Albums of the Year | 1991
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- After giving a brief overview of the year in music, Jason, Kramzer, and Joe each make their picks for the best albums of 1991 and discuss what they think makes them so great.
Best-Selling Album: Mariah Carey: s/t
Longest No. 1 Single: I Love Your Smile by Shanice
Grammy - Album of the Year: Unforgettable...with Love by Natalie Cole
Grammy - Record of the Year: Unforgettable by Natalie Cole
Grammy - Song of the Year: Unforgettable by Natalie Cole
Groups Formed: Archers of Loaf, Belly, Bone Thugs N Harmony, Cake, Clem Snide, Counting Crows, Face to Face, Frente!, Grant Lee Buffalo, Incubus, The Muffs, Oasis, Refused, Smoking Popes, Tripping Daisy, Unwound, Wax, Vertical Horizon
Groups Disbanded: Bad English, Devo, The Dream Syndicate, Galaxie 500, Japan, Modern English, Psychedelic Furs, Talk Talk, Talking Heads, Vanilla Fudge, Y&T
Musicians Who Died: Steve Clark, Serge Gainsbourg, Steve Marriott, Johnny Thunders, Gene Clark, David Ruffin, Stan Getz, Rob Tyner, Miles Davis, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Eric Carr, Freddie Mercury
Top-Grossing Film: Terminator
TIME’s Person of The Year: Ted Turner
Don't forget to comment below with your favorite albums of '91, and if you'd like, take a stab at guessing what our picks for 1992 will be.
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1- Nevermind - Nirvana
2- Achtung Baby - U2
3- Trompe le Monde - Pixies
4- Out Of Time - REM
5- The Black Album - Metallic
1. My Bloody Valentine- Loveless
2. Slint- Spiderland
3. Pixies-Trompe le Monde
4. REM- Out of Time
5. Smashing Pumpkins- Gish
-Metallica - The Black Album
-Michael Jackson - Dangerous
-Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears
-Queen - Innuendo
-Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Into the Great Wide Open
AOTY: Nirvana - Nevermind
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I love your list. Even though I wouldn’t have any of these in my top 5 - they are all incredible. This is what makes music so wonderful. MJ dangerous for example - even tho it’s a huge pop hit - is
Extremely slept on.
No more tears and into the great wide open are so solid. And black album is a classic.
It’s great that we can slot things differently based on our own perceptions but all these wonderful albums speak to us in different ways. Peace.
1. ACHTUNG BABY U2
2. WOODFACE CROWDED HOUSE
3.OUT OF TIME REM
4.MAMA SAID LENNY KRAVITZ
5.DIAMONDS AND PEARLS PRINCE
My favorite album, of 1991 is:
Out of Time by R.E.M. - Losing my Religion came out when I was fifteen years of age, and it was a revelatory moment for me .. it has a very eclectic track listing, which I love every last bit of. To this day, the whole album sounds incredible to me.
Other favorites:
Mental Jewelry by Live
Achtung Baby by U2
Into the Great Wide Open by Tom Petty
Don’t Try This at Home by Billy Bragg
Fear by Toad the Wet Sprocket
Stars by Simply Red
The Beast Inside by Inspiral Carpets
Electronic by Electronic
Bandwagonesque by Teenage Fanclub
Nevermind by Nirvana
Rumor and Sigh by Richard Thompson
Back from Rio by Roger McGuinn
5. Blur - Leisure
4. Electronic - Electronic
3. Toad The Wet Sprocket - Fear
2. OMD - Sugar Tax
1. Ocean Blue - Cerulean
1) OUT OF TIME-R.E.M. 2) ACHTUNG BABY-U2 3) THE SOUL CAGES-Sting 4) TEN-Pearl Jam
5) SHEPHERD MOONS-Enya
Excellent choices here.
Agreed. I love all those choices as well.
10. Pearl Jam - Ten
9. Mercury Rev - Yerself is Steam
8. Primus - Sailing the Seas of Cheese
7. Massive Attack - Blue Lines
6. Nirvana - Nevermind
5. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
4 Throwing Muses - The Real Ramona
3 Slint - Spiderland
2. Temple of the Dog - Temple of the Dog
1. Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
1. Bandwagonesque - Teenage Fanclub
2. Loveless - My Bloody Valentine
3. Out of Time - REM
4. Laughing Stock - Talk Talk
5. Honey Steels Gold - Ed Kuepper
6. Doughboy Hollow - Died Pretty
7. Rumor & Sigh - Richard Thompson
8. Ten - Pearl Jam.
9. Nevermind - Nirvana
10. Achtung Baby - U2
1. Nirvana - Nevermind
2. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
3. Pearl Jam - Ten
4. Metallica - Metallica
5. Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
6. RHCP - Blood Sugar sex magik
7. A tribe called quest - The low end theory
8. Massive attack - Blue lines
9. R.E.M - Out of time
10. Talk Talk - Laughing stock
Phenomenal year. Best year of the '90s maybe. Close with 1994
No question-I think 1993 was the second strongest year behind 1991 though, jsut ahead of 1994.
My choices for 1991
1. Aching Baby-U2
2. Rumor & Sigh-Richard Thompson
3. Hymns To The Silence-Van Morrison
4. The Globe-Big Audio Dynamite
5. Temple Of The Dog-Temple Of The Dog
6. Out Of Time-R.E.M.
7. The Ghosts That Haunt Me-Crash Test Dummies
8. Marc Cohn-Marc Cohn
9. Don’t Try This At Home-Billy Bragg
10. Girlfriend-Matthew Sweet
So happy to see Matthew Sweet on here, one of my favorite artists ever! Would love to see you all do a least to best on him one day!!!
I second that 👍🏻
I love his record before Girlfriend called Earth. Still my favorite Matthew Sweet album.
1. Night Ride Home - Joni Mitchell
2. Seal - Seal
3. Achtung Baby - U2
4. On Every Street - Dire Straits
5. Storyville - Robbie Robertson
i overlooked 'On Every Street'! i know it's not supposed to be, but i think it's my favorite Dire Straits album...
