Jamming to Pink Floyd Animals right now.... this one does not count for what I am doing on here but just had to crack out the LP and put it on the turn table and it sounds freakin awesome!!!!! I think I am going to have to brush off the cobwebs of my other Floyd albums and give them a spin as well.... sometimes vinyl sounds better than CD's.....
100+ Albums ....
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I liked "Look at Yourself" ... but liked "Benefit" better... have not listened to any REO yet.... I need to get them on my list...
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Black Sabbath - The Eternal Idol (1987)
My Rating: 69.56
rank: 655 (out of 790)
Heavy Metal
No Ozzy, No Geezer Butler, No Ward, not even Dio or Gillen.... This is basically Iomi's solo career and though he wanted to call the band at this time "Iomi" the record company would not let him.... There are only a couple good songs on this album...
Black Sabbath - The Eternal Idol (1987)
My Rating: 69.56
rank: 655 (out of 790)
Heavy Metal
No Ozzy, No Geezer Butler, No Ward, not even Dio or Gillen.... This is basically Iomi's solo career and though he wanted to call the band at this time "Iomi" the record company would not let him.... There are only a couple good songs on this album...
13
Emperor - Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk (1997)
My Rating: 68.55
rank: 686 (out of 791)
Black Metal
The biggest problem I had with this album is that the vocals are buried and hard to here. The opening track "The Oath" was my favorite but it deteriorated from there....
Emperor - Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk (1997)
My Rating: 68.55
rank: 686 (out of 791)
Black Metal
The biggest problem I had with this album is that the vocals are buried and hard to here. The opening track "The Oath" was my favorite but it deteriorated from there....
My top 10 studio albums from 1976:
Dreamboat Annie Heart
Fly Like an Eagle Steve Miller Band, The
Boston Boston
Rocks Aerosmith
Night Moves Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
High Voltage (US) AC/DC
Hotel California Eagles
Technical Ecstasy Black Sabbath
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
A New World Record Electric Light Orchestra
My top 10 studio albums from 1986
Master of Puppets Metallica
Reign In Blood (LP version) Slayer
Peace Sells….But Who's Buying Megadeth
Beyond the Gates Possessed
5150 Van Halen
Game Over Nuclear Assault
The Ultimate Sin Ozzy Osbourne
Epicus Doomicus Metallicus Candlemass
Crimson Glory Crimson Glory
Invisible Touch Genesis
My Top 10 studio albums of 1996
Aenima Tool
Sinsation Pig
Anti Christ Superstar Marilyn Manson
Wither Blister Burn and Peel Stabbing Westward
Filth Pig Ministry
Morningrise Opeth
Theli Therion
The Politics of Ecstasy Nevermore
Roots Sepultura
The Jester Race In Flames
I'll be revisiting these years at another time....
Dreamboat Annie Heart
Fly Like an Eagle Steve Miller Band, The
Boston Boston
Rocks Aerosmith
Night Moves Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
High Voltage (US) AC/DC
Hotel California Eagles
Technical Ecstasy Black Sabbath
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
A New World Record Electric Light Orchestra
My top 10 studio albums from 1986
Master of Puppets Metallica
Reign In Blood (LP version) Slayer
Peace Sells….But Who's Buying Megadeth
Beyond the Gates Possessed
5150 Van Halen
Game Over Nuclear Assault
The Ultimate Sin Ozzy Osbourne
Epicus Doomicus Metallicus Candlemass
Crimson Glory Crimson Glory
Invisible Touch Genesis
My Top 10 studio albums of 1996
Aenima Tool
Sinsation Pig
Anti Christ Superstar Marilyn Manson
Wither Blister Burn and Peel Stabbing Westward
Filth Pig Ministry
Morningrise Opeth
Theli Therion
The Politics of Ecstasy Nevermore
Roots Sepultura
The Jester Race In Flames
I'll be revisiting these years at another time....
Auggie
Well-known member
You have to love a group that goes 3 deep on singers/songwriters and has a crack rhythm section to hold down the bottom. The stories behind the songs and sessions are legendary.
16
Radiohead - OK Computer (1997)
My Rating: 74.70
rank: 395 (out of 794)
Alternative
Favorite song from album... "Climbing Up the Walls". Alternative is not one of my favorite genres and I did not listen to Radiohead back in the 90's so I am basically hearing these songs for the first time. This album would likely grow on me but as of right now I did not like it better than "The Bends" ... those are the only 2 albums I've listened too by them.
