Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by Giant2015 
I've been meaning to update this chart for a while as my musical interests have widened a lot over the past few years, but I found I kept putting it off as I was having trouble figuring out how to organize it. While I wanted it to reflect my personal preferences as much as possible, I also felt like I was leaving a lot of great albums and artists that meant a lot to me out by focusing too much on repeats of the same artist. In the end I decided to compromise and go for a one album per artist approach, but also include an Other Classics section in many of the entries-this section is for any other albums by the same artist that left a big impact on me, and can almost be considered as an honorary inclusion in the chart.
My 101-200 list: https://www.besteveralbums.com/thechart.php?c=50830
Favourite songs (subject to change):
Here, There and Everywhere-The Beatles
Movin' On Up-Primal Scream
Dancing On My Own-Robyn
Dog Days Are Over-Florence and the Machine
Life on Mars?-David Bowie
Avril 14th-Aphex Twin
Le Jardin Féerique-Maurice Ravel
Between the Bars-Elliott Smith
Apistat Commander-Xiu Xiu
Providence-Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Nude-Radiohead
Stephanie Says-The Velvet Underground
I Wish I Was the Moon-Neko Case
The Last Time I Saw Richard-Joni Mitchell
Venice Bitch-Lana Del Rey
Drunk Drivers/Killer Whales-Car Seat Headrest
Ahead By a Century-The Tragically Hip
Like a Rolling Stone-Bob Dylan
Helplessness Blues-Fleet Foxes
Purple Rain-Prince
- Chart updated: 07/18/2021 22:15
- (Created: 06/29/2015 21:52).
- Chart size: 100 albums.
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Classic rock; glam rock; proto-punk
One of the only albums on here that I loved from the first listen; all the songs on here still hold up despite the album being more than 40 years old. Also possibly the only album in my collection where every song is well-written, catchy, and memorable enough that I have had all of them stuck in my head for an annoyingly long time at some point (and I still haven't gotten tired of any of them).
Favourite songs: "Five Years", "Moonage Daydream", "Starman", "Star", "Ziggy Stardust"
Rating: 10/10
Other Classic(s): Aladdin Sane
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Heroes [First added to this chart: 01/25/2016]
One of the only albums on here that I loved from the first listen; all the songs on here still hold up despite the album being more than 40 years old. Also possibly the only album in my collection where every song is well-written, catchy, and memorable enough that I have had all of them stuck in my head for an annoyingly long time at some point (and I still haven't gotten tired of any of them).
Favourite songs: "Five Years", "Moonage Daydream", "Starman", "Star", "Ziggy Stardust"
Rating: 10/10
Other Classic(s): Aladdin Sane
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1972
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Art rock
"House of Cards" goes on a little too long for me, but other than that this album is perfect to me. I love most of Radiohead's albums, but In Rainbows is probably the one with the most consistent songwriting. These are not only some of the best songs Radiohead has written, but also (other than "House of Cards") the best art rock songs of all time.
Favourite songs: "Nude", "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi", "All I Need", "Videotape"
Rating: 10/10
Other Classic(s): The Bends
OK Computer
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"House of Cards" goes on a little too long for me, but other than that this album is perfect to me. I love most of Radiohead's albums, but In Rainbows is probably the one with the most consistent songwriting. These are not only some of the best songs Radiohead has written, but also (other than "House of Cards") the best art rock songs of all time.
Favourite songs: "Nude", "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi", "All I Need", "Videotape"
Rating: 10/10
Other Classic(s): The Bends
OK Computer
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2007
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Art rock; baroque pop; prog pop
One of the more recent additions to my listening collection on here, but also an album that made a really big impact on me from first listen. Really nice balance between the alternative rock and pop songs on the first half and the dramatic suite on the second half of the record. Kate Bush's voice is fascinating to listen to, and now that I have gotten into her music I can hear an influence in many of the other singers I listen to. Some of the sound effects/production choices on here sound a little dated, but they add to the atmosphere and enjoyability of the album rather than taking away from it.
