My Overall Chart: 301-400
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Romanelli 
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- Chart size: 100 albums.
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[First added to this chart: 08/17/2026]
Year of Release:
1983
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1,429
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[First added to this chart: 07/22/2013]
Year of Release:
2008
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6,553
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2003-TASTE
Produced By RICH COSTEY, JOHN CORNFIELD, MUSE & PAUL REEVE
1. Intro
2. Apocalypse Please
3. Time Is Running Out
4. Sing For Absolution
5. Stockholm Syndrome
6. Falling Away With You
7. Hysteria
8. Interlude
9. Blackout
10. Butterflies & Hurricanes
11. The Small Print
12. Endlessly
13. Thoughts Of A Dying Atheist
14. Ruled By Secrecy
You know it’s gonna be a good day when you wake up singing “Sing For Absolution” by Muse. One of the truly great bands of the 2000’s, Muse released an amazing trio of albums between 2001 and 2006. Origin Of Symmetry, Absolution, and Black Holes & Revelations are as strong a trio as anyone has released, and surely the most recent string of successful albums in a long time. Absolution, from 2003, is the pinnacle of that success. Blending the huge sound of progressive symphonic rock and electronic music with the big sound of Matthew Bellamy’s guitars, Absolution is an absolute wall of music.
Impressive…as Muse is a three piece band. They make the most of it, though. Bellamy writes large, spacious songs with plenty of room for big sound, and the rhythm section of Christopher Wolstenholme and Dominic Howard is as good as it gets. Not only that, but the songs are catchy as hell. “Stockholm Syndrome” was the lead single, but also excellent are “Hysteria”, “Sing For Absolution”, and “Time Is Running Out”. If there’s anything negative to say about Absolution, it’s that maybe Bellamy’s voice can be a bit off putting…but that’s easy to get past…and he does have a great range. Muse is an exciting band with a huge sound, and Absolution is the album I would recommend first.
[First added to this chart: 07/13/2026]
Produced By RICH COSTEY, JOHN CORNFIELD, MUSE & PAUL REEVE
1. Intro
2. Apocalypse Please
3. Time Is Running Out
4. Sing For Absolution
5. Stockholm Syndrome
6. Falling Away With You
7. Hysteria
8. Interlude
9. Blackout
10. Butterflies & Hurricanes
11. The Small Print
12. Endlessly
13. Thoughts Of A Dying Atheist
14. Ruled By Secrecy
You know it’s gonna be a good day when you wake up singing “Sing For Absolution” by Muse. One of the truly great bands of the 2000’s, Muse released an amazing trio of albums between 2001 and 2006. Origin Of Symmetry, Absolution, and Black Holes & Revelations are as strong a trio as anyone has released, and surely the most recent string of successful albums in a long time. Absolution, from 2003, is the pinnacle of that success. Blending the huge sound of progressive symphonic rock and electronic music with the big sound of Matthew Bellamy’s guitars, Absolution is an absolute wall of music.
Impressive…as Muse is a three piece band. They make the most of it, though. Bellamy writes large, spacious songs with plenty of room for big sound, and the rhythm section of Christopher Wolstenholme and Dominic Howard is as good as it gets. Not only that, but the songs are catchy as hell. “Stockholm Syndrome” was the lead single, but also excellent are “Hysteria”, “Sing For Absolution”, and “Time Is Running Out”. If there’s anything negative to say about Absolution, it’s that maybe Bellamy’s voice can be a bit off putting…but that’s easy to get past…and he does have a great range. Muse is an exciting band with a huge sound, and Absolution is the album I would recommend first.
[First added to this chart: 07/13/2026]
Year of Release:
2003
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7,705
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1962-IMPULSE!
Produced By BOB THIELE
1. In A Sentimental Mood
2. Take The Coltrane
3. Big Nick
4. Stevie
5. My Little Brown Book
6. Angelica
7. The Feeling Of Jazz
Very simply, the coming together of two of the greatest musicians on the planet. Coltrane and Ellington put together this stunning, beautiful album that still shines as much today as it did almost 50 years ago. Only one paragraph for this...it's a masterpiece. If jazz is your thing, you must have this. Period. Ellington on piano, Coltrane on sax, and a great backing band. Jazz doesn't get any sweeter than this.