Radiohead - OK Computer (1997)
My Rating: 74.70
rank: 395 (out of 794)
Alternative
Favorite song from album... "Climbing Up the Walls". Alternative is not one of my favorite genres and I did not listen to Radiohead back in the 90's so I am basically hearing these songs for the first time. This album would likely grow on me but as of right now I did not like it better than "The Bends" ... those are the only 2 albums I've listened too by them.
Auggie
Well-known member
Many "critics" consider it the best album of the '90s.
ronnie mund
Well-known member
It's certainly up there, IMO.
It was #1 in the list I saw from 97. I never really listened to Radiohead or Alternative Music that much other than Grunge. This album is definitely one that could grow on me with multiple listens.
19
Empyrium - Songs of Moors and Misty Fields (1997)
My Rating: 70.600
rank: 623 (out of 797)
Doom Metal
Not sure if I would call it doom metal but that is what it is under. Definitely an Earth type band.... sort of folk and symphonic. Did not really care for the singers voice.
Empyrium - Songs of Moors and Misty Fields (1997)
My Rating: 70.600
rank: 623 (out of 797)
Doom Metal
Not sure if I would call it doom metal but that is what it is under. Definitely an Earth type band.... sort of folk and symphonic. Did not really care for the singers voice.
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Gates of Ishtar - The Dawn of Flames (1997)
My Rating: 75.30
rank: 368 (out of 800)
Death Metal
This sounded raw and it just got better as it went on. Wished I would of listened to this back in the day because it would of definitely have grown on me. Dreamfields is my favorite track...
Gates of Ishtar - The Dawn of Flames (1997)
My Rating: 75.30
rank: 368 (out of 800)
Death Metal
This sounded raw and it just got better as it went on. Wished I would of listened to this back in the day because it would of definitely have grown on me. Dreamfields is my favorite track...
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Took a dip into the 60's ....
The Steve Miller Band - Brave New World (1969)
My Rating: 75.56
rank: 354 (out of 801)
Psychedelic Rock
Old raw Steve Miller Band.... Space Cowboy is my favorite on this one.. and yes, it sounds very similar to "The Joker"
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My top albums from the 60's....
The Doors Doors, The
Magical Mystery Tour Beatles, The
Led Zeppelin 1 Led Zeppelin
Crosby Stills & Nash Crosby Stills & Nash
Are You Experienced? (US) Jimi Hendrix Experience
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band Beatles, The
Revolver Beatles, The
Led Zeppelin 2 Led Zeppelin
Bayou Country Creedence Clearwater Revival
Willy and the Poor Boys Creedence Clearwater Revival
Rubber Soul (UK) Beatles, The
Strange Days Doors, The
Waiting for the Sun Doors, The
Green River Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Sound of Silence Simon & Garfunkel
Are You Experienced? (UK) Jimi Hendrix Experience
Face to Face Kinks, The
Abbey Road Beatles, The
Help! Beatles, The
White Album Beatles, The
Younger Than Yesterday Byrds, The
A Hard Day's Night Beatles, The
Having a Rave Up Yardbirds, The
Shades of Deep Purple Deep Purple
Goodbye Cream
Beggars Banquet Rolling Stones
For Your Love Yardbirds, The
Buffalo Springfield Again Buffalo Springfield
Kinks-Size Kinks, The
Please Please Me Beatles, The
Took a dip into the 60's ....
The Steve Miller Band - Brave New World (1969)
My Rating: 75.56
rank: 354 (out of 801)
Psychedelic Rock
Old raw Steve Miller Band.... Space Cowboy is my favorite on this one.. and yes, it sounds very similar to "The Joker"
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My top albums from the 60's....
