BEST ALBUMS OF THE SEVENTIES

I wanted to second London Calling and also the first 3 Elvis Costello albums.

Elton John- Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy
Bruce Springsteen- Born to Run
Elton John- Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Amalia Rodrigues- Com que Voz

one in the eye to coolness. Well done Justin. Dylan said not long back he and Elton were the only true stars left.

Liz, you caught me — I wanted to sneak some vintage Fall in there!

obviously not in order:

Sticky Fingers—The Rolling Stones
Exile on Main Street—The Rolling Stones
Blood on the Tracks—Bob Dylan
Who’s Next—The Who
Quadrophenia—The Who
After the Gold Rush—Neil Young
Harvest—Neil Young
On the Beach—Neil Young
Tonight’s the Night—Neil Young
Zuma—Neil Young
Rust Never Sleeps—Neil Young
Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs—Derek & the Dominoes
Moondance—Van Morrison
His Band and Street Choir—Van Morrison
Saint Dominic’s Preview—Van Morrison
Veedon Fleece—Van Morrison
Eat a Peach—The Allman Brothers
The Clash—The Clash
London Calling—The Clash
Never Mind the Bollocks . . .—The Sex Pistols
Pink Flag—Wire
Black Sabbath—Black Sabbath
Highway to Hell—AC/DC
Born to Run—Bruce Springsteen
Darkness on the Edge of Town—Bruce Springsteen
Loaded—Velvet Underground
Transformer—Lou Reed
Cheap Trick—Cheap Trick
Dream Police—Cheap Trick
Number One Record—Big Star
Radio City—Big Star
Cosmo’s Factory—Creedence Clearwater Revival
Live at the Old Quarter, Houston, Texas—Townes Van Zandt
Grievous Angel—Graham Parsons
Shotgun Willie—Willie Nelson
Phases and Stages—Willie Nelson
Red Headed Stranger—Willie Nelson
Let’s Stay Together—Al Green
I’m Still in Love With You—Al Green
The Harder They Come—Various Artists
What’s Going On—Marvin Gaye
My Aim is True—Elvis Costello
Entertainment!—Gang of Four
There’s a Riot Going On—Sly and the Family Stone
American Beauty—The Greatful Dead
Peter Gabriel (1)—Peter Gabriel
A Nod is as Good as a Wink . . . to a Blind Horse—The Faces
Gasoline Alley—Rod Stewart
Every Picture Tells a Story—Rod Stewart
Raw Power—Iggy and the Stooges
Lust for Life—Iggy Pop
The Ramones
Equal Rights—Peter Tosh
News of the World—Queen
Desolation Blvd—The Sweet
New York Dolls—The New York Dolls
Closing Time—Tom Waits
Warren Zevon—Warren Zevon
Excitable Boy—Warren Zevon
All Day Music—War
The World is a Ghetto—War

You gotta have Neil Young’s On the Beach in there; it contains his masterpiece “Ambulance Blues”. You gotta move Supertramp down the list (or replace the very good Breakfast in America – well, it has “Child of Vision”, doesn’t it? – with the excellent Even in the Quietest Moments). You gotta gotta gotta put The Hissing of Summer Lawns in there. Veedon Fleece is a good choice, but the greatest live album ever – It’s Too Late to Stop Now – needs a place too. Dylan didn’t get the Seventies? Dylan didn’t get the Seventies? Blood on the Tracks is the second greatest album of the that fantastic decade. And damnit! You didn’t even include the best!

Cooler, I do love It’s Too Late to Stop Now — blues at its finest.

I’m bored with most of what they play on Class Rock Radio, hence my list has more punk, more fusion, more singersongwriter stuff. Ones that almost made the cut and maybe should have —

There’s a Riot Goin’ On
Fear of Music
After the Gold Rush
Squeezing Out Sparks

Actually, Graham Parker was a hero of mine back in the day and I even saw him live once; I’m ashamed of forgetting him.

Again, with Court & Spark it’s just a personal choice — I took a road trip with that album once and it was just a beautiful time — I still think every song on that album is flawless.

