Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by 
benpaco 
Order good words bad but all WIPs are WIPs forever when it comes to me so I might as well not wait to publish this. Hoping to actually write descriptions instead of relying on the ones I wrote in literally high school someday but *shrug*
- Chart updated: 08/03/2019 20:45
- (Created: 07/27/2013 05:01).
- Chart size: 100 albums.
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Rock, Folk Rock
"I've loved you more"
When I was born, I'm told that the ride home from the hospital was soundtracked with this album on cassette. I do hope that's a true story, as it's certainly one that makes my life make more sense.
This album was about all I had until 6th grade. I'd heard other Beatles albums but this was always, always my favorite. I knew all the words by heart by kindergarten, and sang them so often (and so poorly) that my friends pooled together about $5 to pay for me to get singing lessons.
This album's matured with me though. It isn't here for nostalgia. This is part of what pulled me out from depression. This, coupled with and soundtracking a number of other minor developments, was what it took to remind me of the happiness that exists in life, and that maybe I just needed to be more actively searching for it.
I think it's because I've been able to find some more stability in my life that this has come back to number one. Deja will always have my back, but this has me in the right mood, you know?
Favorite song: In My Life. My favorite song, frankly. [First added to this chart: 08/01/2013]
"I've loved you more"
When I was born, I'm told that the ride home from the hospital was soundtracked with this album on cassette. I do hope that's a true story, as it's certainly one that makes my life make more sense.
This album was about all I had until 6th grade. I'd heard other Beatles albums but this was always, always my favorite. I knew all the words by heart by kindergarten, and sang them so often (and so poorly) that my friends pooled together about $5 to pay for me to get singing lessons.
This album's matured with me though. It isn't here for nostalgia. This is part of what pulled me out from depression. This, coupled with and soundtracking a number of other minor developments, was what it took to remind me of the happiness that exists in life, and that maybe I just needed to be more actively searching for it.
I think it's because I've been able to find some more stability in my life that this has come back to number one. Deja will always have my back, but this has me in the right mood, you know?
Favorite song: In My Life. My favorite song, frankly. [First added to this chart: 08/01/2013]
Year of Release:
1965
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30,608
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Post Punk
"I'm not afraid anymore"
For an album filled with what many would think of as an overwhelming negativity, that lines always been the one that sticks with me. Unknown Pleasures is raw in the most pure sense. Every emotion, every mood, everything appears over the course of this album.
I first found this album in 6th grade, after receiving my first ever iTunes gift card. I logged onto iTunes to buy a Beatles album, as that's all I listened to, and was shocked to see that they weren't on there. I pulled up the previews for this, as I knew it was a favorite of my dad's. It was alright, but the previews can be deceiving, so I ended up buying a "Best of ELO" instead.
Then, in 7th grade, we bought a record player that converts to MP3. For my dad's birthday, I went to record this and put it on his iPod. From the first drum strike on Disorder, I was taken by the rhythm. By the emotion. By the distortion, by the pain, by the energy.
This album is one of a select few that have, at some point in my existence, stopped me from doing anything exceedingly stupid while I was depressed. I sat down at my computer, in tears from something dumb, a fight with my mom, a breakup, a fight with a friend, etc, and wanted nothing more than to die. This album was the outlet, the release. This let all the pain I felt in my flow from my head through my earbuds into the speakers and back out as Ian's voice, as Hooky's bass, as the whole cacophony of chaos Hannett placed overtop all of it. This album is why my heart still beats.
Favorite song: Disorder. First song I learned to play on bass, and still one of my favorite bass lines to play or listen to. I've shared this story here before, but one of my closest friends and I were hanging out pretty early in our friendship, still getting to know each other, and I threw on "Disorder" on her spotify. She dropped her clothes she'd been pulling out to pack and just started dancing to the bass. That was the moment I knew I'd met a lifelong friend. Chaos should be celebrated. [First added to this chart: 07/26/2013]
"I'm not afraid anymore"
For an album filled with what many would think of as an overwhelming negativity, that lines always been the one that sticks with me. Unknown Pleasures is raw in the most pure sense. Every emotion, every mood, everything appears over the course of this album.
