The N&G Top 500 Albums of All Time!!!

[DownIsTheNewUp]

I continue to be struck by:

A) How the vast majority of these are post-1970's because I and my fellow brats worshiped classic rock as a teen. That said, a lot of the "classics" are bunched at the top and the 1 per artist rule plays a role as there would be like 3 or so albums each from Bowie, the Beatles, Talking Heads, Pink Floyd and the such.

B) How many of these are from the 00's because though I've long known the 90's is my favorite era, I've also viewed last decade and the 70's more favorably than the 00's (though perhaps that is because the decade isn't as top heavy in my eyes... once it hits my top 30 they thin out a bit).

Anyways....

Spoiler: 60-51

60) David Crosby: If Only I Could Remember My Name (1971) Singer / Songwriter, Folk

59) Pharcyde: The Bizarre Ride II (1992) Hip-Hop

58) The Mars Volta: Fraces the Mute (2005) Post-Rock, Post-Hardcore

57) Kaytranada:‭ ‬99.9% (2016) Electronic/Dance

56) Metallica: The Black Album (1991) Metal

55) Songs Ohia: Didn’t It Rain (2002) Indie Folk

54) Sublime: Sublime (1996) Alt Rock, Ska

53) Freddie Hubbard: Red Clay (1970) Jazz

52) Grizzly Bear: Horn of Plenty (2004) Indie Rock

51) Deafhaven: Ordinary Corrupt Human Love (2018) Post-Metal

 

[Rip_City]

The summit.

Spoiler: Top 5

5) Björk - Vespertine [electronic, art pop]

Vespertine is not only successful for its messages. The music is simply timeless. The more electronic elements of the album are outdone by harps, strings, a choir of children, and even a music box. The spiritual and emotional sincerity of the album are abetted by the sense of purity conveyed by a blanket of newly fallen snow. The post-coital cooing of "Cocoon" sounds shiver-induced, safe, and intimate, while plodding footsteps through snow comprise the opening microbeats (as Björk defines them) of "Aurora." The instrumental "Frosti" sounds as if it emanates from a snow globe. A triumph. A true art pop queen.

4) Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West [indie rock, post-hardcore]

Every song's instrumental characterizes an undesirable facet of working-class life, and this album projected its message far more clearly once I started working my first job out of college. There are few other albums that impart the horror of being alive and being subject to the 9 to 5 work life into music in the frustration and aggression being projected here. Its messages on consumerism, the decay of society and loneliness of an industrialized world, are limitless. "Bankrupt on Selling" tears me up sometimes thinking about its [school -> work -> death] message. Also, I have to say it:

"THIS PLANE IS DEFINITELY CRASHING!"

- Isaac Brock in "Shit Luck"​

3) Julia Holter - Loud City Song [art pop, ambient pop]

This album came to me at a perfect time in my life only ~3.5 years ago. It is singlehandedly responsible for my tastes to the present day. Julia creates atmosphere so serenely by interweaving the worlds/genres of: classical, ambient, jazz, spoken word, avantgarde, electronic, and art pop in her work to project a dreamlike experience. On Loud CitySong, she guides listeners through the environment of a busy city (with pockets of quiet) at night, while taking a select few tracks to enjoy the moments when they present themselves. A cover of Barbara Lewis’s “Hello Stranger” drifts in a daze of wonderment and longing; which reinvents the message of the classic Motown track entirely. The whimsical "This Is a True Heart" could soundtrack a peacefully foggy night with dim streetlights guiding one home. Ultimately, this is music that is reflective of loneliness, the kind of anxious loneliness one can only experience when surrounded by familiar acquaintances. It is no easy feat to capture feelings like this in music, but Holter succeeds on this remarkable record.

2) Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children [IDM, ambient]

From the opening synthesizer in "Wildfire Analysis," you are transported to a mysterious, alien world...it's akin to that of a foreign radio transmission. The electronics and production on display here seems impossible to believe it was conceived in the late 90s. There is an uncanny beauty about this album underpinned by a subtle feeling of something dark and foreboding lurking on the periphery of its crunching beats and jarring waves of ambient noise. It can capture your attention throughout just as easily as being a phenomenal background listen. The music overall is soothing and yet unnerving, and you lose yourself in it in a way that is almost hallucinatory. The music is not necessarily dark, but in a way meditative and gloomy, poetic and clever, with uplifting and bright edges throughout. Boards of Canada condensed the feeling of nostalgia and made it into audible form.

