile on Main Street

Beatles -- Revolver

Smithereens -- Especially For You

Cheap Trick -- Heaven Tonight

Marshall Crenshaw -- Field Day

Pretenders -- Pretenders

Paul Simon -- Graceland

John Coltrane -- A Love Supreme

 

 

Fuck it . . . third ten

 

Led Zeppelin -- Houses of the Holy

Beatles -- Abbey Road

Los Lobos -- How Will the Wolf Survive

Plimsouls -- Everywhere At Once

The Pogues -- If I Should Fall From Grace . . .

Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto -- Getz/Gilberto 

Evan Johns & the H-Bombs -- Rollin' Through the Night

Led Zeppelin -- Zoso/Runes/IV

Beach Boys -- Pet Sounds

Queen -- A Night at the Opera

 

 

 

I almost went Revolver but decided on Sgt Pepper.  Moondance is a great choice.  love the Smithereens.  I keep hoping they'll come through, even if it is without Pat(RIP), but they rarely come to Texas for some reason.

[Carl Spackler 3483]

11 minutes ago, dcar00 said:

I almost went Revolver but decided on Sgt Pepper.  Moondance is a great choice.  love the Smithereens.  I keep hoping they'll come through, even if it is without Pat(RIP), but they rarely come to Texas for some reason.

Revolver vs. Sgt. Pepper -- It's like trying to choose between your kids.  Both were groundbreaking.

Smithereens -- Saw 'em with Marshall Crenshaw a little over a year ago, and it was a great time.  MC can't sing the songs like Pat did -- that was one downside.  But I hear some of those songs and I just can't imagine anyone but Pat singing them, so I'm somewhat biased.  And for whatever reason they didn't do any Marshall Crenshaw songs (it would have been great to hear them sing Whenever You're On My Mind), but whatever.

But what helped make it a great show was that they got all the other members of the band more involved in the show.  Jim Babjak sang lead on a song.  Dennis (!) sang lead on another song.  They told stories about Pat and how they started up the band.  They had Mike Mesaros back in the band on bass, and he was as loose and animated as I've ever seen him.  He even spoke to the crowd -- told a story about the band's early days, going over to Jim Babjak's house to practice and how he could still smell the paprika from all the meat that Jim's dad would hang and cure in the basement of the house where they would be practicing.  I'd never seen Mike say a word on stage before, so it was great to see him acting so loose.  They brought out David Marks (former Beach Boy) and had him sing lead on a couple old Beach Boys tunes, and they sounded great.  They brought out Severo Jornacion for a couple songs, and it was good to see "The Thrilla" again. 

It was tremendous.  I hope they get down to your neck of the woods someday.  

[South Austin 52515]

Bruce Springsteen - Darkness on the Edge of Town

U2 - The Unforgettable Fire

Van Morrison - Greatest Hits Vol. I

The Eagles - Greatest Hits Vol. I

The Beatles - Greatest Hits Vol. II

Neko Case - Blacklisted

Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run

U2 - Actung Baby

Lord Huron - Strange Trails

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On

Some might give me flak for putting three greatest hits albums on my list.  But I had those cassettes playing nonstop from my early teen years right through undergrad.  Lord Huron is the most recent addition.  It hasn't had the longevity in my life like the others (not yet), but I fucking love that album.

Darkness has always been one of my favorites, but I listened to it a lot in 2019 during my divorce.

[dcar00 14210]

8 minutes ago, Carl Spackler said:

Revolver vs. Sgt. Pepper -- It's like trying to choose between your kids.  Both were groundbreaking.

Smithereens -- Saw 'em with Marshall Crenshaw a little over a year ago, and it was a great time.  MC can't sing the songs like Pat did -- that was one downside.  But I hear some of those songs and I just can't imagine anyone but Pat singing them, so I'm somewhat biased.  And for whatever reason they didn't do any Marshall Crenshaw songs (it would have been great to hear them sing Whenever You're On My Mind), but whatever.