Omg I played Seal's debut to death.. Such a great, great album. Good call. 🎶🤗
1. REM-Out Of Time
2. Metallica-Black Album
3. Nirvana-Nevermind
4. U2-Achtung Baby
5. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers-Into The Great Wide Open
6. Red Hot Chilli Peppers-Blood Sugar Sex Magik
7. Pearl Jam-Ten
8. Ice Cube-Death Certificate
9. G&R Use Your Illusion 1
10. G&R Use Your Illusion 2
This is another 1967 year-so many classic albums that cannot even make my top ten-Simply Red-Stars, Michael Jackson-Dangerous, Lenny Kravitz-Mama Said, De La Soul-De La Soul Is Dead, Sting-The Soul Cages, Primal Scream-Screamadelica, Van Morrison-Hymns To The Silence, Prince-Diamonds & Pearls, Talk Talk-Laughing Stock, Crowded House-Woodface, NWA-Efil4zaggin, Pixies-Trompe Le Monde, St Etienne-Foxbase Alpha, Public Enemy-Apocalypse 91, Soundgarden-Badmotorfinger, Massive Attack-Blue Lines, Seal-Seal, Ozzy Osbourne-No More Tears, Richard Thompson-Rumour & Sigh, The Fall-Shiftwork.
My favorite albums of 1991 are:
1. The Lilac Time - "Astronauts"
2. Billy Bragg - "Don't Try This At Home"
3. Michael Jackson - "Dangerous"
4. Saint Etienne - "Foxbase Alpha"
5. Kitchens of Distinction - "Strange Free World"
Honorable Mentions:
The Field Mice - "For Keeps"
My Bloody Valentine - "Loveless"
Electronic - "Electronic"
Lilac Time have never made a bad album!! Love 'em
My Top 5:
1. U2 ´´Achtung Baby´´
2. NIRVANA ´´Nevermind´´
3. PEARL JAM ´´Ten´´
4. METALLICA ´´Metallica´´
5. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS ´´Blood Sugar Sex Magik´´
Greetings from Canary Islands
Pretty bulletproof list. 👍
1. Into The Great Wide Open by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
2. Mama Said by Lenny Kravitz
3. No More Tears by Ozzy Osbourne
4. Ten by Pearl Jam
5. Diamonds And Pearls by Prince & The New Power Generation
My List :
5. Metallica - Metallica
4. Achtung Baby - U2
3. Mama Said - Lenny Kravitz
2. Bandwagonesque - Teenage Fanclub
1. Nevermind - Nirvana
Very good topic guys ! 1991 was my birth year eh eh but yes good energy and video !
1. Loveless - My Bloody Valentine
2. Trompe Le Monde - Pixies
3. Spiderland - Slint
4. Blue Lines - Massive Attack
5. Screamadelica - Primal Scream
What a year! Maybe the best of the 90s even. Could build a whole additional top 5 on the runner ups!
Love your channel guys... great list. Maybe red hot chilli peppers in there, Nevermind of course and possibly Ozzy’s No more tears ... keep up the good work.
1. Electronic - Electronic
2. Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
3. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
4. Soundgarden - Superunknown
5. 808 State Ex:cel
Others- Teenage Fanclub, Dinosaur JR, Massive Attack, Kitchens Of Distinction, Mercury Rev. I was 17 that year so new music had a big impression but great year much more than 1992 . Hard to put in order but top 5 probably in order of what I listened to most.
Top 8...
Pearl Jam -Ten
U2 -Achtung Baby
R.E.M. -Out of Time
Queen -Innuendo
Temple Of the Dog
Blues Traveler -Travelers and Thieves
Massive Attack -Blue Lines
Mercury Rev -Yerself Is Steam
For consideration:
Fates Warning -Parallels
Julian Cope -Peggy Suicide
The Tragically Hip -Road Apples
Metallica -The Black Album
Toad the Wet Sprocket -Fear
Widespread Panic -s/t
Richard Thompson -Rumor and Sigh
Nirvana -Nevermind
Robbie Robertson -Storyville
Dinosaur Jr. -Green Mind
Savatage -Streets -A Rock Opera
Soundgarden -Badmotorfinger
Talk Talk -Laughing Stock
This Mortal Coil -Blood
Throwing Muses -The Real Ramona
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones -Flight of the Cosmic Hippo
Bodeans -Black and White
Bruce Cockburn -Nothing But A Burning Light
Midge Ure -Pure
Primus -Sailing the Seas of Cheese
Slint -Spiderland
Slowdive -Just For a Day
Another vote for Mercury Rev. That gets a thumbs up from me.
You guys pretty much nailed '91, I have nothing to add. For '92 I would include Harvest Moon by NY, and Henry's Dream by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds 😉
Fun choices!! I will say with Nevermind I would have liked an explanation from at least 1 of you guys why Nevermind didn’t make any of your top 5’s considering its legendary status? My top 5. Nirvana Nevermind. U2 Achtung baby. Pixies Trompe le mond. Guns N’ Roses use your illusion 2. Temple of the Dog. Wonderful year! Keep up the great work!
Hey MJK, for me Nevermind is a top 10. It’s a little too overplayed so I think I take it for granted a little bit. - Joe
I have Nevermind at 7. It’s a great album, and it’s influence is undeniable because it did usher in a new era in rock music and swept away the hair bands that defined the 80’s. But when I’m ranking my favorites I’m not counting influence or importance. I rarely listen to it anymore but I do listen to Achtung Baby, Into the Great Wide Open and some of the others on this list. Also ‘91 is a massive year. Deep with quality.
5.Into the Great Wide Open-Tom Petty
4.Luck of the Draw-Bonnie Raitt
3.Waking Up the Neighbors-Bryan Adams
2.Temple of the Dog
1.Achtung Baby
Love Joe's pick of Richard Thompson Rumour And Sigh. 1991 was a great year for music.
Runner Ups:
Achtung Baby - U2
Hymns To The Silence - Van Morrison
Rumor & Sigh - Richard Thompson
Cruel Invention - Sam Phillips
Favorite Album of the Year:
Mighty Like a Rose - Elvis Costello
I know now 91 is mostly remembered for Nirvana and Pearl Jam, but I remember the biggest music release that year was Use your Illusion, that made the mainstream news outlets with stories of record stores opening at midnight and people lining up before hand to get it. I agree with Joe that it should have been cut at least in half, would have been an all time great. Good video guys.