1) The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds [baroque pop, psychedelic pop]

We've seen and heard all of the reasons why this album is timeless. Baroque pop perfected.

 

[Rip_City]

I should probably get my list tidied as well...

Spoiler: Chart50

Spoiler: List50

Ranking	Artist	Album	Release Year
1	The Beach Boys	Pet Sounds	1966
2	Boards of Canada	Music Has the Right to Children	1998
3	Julia Holter	Loud City Song	2013
4	Modest Mouse	The Lonesome Crowded West	1997
5	Bjork	Vespertine	2001
6	Kendrick Lamar	To Pimp a Butterfly	2015
7	Can	Future Days	1973
8	Kate Bush	The Dreaming	1982
9	Mr. Bungle	California	1999
10	Grimes	Visions	2012
11	Smashing Pumpkins	Siamese Dream	1993
12	D'Angelo	Voodoo	2000
13	Danny Brown	Atrocity Exhibition	2016
14	Aphex Twin	Selected Ambient Works 85-92	1992
15	Madonna	Confessions on a Dance Floor	2005
16	Angel Olsen	My Woman	2016
17	Joe Henderson	The Elements	1974
18	Radiohead	In Rainbows	2007
19	Portishead	Dummy	1994
20	2814	新しい日の誕生 [Birth of a New Day]	2015
21	Deafheaven	Sunbather	2013
22	PJ Harvey	Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea	2000
23	Cocteau Twins	Heaven or Las Vegas	1990
24	Godspeed You! Black Emperor	F#A# ∞	1998
25	Daft Punk	Discovery	2001
26	Tears For Fears	Songs From the Big Chair	1985
27	John Coltrane	My Favorite Things	1961
28	Janelle Monae	The Archandroid	2010
29	Bark Psychosis	Hex	1994
30	Wilco	Yankee Hotel Foxtrot	2001
31	Melvins	Stoner Witch	1994
32	Grouper	A I A: Alien Observer	2011
33	Herbie Hancock	Head Hunters	1973
34	Erykah Badu	Baduizm	1997
35	Pink Floyd	Animals	1977
36	Kraftwerk	The Man Machine	1978
37	Ween	Quebec	2003
38	Nujabes	Modal Soul	2005
39	Between the Buried and Me	Colors	2007
40	Justin Timberlake	Futuresex/Lovesounds	2006
41	Jon Hopkins	Immunity	2013
42	Stereolab	Dots and Loops	1997
43	Swans	To Be Kind	2014
44	Animal Collective	Strawberry Jam	2007
45	Hiroshi Yoshimura	Music for Nine Post Cards	1982
46	The Beatles	The Beatles (White Album)	1968
47	Weezer	Pinkerton	1996
48	Bowery Electric	Beat	1996
49	Fugazi	Repeater	1990
50	Laurie Spiegel	The Expanding Universe	1980

 

[oldschoolkirby]

Time to wrap this up...

Spoiler: My Top Five

5. The Beatles - The Beatles (White Album)
I think this was the first "real" Beatles album I got, after the "Blue Album" compilation and Anthology 1. Sprawling, silly, weird, gentle, rocking, simple, complicated... there's really something for everybody here. Favorite underrated track: Cry Baby Cry, tucked away near the end of the album.

4. Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy
Zep was the first band I got obsessed with, and this album had a lot to do with that. I think I first heard it from my cousin's CD collection. As always, you're familiar with the ones that get played on the radio, but it's the other songs that truly open your eyes. This is also their brightest and sunniest record, notwithstanding the part about walking side-by-side with death in No Quarter.