But what helped make it a great show was that they got all the other members of the band more involved in the show.  Jim Babjak sang lead on a song.  Dennis (!) sang lead on another song.  They told stories about Pat and how they started up the band.  They had Mike Mesaros back in the band on bass, and he was as loose and animated as I've ever seen him.  He even spoke to the crowd -- told a story about the band's early days, going over to Jim Babjak's house to practice and how he could still smell the paprika from all the meat that Jim's dad would hang and cure in the basement of the house where they would be practicing.  I'd never seen Mike say a word on stage before, so it was great to see him acting so loose.  They brought out David Marks (former Beach Boy) and had him sing lead on a couple old Beach Boys tunes, and they sounded great.  They brought out Severo Jornacion for a couple songs, and it was good to see "The Thrilla" again. 

It was tremendous.  I hope they get down to your neck of the woods someday.  

yeah,  I'm still pissed I never saw them live.  they could probably get someone who sounds more like pat but I saw an interview where they don't really care about that.  they just want to play the songs and have a singer they like to be around.   I wonder if Robin Wilson(the other guest singer they use) is a bit better.

[jimmyjazz 45961]

I saw The Smithereens at The Back Room, of all places.  Stood right up front.  They were tremendous.  Very odd venue for a non-metal band, but nobody cared.

[Deej 76799]

The Clash - London Calling (#1)

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti 

The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street

The Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique 

Jimi Hendrix - Electic Ladyland

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

A Tribe Called Quest - Low End Theory

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On

Van Morrison - Astral Weeks

Prince - Purple Rain

[Goredho 17406]

Damn Purple Rain needs to be somewhere in my list

[gtown04 15]

Pink Floyd - Animals

Metallica - Master of Puppets

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On

Muse - Origin of Symmetry

Radiohead - OK Computer

Tool - Lateralus

Dream Theater - Metropolis Part 2

The Beatles - Abbey Road

System of a Down - Toxicity

The Mars Volta - De-Loused in the Comatorium

[South Austin 52515]

I’m glad some of you started noting Marvin Gaye. That album was fucking phenomenal.

[Deej 76799]

1 minute ago, South Austin said:

I’m glad some of you started noting Marvin Gaye. That album was fucking phenomenal.

His dad wasn't a huge fan. 

[South Austin 52515]

Too soon.

[Scooter Monzingo 821]

7 hours ago, South Austin said:

Bruce Springsteen - Darkness on the Edge of Town

U2 - The Unforgettable Fire

Van Morrison - Greatest Hits Vol. I

The Eagles - Greatest Hits Vol. I

The Beatles - Greatest Hits Vol. II

Neko Case - Blacklisted

Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run

U2 - Actung Baby

Lord Huron - Strange Trails

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On

Some might give me flak for putting three greatest hits albums on my list.  But I had those cassettes playing nonstop from my early teen years right through undergrad.  Lord Huron is the most recent addition.  It hasn't had the longevity in my life like the others (not yet), but I fucking love that album.

Darkness has always been one of my favorites, but I listened to it a lot in 2019 during my divorce.

I thought about the Eagles greatest hits as well. And we’re not the only ones. I remember hearing it was something like top three in all time sales? I don’t care enough to look it up, but I remember everyone had a copy.

[deac_tracy 516]

No particular order:

Air - Moon Safari

Pixies - Doolittle

Weezer - Blue Album

The Avalanches - Since I Left You

Ween - The Mollusk

Camel - Mirage

Love - Forever Changes

Beatles - Revolver

The Clash - London Calling

Portishead - Dummy

Honorable Mention:

David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggie Stardust and the Spider from Mars

The Mamas and the Papas - If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears

The Cure - Disintegration

Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique

 

Edited March 29, 2020 by deac_tracy

[Redneck Mutha 7957]

No order:

1) Nevermind

2) Ten

3) Appetite for Destruction

4) Zepp IV

5) Ride the Lightning

6) Purple Rain

7) Music for the Masses

8 ) Joshua Tree

9) High n Dry

10) Straight Outta Compton

Honorable mention:

1) Garth Brooks

2) 1984

3) Bandido Rock

4) Licensed to Ill

 

Fight me.