I'll second that. I'm not the biggest fan of November Rain but had that album been cut down to the best 9 or 10 songs it would have lived up to the hype. To me, the biggest music related news story was when Nevermind knocked Michael Jackson's Dangerous off the top of the Billboard chart. That was a big deal at the time.
And here comes the year of the undeniable masterpiece.....Nevermind....youve gotta be in denial if it's not near top of your thoughts for 1991.....that album is an all-timer.......
5 Out of Time REM
4 Nevermind (my third fave Nirvana record)
3 Arise Sepultura
2 Loveless My Bloody Valentine
1 Use Your illusions 1 and 2...Guns N Roses.....I'd be in denial not to admit that these two records were were just massive at the time and huge in my house growing up. Great epic song writing throughout and both out the same year. An amazing achievement.
special mentions Innuendo Queen, Black Album Metallica (also huge that year but for me not Metallica's best listen these days), Gish Smashing Pumpkins
Use You Illusion I made my list at number 12. Much of it kicks major ass but I consider some of it to be filler which held it back.
Wow, I didn't think I'd ever see one of you pick a Richard Thompson album. Especially in a year like 1991. One of my all time favorite artists. Rumor and Sigh would probably be my pick for best album of the year, but then I'm definitely biased.
My Top-5 (I was 15 to start 1991, these top 5 essentially haven’t moved in 30 years)
1. Actung Baby, U2 ua-cam.com/video/NHa1ThS9avA/v-deo.html
2. Fear, Toad The Wet Sprocket ua-cam.com/video/iNEt60MoK_I/v-deo.html
3. Shepherd Moons, Enya ua-cam.com/video/T2zau-Xrg4I/v-deo.html
4. Ten, Pearl Jam ua-cam.com/video/5ZH2it92ZmA/v-deo.html
5. Nevermind, Nirvana ua-cam.com/video/PbgKEjNBHqM/v-deo.html
Honorable mentions:
Leveling the Land (The Levellers): ua-cam.com/video/H6lk9bG8Qnw/v-deo.html
Leisure (blur): ua-cam.com/video/LJzCYSdrHMI/v-deo.html
Metallica ua-cam.com/video/YEEBCSComdM/v-deo.html
Schubert Dip (EMF): ua-cam.com/video/sfCLt0kTd5E/v-deo.html
Godfodder (Ned’s Atomic Dustbin): ua-cam.com/video/HqGzBqPnNBk/v-deo.html
Blood Sugar Sex Majik (Red Hot Chili Peppers): ua-cam.com/video/GLvohMXgcBo/v-deo.html
And this list doesn’t include such memorable stuff as a Tribe Called Quest, REM, GNR, Tom Petty. So much good stuff that year!
Great job as usual guys. Many thanks for doing these videos. Much appreciated
Gotta give Joe props to recognizing "1952 Vincent Black Lightning"by RT. What a fantastic song
Off topic:
Albums as discussed in this series are understood as an art form of its own and more than just a couple of tracks sharing the same physical medium, at least the ones mentioned here fall into this category. So we avoid compilations even on the price of those rare ones that work as an artistic statement nevertheless, especially for artists that are/were not "album artists".
For me, 1991 was special in the way that a box set was the event of that year - I am normally not a friend of that format, but here is the exception:
James Brown - Star Time ("The hardest working man in show business" is part of the "soundtrack of my life". He was on the radio in the 60s, his music played at all parties of my youth, he was on TV and in movie soundtracks. He influenced nearly everyone I was listening to.
And...I had not a single James Brown LP in my collection in 1991. His records were strange assemblies of a hit and then part2 of that hit and then some obscure instrumental and some filler - and often he released 2 or 3 or 4 in one year.
I saw this box and read the track list and suddenly noticed that I knew about 80 percent of these tunes. I immediately bought it and it stayed open near the CD player for nearly a year. It is nothing to listen to from start to finish, it is 4 times 70 minutes, but I listened to it back and forth and across, 5 to 10 tracks at a time and it always blew me away. It also made me check a lot of other artists I knew but not listened to too often, Sly Stone, George Clinton as well as Otis, Prince and many more.)
So, in that particular way, it was my album of the year...(there is my regular 1991 list as well)
I agree Star Time is the best put together box set ever. Even the liner notes are great.
My favorite James Brown are the heavy, extra pumped up funk tracks on the live LOVE POWER PEACE.
@@179rich While it was recorded (overdubbed in the studio) in 1971 it was not released until 92, i.e. after Star Time.
1 - U2 - Achtung Baby
2 - Material Issue - International Pop Overthrow
3 - Teenage Fanclub - Bandwagonesque
4 - Primal Scream - Screamadelica
5 - R.E.M. - Out of Time (hasn't aged well imho but I can't deny I enjoyed it then...)
HM's
Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend
Hoodoo Gurus - Kinky
Pixies - Trompe le Monde
Roger McGuinn - Back from Rio
Blur - Leisure
Crowded House - Woodface
Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
Nirvana - Nevermind
Pearl Jam - Ten
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Into the Great Wide Open
This time I won't award Queen's 'Innuendo' the Razzie, in respect to Freddie Mercury (RIP) - but to be fair it contained only 1&1/2 acceptable songs.
It might have more than 1.5 good songs, but I agree that Innuendo is wildly overrated. -Jason
@@TastesLikeMusic I think it is because of the Miracle album that came before it being so bad.
1. Out of Time - REM
2. Blue Lines - Massive Attack
3. Don't Get Weird on Me Babe - Lloyd Cole
4. Achtung Baby - U2
5. Amen - Salif Keita
Bubbling under:
Nevermind - Nirvana
Woodface - Crowded House
Worldwide - Everything But The Girl
Bandwagonesque _ Teenage Fanclub
Screamadelica - Primal Scream
Ten - Pearl Jam
Loveless - My Bloody Valentine
Foxbase Alpha - Saint Etienne
The Soul Cages - Sting
Don’t Try This at Home - Billy Bragg
Stars - Simply Red
The Real Ramona - Throwing Muses
Electronic - Electronic
Peggy Suicide - Julian Cope
Mighty Like a Rose - Elvis Costello
Electric Landlady - Kirsty MacColl
I'm crazy about that Throwing Muses album (except for "Golden Thing").
