Top 20 Best Albums of All Time
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- These are the most influential albums of all time. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the most iconic and important records ever made. Our countdown of the top albums of all time includes “A Night at the Opera”, “The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars”, “Ready to Die”, “What’s Going On”, “The Dark Side of the Moon”, and more! What’s your favorite album of all time? Let us know in the comments below.
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Thriller
…and justice for all
Thriller Bad or Dangerous
Thriller
@@DieWithRob One of the best songs on that album was one
Prince's Purple Rain and Thriller were ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECES 💯
Michael Jackson’s thriller was the first album I’ve ever listened to, and it’s still a classic to this day.
People always told me... be careful what you do... don't go around sniffin young boys farts
Gross 🤢
@@user-sy5sy2np8ryour father smelling boys farts
@@user-sy5sy2np8ryour comment made zero sense you empty headed jackass weirdo ✌️
so true and the cover is iconic
My mom got me to love Prince cause she always played his songs during my childhood. "Purple Rain" and "I Will Die 4 U." And my favorite songs from Michael Jackson are "Dirty Diana" and "Human Nature."
I'm in my late 40's and I remember growing up listening to his albums on my record player. Prince, Michael Jackson's Thriller and Madonna's Like a Virgin album were on constant repeat. I think Purple Rain should have been much closer to the number one spot. At least in the top 5.
Rest in Peace, Michael Jackson. Thriller was the first album I ever bought, and his legacy will never be forgotten.
nonce
The GOAT
Especially by the young boys he traumatized
@@chrisquarrie He's not a p*do. He was acquitted of any wrongdoing
Despite his personal life, this man was a genious 😊. Thriller will always be a classic and best selling album 😊
What a joke named that rapper "King of Pop" 😅
No harm in having at least half a dozen of these albums, in any format, whatever your musical taste. 🎶❤️
Was nothing but Metal when I was younger. But as I've gotten older I've learned to appreciate all types of music.
From Slipknot to Stevie Wonder
Black Sabbath to Britney Spears
Nirvana to Notorious BIG
I have got number one, five and some of the others, far from all, maybe one day...
I listen to metal music most of the time. But I would love to own all of these amazing records!
@@MrRAPSAIKER The playlists are available online and you could if you know where get an MP3 player, with some of these on. Vinyl is back in fashion, so you could get mint or near mint secondhand pressings or new ones. Plus there are still some CDs out there, but most old cassettes and minidiscs are usually past use. Good luck, have fun looking. 🎶❤️
I still really love Micheal Jackson’s Thriller!
🤢.
People always told me... be careful what you do... don't go around sniffin young boys farts
@@user-sy5sy2np8r he did more than that I'm sure..
same here it's a timeless classic
@@MichaelSevilla97 it's awful
20. A night at the Opera, Queen
19. Enter the Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Clan
18. Paranoid, Black Sabbath
17. Dreaming of you, Selena
16. Songs in the Key of Life, Stevie Wonder
15. At Last, Etta James
14. Purple Rain, Prince
13. The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust, David Bowie
12. London Calling, The Clash
11. Pet Sounds, The Beach Boys
10. Ready to die, The Notorious B.I.G.
9. At Folsom Prison, Johnny Cash
8. Blue, Joni Mitchell
7. Whats Going On, Marvin Gaye
6. Rumors, Fleetwood Mac
5. Nevermind, Nirvana
4. Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin
3. Thriller, MJ
2. The Dark Side of the moon, Pink Floyd
1. Sgt Peppers, Beatles
Santana, Abraxas! The first Latin Rock/Blues album that I know of. Carlos's guitar was truly on fire, along with the entire band!
i would like to add:
Radiohead - Ok Computer
The Cure - Disintegration
The Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed
The Who - Who’s Next
King Crimson - The Court of the Crimson King
Pearl Jam - Ten
The Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
Alice in Chains - Dirt
Guns N Roses - Appetite for Destruction
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium
Metallica - Master of Puppets
U2 - The Joshua Tree
Talking Heads - Remain in Light
Ramones - Ramones
Rush - Moving Pictures
Eagles - Hotel California
Yes - Fragile
Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced
The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico
The Doors - The Doors
RHCP “Stadium”? Really? I’d say Blood Sugar was more iconic. Great documentary as well
How do you forget Meatloaf but remember U2?