Edited March 29, 2020 by Redneck Mutha

[Ths71 472]

I saw The Smithereens at The Back Room, of all places.  Stood right up front.  They were tremendous.  Very odd venue for a non-metal band, but nobody cared.

Saw them at The Bronco Bowl Feb. 1990. (RIP Pat and The Bronco Bowl)
Opening band was Camper Van Beethoven, the immensely talented David Lowery’s band. They broke up two months later and Lowery formed Cracker.

What a great show it was.


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[Jack Straw 2954]

using the criteria of the OP (versus my current top 10 albums as I sit here today):

 

The Smiths Louder Than Bombs

The National - High Violet 

Beastie Boys - Check Your Head 

Cowboy Junkies - 200 More Miles - Live Performances 1985-1994

REM - Murmur 

Grateful Dead - Wake of the Flood

Boston - Boston  

Turnpike Troubadours - A Long Way From Your Heart 

Rush - Exit Stage Left 

Ryan Adams and The Cardinals - Cold Roses 

 

Honorable Mentions/First Albums Cut:

Dawes - Stories Don't End

The Doors - The Best of the Doors

Chris Stapleton - Traveller

The Decemberists - We All Raise Our Voices to the Air - Live Performances 2011

 

 

Edited March 29, 2020 by Jack Straw

[tantric superman 4667]

Getz Gilberto

Davis - Kind of Blue

Marshall Tucker Band - Where We All Belong

China Crisis -  Flaunt the Imperfection

Dylan - Blood on the Tracks

Stone Roses - Stone Roses

Los Lobos - And a Time to Dance (EP)

Prince - Rainbow Children

Cafe Tacuba - Re

Coltrane - Ballads

 

[South Austin 52515]

10 hours ago, tantric superman said:

Stone Roses - Stone Roses

Not my top 10, but that's a damn good one.  Discovered it my freshman year in college and wore it out.  I heard in an interview with The Edge that U2 was listening to a lot of Stone Roses during the creation of Actung Baby and they were one of the bands that influenced the sound of that album.

[Shoxthemonkey 1981]

I listened to and bought a lot of albums early in life but then went a long time not buying any albums. Once napster came around I cherrypicked the best stuff from an album and ignored the rest and mostly do that to this day. I have spent a lot of time over the last few days listening to some of the albums listed and realize I missed out on some good shit. Thanks for the suggestions, it's been fun.

Hendrix- Band of Gypsies

Zappa- Weaselsrippedmyflesh

Quicksilver Messenger Service- Happy Trails

Pink Floyd- Animals

PF- DSOTM

Santana- Abraxas

David Crosby- If I Could Only Remember My Name

The Woodstock Sountrack

The Orb- Metallic Spheres

Massive Attack- Blue Lines

Edited March 30, 2020 by Shoxthemonkey
Couldn't remember how to spell remember

[Earl Haffler 591]

Book of Love - Book of Love

Yes - The Yes Album

Al Stewart - Year of the Cat

Beatles - Abbey Road

Basia - Time and Tide

Lush - Gala

Todd Rundgren - Something/Anything

Sundays - Reading, Writing and Arithmetic

Van Morrison - Moondance

Beth Orton - Trailer Park

[EMAWesome 101]

One through six definitely in order, seven through ten maybe in order a lot more flux in that area.

1.  It's Too Late To Stop Now-Van Morrison

2.  Waiting for Columbus-Little Feat

3.  Alchemy-Dire Straits

4.  Exile on Main Street-Rolling Stones

5.  Physical Graffiti-Led Zeppelin

6.  Second Helping-Lynard Skynard

7.  Live at Ronnie Scott's-Jeff Beck

8. Winterland '73-Grateful Dead

9.  Lone Justice-Lone Justice

10.  Nothing but the Water-Grace Potter and the Nocturnals