[First added to this chart: 02/28/2013]
Produced By BOB THIELE
1. In A Sentimental Mood
2. Take The Coltrane
3. Big Nick
4. Stevie
5. My Little Brown Book
6. Angelica
7. The Feeling Of Jazz
Very simply, the coming together of two of the greatest musicians on the planet. Coltrane and Ellington put together this stunning, beautiful album that still shines as much today as it did almost 50 years ago. Only one paragraph for this...it's a masterpiece. If jazz is your thing, you must have this. Period. Ellington on piano, Coltrane on sax, and a great backing band. Jazz doesn't get any sweeter than this.
[First added to this chart: 02/28/2013]
Year of Release:
1963
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677
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1990-EPIC
Produced By ED STASIUM
1. Time's Up
2. History Lesson
3. Pride
4. Love Rears Its Ugly Head
5. New Jack Theme
6. Someone Like You
7. Elvis Is Dead
8. Type
9. Information Overload
10. Under Cover Of Darkness
11. Ology
12. Fight The Fight
13. Tag Team Partners
14. Solace Of You
15. This Is The Life
Don't let the one hit wonder status of Living Colour fool you...Jimi Hendrix is a one hit wonder, too. After the huge success of their debut album Vivid and it's monster hit "Cult Of Personality", they followed up with Time's Up. It's actually a better album, and the best in the band's catalog. Vernon Reid is maybe the unsung guitar hero of the period, and Corey Glover is a bad ass on the vocals. "Love Rears Its Ugly Head" should have been a hit, and excellent tracks like "Elvis Is Dead", "Type", and "Fight The Fight" make it a solid album.
Living Colour broke up in the mid 90's, but they have come back since. They never matched their first 2 albums, though. This one is well worth having.
[First added to this chart: 06/06/2026]
Produced By ED STASIUM
1. Time's Up
2. History Lesson
3. Pride
4. Love Rears Its Ugly Head
5. New Jack Theme
6. Someone Like You
7. Elvis Is Dead
8. Type
9. Information Overload
10. Under Cover Of Darkness
11. Ology
12. Fight The Fight
13. Tag Team Partners
14. Solace Of You
15. This Is The Life
Don't let the one hit wonder status of Living Colour fool you...Jimi Hendrix is a one hit wonder, too. After the huge success of their debut album Vivid and it's monster hit "Cult Of Personality", they followed up with Time's Up. It's actually a better album, and the best in the band's catalog. Vernon Reid is maybe the unsung guitar hero of the period, and Corey Glover is a bad ass on the vocals. "Love Rears Its Ugly Head" should have been a hit, and excellent tracks like "Elvis Is Dead", "Type", and "Fight The Fight" make it a solid album.
Living Colour broke up in the mid 90's, but they have come back since. They never matched their first 2 albums, though. This one is well worth having.
[First added to this chart: 06/06/2026]
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1972-RCA
Produced By ROBERT ALAN RINGE
1. Jazzman
2. Angel #9
3. Leave My Heart Alone
4. Early Morning Riser
5. Falling In And Out Of Love
6. Amie
7. Boulder Skies
8. Angel
9. Call Me, Tell Me
Bustin' Out is an odd story. PPL's 2nd album, it was released in 1972 and went nowhere. Leader Craig Fuller was sentened to jail for draft evasion in 1973, and the band went on without him. The songs from Bustin' Out started getting great reactions at live shows, and in 1974, the album was re-released and "Amie" was released as a single, reaching #27 in 1975. The rest of the album shows a lot of promise, not just with "Amie" and it's intro, "Falling In And Out Of Love", but with "Angel #9", "Leave My Heart Alone", and "Early Morning Riser". The slower songs are a little overdone with strings, but it shows a lot of promise for a band that was unfortunately already without their main singer and writer for 2 years when it hit.