Never was that big into Elvis Costello, I like a song here and there.

As far as Dylan, Idiot Wind is my all time fave song of his, and I actually prefer the version on Hard Rain to the studio cut on Blood.

1970

Abraxas Santana
After the Gold Rush Neil Young
American Beauty Grateful Dead
Band of Gypsys Jimi Hendrix
Bitches Brew Miles Davis
Chunga’s Revenge Frank Zappa
Bridge over Troubled Water Simon & Garfunkel
Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out!´ The Rolling Stones
His Band and the Street Choir Van Morrison
John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
Ladies of the Canyon Joni Mitchell
Lick My Decals Off, Baby Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
Live at Leeds The Who
Morrison Hotel The Doors
My Goal’s Beyond John McLaughlin
Tea for the Tillerman Cat Stevens
Workingman’s Dead Grateful Dead

1971

Blue Joni Mitchell
The Concert for Bangladesh George Harrison
Every Picture Tells a Story Rod Stewart
The Flying Burrito Brothers The Flying Burrito Brothers
The London Howlin’ Wolf Sessions Howlin’ Wolf
John Prine John Prine
The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Traffic
McDonald and Giles Ian McDonald and Michael Giles
The North Star Grassman and the Ravens Sandy Denny
Pearl Janis Joplin
The Sun Moon & Herbs Dr. John
Sticky Fingers The Rolling Stones
Tapestry Carole King
Teaser and the Firecat Cat Stevens
There’s a Riot Goin’ On Sly & the Family Stone
Tupelo Honey Van Morrison
Who’s Next The Who
What’s Going On Marvin Gaye

1972

Caravanserai Santana
Gumbo Dr. John
Exile on Main St. The Rolling Stones
For the Roses Joni Mitchell
Honky Tonk Angel Ellen McIlwaine
I Sing the Body Electric Weather Report
Waka/Jawaka Frank Zappa

1973

Catch a Fire The Wailers
The Dark Side of the Moon Pink Floyd
Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. Bruce Springsteen
In the Right Place Dr. John
Innervisions Stevie Wonder
Moondog Matinee The Band
New York Dolls New York Dolls
The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle Bruce Springsteen
Wovoka Redbone

1974

Before the Flood Bob Dylan and The Band
Court and Spark Joni Mitchell
On the Beach Neil Young
Planet Waves Bob Dylan
I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight Richard And Linda Thompson.

my personal favorites are…

Alice Coltrane-Journey In Satchidananda
Suicide-S/T
Kraftwerk-Man-Machine
No New York-v/a

I should have included Tonight’s the Night. I’ve always enjoyed Neil Young studio albums, but almost any and every live performance is better. I think he just has more energy in concert. Tonight’s the Night is as close to a live album as any studio album will ever get. It’s a drunken depression in full force, and it is amazing.

Who’s Next and Workingman’s Dead are great suggestions as well, Akira

1975

A Night at the Opera – Queen
Blood on the Tracks – Bob Dylan
Blow by Blow – Jeff Beck.
Born to Run – Bruce Springsteen.
Fleetwood Mac – Fleetwood Mac
Horses – Patti Smith
Pour Down Like Silver – Richard and singer Linda Thompson
Red Headed Stranger – Willie Nelson

1976

Desire – Bob Dylan
Hejira – Joni Mitchell
Ramones – the Ramones
Rastaman Vibration – Bob Marley & The Wailers
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Wired – Jeff Beck

1977

The Clash – The Clash
Luxury Liner – Emmylou Harris
TALKING HEADS: 77 – Talking Heads
Foreign Affairs – Tom Waits

1978

The Last Waltz – The Band, guests
More Songs About Buildings and Food – Talking Heads
Parallel Lines – Blondie
Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! – Devo

1979

The B-52’s – The B-52’s
Damn the Torpedoes – Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Fear of Music- Talking Heads
Get the Knack – The Knack
London Calling – The Clash
Rickie Lee Jones – Rickie Lee Jones

THE NEW YORK DOLLS – THE PASSIONS – LORDS OF THE NEW CHURCH

We seem to be more diverse in the movies we watch than in the albums we hear, i.e., we are all listening to the same records.