I first found this album in 6th grade, after receiving my first ever iTunes gift card. I logged onto iTunes to buy a Beatles album, as that's all I listened to, and was shocked to see that they weren't on there. I pulled up the previews for this, as I knew it was a favorite of my dad's. It was alright, but the previews can be deceiving, so I ended up buying a "Best of ELO" instead.
Then, in 7th grade, we bought a record player that converts to MP3. For my dad's birthday, I went to record this and put it on his iPod. From the first drum strike on Disorder, I was taken by the rhythm. By the emotion. By the distortion, by the pain, by the energy.
This album is one of a select few that have, at some point in my existence, stopped me from doing anything exceedingly stupid while I was depressed. I sat down at my computer, in tears from something dumb, a fight with my mom, a breakup, a fight with a friend, etc, and wanted nothing more than to die. This album was the outlet, the release. This let all the pain I felt in my flow from my head through my earbuds into the speakers and back out as Ian's voice, as Hooky's bass, as the whole cacophony of chaos Hannett placed overtop all of it. This album is why my heart still beats.
Favorite song: Disorder. First song I learned to play on bass, and still one of my favorite bass lines to play or listen to. I've shared this story here before, but one of my closest friends and I were hanging out pretty early in our friendship, still getting to know each other, and I threw on "Disorder" on her spotify. She dropped her clothes she'd been pulling out to pack and just started dancing to the bass. That was the moment I knew I'd met a lifelong friend. Chaos should be celebrated. [First added to this chart: 07/26/2013]
Year of Release:
1979
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Lo-fi, Folk
"Someday my pain will mark you"
If the above album is chaos, this is acceptance. Justin wrote this for a high school love, and fittingly, this album found me around the time I fell hard for the first time, entering high school. I heard "RE:Stacks" for the first time on HOUSE and bought the album shortly after. Sent a youtube video of "RE:Stacks" to a friend who was just excited he had a song "named after her" (a running joke).
Fast forward almost 3 years. I'm sitting here today. I'm moved on. This album was the roller coaster that got me through everything everyone knew me as whiny for on this site. This album is to me equal parts love and heartbreak. It's not a tale of maturity - quite the opposite, in fact, Vernon, who'd long since left his "love" has only just realized he's still caught up on someone he never had much of a chance with to begin with - but rather of going "eh, I'm in this, I'll deal". This is the dealing. This is another album which stopped me from doing some stupid things to myself, just because I felt the attachment, felt that someone else had been there.
Favorite song: Terribly difficult choice, but For Emma. Incredibly haunting track, and in context of the album, very different, very built and structured. [First added to this chart: 07/26/2013]
"Someday my pain will mark you"
If the above album is chaos, this is acceptance. Justin wrote this for a high school love, and fittingly, this album found me around the time I fell hard for the first time, entering high school. I heard "RE:Stacks" for the first time on HOUSE and bought the album shortly after. Sent a youtube video of "RE:Stacks" to a friend who was just excited he had a song "named after her" (a running joke).
Fast forward almost 3 years. I'm sitting here today. I'm moved on. This album was the roller coaster that got me through everything everyone knew me as whiny for on this site. This album is to me equal parts love and heartbreak. It's not a tale of maturity - quite the opposite, in fact, Vernon, who'd long since left his "love" has only just realized he's still caught up on someone he never had much of a chance with to begin with - but rather of going "eh, I'm in this, I'll deal". This is the dealing. This is another album which stopped me from doing some stupid things to myself, just because I felt the attachment, felt that someone else had been there.
