My Overall Chart: 1901-2000
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Romanelli 
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Year of Release:
2006
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2,610
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[First added to this chart: 03/09/2026]
1991-RHINO
Produced By BILL INGLOT
1. Why, Baby, Why
2. What Am I Worth
3. Just One More
4. Don't Stop The Music
5. Color Of The Blues
6. White Lightning
7. The Window Up Above
8. Tender Years
9. Aching, Breaking Heart
10. She Thinks I Still Care
11. A Girl I Used To Know
12. We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds (w/Melba Montgomery)
13. You Comb Her Hair
14. The Race Is On
15. I've Got Five Dollars And It's Saturday Night (w/Gene Pitney)
16. Love Bug
17. I'm A People
18. Walk Through This World With Me
Don't stare at the album cover for too long...just some friendly advice. But the man behind that creepy stare is the greatest singer in country music history...George Jones. In a career that's spanned over 50 years, Jones pretty much IS the history of country music...he's seen it all, done it all, married its brightest stars, and lasted beyond every fad and cheesy moment the genre has thrown out there. And from the period covered in this mostly excellent collection (the mid sixties get a bit shaky...particularly the downright weird "I'm A Human"), Jones proves that he's worthy of every accolade thrown at him.
The early stuff is the best..."Why Baby Why" is a great opening, and the late 50's to early 60's material is phenomenal. As country struggled to end the 60's, Jones fell in line, but could still get out classics like "The Race Is On". A great way to hear the voice of country at his very best. [First added to this chart: 03/07/2026]
Produced By BILL INGLOT
1. Why, Baby, Why
2. What Am I Worth
3. Just One More
4. Don't Stop The Music
5. Color Of The Blues
6. White Lightning
7. The Window Up Above
8. Tender Years
9. Aching, Breaking Heart
10. She Thinks I Still Care
11. A Girl I Used To Know
12. We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds (w/Melba Montgomery)
13. You Comb Her Hair
14. The Race Is On
15. I've Got Five Dollars And It's Saturday Night (w/Gene Pitney)
16. Love Bug
17. I'm A People
18. Walk Through This World With Me
Don't stare at the album cover for too long...just some friendly advice. But the man behind that creepy stare is the greatest singer in country music history...George Jones. In a career that's spanned over 50 years, Jones pretty much IS the history of country music...he's seen it all, done it all, married its brightest stars, and lasted beyond every fad and cheesy moment the genre has thrown out there. And from the period covered in this mostly excellent collection (the mid sixties get a bit shaky...particularly the downright weird "I'm A Human"), Jones proves that he's worthy of every accolade thrown at him.
The early stuff is the best..."Why Baby Why" is a great opening, and the late 50's to early 60's material is phenomenal. As country struggled to end the 60's, Jones fell in line, but could still get out classics like "The Race Is On". A great way to hear the voice of country at his very best. [First added to this chart: 03/07/2026]
Year of Release:
1991
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Rank Score:
1
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2001 – MATADOR
VARIOUS PRODUCERS
1. Jenny & The Ess-Dog – Stephen Malkmus
2. I Wanna Destroy You – The Soft Boys
3. The Boy With The Hammer In The Paper Bag – Mark Eitzel
4. Love Detective – Arab Strap
5. Blaze Rhymez – Large Professor
6. The Hurt (Early Years Version) (Feat. Jean Grae) – Mr. Len
7. We Be About – Arsonists
8. Fishies Fuck – Khan
9. Celebration – Mount Florida
10. Take Me Somewhere Nice – Mogwai
11. Doch Endlich – Couch
12. Lipsostudio…And So On – Matmos
13. Sunrise – Bardo Pond
Once, I ordered an album online and they sent this compilation sampler as a freebie along with it. Well, hell…I’m not one to turn down a free album! Matador Records is the home to several cool bands, including Pavement, Yo La Tengo, Belle & Sebastian, and Queens Of The Stone Age. Back in 2001, when this compilation was issued, they had the artists listed above, which included some hip hop acts and some pretty out there bands. This is like a lot of label samplers…you get a little bit of the familiar, some stuff that turns out to be really gem worthy, and a bit of stuff that they tried to market that ultimately didn’t work out. In other words, it’s a grab bag. The familiar artists, for me anyway, are at the beginning. The tracks by Stephen Malkmus, The Soft Boys, and Mark Eitzel are excellent, and shows great promise for the rest of the disc. But then, things meander off into a completely different direction, with predictably mixed results.