Joao Gilberto – Amoroso
Lou Reed – Transformer
Velvet Underground – Live at Max Kansas City
Zeca Afonso – Cantigas do Maio
Jacques Brel – Ne me quitte pas
Caetano Veloso – Araçá Azul
Big Star – Third/Sister Lovers
Bob Dylan – Blood on the Tracks
Chico Buarque – Construção
Leonard Cohen – Songs of Love and Hate
Sex Pistols – Never Mind the Bollocks

The wealth of weird and wonderful music in Brazil during the 70’s blows my mind:
Jorge Ben – Africa Brasil (one of my all time favorites)
Jorge Ben – A Tabua de Esmeralda
Gilberto Gil/ Jorge Ben – Gil E Jorge
Between the years 1970 – 1976, Jorge Ben could do absolutely no wrong.
Milton Nascimento/ Lo Borges – Clube da Esquina (another all time favorite)
Chico Buarque – Construcao
Tom Ze – Estudando o Samba
Gilberto Gil – Refazenda
Walter Franco – Ou Nao
Caetano Veloso – Joia
Lula Cortes E Ze Ramalho – Paebiru
Sergio Sampaio – Eu Quero E Botar Meu Bloco Na Rua
Gal Costa – India
Persona – Son
Novos Baianos – Acabou Chorare
Ave Sangria – s/t
Ronnie Von – A Maquina Voadora

As for the rest of the world:
Eduardo Mateo – Mateo Solo Bien Se Lame ( acoustic guitar, candombé style percussion and voice combine to form a beautifully delicate and minimalist album from the country of Uruguay)
Comus – First Utterance (this album is not to be played in the dark)
Sibylle Baier – Colour Green (these songs were recorded in the 70’s but were never released until a few years ago)
Funkadelic – Maggot Brain
Wire – Pink Flag / Chairs Missing
The Ramones – Rocket to Russia
The Clash – London Calling
Suicide – s/t (this sure is a popular album on this thread)
David Bowie – Low
Cold Sun – (dark psychedelia from my home state of Texas)
Ornette Coleman – Dancing in my Head
Eroc – 1
Jimmy Castor Bunch – It’s Just Begun
Proyecto A – (an album from Spain that defies description)
Pep Laguarda & Tapineria – Brossa d’ahir (beautiful, laid back psych-folk album from Majorca)
Bill Quick – Maravillosa Gente
Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On
Stevie Wonder – Songs in the Key of Life
Curtis Mayfield – Move On Up
Shaft – The soundtrack
Frankie Dymon Jr. – Let it Out
Tomaz Pengov – Odpotovanja (look for this album online, you won’t regret it)
Lubomyr Melnyk – KMH – Piano Music in the Continuous Mode (no other person on the planet could make an album like this)
Colin Blunstone – One Year ( when Colin’s voice is paired with those sparse arrangements….)
The Beach Boys – Sunflower
The Beach Boys – Surf’s Up (those last three songs….)
This Heat – s/t (paving the way for the 80’s)
Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures
Bulent Ortacgil – Benimle Oynar Misin (sounds a bit like a Turkish Belle and Sebastian)
Gerard Manset – La Mort D’Orion
Kim Jung Mi – Now
The Stooges – Raw Power
I could go on and on.

Man, yall are super-white.

Any 70s list without several Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder, or Michael Jackson is bogus. I can’t take you seriously.

Alfredo: Estudando o Samba is actually the greatest album ever.

Kenji: Having just seen Saura’s Fados, I’m desperate to get my hands on that Rodrigues.

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Brian, glad you like fado, Amalia is tops. Com que Voz was quite a late album, before her voice declined, her best collection is Art of Amalia i think. I don’t know if i have much musical credibility for liking Elton- though of course many see him from the wrong end of time’s telescope or judge on side issues- but i also like the Brazilian classic Elis and Tom , by Elis Regina and Antonio Carlos Jobim. I find many hyped or famous albums don’t do so much for me as i expected. I must be a very boring old fart. Oh i liked The Stranglers, eg Rattus Norvegicus at one time, and a couple more by Springsteen, The Wild the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle and Darkness on the Edge of Town, oh and Elton’s Tumbleweed Connection is pretty good. The trouble is Elton and Bruce were initially album artists who became megastars and went more MOR- whereas the Beatles were megastars and then became more experimental.