Wow you liked "Don't Get Weird on me BabE" By Lloyd Cole. His first two solos were great and so neglected.
@@179rich The Real Ramona is a new discovery for me. I saw several people had it on their lists and I've been enjoying it for two days now. It probably won't end up making my top 5 but it's a great album.
That Saint Etienne record is pretty good. That's new for me as well.
@@AbbeyRoadkill1 So Tough from 1993 is even better from St Etienne
Right now it’s probably My Bloody Valentine - Loveless, Nirvana - Nevermind, R.E.M. - Out Of Time, Pearl Jam - Ten and Guns N’ Roses - Use Your Illusion II. Pixies - Trompe Le Monde is also a contender to get in there. The others in my top 10-15 might be pretty challenging to pick out - definitely a pretty deep year.
A great year for music! Lots of diversity with pop, rock, grunge, and country.
Here's my top 10:
1 Into the Great Wide Open - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
2 Achtung Baby - U2
3 Mad Mad World - Tom Cochrane
4 Ten - Pearl Jam
5 Ropin' the Wind- Garth Brooks
6 Out of Time - R.E.M.
7 Nevermind - Nirvana
8 Electric Barnyard - The Kentucky Headhunters
9 Marc Cohn - Marc Cohn
10 Waking Up the Neighbours - Bryan Adams
You gotta be kidding with The Kentucky Headhunters. A bunch of talentless Kentucky hicks playing substandard southern rock.
I really love this channel and would love to talk music with Jason and Joe. Your picks are great but Kramzer - you are my man. You get it. I hope you are influencing your pals. Thank god you had MBV and Slowdive. Achtung Baby is a great pick and I’m not a huge U2 guy but it’s a wonderful album.
Kramz let me down slightly by not including Nirvana. If he switched out the Slowdive record in favor of Nevermind his list would be unassailable (to me.)
@@AbbeyRoadkill1 I agree with you. But at least he picked his faves.
But hard to leave out Nevermind. The cool Thing is he might expose a lot of people to slowdive and we all know nevermind.
@@garfieldcummings6539 True. In the end you gotta go with what really speaks to you. I do appreciate it when people pick relatively obscure albums that deserve more recognition. The more perspectives the better.
@@AbbeyRoadkill1 exactly! Nevermind seems hard to exclude but it’s very cool that they had the guts to pick what they felt passionate about.
Seal-1st album, Squeeze-Play, Spin Doctors-pocket full of kryptonite, Level 42-guaranteed, marshall crenshaw-life's too short
Play by Squeeze is so underrated!!
1. A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
2. U2 - Achtung Baby
3. Metallica - Metallica
4. Nirvana - Nevermind
5. Pearl Jam - Ten
6. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
7. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik
8. Primal Scream - Screamadelica
9. Ice T - O.G. Original Gangster
10. Smashing Pumpkins - Gish
Perfect list
1. Out of Time - R.E.M
2. Kill Uncle - Morrissey
3. Stars - Simply Red
4. Waking up the Neighbors - Bryan Adams
5. Bandwagonesque - Teenage Fanclub
1 - NEVERMIND - Nirvana
2 - GIRLFRIEND - Matthew Sweet
3 - STRUCK BY LIGHTNING - Graham Parker
4 - WOODFACE - Crowded House
5 - PLAY - Squeeze
6 - OUT OF TIME - REM
7 - LAUGHING STOCK - Talk Talk
8 - LITTLE EARTHQUAKES - Tori Amos
9 - RUMOUR & SIGH - Richard Thompson
10 - MIGHTY LIKE A ROSE - Elvis Costello
1991 faves:
Teenage Fanclub-Bandwagonesque
Matthew Sweet- Girlfriend
Material Issue- International Pop Overthrow
REM- Out of Time
Velvet Crush- In the Presence of Greatness
The Feelies- Time For a Witness
The Bats- Fear of God
David Kilgour- Here Come the Cars
Crowded House- Woodface
Grant McLennan- Watershed
stellar list!!
@@NormanWorm thanks and yours too!
Phenomenal year with five alltime great albums, each with not one skippable track, in one year:
Tribe Called Quest - Low End Theory
Achtung Baby
Loveless
Ten
Metallic - Black Album
Henry's Dream by Nick Cave, Trompe Le Monde, Massive Attack Blue Lines, there were MANY other great albums
1. Pearl Jam - Ten
2. Metallica - Black Album
3. Guns N Roses - Use Your Illusion II
4. U2 - Achtung Baby
5. Southside Johnny - Better Days
HM
Guns N Roses - Use Your Illusion I
Tom Petty - Into the Great Wide Open
Van Halen - For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge
John Mellencamp - Whenever We Wanted
Nirvana - Nevermind
R.E.M. - Out of Time
Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears
Tempe of the Dog - self-titled
Tesla - Psychotic Supper
Allman Brothers Band - Shades of Two Worlds
Rush - Roll the Bones
Soundgarden - BadMotorFinger
Bryan Adams - Waking Up The Neighbors
1991 is definitely one of the best years ever. Southside Johnny’s Better Days is one of the best albums that nobody knows about. Ten edges out the Black Album for me and both would be in my top 25 of all-time. My 6 thru 10 would all make my top 5 in most years.
Really loaded year for hard rock. - Joe
I listened to Better Days. Are you sure Southside Johnny is not just one of Bruce Springsteen's aliases? Heh-heh.
@@AbbeyRoadkill1 Bruce wrote one of the songs and he also sang with Southside on another song. Steven Van Zant wrote most of the songs. It definitely does have a big Bruce influence.
5. A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
4. Diamanda Galas - Plague Mass
3. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
2. Slint - Spiderland
1. Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
For me :
1. Achtung Baby! : U2
2. Out of Time : REM
3. Nevermind : Nirvana
4. Blood Sugar Sex Magik: Chilli Peppers
5. Road Apples : The Tragically Hip
How could you fail to even mention:
Hymns To The Silence (Van Morrison)
Apocalypse 91 (Public Enemy)
Weld/Arc (Neil Young)
Of The Heart, Of The Soul And Of The Cross (PM Dawn)
and possibly the best album of the decade:
Blue Lines (Massive Attack)?