All of these albums are astonishing and great. I think what watchmojo focuses on is the impact on music these albums had. These albums for sure would be included if watchmojo made a top 50 list. The top 20 did have a larger impact on music.
HOW THE HELL WAS OK COMPUTER NOT IN THE WATCHMOJO LIST
to pimp a butterfly?
Personally I'd swap Led Zeppelin I with Led Zeppelin IV, Dark Side of the Moon with Wish You Were Here and swap Sgt Pepper's with either The White Album or Let It Be.
I was predicting they'd pick The White Album for Beatles and Led Zeppelin IV, too.
I thought Led Zeppelin IV might be the selection from them, (Led Zeppelin II is my personal fav) but the other two are not surprising.
Would definitely swap white album for Sgt pepper’s. Abbey road, revolver are masterpieces too
@@michaelmorris1486 The brilliance of Sgt Pepper wasn't just its content which was great but how far ahead it was. There are other Beatle albums I'd rather listen to but SP was the first of its kind by a long shot..
I can understand preferring the White Album but I just can't consider Let It Be a very good record.
Michael Jackson's album will always rock on forever 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
No it won't. I grew up and now have superior taste in music. No black artists except for Prince. The others stink as does Michael Jackson
@@michelled8408 what is wrong with u
@@nickmacdonald5399 I have taste..
@@michelled8408your comment made zero sense you empty headed dumbass and thriller will rock on forever prince respected jackson for a reason 🤡 ✌️
@@michelled8408 Pretentious asf... booooo
There is no way thriller and dark side of the moon got beaten by The Beatles
The Beatles being most overrated, are one list that they could be number one on.
If you understand anything about music you would know. The beatles have the most groundbreaking and musically sophisticated albums.
@@07nikhilchaudhari83I like the Beatles more than Pink Floyd, but I’d honestly put Dark Side Of The Moon as number 1. You don’t even have to be a rock fan to enjoy that album.
Songs in the key of life is my personal number one!
Enter the Wu had me in a chokehold in middle school 🔥
Best album OAT
Marvin Gaye had wonderful music and his songs are so good to listen to
No they aren't. He is an awful singer
@@michelled8408you must not know what amazing music sounds like ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Wonderful list! Well done!
No one will ever beat Michael jacksons Thriller. He was and still is the greatest entertainers ever. Brilliant man.
No he isn't. Prince is superior to that lame Michael Jackson.
And I think ”Off The Wall” is way better. Not as mainstream pop, more soulful.
@@Fibonacci64 soul?. Yuck
Michael Jackson was and always will be a mutant, side show carnival freak PEDOPHILE! And IMO the person responsible for RUINING old school R and B! Glad he's in hell where he belongs!
@@michelled8408 Nobody cares about Prince or the Beatles, any poll would overwhelmingly be Michael Jackson in a landslide.
A relatively conventional list, but I can't argue that all titles mentioned are worth being there. Additionally, this is very much a best POP (as in "popular" which includes rock, hip-hop, and country) albums of all time since there is no jazz or classical. I'd put John Coltrane's A Love Supreme, Miles Davis's Kind of Blue and Charlie Parker's With Strings on a more comprehensive "Best Albums" list.
Overall, excellent list. 70s the best decade for music the 1970s, started with the end of the beatles, 1977 on birth of punk and new wave. Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Led Zeppelin, Elton John, David Bowie, The Eagles, ABBA, Foreigner, Cheap Trick, solo the Beatles soli projects, DISCO, like it or not, Rolling Stones, Bee Gees, Black Sabbath, Fleetwood Mac, Queen
Meatloaf's Bat Out of Hell should have made the list. Ridiculously underrated, this album has sold 14 million in the U.S. alone. That's three million more than Sgt. Pepper. Worldwide it has sold more than 43 million copies. And is considered the biggest selling debut album in UK history. It's also the fourth longest charting UK album behind: Fleetwood Mac's Rumours, Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon and Oasis' (What's the Story) Morning Glory?.