3. My Morning Jacket - Z
The album (and band) that opened my eyes and ears to really hearing music again after some rough years and somewhat giving up on seeking and discovering new sounds. Got it from a friend in an mp3 swap, but didn't even listen to it for about another year after that. The guitars on "Lay Low" were the hook... I recall being immediately blown away in the middle of doing some yardwork, having to stop what I was doing and re-attach my jaw which had fallen on the floor. Once I finally saw them live a few years later, it was truly a life-changing event and I fell in love with the band.

2. Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps
Neil was another early obsession for me, and this album is the best representation of his two primary styles (folky/acoustic and rocking/electric). Four of his all-time greatest songs are here: Pocahontas, Thrasher, Hey Hey, My My (take your pick of either the opening acoustic or closing electric version), and Powderfinger. Aside from the Decade compilation, this is the best album to convert any Neil skeptics into believers, IMO.

1. Radiohead - OK Computer
The masterpiece of my youth - released halfway through my high school years - blew my mind from the first time I ever caught a glimpse of the Paranoid Android video on MTV. Bought the CD the first opportunity I had after that. Every song is great, and the flows of emotional buildup and release throughout (often within one song!), but particularly in the final tracks, is an incredible journey. Radiohead is basically the most innovative and important band post-Nirvana/grunge, and this is where they staked that claim.

 

[BjorgenFjorgen]

Time to wrap this up...

Spoiler: My Top Five

5. The Beatles - The Beatles (White Album)
I think this was the first "real" Beatles album I got, after the "Blue Album" compilation and Anthology 1. Sprawling, silly, weird, gentle, rocking, simple, complicated... there's really something for everybody here. Favorite underrated track: Cry Baby Cry, tucked away near the end of the album.

4. Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy
Zep was the first band I got obsessed with, and this album had a lot to do with that. I think I first heard it from my cousin's CD collection. As always, you're familiar with the ones that get played on the radio, but it's the other songs that truly open your eyes. This is also their brightest and sunniest record, notwithstanding the part about walking side-by-side with death in No Quarter.

3. My Morning Jacket - Z
The album (and band) that opened my eyes and ears to really hearing music again after some rough years and somewhat giving up on seeking and discovering new sounds. Got it from a friend in an mp3 swap, but didn't even listen to it for about another year after that. The guitars on "Lay Low" were the hook... I recall being immediately blown away in the middle of doing some yardwork, having to stop what I was doing and re-attach my jaw which had fallen on the floor. Once I finally saw them live a few years later, it was truly a life-changing event and I fell in love with the band.

2. Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps
Neil was another early obsession for me, and this album is the best representation of his two primary styles (folky/acoustic and rocking/electric). Four of his all-time greatest songs are here: Pocahontas, Thrasher, Hey Hey, My My (take your pick of either the opening acoustic or closing electric version), and Powderfinger. Aside from the Decade compilation, this is the best album to convert any Neil skeptics into believers, IMO.

1. Radiohead - OK Computer
The masterpiece of my youth - released halfway through my high school years - blew my mind from the first time I ever caught a glimpse of the Paranoid Android video on MTV. Bought the CD the first opportunity I had after that. Every song is great, and the flows of emotional buildup and release throughout (often within one song!), but particularly in the final tracks, is an incredible journey. Radiohead is basically the most innovative and important band post-Nirvana/grunge, and this is where they staked that claim.

It changes all the time but I think "Thrasher" is my favourite Neil song.

 

[Tyr]

Also, just a reminder, but if you want to do a write up for any of these albums send it my way and I'll include it in the rollout.

How long do we have to turn in the write-ups? I was going to do a mini-blurb for all 50 but have been slack-a-lackin' of late.

 

[Ericj32]

I have also been slacking. Here's a smattering of albums that I wanted to put in my top 50 list, but I haven't spent enough time with them to actually rank them yet. Like I've listened to them enough to know that I really like them, but not enough to know where they belong in my top 50:

• "Somethin' Else" Cannonball Adderley
• "The Cole Porter Songbook" Ella Fitzgerald
• "Moanin'" Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers
• "Empire Builder" Laura Gibson
• "Another Side of Bob Dylan" Bob Dylan
• "The Velvet Underground" The Velvet Underground
• "Songs in the Key of Life" Stevie Wonder
• "Giant Steps" John Coltrane
• "Sticky Fingers" The Rolling Stones
• "Maggot Brain" Funkadelic
• "Pastel Blues" Nina Simone
• "Let It Come Down" Nina Simone Spiritualized

EDIT: corrected typo

 

[bettim84]

I finally submitted my list today, but I'm not sure I have the energy to do any blurbs at this time. I may add them after the fact, in case any of my top albums appear in the final N&G list "unblurbed."