Crowded House - Woodface
U2 - Achtung Baby
Morrissey - Kill Uncle
Erusure - Chorus
Tom Petty - Into the Great Wide Open
I love all the picks for the great year in music! I want to add a few albums that are so important to this year. Primal Scream: "Screamadelica", Massive Attack: "Blue Lines" and The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultra World. Not only great albums they paved the way for future music and influence that continue today.
Primal Scream and Massive Attack have always slipped under the radar for me. I need to check them out. - Joe
@@TastesLikeMusic, Just be sure it's those albums.
Actually, I myself would recommend Mezzanine over Blue Lines by a mile. It has that dark trip hop vibe in full effect.
@@179rich , I love all of their stuff but I was sticking with albums from 1991.
Good lord! I had almost - although I left out Primal Scream (got into them later - saw them late 90s) - the same post verbatim, except you beat me by 3 years.
Almost forgot: I really liked Hole - 'Pretty on the Inside'. Was listening to stuff like Babes in Toyland, L7 and Lunachicks, plus a bunch of dance stuff.
I am not a big grunge fan (although I love In Utero), not a shoe-gazing fan, and detest much of Britpop (the good stuff happened later on the 90s). But the sheer diversity of music during this time is incredible.
3 masterpieces this year in Nevermind - Nirvana, Low End Theory- A Tribe Called Quest and Gish - Smashing Pumpkins
2 great live albums Weld - Neil Young and Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life - Zappa.
'91 a landmark year in rock;
1.Achtung Baby-U2
2.Nevermind-Nirvana
3.Trompe Le Monde-Pixies
4.Spiderland-Slint
5.Loveless-My Bloody Valentine
6.Peggy Suicide-Julian Cope
7.Time for a Witness-The Feelies
8.Laughing Stock-Talk Talk
9.The Missing Years-John Prine
10.Ten-Pearl Jam
1. Blood Sugar Sex Magik - Red Hot Chili Peppers
2. Ten - Pearl Jam
3. Nevermind - Nirvana
4. Metallica - Metallica
5. Badmotorfinger - Soundgarden
I chose BSSM as well. Cheers
5. Nirvana - Nevermind
4. Massive Attack - Blue Lines
3. Primal Scream - Screamadelica
2. Swans - White Light From The Mouth Of Infinity
1. MBV - Loveless
Richard Thompson - brilliant choice
1. My bloody valentine- Loveless
2. A tribe called quest- Low end theory
3. Mr. Bungle- Self titled
4. Carcass- Necroticism
5. Soundgarden- Badmotorfinger
Kind of agree about Guns N Roses Joe but I'm going ahead and counting them as one....Defines 91 for me👍
Great channel guys.Loved yer picks.
i would go for
1 - SLOWDIVE -JUST FOR A DAY.
2 - KITCHENS OF DISTINCTION - STRANGE FREE WORLD.
3 - LFO - FREQUENCIES.
4 - PIXIES - TROMPE LE MONDE.
5 - JULIAN COPE - PEGGY SUICIDE..
I love the Jim Jarmusch reference. Richard Thompson is a badass. Achtung Baby is a masterpiece. I will have what Kramzer is drinking 🤟
🏆 Nevermind -Nirvana (groundbreaking album that combined punk & metal with Beatlesque melodies... for those of us living in Seattle at the time Nevermind's release was like an atomic bomb going off and leveling the city... little did we know it would also level the entire music world... RIP, hair bands)
RUNNER-UPS:
▪︎Temple of the Dog s/t (some of my fellow Seattleites think this album is better than Nevermind and I can't say I completely disagree)
▪︎Blood Sugar Sex Magik -Red Hot Chili Peppers (so raw, and funky, and melodic... easily the Chili's finest hour... literally, it's more than an hour long)
▪︎Ten -Pearl Jam (one of the greatest debuts of all time, every song is excellent... and to think "Yellow Ledbetter" was left off this album!)
▪︎Achtung Baby -U2 (takes a special album to crash my grunge party but this might be the most successful "musical makeover" for an established band since the Beatles did Sgt Pepper's... U2's 4th and final appearance in my top 5)
JUST MISSED THE CUT:
▪︎Loveless -My Bloody Valentine
▪︎Yerself is Steam -Mercury Rev
▪︎The Black Album -Metallica
▪︎Screamadelica -Primal Scream
▪︎Blue Lines -Massive Attack
▪︎Badmotorfinger -Soundgarden
▪︎Trompe Le Monde -Pixies
(It really pains me to leave Loveless and Yerself is Steam out of the top 5... I'll make it up to MBV and Mercury Rev in the future... *foreshadowing*)
LIVE ALBUM OF THE YEAR:
▪︎Weld -Neil Young & Crazy Horse
'91 is my favorite year for music in my adult lifetime (I'm 48.) I was forced to leave out some acts I love... Smashing Pumpkins, REM, Crowded House, Teenage Fanclub, Lenny Kravitz, Prince, Guns 'n Roses, Dire Straits, Tom Petty, Allman Brothers, etc, etc... so many great albums.
Blue Lines - Massive Attack
Nevermind - Nirvana
Screamadelica - Primal Scream
Bandwagonesque - Teenage Fanclub
The White Room - KLF
I didn't think I'd do this but here goes:
1. Nevermind
2. Ten
3. Out of Time
4. Trompe le Monde (no-one is as cool as Kim Deal 😉 )
5. Gish
I felt I had to show some love for Nirvana. Nevermind is one of my all time faves. Perhaps the most divergent year between me and the Top 5 picks of all the years I've watched so far. But this is music! Diversity is good!!
My Top 5 :-
1. Nevermind - Nirvana(what more can I say?)
2. Achtung Baby - U2(they changed their sound, but it didn't go dancelike with their later albums)
3. Out of Time - R. E. M.
4. Innuendo - Queen.
5. Dangerous - Michael Jackson
Honourable mention to Soul Cages - Sting.
Smashing Pumpkins - Gish
Saigon Kick - Saigon Kick
Corrosion Of Conformity - Blind
Metal Church - The Human Factor
RHCP - Blood Sugar Sexton Magic
Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend
Lenny Kravitz - Mama Said
Badlands - Voodoo Highway
Pearl Jam - Ten
Whilst there was some solid experience already there from previous bands, PJ (as PJ) really hit it out of the park with Ten. Gotta be up there in the list of the best debuts. Not sure but have you guys done a video of the top debut albums of all time?