After the Arab Strap track, the album suddenly shifts gears into hip hop. The songs are okay (not great), but they really don’t seem to fit the album very well. After four tough tracks, the sampler goes into instrumental post rock music. “Doch Endlich”, by Couch, turns out to be the surprise find here…it’s a fine track, and stands out above everything else here. After a four track excursion into post rock (including the ten minute unremarkable song by Mount Florida), there’s one final shift. Bardo Pond is a psychedelic band, and “Sunrise” is unlike anything else here…heavy, hazy, and strange. So, what we end up with is what label samplers usually are…hit and miss, not bad, not great, and with one discovery that makes it all worthwhile. Which is probably what the good folks at Matador were shooting for. Plus, it was free. And if you know anything about me, you know that I will never turn down a free album. I’m just that guy. [First added to this chart: 03/04/2026]
VARIOUS PRODUCERS
1. Jenny & The Ess-Dog – Stephen Malkmus
2. I Wanna Destroy You – The Soft Boys
3. The Boy With The Hammer In The Paper Bag – Mark Eitzel
4. Love Detective – Arab Strap
5. Blaze Rhymez – Large Professor
6. The Hurt (Early Years Version) (Feat. Jean Grae) – Mr. Len
7. We Be About – Arsonists
8. Fishies Fuck – Khan
9. Celebration – Mount Florida
10. Take Me Somewhere Nice – Mogwai
11. Doch Endlich – Couch
12. Lipsostudio…And So On – Matmos
13. Sunrise – Bardo Pond
Once, I ordered an album online and they sent this compilation sampler as a freebie along with it. Well, hell…I’m not one to turn down a free album! Matador Records is the home to several cool bands, including Pavement, Yo La Tengo, Belle & Sebastian, and Queens Of The Stone Age. Back in 2001, when this compilation was issued, they had the artists listed above, which included some hip hop acts and some pretty out there bands. This is like a lot of label samplers…you get a little bit of the familiar, some stuff that turns out to be really gem worthy, and a bit of stuff that they tried to market that ultimately didn’t work out. In other words, it’s a grab bag. The familiar artists, for me anyway, are at the beginning. The tracks by Stephen Malkmus, The Soft Boys, and Mark Eitzel are excellent, and shows great promise for the rest of the disc. But then, things meander off into a completely different direction, with predictably mixed results.
After the Arab Strap track, the album suddenly shifts gears into hip hop. The songs are okay (not great), but they really don’t seem to fit the album very well. After four tough tracks, the sampler goes into instrumental post rock music. “Doch Endlich”, by Couch, turns out to be the surprise find here…it’s a fine track, and stands out above everything else here. After a four track excursion into post rock (including the ten minute unremarkable song by Mount Florida), there’s one final shift. Bardo Pond is a psychedelic band, and “Sunrise” is unlike anything else here…heavy, hazy, and strange. So, what we end up with is what label samplers usually are…hit and miss, not bad, not great, and with one discovery that makes it all worthwhile. Which is probably what the good folks at Matador were shooting for. Plus, it was free. And if you know anything about me, you know that I will never turn down a free album. I’m just that guy. [First added to this chart: 03/04/2026]
Year of Release:
2001
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Rank Score:
2
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[First added to this chart: 02/28/2026]
[First added to this chart: 02/12/2026]
Year of Release:
2006
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None
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None
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[First added to this chart: 02/09/2026]