 

[RowBearToe]

I should probably get my list tidied as well...

Spoiler: Chart50

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Spoiler: List50

Ranking	Artist	Album	Release Year
1	The Beach Boys	Pet Sounds	1966
2	Boards of Canada	Music Has the Right to Children	1998
3	Julia Holter	Loud City Song	2013
4	Modest Mouse	The Lonesome Crowded West	1997
5	Bjork	Vespertine	2001
6	Kendrick Lamar	To Pimp a Butterfly	2015
7	Can	Future Days	1973
8	Kate Bush	The Dreaming	1982
9	Mr. Bungle	California	1999
10	Grimes	Visions	2012
11	Smashing Pumpkins	Siamese Dream	1993
12	D'Angelo	Voodoo	2000
13	Danny Brown	Atrocity Exhibition	2016
14	Aphex Twin	Selected Ambient Works 85-92	1992
15	Madonna	Confessions on a Dance Floor	2005
16	Angel Olsen	My Woman	2016
17	Joe Henderson	The Elements	1974
18	Radiohead	In Rainbows	2007
19	Portishead	Dummy	1994
20	2814	新しい日の誕生 [Birth of a New Day]	2015
21	Deafheaven	Sunbather	2013
22	PJ Harvey	Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea	2000
23	Cocteau Twins	Heaven or Las Vegas	1990
24	Godspeed You! Black Emperor	F#A# ∞	1998
25	Daft Punk	Discovery	2001
26	Tears For Fears	Songs From the Big Chair	1985
27	John Coltrane	My Favorite Things	1961
28	Janelle Monae	The Archandroid	2010
29	Bark Psychosis	Hex	1994
30	Wilco	Yankee Hotel Foxtrot	2001
31	Melvins	Stoner Witch	1994
32	Grouper	A I A: Alien Observer	2011
33	Herbie Hancock	Head Hunters	1973
34	Erykah Badu	Baduizm	1997
35	Pink Floyd	Animals	1977
36	Kraftwerk	The Man Machine	1978
37	Ween	Quebec	2003
38	Nujabes	Modal Soul	2005
39	Between the Buried and Me	Colors	2007
40	Justin Timberlake	Futuresex/Lovesounds	2006
41	Jon Hopkins	Immunity	2013
42	Stereolab	Dots and Loops	1997
43	Swans	To Be Kind	2014
44	Animal Collective	Strawberry Jam	2007
45	Hiroshi Yoshimura	Music for Nine Post Cards	1982
46	The Beatles	The Beatles (White Album)	1968
47	Weezer	Pinkerton	1996
48	Bowery Electric	Beat	1996
49	Fugazi	Repeater	1990
50	Laurie Spiegel	The Expanding Universe	1980

How'd you do that chart? I was planning on laying mine out and actually taking pictures, but that seems way more time consuming than what you did here?

 

[Rip_City]

How'd you do that chart? I was planning on laying mine out and actually taking pictures, but that seems way more time consuming than what you did here?

Topsters2

neverendingchartrendering.org

Pretty easy to use. Have fun!

 

[Joe Mac]

Because @GritNGlitter asked so nicely a few weeks back, here is my list in full!

