Top 10 favourite Albums of All Time

Interesting , I personally think Pepper has dated somewhat especially the George Harrison "eastern " stuff on the album. Very country orientated , surprised you would pick Nashville above John Wesley Harding album. I too was tempted with the stones in top 10 though I would have gone with Exile.Good selection I'll give Willie Nelson a try.

Blow by Blow - Jeff Beck Also Truth, Jeff, Guitar Shop, Who Else
Winter of 88 - Johnny Winter and a couple more from JW
Electric Lady Land - Jimi Hendrix
John Mayall - A Sense of Place
Ten Years After - Live
George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers (first album)
Howlin' Wolf - Best Of
Les Paul and Friends - Les Paul and Friends (his last album)
The Best of John Lee Hooker also The Healer and Mr. Lucky
Stevie Ray Vaughn's first album

Dark side of the moon and electric ladyland have to be up there somewhere.

I brought up Les Paul and Friends...Most of us are old time music fans and probably never heard this album. It was released in 2005 and if you're old school, I think you'll enjoy this album.

Here's the contents and "friends":

Track: 10: Let Me Roll It - Richie Sambora,
Track: 11: Caravan - Les Paul,
Track: 12: Good Morning Little Schoolgirl - Buddy Guy, Keith Richards, Rick Derringer,
Track: 13: All I Want Is You - Johnny Rzeznik (of Goo Goo Dolls),
Track: 14: 69 Freedom Special - Les Paul & Friends All Star Jam,
Track: 15: Fly Like An Eagle (2005) - Steve Miller,
Track: 16: I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know - Joe Perry & Mick Hucknall (of Simply Red),
Track: 1: Intro,
Track: 2: Love Sneakin' Up On You - Sting & Joss Stone,
Track: 3: Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo - Kenny Wayne Shepherd & Edgar Winter,
Track: 4: Somebody Ease My Troublin' Mind - Eric Clapton & Sam Cooke,
Track: 5: So Into You - Peter Frampton,
Track: 6: How High The Moon - Les Paul & Alsou,
Track: 7: Bad Case Of Lovin' You - Billy Gibbons (of ZZ Top),
Track: 8: I Wanna Know You - Neal Schon & Beth Hart,
Track: 9: Good News - Jeff Beck & Sam Cooke

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I would cheat and pick Led Zep greatest hits in top 15.The Who I would choose Live At Leeds one of best Live Albums ever.Rory Awesome mate.

revolver - the beatles
oasis - be here now
australian crawl - boys light up
kinks - first english release
flamin' groovies - shake some action
spilt enz - frenzy
sex pistols - never mind the bollocks
seahorses - do it yourself
dave edmunds - de7
crying nut - 하수연가

Hey Darren -Cool Topic Idea!

Too hard to choose 10, so here's my Dirty Dozen! I couldn't leave Rock royalty >>> The Beatles and Stones off the list could I? Well No I could not.

I have seen all of these acts live except Meatloaf and the Beatles ...I did see Paul solo though and his band rocked!

1). Highway to Hell - Ac/Dc
2). British Steel - Judas Priest
3). Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath
4). Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
5.) Rocks - Aerosmith
6.) Fair Warning - Van Halen
7.) Live Alive - Stevie Ray Vaughn
8.) Bat out of Hell - Meatloaf
9.) Love at First Sting - Scorpions
10.) Who's Next - The Who
11.) Exile on Main Street - The Rolling Stones
12.) Revolver - The Beatles

The order could change on any given day depending where my head is at.

Some of my favorites are:
The Beatles - White Album
The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
King Crimson
Soundtrack of the movie Barry Lyndon
Complete piano music of Erik Satie (don't have the title handy)

Hardrays Night,
Sex Pistols would be top 20 for me Kinks about 30 ( greatest hits would be top20).Be here now isn't even Oasis best album!Nice heavy orientated choice from Gforce and oh how I wish Bon Scott could have sang Back in Black!Aerosmith I would go with Premenant Vacation as I prefer the well produced stuff by them.Scorpions World Wide live is great album but the Video of show is bit boring.You have Fair Warning over Van Halen Debut interesting.Exile on Main Street sometimes pushes in my own top 10.
DJL some good choices though can't comment on King Crimson.I wish the White Album had been a single Album as I feel some of the tracks are average( but Beatles Average is better than most peoples songs).

In no particular order:

1) Mobb Deep - Hell On Earth
2) Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
3) Opeth - Deliverance
4) The Cure - Pornography
5) Korn - Untouchables
6) Marilyn Manson - Holy Wood
7) Jay Z - The Blueprint
8) 2pac - All Eyez On Me
9) Sisters of Mercy - Floodland
10) Type O Negative - Bloody Kisses

I can list at least 1000 more albums really.

I can vote for any genre, right? But, my favorite is always Truly Madly Completely by Savage Garden. So soothing listening their voice!

at least dead loss dylan is well away from my list.

the ultimate waste of vinyl

Great pick for #1! I love that album and it still sounds fresh 37 years later. If I had to pick just one Dylan album though, I think I would pick Blonde on Blonde or The Basement Tapes ( with The Band ) or Highway 61 Revisted. Hard choice really.

How about...

Queen-Debut album
Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon
The Who-My Generation

Bob Dylan , now thats a writer
Thailand Angel: Country Love Song Written by Ben Krahne | Nashville / California

Yes well I have my top 10 boiled down to 100 -

... and I agree with so many of them already above in this thread (great minds think alike), that I won't bother repeating them (LedZ, BDylan, Beatles, PFloyd, Cure, JimiH, Pistols, JMitchell, LCohen), ETC ETC ETC.

but I must raise you one, my most treasured of all:

#1 RAMONES ANTHOLOGY


and I call you on

#2 SUICIDAL TENDENCIES

2pac - greatest hits!

These are the albums that I just keep coming back to. I left off a tenth selection because I just couldn't decide:

John Hiatt - Hiatt Comes Alive at the Budokan
John Hiatt - Perfectly Good Guitar
Doc Watson - Legacy
Guns 'N Roses - Appetite For Destruction
Poison - Look What the Cat Dragged In (guilty pleasure...)
Soundgarden - Superunknown
Warren Zevon - Genius (the only Best Of I allowed myself)
Lo-Watt Radio - Thousand Days of Rain
Lo-Watt Radio - Crushing Plant

The Who - Who's Next
Toto - IV
The Guess Who - Share the Land
Bob Seger - Night Moves
Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic
Peter Gabriel - So
Bruce Hornsby - The Way it Is
The Police - Synchronicity
Edgar Winter - They Only Come at Night
Three Dog Night - Naturally

I don't really listen to a lot of albums, so here's my mini list (no particular order) -

Biggie - Ready to Die
Biggie - Life After Death
Lloyd Banks - The Hunger For More 2
Lloyd Banks - The Cold Corner 2 (mixtape but could have been an album)
The Game - The Documentary
NWA - Straight Outta Compton
Dr Dre - The Chronic

I listen to more mixtapes than anything else, but as you can see, my list is VERY different from others posted.

Not in order:

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - Black Sabbath
Bandolier - Budgie
Close To The Edge - Yes
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
A Farewell To Kings - Rush
Hot Rats - Frank Zappa
Nursery Cryme - Genesis
Songs From the Wood - Jethro Tull
Script For A Jester's Tear - Marillion
Permanent Waves - Rush
Leftoverture - Kansas
The Sky Moves Sideways - Porcupine Tree

Yeah, I know that's twelve, but WTF.

Let Me Roll It - Richie Sambora,
Caravan - Les Paul,