Favorite song: Terribly difficult choice, but For Emma. Incredibly haunting track, and in context of the album, very different, very built and structured. [First added to this chart: 07/26/2013]
Year of Release:
2007
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12,925
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Pop Folk
"Make tiny changes to Earth"
What am I supposed to say now that Scott is gone that hasn't been said? I got to see this album's 10th anniversary tour, which breathed fresh life into an album I already loved. This feels so wrong to listen to at times, and so encouraging at others, and so crushing at other times still. It's a morbid beauty, and one that has brought me such comfort and strength in hard times. [First added to this chart: 11/21/2013]
"Make tiny changes to Earth"
What am I supposed to say now that Scott is gone that hasn't been said? I got to see this album's 10th anniversary tour, which breathed fresh life into an album I already loved. This feels so wrong to listen to at times, and so encouraging at others, and so crushing at other times still. It's a morbid beauty, and one that has brought me such comfort and strength in hard times. [First added to this chart: 11/21/2013]
Year of Release:
2008
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977
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Emo, Pop Rock
"I once knew a girl
In the years of my youth
With eyes like the summer
All beauty and truth"
This album came into my life when "Hey There Delilah", David Gray, and Five For Fighting was about all you heard at my house. So I think when I first heard "I Will Follow You Into The Dark", I sort of rolled my eyes that it was just more of my parents music. But I sat down and gave it a proper listen and really fell in love.
Favorite track: Different Names For The Same Thing. That chorus, vocally, is absolutely crushing. It's just haunting, it's like whistling in an empty, damp house. Oh, chills down my spine. [First added to this chart: 08/01/2013]
"I once knew a girl
In the years of my youth
With eyes like the summer
All beauty and truth"
This album came into my life when "Hey There Delilah", David Gray, and Five For Fighting was about all you heard at my house. So I think when I first heard "I Will Follow You Into The Dark", I sort of rolled my eyes that it was just more of my parents music. But I sat down and gave it a proper listen and really fell in love.
Favorite track: Different Names For The Same Thing. That chorus, vocally, is absolutely crushing. It's just haunting, it's like whistling in an empty, damp house. Oh, chills down my spine. [First added to this chart: 08/01/2013]
Year of Release:
2005
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2,572
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Baroque Pop
"What sticks in my mind
Is the dew drop hanging off your nose
Shriveled up and blue
And I'm getting older too
But I don't want to die like you"
Oh Skylarking. Took me much too long to listen to this, my dad's cassette version died when I tried for the first time. I was in the shower, listening on my little cassette player to the album, a random choice, but my choice nonetheless, and it just exploded. Tape had gone bad.
When I eventually did find this album at Rasputin's, I bought it for my dad as I felt bad for the tape. This is the album that makes it the highest on my list without having any kind of nostalgia. This album is here due to its art. The chord changes have never been equaled, the time signature on "The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul" is still rarely used. This is math rock, maybe, by the definition I've heard round here, but more than anything it's beauty.
Favorite song: Dear God. If you have a problem with the message behind this song, poo on you. This is what made me question ... everything. And I found my own answers as a result.
EDIT: lostcontrol pointed out correctly that Dear God wasn't on the original version. So Another Satellite. Sillier song, but dark and strangely floaty. Floaty? Floaty. [First added to this chart: 07/26/2013]
"What sticks in my mind
Is the dew drop hanging off your nose
Shriveled up and blue
And I'm getting older too
But I don't want to die like you"
Oh Skylarking. Took me much too long to listen to this, my dad's cassette version died when I tried for the first time. I was in the shower, listening on my little cassette player to the album, a random choice, but my choice nonetheless, and it just exploded. Tape had gone bad.
When I eventually did find this album at Rasputin's, I bought it for my dad as I felt bad for the tape. This is the album that makes it the highest on my list without having any kind of nostalgia. This album is here due to its art. The chord changes have never been equaled, the time signature on "The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul" is still rarely used. This is math rock, maybe, by the definition I've heard round here, but more than anything it's beauty.
Favorite song: Dear God. If you have a problem with the message behind this song, poo on you. This is what made me question ... everything. And I found my own answers as a result.