I don’t think we have. - Joe
Yes we have. It was side 3 of Pretenders week. -Jason
@@TastesLikeMusic cool found it, thanks Jason
What a year! So many great albums. It's a tough decision between Nevermind and Achtung Baby, but in the end Nirvana take the first spot.
Other greats: Loveless - My Bloody Valentine
; Out Of Time - R.E.M.; Ten - Pearl Jam;
Trompe Le Monde - Pixies... the list goes on
1. Out of Time - R.E.M.
2. Bandwagonesque - Teenage Fanclub
3. Loveless - My Bloody Valentine
4. Trompe Le Monde - Pixies
5. Chorus - Erasure
6. Chicken Rhythms - Northside
7. God Fodder - Ned's Atomic Dustbin
8. De La Soul is Dead - De La Soul
9. Achtung Baby - U2
10. Nevermind - Nirvana
11. Green Mind - Dinosaur Jr.
12. Woodface - Crowded House
13. Recurring - Spacemen 3
14. Cerulean - The Ocean Blue
15. Electronic - Electronic
16. Leisure - Blur
17. Girlfriend - Matthew Sweet
18. Time for a Witness - The Feelies
19. Screamadelica - Primal Scream
20. Kill Uncle - Morrissey
21. Blue Light Red Light - Harry Connick, Jr.
22. Don't Try This At Home - Billy Bragg
23. Foxbase Alpha - St. Etienne
24. Scavenger - The Walkabouts
25. Rumour and Sigh - Richard Thompson
well done
Great to see The Ocean Blue... ‘Ballerina Out of Control’ is wonderful 👍🏻
Good choices here
5. BadMotorFinger - Soundgarden
4. Trompe Le Monde - The Pixies
3. Woodface - Crowded House
2. Ten - Pearl Jam
1. The Low End Theory - A Tribe Called Quest
A great year for music, hard to leave out so many other great albums.
5. Metallica's self titled
4. Perspex Island by Robyn Hitchcock
3. Nevermind by Nirvana
2. Sailing The Seas Of Cheese by Primus
1. No More Tears by Ozzy Osbourne
1. U2 - Achtung Baby
2. Nirvana - Nevermind
3. RHCP - Blood Sugar..
4. GNR - Use Your Illusions
5. Metallica - Black
Queen's "Innuendo" was a really strong album imo (and a fitting swansong for the late, great Freddie Mercury.)
Album
Nirvana- Nevermind
Metallica- Black Album
Soundgarden- Badmotherfinger
Guns N Roses- Use your illusion I
Pearl Jam- Ten
Nirvana- Live at Paramount
Guns N Roses- Use Your Illusion II
Green Day- 10/Smooth/39
Singles
Nirvana- Smells Like Teen Spirit
Pearl Jam- Jeremy
Just slightly outside - Allman Brothers Band - Shades of Two Worlds, Linton Kwesi Johnson - Tings an Times, Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger, Pere Ubu - Worlds in Collision, Teenage Fanclub - Bandwagonesque
5. Richard Thompson - Rumor and Sigh (This made it into the top 5 on last consideration, the Mitchell Froom production still is more than a slight disturbance but after another listen the songs and RT's performance are just too brilliant. The way he mixes Shakespeare-style lyrics with the leather jackets and motorcycle of his protagonists is something only he can come up with.)
4. REM - Out of Time (The influence of the band cannot be denied and I always found their albums interesting and with many great songs. None of them however was great from beginning to end. This is neither but the good ones are just too good to ignore.)
3. Del Shannon - Rock On! (Yes, the album follows that pattern of Roy Orbison's Mystery Girl two years earlier, with Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty taking an old rock 'n' roller and "renovating" him. Del Shannon had a string of hits in the early 60s - Runaway, Little Town Flirt, Hats Off to Larry etc - and I like this one better than Orbison's because Shannon wrote all songs himself for this album - new songs - and he was more of a rocker than Orbison. Great voice, the Heartbreakers rock like hell - big fun.)
2. Mekons - The Curse of the Mekons (What does a band like this do when they feel cursed, broken and down on their luck? Articulate it a great album and snarl at the "enemy". Music for those who do not give up the fight against those they cannot beat. By now they were the godfathers of alternative-everything. No bad track on this album but many great ones.)
1. Sonny Sharrock - Ask the Ages (John McLaughlin refused to play some of the noisy feedback that Miles wanted on Bitches Brew and Jack Johnson. Uncredited young guitarist Sharrock - former band member of Pharoah Sanders - provided what Miles had in mind. He made some albums with Herbie Mann and with his singing wife Linda Sharrock but his career ended when they divorced in 1975. He returned to music over a decade later and produced phenomenal albums - Guitar, Seize the Rainbow, Dance With Me Montana, Highlife. He also provided his sound to Bill Laswell's bands Last Exit and Material. But he could do more than just feedback, he also played utterly beautiful melodic runs and on this album he had Pharoah Sanders on saxophones and legendary drummer Elvin Jones to challenge him. Gorgeous. This is the first time I have an instrumental album in the #1 slot.)
I also have the Thompson album in my top five. As you said, the songwriting overpowers the production. There isn't a song I dislike and several are in fact excellent. I think Froom's efforts at sabotaging are more evident on another album from this year, Mighty Like a Rose, though the fact that it's far from Elvis' best batch of songs doesn't help matters. Both will rebound rather nicely with Brutal Youth.
'Rumor and Sigh' was really my introduction to RT. At the time, John Peel and Andy Kershaw were playing tracks from it, especially "Vincent Black Lightning 1952". Made a big impression on me, and kickstarted a serious love for / obsession with the man and his remarkable body of work.
@@johnkennedy7786 It is a strange thing when I see an artist whom I have admired for decades all of a sudden gets recognised for his least convincing effort...This feels to me like Yes getting famous after their heyday for their mediocre later efforts.
Anyway, I have RT still as a hot candidate to win some coming years with far better albums.