The Doors Doors, The
Magical Mystery Tour Beatles, The
Led Zeppelin 1 Led Zeppelin
Crosby Stills & Nash Crosby Stills & Nash
Are You Experienced? (US) Jimi Hendrix Experience
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band Beatles, The
Revolver Beatles, The
Led Zeppelin 2 Led Zeppelin
Bayou Country Creedence Clearwater Revival
Willy and the Poor Boys Creedence Clearwater Revival
Rubber Soul (UK) Beatles, The
Strange Days Doors, The
Waiting for the Sun Doors, The
Green River Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Sound of Silence Simon & Garfunkel
Are You Experienced? (UK) Jimi Hendrix Experience
Face to Face Kinks, The
Abbey Road Beatles, The
Help! Beatles, The
White Album Beatles, The
Younger Than Yesterday Byrds, The
A Hard Day's Night Beatles, The
Having a Rave Up Yardbirds, The
Shades of Deep Purple Deep Purple
Goodbye Cream
Beggars Banquet Rolling Stones
For Your Love Yardbirds, The
Buffalo Springfield Again Buffalo Springfield
Kinks-Size Kinks, The
Please Please Me Beatles, The
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Judas Priest - Jugulator (1997)
My Rating: 81.00
rank: 162 (out of 804)
Heavy Metal
Exit Rob Halford, enter Tim Ripper Owens. I stopped listening to Priest when Halford left but about 20 years later I gave it a shot and it was not that bad. Jugulator was heavy, very heavy ... overall not as good as the one before (Painkiller) but good enough for me... favorite track: Blood Stained.
Judas Priest - Jugulator (1997)
My Rating: 81.00
rank: 162 (out of 804)
Heavy Metal
Exit Rob Halford, enter Tim Ripper Owens. I stopped listening to Priest when Halford left but about 20 years later I gave it a shot and it was not that bad. Jugulator was heavy, very heavy ... overall not as good as the one before (Painkiller) but good enough for me... favorite track: Blood Stained.
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Steely Dan - Aja (1977)
My Rating: 71.84
rank: 575 (out of 805)
Jazz Rock
"Josie" is the best song on Aja in my opinion.... Jazz Rock is not really my thing though but Steely Dan is a very talented group that strives for perfection... I personally like Neil Young's view on music... keep it raw and the feeling alive.
Steely Dan - Aja (1977)
My Rating: 71.84
rank: 575 (out of 805)
Jazz Rock
"Josie" is the best song on Aja in my opinion.... Jazz Rock is not really my thing though but Steely Dan is a very talented group that strives for perfection... I personally like Neil Young's view on music... keep it raw and the feeling alive.
ronnie mund
Well-known member
I know you've done this many times before, but would you mind posting your top albums? Maybe top 50 or so if it isn't too much of a hassle?
No problem.... My Top 50 Factory Albums...
Diary of a Madman Ozzy Osbourne
Undertow Tool
Black Sabbath Black Sabbath
Lateralus Tool
Aenima Tool
Jar of Flies Alice in Chains
Nevermind Nirvana
10,000 Days Tool
Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd
Dark Side of the Moon Pink Floyd
Blizzard of Ozz Ozzy Osbourne
Paranoid Black Sabbath
Opiate Tool
Z.O.S.O Led Zeppelin
Dysfunction Staind
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Black Sabbath
The Wall Pink Floyd
Aqualung Jethro Tull
Mer De Noms A Perfect Circle
Bleach Nirvana
Van Halen Van Halen
Incesticide Nirvana
Back in Black AC/DC
Master of Puppets Metallica
Psalm 69 Ministry
The Doors Doors, The
The Downward Spiral Nine Inch Nails
Jagged Little Pill Alanis Morissette
Magical Mystery Tour Beatles, The
Ride the Lightning Metallica
Bonded By Blood Exodus (LP version)
Bonded By Blood Exodus (CD version)
Adrenaline Deftones
Killem All Metallica (CD version)
From Mars to Sirius Gojira
Master of Reality Black Sabbath
Reign In Blood Slayer (LP Version)
Led Zeppelin 1 Led Zeppelin
Sabotage Black Sabbath
Core Stone Temple Pilots
(Pronounced Leh-nerd Skin-nerd) Lynyrd Skynyrd
Peace Sells….But Who's Buying Megadeth
The End of all Things to Come Mudvayne
Killem All Metallica (LP version)
Sinsation Pig
Who's Next Who, The
Reign In Blood Slayer (CD version)
Pleasure Principle Gary Numan
Widespread Bloodshed Love Runs Red No Mercy
The Legacy Testament
Animals Pink Floyd
Shout at the Devil Motley Crue
Sixteen Stone Bush