1990-MCA
VARIOUS PRODUCERS
1. Free Bird (Demo)
2. Junkie (Demo)
3. He's Alive (Demo)
4. One More Time (Original Version)
5. Gimme Three Steps (Original Version)
6. Trust (Original Version)
7. Comin' Home
8. Mr. Banker (Demo)
9. Down South Jukin' (Demo)
10. Truck Drivin' Man (Demo)
11. I Ain't The One (Demo)
12. Poison Whisky (Demo)
13. Tuesday's Gone
14. Things Goin' On
15. Free Bird
1. Sweet Home Alabama
2. Was I Right Or Wrong?
3. Workin' For MCA
4. Don't Ask Me No Questions
5. Swamp Music
6. The Ballad Of Curtis Lowe
7. The Needle And The Spoon
8. Call Me The Breeze
9. Saturday Night Special
10. Made In The Shade
11. Am I Losin'
12. On The Hunt
13. (I Got The) Same Old Blues
14. Double Trouble (Live)
15. Roll Gypsy Roll
16. All I Can Do Is Write About It (Acoustic)
17. Four Walls Of Raiford (Undubbed Demo)
1. Gimme Back My Bullets (Live)
2. Searchin' (Live)
3. Simple Man (Live)
4. Crossroads (Live)
5. T For Texas (Live)
6. Whiskey Rock-A-Roller (Live)
7. Ain't No Good Life
8. What's Your Name (Alternate Mix)
9. Georgia Peaches
10. What's Your Name
11. I Never Dreamed
12. I Know A Little
13. Honky Tonk Night Time Man
14. That Smell
15. You Got That Right
Simply put, an excellent and must have 3 disc box set from one of the two great Southern rock bands of all time. They recorded 5 albums in 5 years...something unheard of these days...and unlike most bands, even their outtakes and demos are worth hearing. This is what every box set should be...not too much music, not stuffed with filler, and a great tribute to the band. This is simply a must for any fan. A short and simple review for a big piece of work.
Disc one is mostly early demos, while disc 3 covers the Street Survivors period and lots of cool live tracks. You cannot go wrong with this! [First added to this chart: 02/04/2026]
VARIOUS PRODUCERS
1. Free Bird (Demo)
2. Junkie (Demo)
3. He's Alive (Demo)
4. One More Time (Original Version)
5. Gimme Three Steps (Original Version)
6. Trust (Original Version)
7. Comin' Home
8. Mr. Banker (Demo)
9. Down South Jukin' (Demo)
10. Truck Drivin' Man (Demo)
11. I Ain't The One (Demo)
12. Poison Whisky (Demo)
13. Tuesday's Gone
14. Things Goin' On
15. Free Bird
1. Sweet Home Alabama
2. Was I Right Or Wrong?
3. Workin' For MCA
4. Don't Ask Me No Questions
5. Swamp Music
6. The Ballad Of Curtis Lowe
7. The Needle And The Spoon
8. Call Me The Breeze
9. Saturday Night Special
10. Made In The Shade
11. Am I Losin'
12. On The Hunt
13. (I Got The) Same Old Blues
14. Double Trouble (Live)
15. Roll Gypsy Roll
16. All I Can Do Is Write About It (Acoustic)
17. Four Walls Of Raiford (Undubbed Demo)
1. Gimme Back My Bullets (Live)
2. Searchin' (Live)
3. Simple Man (Live)
4. Crossroads (Live)
5. T For Texas (Live)
6. Whiskey Rock-A-Roller (Live)
7. Ain't No Good Life
8. What's Your Name (Alternate Mix)
9. Georgia Peaches
10. What's Your Name
11. I Never Dreamed
12. I Know A Little
13. Honky Tonk Night Time Man
14. That Smell
15. You Got That Right
Simply put, an excellent and must have 3 disc box set from one of the two great Southern rock bands of all time. They recorded 5 albums in 5 years...something unheard of these days...and unlike most bands, even their outtakes and demos are worth hearing. This is what every box set should be...not too much music, not stuffed with filler, and a great tribute to the band. This is simply a must for any fan. A short and simple review for a big piece of work.
Disc one is mostly early demos, while disc 3 covers the Street Survivors period and lots of cool live tracks. You cannot go wrong with this! [First added to this chart: 02/04/2026]
Year of Release:
1991
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Rank Score:
3
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My Overall Chart: 1901-2000 composition
| Decade | Albums | % | |
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| 1930s | 0 | 0% | |
| 1940s | 0 | 0% | |
| 1950s | 0 | 0% | |
| 1960s | 6 | 6% | |
| 1970s | 15 | 15% | |
| 1980s | 18 | 18% | |
| 1990s | 27 | 27% | |
| 2000s | 24 | 24% | |
| 2010s | 10 | 10% | |
| 2020s | 0 | 0% |
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| Various Artists | 2 | 2% | |
| David Bowie | 2 | 2% | |
| Tame Impala | 2 | 2% | |
| The Byrds | 2 | 2% | |
| Incubus | 1 | 1% | |
| Boz Scaggs | 1 | 1% | |
| Keane | 1 | 1% | |
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55 | 55% | |
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25 | 25% | |
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8 | 8% | |
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4 | 4% | |
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2 | 2% | |
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