Chart of the day (#308): By musicmanstu

[albummaster]

Today's chart of the day

Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by musicmanstu (View chart)

1. British Steel by Judas Priest (1980)
2. Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen (1975)
3. Purple Rain by Prince (1984)
4. Dreaming My Dreams by Waylon Jennings (1975)
5. Led Zeppelin II by Led Zeppelin (1969)
6. Unleashed in the East by Judas Priest (1979)
7. Magic by Bruce Springsteen (2007)
8. Live Bullet by Bob Seger (1976)
9. Animals by Pink Floyd (1977)
10. Screaming For Vengeance by Judas Priest (1982)
11. The Rising by Bruce Springsteen (2002)
12. Perfect Strangers by Deep Purple (1984)
13. Blackout by Scorpions (1982)
14. Live After Death by Iron Maiden (1985)
15. Moving Pictures by Rush (1981)
16. Meddle by Pink Floyd (1971)
17. Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son by Iron Maiden (1988)
18. Sad Wings Of Destiny by Judas Priest (1976)
19. Jar Of Flies by Alice In Chains (1994)
20. The Wall by Pink Floyd (1979)
21. The Eternal Idol by Black Sabbath (1987)
22. Stained Class by Judas Priest (1978)
23. Deepest Purple by Deep Purple (1980)
24. Resurrection by Halford (2000)
25. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath by Black Sabbath (1973)
26. Diary Of A Madman by Ozzy Osbourne (1981)
27. Orgasmatron by Motörhead (1986)
28. Sultans Of Swing: The Very Best Of Dire Straits by Dire Straits (1998)
29. Tunnel Of Love by Bruce Springsteen (1987)
30. Holy Diver by Dio (1983)
31. Ride The Lightning by Metallica (1984)
32. 1984 by Van Halen (1984)
33. Get Lucky by Loverboy (1981)
34. Piece Of Mind by Iron Maiden (1983)
35. Darkness on the Edge of Town by Bruce Springsteen (1978)
36. Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath (1970)
37. Killing Machine by Judas Priest (1978)
38. The Best Of The Moody Blues by The Moody Blues (1997)
39. Machine Head by Deep Purple (1972)
40. Destroyer by Kiss (1976)
41. Sin After Sin by Judas Priest (1977)
42. Crazy Nights by Kiss (1987)
43. Led Zeppelin IV by Led Zeppelin (1971)
44. Stranger In Town by Bob Seger (1978)
45. Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin (1975)
46. Waylon Live by Waylon Jennings (1976)
47. Heaven And Hell by Black Sabbath (1980)
48. Who's Next by The Who (1971)
49. Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd (1975)
50. Angel Of Retribution by Judas Priest (2005)
51. Around The World In A Day by Prince (1985)
52. Master Of Puppets by Metallica (1986)
53. ...And Justice For All by Metallica (1988)
54. The Number Of The Beast by Iron Maiden (1982)
55. Lovedrive by Scorpions (1979)
56. Every Breath You Take: The Singles by The Police (1986)
57. Rising by Rainbow (1976)
58. Defenders Of The Faith by Judas Priest (1984)
59. Against The Wind by Bob Seger (1980)
60. The Essential Neil Diamond by Neil Diamond (2001)
61. Master Of Reality by Black Sabbath (1971)
62. Core by Stone Temple Pilots (1992)
63. Smash Hits by The Jimi Hendrix Experience (1968)
64. Nostradamus by Judas Priest (2008)
65. The Very Best Of Buddy Holly by Buddy Holly (1996)
66. Gold by ABBA (1992)
67. Love Gun by Kiss (1977)
68. Lucky Town by Bruce Springsteen (1992)
69. Peace Sells... But Who's Buying? by Megadeth (1986)
70. At Budokan by Cheap Trick (1979)
71. The River by Bruce Springsteen (1980)
72. Countdown To Extinction by Megadeth (1992)
73. Night Moves by Bob Seger (1976)
74. Shout At The Devil by Mötley Crüe (1983)
75. Straight Between The Eyes by Rainbow (1982)
76. Rubber Soul by The Beatles (1965)
77. Painkiller by Judas Priest (1990)
78. Appetite For Destruction by Guns 'n' Roses (1987)
79. Sabotage by Black Sabbath (1975)
80. Somewhere In Time by Iron Maiden (1986)
81. Kill 'Em All by Metallica (1983)
82. Dehumanizer by Black Sabbath (1992)
83. In Rock by Deep Purple (1970)
84. Billion Dollar Babies by Alice Cooper (1973)
85. Alive II by Kiss (1977)
86. Hey Stoopid by Alice Cooper (1991)
87. Born in the U.S.A. by Bruce Springsteen (1984)
88. My Generation - The Very Best Of The Who by The Who (1996)
89. Sting In The Tail by Scorpions (2010)
90. Slip Of The Tongue by Whitesnake (1989)
91. Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness by The Smashing Pumpkins (1995)
92. 5150 by Van Halen (1986)
93. Operation: Mindcrime by Queensrÿche (1988)
94. Allied Forces by Triumph (1981)
95. Love At First Sting by Scorpions (1984)
96. Rust In Peace by Megadeth (1990)
97. Changesbowie by David Bowie (1990)
98. Khaos Legions by Arch Enemy (2011)
99. Revolution by Miranda Lambert (2009)
100. Four The Record by Miranda Lambert (2011)

About chart of the day: The BestEverAlbums.com chart of the day is randomly selected from all charts of at least 50 entries (and divisible by ten). Charts are only selected if they have a minimum average rating of 75 out of 100 from at least 10 votes, and must have been updated in the last 180 days. In addition, a chart must allow member feedback for it to be eligible to be selected.

[Saoirse]

Aww yes, the author of the real-life non-fiction thread.... this is pretty anti-punk

[musicmanstu]

Has everybody got their Metal on?? Ha!
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[Mother Nature's Son]

Definitely some killer choices here.. unfortunately a little disappointing with all the compilations on this album-based site. But they are albums as well, keep on rockin'!
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[musicmanstu]

I like compilations, they serve all my needs. If it is NOT one of my favorite bands, why buy all their albums when it makes much more economic sense to get the hits packages. All the goodies are right there on one disc! I do like to save some dough!
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[Mother Nature's Son]

There's nothing wrong with compilations, you find some great songs there of course. But you usually don't find the true greats: the deeper cuts, the songs that become your personal favorites. Greatest hits are great, but not all of them are long lasting.
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[Puncture Repair]

I've always thought listening compilations is like watching a movie that's, say, nothing but the best scenes from all of Christopher Nolan's movies.

They're fine if their an artist you're not crazy about, but have maybe 10 good songs, but they don't capture the mood an album can portray or the message the artists were trying to put across.

I don't know why anyone would listen to the best of Pink Floyd or Radiohead.

But anyway, great chart, good to see Born to Run so high. A very interesting collection of progressive, folk and heavy metal

[Guest]

I would say this chart is rather vocalist-oriented one, but that's not a bad thing. Good vocals are always something one can take refuge in.

[Facetious]

Uhh.........decent chart