I agree with you 💯 👍
fantastic voice
There are some great albums that would have felt right at home on this list:
- Exile on Main St. by The Rolling Stones (or a few other Stones albums)
- Bridge Over Troubled Water by Simon and Garfunkel
- My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy by Kanye West
- Come On Over by Shania Twain
- OK Computer by Radiohead
- Ram by Paul McCartney
Yeah that Kanye album is his best
Or Graduation
Or college dropout
Or late registration
Not sure how Born to Run does not make this list, but that seems to be a miss. Springsteen is possibly America's greatest songwriter and the stories spun in the Born to Run album reflect everything about what it means to be young, restless, and exploding with untapped potential and blind ambition.
No
The tenor sax solo from “Jungleland” proves that.
The productivo on that álbum is horrible
It could have replaced either RAP record
@@keithwalters841 downvote for you
Selena's album was a good choice here. Hard to overestimate what her record meant in the grand scheme of Latin American music. She was lost way too soon.
Shocked it made it. Definitely an important part of music history.
Who is Selena?
All worthy albums. Guns and Roses should be on the list Appetite for Destruction is an album for the ages.
Either that one or use your illusion should be on here
@@Gremlinsfan40 They missed the boat on this list, so Many should be there and most shouldnt. ALBUMS with no skips...
List is incomplete without Elton John’s Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
You are right. I can't remember the name of his song that was in the movie El Dorado
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road deserves it for sure.
You forgot to include Chicago 17. Peter Cetera's final album with Chicago. A stratospherically chart topping sendoff with nearly all of the songs being absolutely killer tracks. The MTV sensation "Stay the Night," Peter Cetera's filthiest bassline intro on "Only You," and we can't forget the worldwide chart topping "You're The Inspiration" and "Hard Habit to Break."
Chicago had the most success on the Billboard Charts I've heard, along with the Beach Boys of any American band. Lean towards their earlier stuff from their hard rock jazz albums such as Chicago II or their early move into pop such as the underrated Hard Streets but 17 was their best selling and hands down, best album of the '80s. Thought 19 was alright (not a fan of 18) and while Im more of a fan of Bobby Lamm and Terry Kath as vocalists, they weren't the same without Peter Cetera.
I always loved Houses of the Holy and this was a great list.
No Stones??
@@axxelleinSTONERS WERE AN AVERAGE BAND...
I was born in 1960 so every one of these albums was the music I grew up with. Thanks for reminding me just how really awesome the music was then and is still discovered and loved by more generations to come. 🇦🇺👏❤️
Micheal Jackson was on a different level of music rest in peace to the goat 🐐
He didn't play ANY instruments. And I'm sure he didn't write his own songs either. (What pop "artist" does?) Plus he was a carnival side show freak PEDOPHILE!
I get the GOAT part though. Just picturing that stone white carnival side show freak face of his DEFINITELY makes me think of a GOAT!
@@user-sy5sy2np8rit would show him before he had lupus and vitligo your a disrespectful empty headed dumbass that wasn't raised right at all be a better person than that childish 🤡 ✌️
jackson is definitely a goat in music and showmanship but prince was another level compared any solo artist ✌️
Fun Fact about Selena Quintanillas song Dreaming of you. She recorded the song in ONE take while having Bronchitis.
A singer taken too soon during her prime.
There is a reason why thriller was so great
Not because of the voice of the legend
Not because of the impactful music videos
But because of the genius of making a album that has a different genre of a song
From funk to rock.
Thriller is the album that more or less RUINED true R and B. Pop sucks! And Michael Jackson was a carnival side show freak PEDOPHILE!!!
so true
There are like dozen albums before thriller that did that. With more variety and diverse styles.
The Beatles White Album did that like a decade before Michael Jackson.
“AC⚡️DC” Back in Black is a monster album with killer tracks , that should be on any top 20 list !!!!
No doubt it was great and AC/DC is a timeless band! In all honesty, it wasn’t moving,it hit charts, it was loved, but it wasn’t innovative.