1. Radiohead - OK Computer
2. The Beatles
3. Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks
4. Joni Mitchell - Blue
5. David Bowie - Station to Station
6. Oasis - Definitely Maybe
7. The Beatles - Abbey Road
8. Radiohead - In Rainbows
9. David Bowie - Hunky Dory
10. The Smiths - "Strangeways, Here We Come"
11. The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead
12. Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
13. The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
14. Marvin Gaye - Whats Going On?
15. Kate Bush - Hounds of Love
16. The Kinks - The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society
17. Blur - Modern Life Is Rubbish
18. The Rolling Stones - Exile On Main Street
19. The Clash - London Calling
20. PJ Harvey - Dry
21. David Bowie - Low
22. The Beatles - Rubber Soul
23. Bob Dylan - Desire
24. Björk - Homogenic
25. Led Zeppelin - III
26. Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska
27. Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible
28. The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet
29. The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
30. Oasis - (What's The Story) Morning Glory?
31. Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home
32. Radiohead - Kid A
33. Joni Mitchell - Court And Spark
34. Aretha Franklin - Aretha Now
35. LCD Soundsystem - Sounds Of Silver
36. Spiritualized - Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space
37. Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
38. PJ Harvey - Is This Desire?
39. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
40. David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars
41. George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
42. Bruce Springsteen - The River
43. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
44. The Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
45. Tom Waits - Closing Time
46. Manic Street Preachers - Everything Must Go
47. Radiohead - The Bends
48. Van Morrison - St. Dominic's Preview
49. Jeff Buckley - Grace
50. Tom Petty - Full Moon Fever

 

[Mtcvinyl]

Finishing it out...my top ten

Spoiler: Mtcvinyl’s 10-1

10. R.E.M. - New Adventures in Hi-Fi
9. The Clash - London Calling
8. Tom Petty - Wildflowers
7. Joy Division - Closer
6. Radiohead- In Rainbows
5. Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile
4. The Beatles - The Beatles (White Album)
3. The Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed
2. The Cure - Disintegration
1. Tom Waits - Bone Machine

 

[Woob_woob]

Ok, voting is supposed to be done tomorrow, but since I'm only about half way through adding everything up I'm going to extend that deadline til Sunday (12/6)

 

[waruv]

Phew, I still have a big ugly spreadsheet to filter through. This won't be as deep as I would have liked but it's been fun

Edit: As an aside, I think just listing out what I generally listen to a lot of has revealed a lot of my musical biases...namely it's way too white for its own good. I don't know how much I could really "fix" that for this list but it should inform future listening patterns given how many happened to just fall out of the Top 50.

Edit2: Going back through the thread made me realize a grievous omission and I'm quite amused at some of the comments for so many reasons. A lot of people are definitely putting a lot more time into this and there's a ton of good lists (it got me to stream Beach House - 7 and now I apparently like Beach House) than I did and I feel a bit bad but I will submit something anyway.

 

[Viking Dan]

Ok, voting is supposed to be done tomorrow, but since I'm only about half way through adding everything up I'm going to extend that deadline til Sunday (12/6)

I gotta be honest, PIFsgiving put this way on the back burner.
The extra days will make it so I can actually get a thoughtful submission together.

 

[Woob_woob]

I gotta be honest, PIFsgiving put this way on the back burner.
The extra days will make it so I can actually get a thoughtful submission together.

I'm happy my procrastination is helping others.

 

[mutem]

Well this was fun, in a masochistic sort of way.

Spoiler: Top fiddy in full

50 (1pt)	Do Make Say Think	You, You're a History in Rust
49	Boards of Canada	The Campfire Headphase
48	Sufjan Stevens	Illinois
47	Death Cab For Cutie	Transatlanticism
46	Deltron 3030	Deltron 3030
45	My Chemical Romance	Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
44	The Blood Brothers	Burn Piano Island Burn
43	Outkast	Southernplayalistic
42	Curtis Mayfield	Curtis
41	Madvillain	Madvillainy
40	DFA1979	You're A Woman I'm a Machine
39	Refused	Shape of Punk to Come
38	Weezer	The Blue Album
37	Marvin Gaye	What's Going On
36	Queens of the Stone Age	Rated R
35	The Beatles	Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
34	Bloc Party	Silent Alarm
33	Sigur Ros	Takk
32	At The Drive-In	Relationship of Command
31	Nas	Illmatic
30	Motion City Soundtrack	Commit This To Memory
29	milo	so the flies don't come
28	BADBADNOTGOOD	IV
27	Bonobo	Days To Come
26	Wu Tang Clan	Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
25	Khruangbin	The Universe Smiles Upon You
24	Elliott Smith	XO
23	Moneen	Are We Really Happy?
22	The Weakerthans	Reconstruction Site
21	Courtney Barnett	Sometimes I Sit and Think, Sometimes I Just Sit
20	why?	Alopecia
19	Black Star	Mos Def & Talib Kweli are...
18	The Dismemberment Plan	Emergency & I
17	The Fugees	The Score
16	Radiohead	In Rainbows
15	Explosions in the Sky	The Earth is Not a Cold Dead Place
14	Nujabes	Metaphorical Music
13	Gang Starr	Moment of Truth
12	Brand New	The Devil & God Are Raging Inside Me
11	Kendrick Lamar	To Pimp a Butterfly
10	Stevie Wonder	Songs in the Key of Life
9	Modest Mouse	Good News For People Who Love Bad News
8	A Tribe Called Quest	People's Instinctive Travels
7	Miles Davis	Kind of Blue
6	The Notorious B.I.G.	Ready To Die
5	Wilco	Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
4	Broken Social Scene	You Forgot It In People
3	Frightened Rabbit	The Midnight Organ Fight
2	The Blood Brothers	Crimes
1 (50pts)	The Weakerthans	Left and Leaving