Favourite songs: "Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)", "The Big Sky", "Cloudbusting", "Waking the Witch", "Jig of Life", and "Hello Earth"
Rating: 10/10
Other Classic(s): The Dreaming [First added to this chart: 12/30/2016]
One of the more recent additions to my listening collection on here, but also an album that made a really big impact on me from first listen. Really nice balance between the alternative rock and pop songs on the first half and the dramatic suite on the second half of the record. Kate Bush's voice is fascinating to listen to, and now that I have gotten into her music I can hear an influence in many of the other singers I listen to. Some of the sound effects/production choices on here sound a little dated, but they add to the atmosphere and enjoyability of the album rather than taking away from it.
Favourite songs: "Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)", "The Big Sky", "Cloudbusting", "Waking the Witch", "Jig of Life", and "Hello Earth"
Rating: 10/10
Other Classic(s): The Dreaming [First added to this chart: 12/30/2016]
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1985
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Classic rock; blues rock; Celtic folk
A rare hard rock album for me where I enjoy the quieter songs and non-hit tracks just as much (and even more in some cases) as the hits. Manages to be a musically complex and dense album while also just being fun to listen to. Also, "When the Levee Breaks" has my favourite drum part in any song.
Favourite songs: "The Battle of Evermore", "Stairway to Heaven", "When the Levee Breaks".
Rating: 10/10
Other Classic(s): Led Zeppelin III
Houses of the Holy [First added to this chart: 01/25/2016]
A rare hard rock album for me where I enjoy the quieter songs and non-hit tracks just as much (and even more in some cases) as the hits. Manages to be a musically complex and dense album while also just being fun to listen to. Also, "When the Levee Breaks" has my favourite drum part in any song.
Favourite songs: "The Battle of Evermore", "Stairway to Heaven", "When the Levee Breaks".
Rating: 10/10
Other Classic(s): Led Zeppelin III
Houses of the Holy [First added to this chart: 01/25/2016]
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1971
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Post-punk revival; dance punk; indie rock
When making this album, Foals was apparently inspired by musicians like Steve Reich, Madonna, Talking Heads, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and, while it may not be immediately obvious, I can definitely hear these influences the more I listen to this album. While an artist like Steve Reich might be a weird inspiration to use when talking about a dance-punk album, touches like the short, repetitive guitar parts and layering of rhythms throughout show that Foals can use influences like this in interesting ways throughout their music. This album is a little more one-note than most of their later ones, especially Total Life Forever, but they perform this style of music really well; the album has a really infectious energy throughout and the addition of math rock influences like shifting time signatures adds to the upbeat feel and grooves of the tracks. "Spanish Sahara" has always been my favourite Foals song, but this album has some pretty good competition with "Red Sox Pugie", which uses the (relatively) quiet intro build-up to big chorus formula incredibly well (and maybe even better than "Sahara").
Favourite songs: "Red Sox Pugie", "Olympic Airways", "Heavy Water", "Two Steps, Twice", "Big Big Love (Fig. 2)".
Rating: 10/10 [First added to this chart: 02/06/2018]
When making this album, Foals was apparently inspired by musicians like Steve Reich, Madonna, Talking Heads, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and, while it may not be immediately obvious, I can definitely hear these influences the more I listen to this album. While an artist like Steve Reich might be a weird inspiration to use when talking about a dance-punk album, touches like the short, repetitive guitar parts and layering of rhythms throughout show that Foals can use influences like this in interesting ways throughout their music. This album is a little more one-note than most of their later ones, especially Total Life Forever, but they perform this style of music really well; the album has a really infectious energy throughout and the addition of math rock influences like shifting time signatures adds to the upbeat feel and grooves of the tracks. "Spanish Sahara" has always been my favourite Foals song, but this album has some pretty good competition with "Red Sox Pugie", which uses the (relatively) quiet intro build-up to big chorus formula incredibly well (and maybe even better than "Sahara").