Really missing 'Exodus' by Bob Marley and The Wailers. Time magazine even named it best album of the 20th century.
My superior top 20
20 Toys in the Attic
19 Back in Black
18 Kind of Blue
17 Damn the Torpedoes
16 The Dark Side of the Moon
15 Let’s Dance
14 Let it Bleed
13 All Things Must Pass
12 The Joshua Tree
11 Purple Rain
10 Thriller
9 Nevermind
8 A Night at The Opera
7 Led Zeppelin iv
6 Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
5 Revolver
4 The White Album
3 Let It Be
2 Abbey Road
1 Rubber Soul
Good taste, everyone has a different top Beatles Albums, for me it changes. I didn't buy Rubber Soul when I discovered them with the 1 album, but I've heard it a few year's later thanks to the internet and I feel it's their best cuz it's still popish like most of their fans loved, before they went more alternative which is what I liked more.
Much better list.
RIP Micheal Jackson
Burn in hell, Micheal Jackson. You carnival side show freak PEDO!!!
I grew up in the 80s and Micheal Jackson, Debbie Gibson, Madonna were our favorite artists and still are. We LOVE Thriller! It is still one of our favorite albums ever. The MVs were great too! Still iconic to this day and is so timeless.
If that's STILL your favorite "music" are you SURE that you grew up?!?
Y’all are forgetting Boston debut album, fantastic album
Michael Jackson’s album “Thriller” is still my most favorite.
40 YEARS OF MICHAEL JACKSON’S THRILLER!
😁👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
🤢🤮. He's a bad as Stevie wonder and Marvin Gaye.
40 years TOO MANY!!
@@user-sy5sy2np8r exactly. 1 month was enough of that crap
11 Albums That Didn't Get a Mention (But Should Be On This Video):
1. Nas - Illmatic
2. Meatloaf - Bat Out of Hell
3. Eminem - Marshall Mathers LP
4. Metallica - Master of Puppets
5. 2Pac - Me Against The World
6. Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
7. Fugees - The Score
8. Kanye West - Late Registration
9. Radiohead - OK Computer
10. Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
11. Dr. Dre - The Chronic
Ill raise your master of puppets for the black album
Kendrick good kid MAAD city
@@sergiojuan6135 and to pimp a butterfly
I was pretty surprised to not see Master Of Puppets or Lauryn Hill on this list.
Late Reg is good but if ur gonna out a Ye album it gonna have be College dropout, Grad, or MDTF
Metallica’s Master of Puppets is arguably the definitive and quintessential thrash metal album.
I agree I still own the cassette and play it when I'm playing games like Need For Speed and Halo. Leper Messiah makes me destroy everything in my path that song is like my fight anthem
I would've added Jagged Little Pill
Great list.
This list should be 200 instead of 20...
Wishing the WatchMojo cast and crew a Very Merry Christmas!!!
If you want more albums the closest things you’ll get will be a top 100
Do this but with specific genres!!
The fact that Queen The News of the World or Phil Collins No Jacket Required arent on here is a MASSIVELY missed opportunity
The number of adverts in this video is a joke...
There should've been an honorable mention for the album All Eyez on Me by 2Pac
Pet sounds will always be my favorite albulm 🐐 🔥
Dang! This list was spot on..🎉
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! I remember back in the mid-1980s, everyone was talking about how good Michael Jackson's album "Thriller" was. 😁 Nearly everyone I knew had a poster of MJ and Bon Jovi posters in the room by the late 1980s. 🤣
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20. A Night At The Opera - Queen
19. Enter The Wu-Tang Clan (36 Chambers) - Wu-Tang Clan
18. Paranoid - Black Sabbath
17. Dreaming Of You - Selena
16. Songs In The Key Of Life - Stevie Wonder
15. At Last - Etta James
14. Purple Rain - Prince And The Revolution
13. The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars - David Bowie
12. London Calling - The Clash
11. Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
10. Ready To Die - The Notorious B.I.G.
9. At Folsom Prison - Johnny Cash
8. Blue - Joni Mitchell
7. What's Going On - Marvin Gaye
6. Rumours - Fleetwood Mac
5. Nevermind - Nirvana
4. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin
3. Thriller - Michael Jackson
2. The Dark Side Of The Moon - Pink Floyd
1. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles
was such a mid list
You saved me from having to sit through the video. Thanks!