 

[BjorgenFjorgen]

Well this was fun, in a masochistic sort of way.

Spoiler: Top fiddy in full

50 (1pt)	Do Make Say Think	You, You're a History in Rust
49	Boards of Canada	The Campfire Headphase
48	Sufjan Stevens	Illinois
47	Death Cab For Cutie	Transatlanticism
46	Deltron 3030	Deltron 3030
45	My Chemical Romance	Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
44	The Blood Brothers	Burn Piano Island Burn
43	Outkast	Southernplayalistic
42	Curtis Mayfield	Curtis
41	Madvillain	Madvillainy
40	DFA1979	You're A Woman I'm a Machine
39	Refused	Shape of Punk to Come
38	Weezer	The Blue Album
37	Marvin Gaye	What's Going On
36	Queens of the Stone Age	Rated R
35	The Beatles	Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
34	Bloc Party	Silent Alarm
33	Sigur Ros	Takk
32	At The Drive-In	Relationship of Command
31	Nas	Illmatic
30	Motion City Soundtrack	Commit This To Memory
29	milo	so the flies don't come
28	BADBADNOTGOOD	IV
27	Bonobo	Days To Come
26	Wu Tang Clan	Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
25	Khruangbin	The Universe Smiles Upon You
24	Elliott Smith	XO
23	Moneen	Are We Really Happy?
22	The Weakerthans	Reconstruction Site
21	Courtney Barnett	Sometimes I Sit and Think, Sometimes I Just Sit
20	why?	Alopecia
19	Black Star	Mos Def & Talib Kweli are...
18	The Dismemberment Plan	Emergency & I
17	The Fugees	The Score
16	Radiohead	In Rainbows
15	Explosions in the Sky	The Earth is Not a Cold Dead Place
14	Nujabes	Metaphorical Music
13	Gang Starr	Moment of Truth
12	Brand New	The Devil & God Are Raging Inside Me
11	Kendrick Lamar	To Pimp a Butterfly
10	Stevie Wonder	Songs in the Key of Life
9	Modest Mouse	Good News For People Who Love Bad News
8	A Tribe Called Quest	People's Instinctive Travels
7	Miles Davis	Kind of Blue
6	The Notorious B.I.G.	Ready To Die
5	Wilco	Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
4	Broken Social Scene	You Forgot It In People
3	Frightened Rabbit	The Midnight Organ Fight
2	The Blood Brothers	Crimes
1 (50pts)	The Weakerthans	Left and Leaving

A lot of excellent CanCon on this list. Was not expecting Moneen to show up.