EDIT: lostcontrol pointed out correctly that Dear God wasn't on the original version. So Another Satellite. Sillier song, but dark and strangely floaty. Floaty? Floaty. [First added to this chart: 07/26/2013]
Year of Release:
1986
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4,928
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Art rap
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Alternative Rock
"I'm just a normal boy that sank when I fell overboard"
Damn this album needs some love on this site. I ... there's not words to describe it. It's a kid who got pushed to hard off the swings, bled on the ground and cried for a while, then got up and smiled.
This is an album I really wish I had when I was battling against myself. It's an album that seems to have reached out to a lot of people, just by being general yet universal in its messages. While musically simple (the whole album sticks to the same key signature and largely the same chords in different progressions), there's a deeper feeling here in the voice and in the instrumentation, especially in the strings, that just take this album to an incredible level. Really worth giving a listen to whenever you're struggling in life.
Favorite song: Congratulations. Bittersweet is my favorite emotion, and this captures it beautifully, both in the lyrics and in the pain felt through Justin's voice against the peppiness of Imogen Heap. [First added to this chart: 07/26/2013]
"I'm just a normal boy that sank when I fell overboard"
Damn this album needs some love on this site. I ... there's not words to describe it. It's a kid who got pushed to hard off the swings, bled on the ground and cried for a while, then got up and smiled.
This is an album I really wish I had when I was battling against myself. It's an album that seems to have reached out to a lot of people, just by being general yet universal in its messages. While musically simple (the whole album sticks to the same key signature and largely the same chords in different progressions), there's a deeper feeling here in the voice and in the instrumentation, especially in the strings, that just take this album to an incredible level. Really worth giving a listen to whenever you're struggling in life.
Favorite song: Congratulations. Bittersweet is my favorite emotion, and this captures it beautifully, both in the lyrics and in the pain felt through Justin's voice against the peppiness of Imogen Heap. [First added to this chart: 07/26/2013]
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Post-Punk
"And when you go to sleep tonight
You'll find you have that same old dream "
This album is a symphony of weird. Tritones, tritones, tritones. Reininger's strings and vocals, matched with Brown's saxophone and Peter Principle (of The Residents fame)'s minimalist drums range from horror film soundtrack to almost danceable music. There's an eeriness through, largely due to Brown's whale-like saxophone work. Every lyric is strange in a way that is beautiful, and every song never goes anywhere while taking you everywhere. It's a very strange experience, and I think, one of the finest post-punk experiences ever created.
Favorite song: 59 To 1. A masterpiece of saxophone work, an infectious bassline, a terrifyingly confusing music video, and haunting lyrics make for a brilliant combination. [First added to this chart: 08/13/2013]
"And when you go to sleep tonight
You'll find you have that same old dream "
This album is a symphony of weird. Tritones, tritones, tritones. Reininger's strings and vocals, matched with Brown's saxophone and Peter Principle (of The Residents fame)'s minimalist drums range from horror film soundtrack to almost danceable music. There's an eeriness through, largely due to Brown's whale-like saxophone work. Every lyric is strange in a way that is beautiful, and every song never goes anywhere while taking you everywhere. It's a very strange experience, and I think, one of the finest post-punk experiences ever created.
Favorite song: 59 To 1. A masterpiece of saxophone work, an infectious bassline, a terrifyingly confusing music video, and haunting lyrics make for a brilliant combination. [First added to this chart: 08/13/2013]
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Twangy Indie Rock
"Do you want to die? Fine, you're right, but I wonder what it feels like to stop feeling so alive."
I wasn't a huge fan of this album, or this band, when I first encountered them. Several people, including Rocky, had suggested them to me, and I'd listened to some but was whelmed. It was only when they came to my school for a free show that I went with a friend and really got into the music. I'd decided I liked "Recycling" and "Size of the Moon" before the show, and came out liking their whole set.
[This lifechanging experience docummented in Pinegrove's live album, all 11/29/16 dates https://pinegrove.bandcamp.com/album/elsewhere]
I still don't fully know where this will settle on my list, but it's brought me immense comfort in a variety of contexts at a variety of times. [First added to this chart: 11/17/2017]
"Do you want to die? Fine, you're right, but I wonder what it feels like to stop feeling so alive."