Question for anyone!! With the way music is released now. How hard do you think it wil be for modern music to break into this top 20?
I love "OK Computer" by Radiohead & "Joshua Tree" by U2.
Eminem - The Slim Shady LP
Watchmojo had a great opportunity to mention The Prophet's Song while talking about A Night At The Opera.
Beware the Storm that gathers Near.
@@kevins90scListen to the wise man.
@@kevins90scnot sure what you meant by that ✌️
Solid list.
What about “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road”?
It always gets underrated in lists like this. Still a masterpiece though.
I honestly believe Gun N Roses debut should have been on here too. I mean that album was loaded with classics.
Would love to hear Anthony Fantano's thoughts on this list
I'm starting this video, and if neither of Weezer's first two albums made it, y'all are dead to me
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Great list again! I would include: Synchronicity by The Police, Achtung Baby by U2, Chicago II' (1970), Genesis (1983), Van Halen (1978), .... many othes.
Never Mind the Bollocks, London Calling, Nevermind, What's Going On, and Johnny Cash American Hero IV. Motorhead's Ace of Spades always has a spot in my heart but KD Lang's Shadowland always puts me to bed with a smile, albeit with a certain degreee of natural chemical assistance.
I just scrolled to the top 5. Approved. 👍🏻
dont stop me now was the very first rock song i ever heard. then i listened to a night at the opera (this is what led me to my favorite band Pink Floyd) . ive been hooked on classic rock ever since lol
not a huge fan of this list ngl tho, so many rock albums left out that destroyed the charts. back in black, hysteria... list goes on
There are around 10+ unrealased tracks that didn't make the cut in the Thriller album. Even tho they'd be consider as demo they are almost if not fully completed songs. My favourite are "Hot Street" and "What a lovely way to go", "Chicago 1945"
Some other fantastic albums include:
The Joshua Tree - U2
TPAB - Kendrick Lamar
Basically any album by Kanye West
Discovery - Daft Punk
Currents - Tame Impala
Illmatic - Nas
Me Against The World - 2pac
The Doors - the Doors
Any Kanye? His first two, heartbreaks, but #1 for me would be Dark Fantasy. Absolute masterpiece
Basically any Kanye album is such a w statement
@@iAdden mainly his older stuff of course basically up until Ye but yeah MBDTF is definitely solid contender for goat Kanye album
Great list WatchMojo. Rolling Stones, Frank Zappa and MeatLoaf should be included.
Pretty good list. You need another list though cause you missed Bjork Homogenic, Tupac All Eyez On Me ( the first rap double album. Cmon), Nas Ilmmatic, Beastie Boy Ill Communication, Beyonce Lemonade, Mary J Blige What’s the 411, Outcast Speaker Boxxx/The Love Below and there are few others. I realize there are a lot of hiphop albums in here. Maybe do a hiphop greatest albums🤔?
Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory and ACDC's Back In Black should both be on this list somewhere.
Couldn't agree more
What about the highway to hell album
Linkin Park were good and everything but there's many far better hard rock and metal albums that could've made the list: AC/DC, Metallica, Maiden, Van Halen, Deep Purple, NIN, Tool...
Agree in ways as Hybrid Theory was a smash hit but LP to Metallica is like Kanye West to Wu-Tang.
Hysteria from Def Leppard had around 6 number one songs!
Madonna created so many amazing albums in the 80s and 90s.
Depeche Mode did as well.
Ray Of Light is my favorite Madonna album even though I grew out of listening to her music because I just like extremely heavy metal like Death Metal
Yeah, Hysteria is one of my favorite albums. Every single track on it is amazing, even the deeps cuts that nobody knows are on there.
@@caleblausen8895so true that album is iconic for a reason
Thriller was the best Album and the song Thriller is my Fav.❤
Surprised "Tapestry" wasn't there. Carole King had MAJOR influence.
