Top 36 Music Albums of 1992
by mrmcrook

Quite a cracker year for the 90's. Many great releases. All compilations, greatest hits, anthology's etc listed after studio albums. Quite a few of those this year. For a year list, it's only fair.
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91.53* My favorite Nirvana album. Even though it's categorized as a compilation I don't consider it to be. All songs on this are fucking fantastic. No commercial shine. I don't even label this as grunge. Most of this is great rock n roll. 06/25 [First added to this chart: 12/11/2020]
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1992
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87.50 I've got 'Flock. Best of the Mutton Birds' on CD. It's one of my favorite CD's. My very favorite. This is the first of the studio albums I've acquired. It's got 4 of the songs which are on the 'Best of'. But the rest which I hadn't heard are top notch as well. Fucking overall great CD. It's one of those unexplainable things, but there can be albums or bands that just resonate with you. The Mutton Birds seem to do that with me. It's like the frequency they emit just permeates through me. One of the best ever NZ bands in my opinion 11/24 [First added to this chart: 08/31/2024]
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1992
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86.50 Had on cassette back in the day. 30 years missing. Stoked to have again. The great thing with Danzig is they do have a sound of their own. I found this album goes down a deeper, slightly darker road than with Lucifuge. Even though a few songs are of a slower, almost heavy ballad like nature, his voice is so well suited that they detract nothing from the album. If anything, they give it more substance. Danzig is fucking great. 02/25 [First added to this chart: 07/30/2024]
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1992
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84.50 Totally unique when this first came out. One of a kind. Supreme rulers of genre blending by incorporating heavy funk bass lines, rap lyrical and some hard metal rhythms. The killer tracks (Bombtrack, Killing in the Name Of, Bullet in the Head,) are exactly that, absolute killer. Some not so much as it's a bit to similar sounding. Original fury. Marvelous 12/24 [First added to this chart: 12/11/2020]
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1992
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84.44 This is the soundtrack of the apocalypse set to industrial metal. Absolutely fucking fantastic. Heavy as fuck. Most tracks just ooze supreme specially the title track & NWO. Last two tracks let it down a bit but overall, a must have album for anyone who likes music of a heavier nature. Side note; Ministry is the best concert I've ever seen (and I've seen a lot) 05/23 [First added to this chart: 12/11/2020]
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1992
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82.72 This is more metal than grunge even though they seemed to be lumped into the grunge genre. One of the best albums of the era 01/25 [First added to this chart: 12/11/2020]
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1992
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82.27 Screaming trees should of been bigger. Mark Lanegan is one of the finest singers with his melodic grunge rock vocals (even though I wouldn't call this grunge at all). This is a hidden gem from that era. Rock that you can drift away to. 07/21 [First added to this chart: 10/27/2021]
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1992
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81.36 This is real Heavy Fucking Metal. Packed with great tracks. 'Walk' easily taking it's place as one of the greatest ever metal songs. Definitely the best of all Pantera's albums. 12/20 [First added to this chart: 12/11/2020]
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1992
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78.727* Not the best but definitely not a bad Motorhead album. Bit under rated & under appreciated. Lot of good songs on this. Opener 'Stand' is a cracker. His collaboration with Ozzy is great. Could of shelved the cover of 'Cat scratch fever' but overall if your a Motorhead fan, not a bad one to add to the collection 11/25 [First added to this chart: 12/11/2020]
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78.00 Perfect Metal/Grunge/Punk hybrid. Raw but clean. Real music man. This is shit hot 01/25 [First added to this chart: 12/19/2024]
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1992
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Top 36 Music Albums of 1992 composition

Country Albums %


United States 23 64%
United Kingdom 7 19%
Australia 2 6%
Canada 1 3%
Mixed Nationality 1 3%
New Zealand 1 3%
Sweden 1 3%
Compilation? Albums %
No 29 81%
Yes 7 19%
Soundtrack? Albums %
No 35 97%
Yes 1 3%

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