In the pop-rock industry being uncool is a kiss of death (is a hair transplant so much worse than hair dye?) but the music should be judged on its own merits. We don’t judge Beethoven and Mozart on their looks or personalities. There’s too much notice of what’s in fashion. Bowie was always cool and announcing he was bisexual was just another notch in being an exotic outsider, appealing to his fan base, but Elton being bisexual or gay was a big career burden, probably more than ever. I see Johnny Rotten now makes ads for butter and has been on Celebrity Get me out of Here etc, Mick Jagger plays the rebel but is a cricket and establishment wannabe, Bryan Ferry seems to see himself as asome sort of country gent and like Roger Daltry supports fox-hunting. Image is too important, and often conflicts with reality.

I’m just going through the “albums” list on my iPod. Some of them I’ll probably get the decade wrong on. I’m sure I’ll leave out lots. Oh well. Some of these are EPs or 12"s or whatever, too, because fuck it.

Afreaka! by Demon Fuzz
All Mod Cons by the Jam
The Band, the Myth, the Volume by Vox Pop
Berlin by Lou Reed
“Better Off Dead / Black” by La Peste
Body Heat by Quincy Jones
Bongo Rock by Michael Viner’s Incredible Bongo Band
Chairs Missing by Wire
Cheap Trick at Budokan by Cheap Trick
Church of Anthrax by John Cale and Terry Riley
Country Life by Roxy Music
Cut by the Slits
Dark Magus by Miles Davis
“Death Disco / No Birds Do Sing” by Public Image Ltd
Destroyer by KISS
Diana Ross (1970) by Diana Ross
Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 by the Jackson 5
Dirty Mind by Prince
Eagles by Eagles
Electric Warrior by T. Rex
Entertainment! by Gang of Four
Exile on Main St. by the Rolling Stones
“Falling and Laughing / Moscow / Moscow Olympics” by Orange Juice (this might be from the 80s, though)
From Y to Z and Never Again by Big in Japan
Germ Free Adolescents by X-Ray Spex
Get Ready by Rare Earth
Get Up With It by Miles Davis
Go by Stomu Yamash’ta, Steve Winwood and Michael Shrieve
“Heroes” by David Bowie
Histoire de Melody Nelson by Serge Gainsbourg
Hokoyo! by Thomas Mapfumo and the Acid Band
“Hong Kong Garden / Voices” by Siouxsie and the Banshees
“Hot Wire My Heart / Baby You’re So Repulsive” by Crime
The Idiot by Iggy Pop
In the City by the Jam
In the Garden by Eurythmics
John Prine by John Prine
Kill City by Iggy Pop and James Williamson
L’Heptade by Harmonium
Leave Home by the Ramones
Live Rust by Neil Young and Crazy Horse
Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One by the Kinks
Look Sharp! by Joe Jackson (this might be from the 80s too, durp)
Lust for Life by Iggy Pop
Machine Gun Etiquette by the Damned
Marquee Moon by Television
Metal Box by Public Image Ltd
Neu! by Neu!
New Skin for the Old Ceremony by Leonard Cohen
“No Fun / No Fun (Version)” by Doctor Mix and the Remix
Off the Wall by Michael Jackson
Oxygene by Jean-Michel Jarre
Paris 1919 by John Cale
Peter Gabriel (1977) by Peter Gabriel
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars by David Bowie
Rock Around the Bunker by Serge Gainsbourg
Rock N Roll Animal by Lou Reed
Rocket to Russia by the Ramones
The Runaways by the Runaways
Scott 4 by Scott Walker
Shaft by Isaac Hayes
Skank Bloc Bologna by Scritti Politti
Station to Station by David Bowie
Stations of the Crass by Crass
Superfly by Curtis Mayfield
Terrapin Station (pretty much just for side 2) by the Grateful Dead
There’s a Riot Goin’ On by Sly and the Family Stone
This Is Your Captain Speaking by Captain Sensible
Tonight’s the Night by Neil Young
A Tribute to Jack Johnson by Miles Davis
Van Halen II by Van Halen
Young Loud and Snotty by the Dead Boys (again, might be 80s)
20 Jazz Funk Greats by Throbbing Gristle
4 A Sides by Scritti Politti

suck list you fucks

Anyway this is just “music I can listen to at work without getting super distracted” so I’m sure between now and whenever I’ll think of a billion other things.

