These guys are Frickin HIGH!!!!
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The National Association of Recording Merchandisers (NARM) and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame have put together a list of 200 albums that should be in every music collection. As NARM president Jim Donio puts it, they are "albums that have consistently excited record buyers over the years and those that have the potential for continued success based on enduring popularity.... The inevitable debate about the 200 must-own albums will underscore just how much the music and the art form mean to everyone." Take a look at the list below, presented in ranked order, and enjoy videos from a number of artists whose work made the cut. From Sgt. Pepper to We're an American Band: these are the 200 definitive albums of the rock era.
Below is a sampling of the insanity.....
1:
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Beatles, The
2:
Dark Side Of The Moon
Pink Floyd
3:
Thriller
Jackson, Michael
4:
Led Zeppelin IV (aka ZOSO)
Led Zeppelin
5:
The Joshua Tree
U2
6:
Exile on Main St.
Rolling Stones, The
7:
Tapestry
Carole King
8:
Highway 61 Revisited
Dylan, Bob
9:
Pet Sounds
Beach Boys, The
10:
Nevermind
Nirvana
11:
Ten
Pearl Jam
12:
Abbey Road
Beatles, The
13:
Supernatural
Santana
14:
Metallica
Metallica
15:
Born to Run
Springsteen, Bruce
16:
Music from the Motion Picture "Purple Rain"
Prince
17:
Back in Black (Deluxe Digipak)
AC/DC
18:
Let It Bleed [DSD]
Rolling Stones, The
19:
Doors
Doors
20:
American Beauty
Grateful Dead
34:
Kind of Blue
Davis, Miles
38:
What's Going on
Gaye, Marvin
41:
Are You Experienced
Hendrix, Jimi
42:
Revolver [UK]
Beatles, The
62:
Paranoid
Black Sabbath
66:
Bat out of Hell
Meat Loaf
72:
Moondance
Morrison, Van
77:
At Folsom Prison
Cash, Johnny
78:
A Love Supreme
Coltrane, John
96:
London Calling
Clash, The
98:
Harvest
Young, Neil
140:
In the Wee Small Hours
Frank Sinatra
143:
Red Headed Stranger
Nelson, Willie
144:
Imagine
Lennon, John
162:
Led Zeppelin 1
Led Zeppelin
171:
The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust
Bowie, David
192:
Stardust
Nelson, Willie
200:
We're an American Band
Grand Funk Railroad
The National Association of Recording Merchandisers (NARM) and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame have put together a list of 200 albums that should be in every music collection. As NARM president Jim Donio puts it, they are "albums that have consistently excited record buyers over the years and those that have the potential for continued success based on enduring popularity.... The inevitable debate about the 200 must-own albums will underscore just how much the music and the art form mean to everyone." Take a look at the list below, presented in ranked order, and enjoy videos from a number of artists whose work made the cut. From Sgt. Pepper to We're an American Band: these are the 200 definitive albums of the rock era.
Below is a sampling of the insanity.....
1:
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Beatles, The
2:
Dark Side Of The Moon
Pink Floyd
3:
Thriller
Jackson, Michael
4:
Led Zeppelin IV (aka ZOSO)
Led Zeppelin
5:
The Joshua Tree
U2
6:
Exile on Main St.
Rolling Stones, The
7:
Tapestry
Carole King
8:
Highway 61 Revisited
Dylan, Bob
9:
Pet Sounds
Beach Boys, The
10:
Nevermind
Nirvana
11:
Ten
Pearl Jam
12:
Abbey Road
Beatles, The
13:
Supernatural
Santana
14:
Metallica
Metallica
15:
Born to Run
Springsteen, Bruce
16:
Music from the Motion Picture "Purple Rain"
Prince
17:
Back in Black (Deluxe Digipak)
AC/DC
18:
Let It Bleed [DSD]
Rolling Stones, The
19:
Doors
Doors
20:
American Beauty
Grateful Dead
34:
Kind of Blue
Davis, Miles
38:
What's Going on
Gaye, Marvin
41:
Are You Experienced
Hendrix, Jimi
42:
Revolver [UK]
Beatles, The
62:
Paranoid
Black Sabbath
66:
Bat out of Hell
Meat Loaf
72:
Moondance
Morrison, Van
77:
At Folsom Prison
Cash, Johnny
78:
A Love Supreme
Coltrane, John
96:
London Calling
Clash, The
98:
Harvest
Young, Neil
140:
In the Wee Small Hours
Frank Sinatra
143:
Red Headed Stranger
Nelson, Willie
144:
Imagine
Lennon, John
162:
Led Zeppelin 1
Led Zeppelin
171:
The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust
Bowie, David
192:
Stardust
Nelson, Willie
200:
We're an American Band
Grand Funk Railroad
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