@@roxannewalsh Much as I like the album, I think if we were ranking the entire back catalogue, it would definitely slide down the pecking order, because he had several better LPs pre-91 and - like you - I would probably rank most of his subsequent releases ahead of it too.
I think there's a good chance we might have one or two No. 1s in common in the 90s and 00s. And not just with RT either. (I think '97 could be a good bet).
@@johnkennedy7786 When I look at your #7 today...
I was getting uneasy that none of you picked Loveless and then one of you picked Loveless. Carry on.
1. Talk Talk - Laughing Stock (#1 by a mile)
2. Pearl Jam - Ten
3. Mr. Bungle - Mr. Bungle
4. Galactic Cowboys - Galactic Cowboys
5. Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
It’s great to hear some appreciation for the brilliant Lenny Kravitz. Mama Said is the standout album from 1991 for me. My runners up are Achtung Baby by U2, Blood Sugar Sex Magik by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Roll The Bones by Rush and Into The Great Wide Open by Tom Petty & Heartbreakers. I’m not really a grunge fan but I can’t deny that ‘91 was a vintage year thanks to some excellent breakthrough releases from several of those bands.
1992 has got to be the year when REM finally hit the top spot for at least one of you. I can take or leave a lot of their music but Automatic For The People is the one album of theirs I really love.
I think both Jason and Kram had Green as their #1 album of 1988, if I'm not mistaken. I'll have to check the tape on that.
Whammy Bard, yes you are right about Kramser with Green - Jason had it as one of his runners up. Automatic seems to be the REM album that casual fans, including myself, tend to choose.
@@bryanbyrde8338 Automatic is great but doesn't actually rank high for me.
I know a lot of people were down on 1990 last week, but for me it was a goldmine compared to this year. For instance, the Sundays' Reading, Writing and Arithmetic would have been a no contest number one in 1991 but for '90 it didn't even make my top five (though in retrospect it probably should have, considering how the song My Finest Hour tears open something inside me every time I hear it). A couple of my favorite artists had a disappointing year in '91. Elvis Costello released his second of two consecutive albums that found him insufferably precious and pretentious (all is forgiven, Elvis). And Big Audio Dynamite's second iteration, BAD II, put out a record that was more atmospheric than their previous work, more ambient if you will, also, sadly, more boring. One album that most certainly did not make my list is Nevermind. I admit, I owned all three Nirvana albums back in the day, listened to them rather frequently, but I always thought they were overhyped, and it's worth noting that Rolling Stone's initial review of the album gave it only three out of five stars. It wasn't until Nevermind was all over the radio and selling mucho copies that they declared Kurt Cobain his generation's greatest musical genius. Whatever. I have similar feelings toward Achtung, Baby, an album I've never owned and never quite warmed up to. So 1991 might be the Year of the Overrated. I had a hard time scraping together a top five, but even so there were a couple of fine titles that didn't make the cut. Why Do Birds Sing? by Violent Femmes is a fun record, and I also want to mention Flyin' the Flannel by fIREHOSE, because I have fond memories of seeing them live to support the album, and being rewarded for some post-concert enthusiasm with a shoulder-dislocating high five from Mike Watt.
But enough of this blather, on to the actual list. Number five, Metallica, or the Black Album if you will. I'm the worst Metallica fan in the world, I only bought their commercial albums, this one, Load and Reload, and never explored the rest of their catalogue in depth. Black is no Physical Graffiti, no Zep II for that matter, but it is a really great hard rock record. Number four, The Unreal World by the Godfathers.I'd forgotten all about these guys until recently, too bad, because their debut, Birth, School, Work, Death (love that title) would have definitely scored a top five slot in 1988. Here the blue collar British rockers go psychedelic. The blistering This Is War has to be one of the greatest closing tracks of all time. Number three, Rumor and Sigh by Richard Thompson. This is the album that gave Thompson radio airplay and limited commercial success, yet it also features maybe his most twisted track, Psycho Street. It's poppy and angry and funny and mournful, on occasion demented. Number two, Struck by Lightning by Graham Parker. All three of the British "angry young men" from the mid to late '70s released an album in '91, but Parker is the clear winner. As I already said, Elvis Costello's contribution, Mighty Like a Rose, ranks among his weakest, and Joe Jackson's Laughter & Lust is inconsistent, with some of his best music alongside some of his worst. Like the Richard Thompson album, this is a long but remarkably consistent effort, featuring the artist's usual high quality songwriting with his anger still intact though partly replaced with resignation. The cover, though, is one of the worst ever. Number one, Trompe le Monde by the Pixies, their last album with Kim Deal and before their long hiatus, and every bit as good, I think as the previous two. Any album that features the chorus Jefrey with one f, Jefrey is all right with me. And that's all I gotta say.
“Ugh! Give me back my hair metal!”
Props to Joe for the Richard Thompson mention.
Hard At Play by Huey Lewis and the News
Pocket Full of Kryptonite by Spin Doctors
Curtis Stigers by Curtis Stigers
What a tough year to try to pick 5....I graduated high school in '91 so it holds extra meaning for me. Great lists guys!
5. Girlfriend - Matthew Sweet
4. Blood Sugar Sex Magik - RHCP
3. Nevermind - Nirvana
2. Gish - Smashing Pumpkins
1. Ten - Pearl Jam
Looking ahead to '92, I think it might be even better. I really, really hope you guys give some love to "Copper Blue" by Sugar, and "Propeller" by Guided By Voices. Two albums that I don't think enough people know about.
HM: Hymns to the Silence - Van Morrison (if a single album its top 5) Psychotic Supper - Tesla; Innuendo- Queen; Achtung Baby - U2; Mr Bad Example - Warren Zevon
5. Lean Into It - Mr. Big
4. Metallica
3. No More Tears - Ozzy
2. 10 - Pearl Jam
1. The Sky Is Crying - Stevie Ray Vaughan
RIP Stevie. 😢
U2 : Achtung Baby
Rush : Roll the Bones
Crowded House : Woodface
Stevie Ray Vaughan : The Sky is Crying
Tom Petty : Into the Great Wide Open
Cheers !
Here's my list boys!1.Nirvana-Nevermind!Still love it!2.Pearl Jam-Ten! 3.U2-Achtung baby! 4.Metallica (black album)5.Smashing Pumpkins-Gish*
Solid list.