Music for Airports
Low
Horses
Zuma
On the Beach
Desire
The Modern Lovers
Court & Spark
Broken English
Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols
Metal Box/Second Edition
Physical Graffiti

wow, how did I miss this thread?

Top 5, no order:

Stevie Wonder – Songs in the Key of Life
The Beach Boys – Love You
The Beach Boys – Sunflower
Led Zeppelin – IV
The Velvet Underground – Loaded

The Beatles – Let It Be
Bruce Spingsteen – Greetings From Asbury Park, The Wild, The Innocent & the E Street Shuffle, Born to Run, Darkness on the Edge of Town
The Kinks – Lola vs. the Powerman and the Money-Go-Round, Muswell Hillbillies, Preservation Acts 1 & 2, Misfits , Sleepwalker, Low Budget
Bob Dylan – Blood on the Tracks
The Who – Who’s Next, Quadrophenia, Who by Numbers, Who are You
The Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main Street, Some Girls
Neil Young – After the Gold Rush, Harvest, Tonight’s the Night, Rust Never Sleeps
David Bowie – The Man Who Sold the World, Hunky Dory, Ziggy Stadust, Alladin Sane, Station to Station, Lodger
Elvis Costello – My Aim is True, This Year’s Model, Armed Forces
Tom Petty & the Hearbreakers – Damn the Torpedoes
Talking Heads – 77
Stevie Wonder – Innervisions, Songs in the Key of Life
Billy Joel – Piano Man, The Stranger
Elton John – Tumbleweed Connection, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
The Grateful Dead – Workingman’s Dead, American Beauty
The Clash – The Clash, London Calling
Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall
Led Zeppelin – IV, Houses of the Holy, Physical Grafitti
Genesis – The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Trick of the Tail
Paul McCartney – Ram, Band on the Run, Venis & Mars
John Lennon – Plastic Ono Band, Imagine
George Harrison – All Things Must Pass
Ringo Starr – Ringo
Steely Dan – Can’t Buy a Thrill, Coundown to Ecstacy, Pretzel Logic, Katy Lied
Rush – 2112

Well,off the top of my head:

Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On
Tom Waits – The Heart of Saturday Night
Stevie Wonder – Innervisions
Pink Floyd – The Dark Side of the Moon
David Bowie – Ziggy Stardust
Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run
Led Zeppelin – IV
Bob Dylan – Desire
Simon & Garfunkel – Bridge Over Troubled Water
The Beatles – Let It Be
Rainbow – Rising
Jethro Tull – Aqualung
Tom Waits – Closing Time
Marvin Gaye – Let’s Get It On
Al Green – I’m Still in Love with You
John Lennon – Imagine
Kris Kristofferson – The Silver Tongued Devil and I
Willie Nelson – Red Headed Stranger
Judas Priest – Unleashed in the East
Rush – Hemispheres
Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here
Marvin Gaye – Here,My Dear
Neil Young – Harvest
Tom Waits – Blue Valentines
Willie Nelson – Stardust
Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath
AC/DC – High Voltage
Janis Joplin – Pearl
John Lennon – Plastic Ono Band
Elvis Presley – Back in Memphis

@Justin Vicari I know this is way late to mention this but Dirty Mind was 1980.

As for my list, which is in order and accurate as of May 22nd of this year (I didn’t do the list for this thread, just coincidence). BTW Queen is my favorite band, so that explains a lot.

1. Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run
2. John Lennon – Plastic Ono Band
3. Queen – A Night at the Opera
4. Queen – Queen II
5. The Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers
6. Elvis Costello and the Attractions – This Year’s Model
7. Bob Dylan – Blood on the Tracks
8. Queen – A Day at the Races
9. Led Zeppelin –
10. Rolling Stones – Exile on Main Street

11. Queen – Sheer Heart Attack
12. Kiss – Paul Stanley
13. Queen – News of the World
14. David Bowie – The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars
15. Neil Young – After the Goldrush
16. Bruce Springsteen – The Wild, the Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle
17. David Bowie – Hunky Dory
18. Alice Cooper – Love it to Death
19. Joni Mitchell – Blue
20. The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – Will the Circle Be Unbroken

21. The Eagles – Hotel California
22. Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin III
23. Alice Cooper – Killer
24. Pink Floyd – Animals
25. Jethro Tull – Thick as a Brick
26. Al DiMeola – Elegant Gypsy
27. Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon
28. Curtis Mayfield – Superfly
29. Deep Purple – Machine Head
30. The Who – Who’s Next

31. The Velvet Underground – Loaded
32. Bruce Springsteen – Greetings From Asbury Park, NJ
33. Iggy and the Stooges – Raw Power
34. Van Morrison – Moondance
35. Brian Eno – Another Green World
36. Michael Jackson – Off the Wall
37. Yes – Close to the Edge
38. Bruce Springsteen – Darkness on the Edge of Town
39. Genesis – Selling England By the Pound
40. Stevie Wonder – Songs in the Key of Life

41. Captain Beyond – Captain Beyond
42. Queen – Queen
43. Elvis Costello – My Aim is True
44. Elton John – Elton John
45. Randy Newman – Sail Away
46. Led Zeppelin – Houses of the Holy
47. Boston – Boston
48. The Sex Pistols – Never Mind the Bullocks Here’s the Sex Pistols
49. Todd Rundgren – A Wizard a True Star
50. Roxy Music – Country Life

51. Steely Dan – Aja
52. Derek and the Dominoes – Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
53. Patti Smith – Horses
54. Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On?
55. Stevie Wonder – Innervisions
56. Parliament – Mothership Connection
57. Deep Purple – Burn
58. Jethro Tull – Aqualung
59. Curtis Mayfield – Curtis
60. John Lennon – Imagine

61. Yes – Fragile
62. Carole King – Tapestry
63. Led Zeppelin – Physical Graffiti
64. Elvis Costello and the Attractions – Armed Forces
65. Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young – Déjà vu
66. Pink Floyd – The Wall
67. Al DiMeola – Casino
68. Herbie Hancock – Headhunters
69. Fleetwood Mac – Rumors
70. The Clash – The Clash

71. Van Halen – Van Halen
72. Richard and Linda Thompson – I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight
73. Rod Stewart – Every Picture Tells a Story
74. Jackson Browne – Saturate Before Using
75. Kiss – Rock and Roll Over
76. Sly and the Family Stone – Fresh
77. Black Sabbath – Master of Reality
78. Genesis – Foxtrot
79. James Brown – Sex Machine
80. The Mahavishnu Orchestra – The Inner Mounting Flame

81. The Jam – All Mod Cons
82. Joe Jackson – Look Sharp
83. Frank Zappa – Overnight Sensation
84. Sly and the Family Stone – There’s a Riot Going On
85. Janis Joplin – Pearl
86. The Ramones – The Ramones
87. AC/DC – Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheep
88. Led Zeppelin – In Through the Out Door
89. Grateful Dead – Workingman’s Dead
90. Muddy Waters – Hard Again

91. Television – Marquee Moon
92. Lynyrd Skynyrd – Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-Nerd
93. Al Green – Call Me
94. John Prine – John Prine
95. Bob Marley and the Wailers – Natty Dread
96. Brian Eno – Before and After Science
97. Black Sabbath – Paranoid
98. Aerosmith – Toys in the Attic
99. Cat Stevens – Tea for the Tillerman
100. Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures

Damn, totally forgot All Things Must Pass…

Oh, if compilations count, Endless Summer is #1 for me