I wasn't a huge fan of this album, or this band, when I first encountered them. Several people, including Rocky, had suggested them to me, and I'd listened to some but was whelmed. It was only when they came to my school for a free show that I went with a friend and really got into the music. I'd decided I liked "Recycling" and "Size of the Moon" before the show, and came out liking their whole set.
[This lifechanging experience docummented in Pinegrove's live album, all 11/29/16 dates https://pinegrove.bandcamp.com/album/elsewhere]
I still don't fully know where this will settle on my list, but it's brought me immense comfort in a variety of contexts at a variety of times. [First added to this chart: 11/17/2017]
Year of Release:
2016
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797
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Top 100 Greatest Music Albums composition
| Decade | Albums | % | |
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| 1930s | 0 | 0% | |
| 1940s | 0 | 0% | |
| 1950s | 0 | 0% | |
| 1960s | 7 | 7% | |
| 1970s | 5 | 5% | |
| 1980s | 14 | 14% | |
| 1990s | 11 | 11% | |
| 2000s | 31 | 31% | |
| 2010s | 32 | 32% | |
| 2020s | 0 | 0% |
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| The Beatles | 5 | 5% | |
| The Smiths | 3 | 3% | |
| Bon Iver | 3 | 3% | |
| Joy Division | 2 | 2% | |
| The Twilight Sad | 2 | 2% | |
| The Cure | 2 | 2% | |
| Nirvana | 2 | 2% | |
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Top 100 Greatest Music Albums chart changes
| Biggest climbers |
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| Up 48 from 96th to 48th Nothing Was Missing, Except Me by Hightide Hotel |
| Up 44 from 97th to 53rd Naturally by Hightide Hotel |
| Up 36 from 79th to 43rd Electro-Shock Blues by Eels |
| Biggest fallers |
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| Down 14 from 66th to 80th Meat Is Murder by The Smiths |
| Down 13 from 68th to 81st The Freed Man by Sebadoh |
| Down 13 from 70th to 83rd Eyes Open by Snow Patrol |
| New entries |
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From Keatownrodriguez 05/14/2020 16:53
Keatownrodriguez 05/14/2020 16:53
I knew you had a special chart, but then I saw you but the Kimi No Na Wa soundtrack, major props
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From DommeDamian 01/28/2020 08:29
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Massive respect your way!
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ForegroundNoise 01/27/2020 09:47
ForegroundNoise 01/27/2020 09:47
Sure, I'd be lying if I said these albums were my kinda thing. And yeah, maybe it'd be nice to see a few less American albums dominating the roster. But goddamn, how can I give a chart anything less than perfect when that 'Disorder' anecdote makes me brim with joy like that?
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Antonio-Pedro 01/13/2019 04:03
Antonio-Pedro 01/13/2019 04:03
Miss you Ben, hope everything is going well with life, wishing you the best <3
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From Reppu1976 02/10/2018 00:42
Nice chart!
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From lobotheduck21 11/07/2017 03:09
Good to see more appreciation of Norwegian Wood
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JulianR 09/30/2017 08:12
JulianR 09/30/2017 08:12
I can tell you put effort into it, which is what really counts
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Repo 08/21/2017 04:14
Repo 08/21/2017 04:14
Hey Ben! How are you doing? It's Repo. Don't know if you found that out yet or not. Anyways, love your chart as always. Great to see Tuxedo Moon still so high. Totally love your write-up for Rubber soul!! Peace, brother! Keep up the good fight.
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craola 08/20/2017 14:03
craola 08/20/2017 14:03
i love this chart, and i'm sorry i haven't been here before (?) not sure how that's possible?
and for as little overlap as we have, i love most of the albums here (that i've listened to).
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From Steppenwolf666 05/18/2017 16:20
Very interesting, I must investigate some of this stuff.
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