 

[Nee Lewman]

Spoiler

1. What’s Going On? - Marvin Gaye

1. The Phosphorescent Blues - Punch Brothers
2. Abbey Road - The Beatles
3. Otis Blue - Otis Redding
4. Dusty In Memphis - Dusty Springfield
5. Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
6. This Year’s Model - Elvis Costello and the Attractions
7. Angel Dust - Faith No More
8. Everybody Knows This is Nowhere - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
9. Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
10. Will The Cirlcle Be Unbroken - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
11. The Downward Spiral - Nine Inch Nails
12. Hunky Dory - David Bowie
13. Love Symbol - Prince
14. Songs in the Key of Life - Stevie Wonder
15. Endtroducing... - DJ Shadow
16. Rabies - Skinny Puppy
17. Anodyne - Uncle Tupelo
18. Omoiyari - Kishi Bashi
19. Honky Tonk Heroes - Waylon Jennings
20. Stakes is High - De La Soul
21. Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
22. Being There - Wilco
23. Live ‘93 - The Orb
24. Kristofferson - Kris Kristofferson
25. Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star
26. Mode for Joe - Joe Henderson
27. Aretha Now - Aretha Franklin
28. Heavy Rhyme Experience Vol. 1 - The Brand New Heavies
29. Red Headed Stranger - Willie Nelson
30. The Bends - Radiohead
31. Very - Pet Shop Boys
32. The Sidewinder - Lee Morgan
33. Blue - Joni Mitchell
34. One Day It’ll All Make Sense - Common
35. A Sailor’s Guide to Earth - Sturgill Simpson
36. Delusions of Grandeur - The Hardkiss Brothers
37. Voodoo - D’Angelo
38. Things Fall Apart - The Roots
39. Ill Communication - Beastie Boys
40. The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion - The Black Crowes
41. So - Peter Gabriel
42. Changes - Neal Francis
43. Low End Theory - A Tribe Called Quest
44. Mama’s Gun - Erykah Badu
45. In Utero - Nirvana
46. There’s a Riot Goin’ On - Sly & the Family Stone
47. Fugazi (7 songs) - Fugazi
48. Songs for the Deaf - Queens of the Stone Age
49. Harmony of Difference - Kamasi Washington[/spolier]

 

[Nee Lewman]

Spoiler

1. What’s Going On? - Marvin Gaye
2. The Phosphorescent Blues - Punch Brothers
3. Abbey Road - The Beatles
4. Otis Blue - Otis Redding
5. Dusty In Memphis - Dusty Springfield
6. Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
7. This Year’s Model - Elvis Costello and the Attractions
8. Angel Dust - Faith No More
9. Everybody Knows This is Nowhere - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
10. Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
11. Will The Cirlcle Be Unbroken - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
12. The Downward Spiral - Nine Inch Nails
13. Hunky Dory - David Bowie
14. Love Symbol - Prince
15. Songs in the Key of Life - Stevie Wonder
16. Endtroducing... - DJ Shadow
17. Rabies - Skinny Puppy
18. Anodyne - Uncle Tupelo
19. Omoiyari - Kishi Bashi
20. Honky Tonk Heroes - Waylon Jennings
21. Stakes is High - De La Soul
22. Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
23. Being There - Wilco
24. Live ‘93 - The Orb
25. Kristofferson - Kris Kristofferson
26. Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star
27. Mode for Joe - Joe Henderson
28. Aretha Now - Aretha Franklin
29. Heavy Rhyme Experience Vol. 1 - The Brand New Heavies
30. Red Headed Stranger - Willie Nelson
31. The Bends - Radiohead
32. Very - Pet Shop Boys
33. The Sidewinder - Lee Morgan
34. Blue - Joni Mitchell
35. One Day It’ll All Make Sense - Common
36. A Sailor’s Guide to Earth - Sturgill Simpson
37. Delusions of Grandeur - The Hardkiss Brothers
38. Voodoo - D’Angelo
39. Things Fall Apart - The Roots
40. Ill Communication - Beastie Boys
41. The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion - The Black Crowes
42. So - Peter Gabriel
43. Changes - Neal Francis
44. Low End Theory - A Tribe Called Quest
45. Mama’s Gun - Erykah Badu
46. In Utero - Nirvana
47. There’s a Riot Goin’ On - Sly & the Family Stone
48. Fugazi (7 songs) - Fugazi
49. Songs for the Deaf - Queens of the Stone Age
50. Harmony of Difference - Kamasi Washington[/spolier]

I’m not trying to figure out the damn cut an paste thing. Shift 1 after.