Guns n roses use your illusion 1&2
Love Richard Thompson! Good pick
1) ten - Pearl Jam
2) achtung baby - U2
3 blood sugar sex magic - peppers
4) low end theory - ATCQ
5) temple of the dog
I'm not a massive fan of U2 and Queen but their respective albums(Achtung Baby & Innuendo) released this year are easily my favourites of their discography and are very unlucky not to get in my top 5. I will start with a few honourable mentions:
Electronic - Electronic
Elvis Costello - Mighty Like A Rose
The KLF - The White Room
Monster Magnet - Spine Of God
Warren Zevon - Mr. Bad Example
Hoodoo Gurus - Kinky
Kyuss - Wretch
Golden Earring - Bloody Buccaneers
Steve Forbert - The American In Me
Mudhoney - Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge
Spin Doctors - Pocket Full Of Kryptonite
Screaming Trees - Uncle Anesthesia
Chris Rea - Auberge
Jethro Tull - Catfish Rising
My top 5 look like this:
5. The Smashing Pumpkins - Gish
4. Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
3. Dinosaur Jr. - Green Mind
2. Pearl Jam - Ten
1.TEMPLE OF THE DOG - TEMPLE OF THE DOG
I have to hold my hands up for the earlier comment because I never expected that my number 1 was going to be so popular!
Yeah, TOTD rules.
I saw your comment that no one else would have your #1 and thought it was brave considering the terrific audience the lads have acquired and the eclectic tastes.
As a fellow Nils Lofgren fan, I'm surprised you didn't share my affection for Silver Lining. We seem to have diverged again.
@@paulsimister944 I'm kicking myself for forgetting about Silver Lining, of course I should've had it in my honourable mentions. I won't make the same mistake next friday for 1992(You know what I mean, C.L.!) I honestly didn't expect anybody to have Temple Of The Dog in their top 5 because there were so many grunge albums in 1991. I thought most fans would choose: Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Smashing Pumpkins etc. but in a way I was glad to be wrong because that is a fantastic album that deserves to be acknowledged as a grunge masterpiece. I know that you are not keen on grunge but you should persevere with Pearl Jam as they are much more than just another grunge band. I'm really a classic rock fan like yourself and I rate them as one of the greatest bands, ever! By the way you need to correct your comment on your favourites for 1990. Read it again anf you will spot your mistake :-)
@@jesuschambers thanks. It took me a while to find it. The autocorrect does get me into trouble from time to time.
5. Streets: A Rock Opera - Savatage
4. 1916 - Motorhead
3. Ten - Pearl Jam
2. Badmotorfinger - Soundgarden
1. Temple of the Dog
5. "Gish" Smashing Pumpkins
4. "Spiderland" Slint
3. "Sailing the Seas of Cheese" Primus
2. "Rain Tree Crow" Rain Tree Crow
1. "Laughing Stock" Talk Talk
Hard to look beyond Nevermind imho.
1. Nevermind
2. Ten
3. Blood, sugar, sex, magik - RHCP
4. Out of time - R.E.M.
5. For unlawful carnal knowledge - VH
HMs Loveless, The Soul Cages, Achtung Baby, Woodface, Roll the bones
1. Kenny Loggins - Leap of Faith
2. Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend
3. Grant McLennan - Watershed
4. Pet Shop Boys - Discography: The Complete Singles Collection
5. P.M. Dawn - Of the Heart, of the Soul and of the Cross: The Utopian Experience
6. Amy Grant - Heart in Motion
7. Bonnie Raitt - Luck of the Draw
8. Vanessa Williams - The Comfort Zone
9. The Kings and Queens of Township Jive: Modern Roots of the Indestructible Beat of Soweto
10. The Pooh Sticks - The Great White Wonder
1. Nevermind - Nirvana (last great zeitgeist rock record)
2. Loveless - My Bloody Valentine (best shoegaze album ever)
3. Achtung Baby - U2 (best U2 album...after The Joshua Tree and War)
4. Spine of God - Monster Magnet (best stoner rock album ever)
5. Apocalypse 91...The Enemy Strikes Black - Public Enemy (my favorite hip hop album ever)
Honorable Mention: Out of Time - REM, Ten - Pearl Jam, Seamonsters - Wedding Present, Soul Cages - Sting, Mama Said - Lenny Kravitz, Bootleg Series Volume 1-3 - Bob Dylan, One From the Vault - Grateful Dead
Nice list. U2 is one of those bands that doesn't have a real musical misstep until they're a dozen years into their career. To me they're "The Stones" of their generation- they kept going well past their prime but their first decade was was so great it doesn't matter.
5. Mighty Like a Rose-Elvis Costello
4. World Outside-The Psychedelic Furs
3. Ten-Pearl Jam
2. Metallica-"Black Album"
1. Girlfriend-Matthew Sweet
Blood Sugar Sex Majik. Top 5 for me. Gish and Orbital’s debut also.
#1 Temple of the Dog
2. Smashing Pumpkins - Gish
3. Pearl Jam - Ten
4. GNR - UYI 1
5. Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
6. Nirvana - Nevermind
My list of albums that weren't mentioned:
ATCQ - The Low End Theory
RHCP - Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Metallica - Black Album
De La Soul - De La Soul is Dead
Ice Cube - Death Certificate
Swans - White Light from the Mouth of Infinity
As you approach 1996 - Spoon will be entering the mix. Any plans to cover Spoon
I would love to. I'm sure we'll get around to them eventually. -Jason
This is a really strong year for me and I found it very hard to pick just five:
Honourable mentions:
Woodface - Crowded House
Blue Lines - Massive Attack
Loveless - My Bloody Valentine
Into the Great Wide Open - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Out of Time - REM
Achtung Baby - U2
5 Ten - Pearl Jam
4 Bandwagonesque - Teenage Fan Club
3 Metallica (aka the Black Album) - Metallica
2 Screamadelica - Primal Scream
1 Nevermind - Nirvana
I agree that Guns n Roses should have released just the one double album that year which could have been phenomenal.
5-Harry Connick Jr-Blue Light Red Light
4-Tragically Hip-Road Apples
3-Rush-Roll The Bones
2-Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers-Into The Great Wide Open
1-Van Halen-F.U.C.K.