Favourite songs: "Red Sox Pugie", "Olympic Airways", "Heavy Water", "Two Steps, Twice", "Big Big Love (Fig. 2)".
Rating: 10/10 [First added to this chart: 02/06/2018]
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2008
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Chamber pop; folk rock
Like Ziggy Stardust, this is another album that grabbed my attention the first time I heard it. One of my favourite lyrical albums of all time, and the stretch of songs from "The Stars of Track and Field" to "If You're Feeling Sinister" is one of the most consistently great on any album.
Favourite songs: "Like Dylan in the Movies", "The Fox in the Snow", "Get Me Away From Here, I'm Dying", "If You're Feeling Sinister"
Rating: 9.5/10
Other Classic(s): Tigermilk [First added to this chart: 10/23/2016]
Like Ziggy Stardust, this is another album that grabbed my attention the first time I heard it. One of my favourite lyrical albums of all time, and the stretch of songs from "The Stars of Track and Field" to "If You're Feeling Sinister" is one of the most consistently great on any album.
Favourite songs: "Like Dylan in the Movies", "The Fox in the Snow", "Get Me Away From Here, I'm Dying", "If You're Feeling Sinister"
Rating: 9.5/10
Other Classic(s): Tigermilk [First added to this chart: 10/23/2016]
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1996
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Baroque pop; art rock
As much as I dislike how pop-sounding Coldplay has become, I think the more accessible influences fit well on this album, which is anthemic and mainstream while still being interesting and a little risky in terms of song structures and concept. Parachutes might have some better songs, but this is an album that doesn't really have any low points for me. Another album that really benefits from expanded instrumentation, like the strings on "Viva la Vida" and the dulcimer on "Life in Technicolor".
Favourite songs: "Life in Technicolor", "Viva la Vida", "Violet Hill", "Death and All His Friends"
Rating: 10/10
Other Classic(s): A Rush of Blood to the Head [First added to this chart: 12/30/2016]
As much as I dislike how pop-sounding Coldplay has become, I think the more accessible influences fit well on this album, which is anthemic and mainstream while still being interesting and a little risky in terms of song structures and concept. Parachutes might have some better songs, but this is an album that doesn't really have any low points for me. Another album that really benefits from expanded instrumentation, like the strings on "Viva la Vida" and the dulcimer on "Life in Technicolor".
Favourite songs: "Life in Technicolor", "Viva la Vida", "Violet Hill", "Death and All His Friends"
Rating: 10/10
Other Classic(s): A Rush of Blood to the Head [First added to this chart: 12/30/2016]
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Baroque pop; indie pop
Lungs (and Florence and the Machine in general) sometimes gets stereotyped as a typical "indie-pop" album; but there are a few things that make this one stand out from the rest; Florence Welch's voice, the consistently strong songwriting, and the incredible production and instrumentation throughout. This album manages to combine the accessibility and catchiness of an Adele or Lily Allen album with the very baroque and maximal atmosphere of bands like Arcade Fire and The Flaming Lips and not make it sound like a misguided mess, which is something that many other indie pop bands (and even occasionally Florence herself) tend to struggle with. Rather than being distracting or coming across as an obvious attempt to be unique, the instrumental arrangements on this album actually add to the songs and are very nicely detailed and layered; the atmosphere this creates makes this album a very soothing and uplifting listen and one that I am always drawn back to.