I still love Queen! Freddy Mercury was amazing!
Has been said before my favorite is thriller I could sing the song surprisingly and enjoyed it can't tell you how many times I've listened to it on repeat. RIP the King of Pop MJ Michael Jackson.
Ive never agreed with a list more. This one was spot on.
Thriller is the best selling album for a reason 😉
Thriller has actually been swapping between # 1 and #2 for awhile with The Eagles Greatest hits for awhile haven’t check in a while but he had retook 1 last time I checked
Yeah. Because a lot of people have TERRIBLE TASTE!!
Certainly thought RHCP's Californication would feature.
😂
No rolling stones or bruce Springsteen is a slight to these great musician, sticky fingers and born to run are multi platinum sellers and these artists still sell out stadiums
_Hotel California_ by the Eagles has several great songs, like the title track and “New Kid In Town.”
One of the FEW watchmojo videos I like
I still listen to all these songs!
I have been a Watch Mojo sub for many years, so thank you for your terrific work!
But here on this list, its obvious you all felt the need to toe the politically correct line vs the truth in numbers. This would be hard for me to do, so all due respect. I just cannot fathom that the other 2 biggest bands of all time besides The Beatles-U2 and The Rolling Stones, respectively-have not even one record on this list 😳🤔.
How can Boston’s 1976 debut; The Police-Synchronicity; NWA-Straight Outta Compton; U2-The Joshua Tree (which outsold “Thriller”) should be an obvious one; or even The Weeknd-After Hours not be here in lieu of many of your list below #5 ??
But even still, THANK YOU all at Mojo for your great work!
I’d love to see All Eyes on Me or 2001 be on here but this list is solid
#1 was always going to be this but every other one on this list has accomplished so much.
This list was well done I really enjoyed how diverse and from all over the ages and diverse music artists it covered.
Steely Dan - _Aja_
Van Morrison - _Tupelo Honey,_
_Moondance_
Great list. Regarding "A night at the opera", you forgot to mention Dr. Sir Brian May's underrated lead vocals for '39 and "good company".
The Simple Year of the Volunteer.
The Refreshments “Fizzy Fuzzy Big and Buzzy” has to be the most underrated album ever it’s so good
Thriller alone outsold 43% of all 15 Beatles studio albums combined, not having it #1 is pure contrarianism and a joke.
Thank god it‘s not a list of most selling albums :) And as much as i love Thriller for what it has done to Pop-Music, in my opinion sgt. Pepper is the deserved number 1. At least for now. Maybe we will see a more influential Album in the future. But now Sgt. Pepper is a well deserved number 1 :)
* Beatles have 13 studio Albums
Cause its not just about selling. There are things like intellectual and artistic values. You would be surprised but thriller is never top 10 in most of the greatest albums list of critics whereas beatles is always there. Avatar is the highest earning movie but its not the best. Simple.
@@07nikhilchaudhari83 Same critics who were lynching him and writing constant hitpieces about a black musician for decades. No shit they don’t rate him highly but prop up a mediocre white band
@@user-hx9po6ft5j “mediocre white band”
Yeah you are damn clueless. Another way to tell you know nothing about music.
@@07nikhilchaudhari83It’s true, outside the US & UK nobody cares about the Beatles. Comparing them to the most influential artist of all time (Michael Jackson) is laughable.
Back in Black belongs on this list!
Absolutely stellar list. Well done. :)
controversial list
So many fantastic songs! :D So hard to choose😁A Night at the Opera,Purple Rain,pure emotion and love,When the Doves Cry, Let's Go Crazy great too!😀At last,Another Brick in the Wall. I choose Thriller as the best album of all time. No doubt!
What a fabulously eclectic mix of music! ❤ Love Led Zeppelin, particularly Kashmir. Would’ve loved to have seen Metallica on this list.
Would definitely put Since I Left You somewhere on this list
According to American/English standards... 🙃🫠
I'm surprised Carole King's "Tapestry" wasn't even mentioned. That's one of those essential albums that shows up on many album lists.