Favourite songs: "Dog Days Are Over", "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)", "Drumming Song", "Between Two Lungs", "Cosmic Love", "Blinding"
Rating: 9.5/10 [First added to this chart: 06/29/2015]
Lungs (and Florence and the Machine in general) sometimes gets stereotyped as a typical "indie-pop" album; but there are a few things that make this one stand out from the rest; Florence Welch's voice, the consistently strong songwriting, and the incredible production and instrumentation throughout. This album manages to combine the accessibility and catchiness of an Adele or Lily Allen album with the very baroque and maximal atmosphere of bands like Arcade Fire and The Flaming Lips and not make it sound like a misguided mess, which is something that many other indie pop bands (and even occasionally Florence herself) tend to struggle with. Rather than being distracting or coming across as an obvious attempt to be unique, the instrumental arrangements on this album actually add to the songs and are very nicely detailed and layered; the atmosphere this creates makes this album a very soothing and uplifting listen and one that I am always drawn back to.
Favourite songs: "Dog Days Are Over", "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)", "Drumming Song", "Between Two Lungs", "Cosmic Love", "Blinding"
Rating: 9.5/10 [First added to this chart: 06/29/2015]
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2009
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Post-punk revival; indie rock; post-rock influences
There may be a noticeable drop in quality in the second half of this record, but the first eight songs (plus two or three from towards the end) are some of the best rock music ever recorded. If I was rating this album based on "Like Eating Glass" to "This Modern Love" alone, it would be a 10 / 10; if it was a little shorter or some of the songs towards the end were edited a little, it would probably be in my top 15 albums ever. As it is, the album is kind of similar to Goodbye Yellow Brick Road in that even the "filler" isn't bad and would be highlights on many other indie rock records from this period, but the best 8 or 9 tracks on here are so good that the rest kind of suffers in comparison. The instrumental arrangements on all of these songs are pretty perfect (especially the almost post-rock influences on "This Modern Love" and "So Here We Are"), and the chemistry between the band members is clear throughout. Bloc Party also manages to maintain a kinetic, high-energy atmosphere throughout the whole album, which makes even the lesser tracks exciting to listen to. "Blue Light" is one of the prettiest rock songs of the 2000s (in a good way).
Favourite songs: "Like Eating Glass", "Helicopter", "Positive Tension", "Banquet", "Blue Light", "This Modern Love", "So Here We Are"
Rating: 10/10 [First added to this chart: 10/04/2017]
There may be a noticeable drop in quality in the second half of this record, but the first eight songs (plus two or three from towards the end) are some of the best rock music ever recorded. If I was rating this album based on "Like Eating Glass" to "This Modern Love" alone, it would be a 10 / 10; if it was a little shorter or some of the songs towards the end were edited a little, it would probably be in my top 15 albums ever. As it is, the album is kind of similar to Goodbye Yellow Brick Road in that even the "filler" isn't bad and would be highlights on many other indie rock records from this period, but the best 8 or 9 tracks on here are so good that the rest kind of suffers in comparison. The instrumental arrangements on all of these songs are pretty perfect (especially the almost post-rock influences on "This Modern Love" and "So Here We Are"), and the chemistry between the band members is clear throughout. Bloc Party also manages to maintain a kinetic, high-energy atmosphere throughout the whole album, which makes even the lesser tracks exciting to listen to. "Blue Light" is one of the prettiest rock songs of the 2000s (in a good way).
Favourite songs: "Like Eating Glass", "Helicopter", "Positive Tension", "Banquet", "Blue Light", "This Modern Love", "So Here We Are"
Rating: 10/10 [First added to this chart: 10/04/2017]
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2005
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Classic rock; prog rock; glam rock; soft rock
Some of the criticisms for this album are valid; it does go on for a little too long, and there are moments where it sounds a little dated. However, this album also has 9 or 10 of the best songs Elton John has ever written, and its wide range of influences and willingness to experiment with different styles of pop and glam rock means that it never really gets boring. Even the weaker songs on here are still well written and would likely be highlights on most of Elton John's other albums. The album is paced pretty well and never really hits a noticeable drop in quality, but the first disc (and especially the first four songs) is one of the best track sequences on any 70s album. "Funeral For a Friend" is a strong possibility for best album opener ever.
Favourite songs: "Funeral For a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding", "Bennie and the Jets", "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road", "I've Seen That Movie Too", "The Ballad of Danny Bailey (1909-34)", "Harmony"
Rating: 9/10 [First added to this chart: 12/26/2015]
Some of the criticisms for this album are valid; it does go on for a little too long, and there are moments where it sounds a little dated. However, this album also has 9 or 10 of the best songs Elton John has ever written, and its wide range of influences and willingness to experiment with different styles of pop and glam rock means that it never really gets boring. Even the weaker songs on here are still well written and would likely be highlights on most of Elton John's other albums. The album is paced pretty well and never really hits a noticeable drop in quality, but the first disc (and especially the first four songs) is one of the best track sequences on any 70s album. "Funeral For a Friend" is a strong possibility for best album opener ever.
Favourite songs: "Funeral For a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding", "Bennie and the Jets", "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road", "I've Seen That Movie Too", "The Ballad of Danny Bailey (1909-34)", "Harmony"
Rating: 9/10 [First added to this chart: 12/26/2015]
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1973
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| 1960s | 8 | 8% | |
| 1970s | 21 | 21% | |
| 1980s | 11 | 11% | |
| 1990s | 14 | 14% | |
| 2000s | 31 | 31% | |
| 2010s | 14 | 14% | |
| 2020s | 1 | 1% |
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From StefanR10 06/13/2020 10:11
StefanR10 06/13/2020 10:11
I like your chart very good artists and some underrated musicians i give you a high rating for the collection. Good taste.
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VitorHugoP 09/11/2019 03:17
David Bowie is not even close to being proto punk, but good chart nevertheless
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ForegroundNoise 08/27/2019 06:59
ForegroundNoise 08/27/2019 06:59
I'm revisiting this chart and my comment on it since it was chart of the day again a couple of days ago.
Whatever reason I gave it an 80 before clearly doesn't hold now; the detail you've put into each note both with your rating and album score is a really nice touch. I get a strong sense of your personality and taste from this lovely chart so I have upped my score accordingly :)
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ExTeaSea 08/23/2019 10:25
ExTeaSea 08/23/2019 10:25
Love this chart! Love how high you rated Feels by Animal Collective, it's excellent. Nice seeing St. Vincent on a top 100. Perhaps I shall put one of hers on my main chart.
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Great chart!
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From Ashmark 03/02/2019 15:49
Fantastic list and the work you have put in to it is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your descriptions and explanations because allows others (less knowledgeable like me) to check out albums they are not familiar or intimate with. What makes your list a 100 for me is the diversity of musical genres, your interesting ranking of albums by some of the great artists (for god’s sake where is Dark Side of the Moon) and the inclusion of lower ranked albums generally that you have personally connected with. Not pretentious at all, I will be checking out your other charts. By the way, I felt the same way as you about the Stones but recently came to love Exile as a whole album. Cheers! [I love Japan- Obscure Alternatives; Gord Downie-Coke Machine Glow]
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Lukeanaderdude 01/21/2019 02:52
Lukeanaderdude 01/21/2019 02:52
Very nice list! Lots of great albums all varied in different genres and decades too. Nice Job!
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From RoundTheBend 01/20/2019 16:19
RoundTheBend 01/20/2019 16:19
Solid!
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From manurock 01/20/2019 12:56
Great chart. Can't say I agree with every album you have on the top spots but, hey, it's a personal chart that I respect and I like your comments. Also, though we have not that many albums in common, some of them are ones which I don't tend to have in common with other users.
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Ashamed of myself, for not discovering this incredible earlier.
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Level 4 |
 ScrumpyArbuckle
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Level 4 |
| baz1860 | Level 3 |
| alexrock1999 | Level 2 |
| ghmusicfan | Level 2 |
| Tomaek6 | Level 2 |
| New levels achieved over the last 7 days. Well done to all :) | |