As a result, the PPL albums that followed never continued in the direction that Bustin' Out did. They had a couple of hits, most notably 1980's sappy "Let Me Love You Tonight". Craig Fuller, who after being pardoned by President Ford, formed the band American Flyer and did a stint with Little Feat, finally rejoined PPL in 1985. But there was never a proper follow up to this album, so we never will know where they could have gone. But this is a pretty good mark to leave. An early alt-counrty almost classic. [First added to this chart: 01/25/2013]
Produced By ROBERT ALAN RINGE
1. Jazzman
2. Angel #9
3. Leave My Heart Alone
4. Early Morning Riser
5. Falling In And Out Of Love
6. Amie
7. Boulder Skies
8. Angel
9. Call Me, Tell Me
Bustin' Out is an odd story. PPL's 2nd album, it was released in 1972 and went nowhere. Leader Craig Fuller was sentened to jail for draft evasion in 1973, and the band went on without him. The songs from Bustin' Out started getting great reactions at live shows, and in 1974, the album was re-released and "Amie" was released as a single, reaching #27 in 1975. The rest of the album shows a lot of promise, not just with "Amie" and it's intro, "Falling In And Out Of Love", but with "Angel #9", "Leave My Heart Alone", and "Early Morning Riser". The slower songs are a little overdone with strings, but it shows a lot of promise for a band that was unfortunately already without their main singer and writer for 2 years when it hit.
As a result, the PPL albums that followed never continued in the direction that Bustin' Out did. They had a couple of hits, most notably 1980's sappy "Let Me Love You Tonight". Craig Fuller, who after being pardoned by President Ford, formed the band American Flyer and did a stint with Little Feat, finally rejoined PPL in 1985. But there was never a proper follow up to this album, so we never will know where they could have gone. But this is a pretty good mark to leave. An early alt-counrty almost classic. [First added to this chart: 01/25/2013]
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2007-Self Released
Produced By NIGEL GODRICH
1. 15 Step
2. Bodysnatchers
3. Nude
4. Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
5. All I Need
6. Faust Arp
7. Reckoner
8. House Of Cards
9. Jigsaw Falling Into Place
10. Videotape
I guess when you get as big as Radiohead, you can do whatever the fuck you want to. And as long as it doesn't suck. You would have thought that after having released three bona fide classics (OK Computer, The Bends, Kid A) that Radiohead had seen its better days. Then comes In Rainbows. The band, without a record deal, released the album themselves online and allowed buyers to pay whatever they wanted to for it. The physical album was released at the end of 2007. And it's one of their best.
Part of what has always made Radiohead a unique band has been their ability to move from one style and type of instrumentation to another. On In Rainbows, they combine many of the styles that made them big: guitar rock, computers, strings, pianos. The songs are very personal, described by Thom Yorke as "seduction songs". The bottom line is that it all works. Again. Another perfect album from Radiohead. Question is: are there more? We'll see.... [First added to this chart: 04/12/2026]
Produced By NIGEL GODRICH
1. 15 Step
2. Bodysnatchers
3. Nude
4. Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
5. All I Need
6. Faust Arp
7. Reckoner
8. House Of Cards
9. Jigsaw Falling Into Place
10. Videotape
I guess when you get as big as Radiohead, you can do whatever the fuck you want to. And as long as it doesn't suck. You would have thought that after having released three bona fide classics (OK Computer, The Bends, Kid A) that Radiohead had seen its better days. Then comes In Rainbows. The band, without a record deal, released the album themselves online and allowed buyers to pay whatever they wanted to for it. The physical album was released at the end of 2007. And it's one of their best.
Part of what has always made Radiohead a unique band has been their ability to move from one style and type of instrumentation to another. On In Rainbows, they combine many of the styles that made them big: guitar rock, computers, strings, pianos. The songs are very personal, described by Thom Yorke as "seduction songs". The bottom line is that it all works. Again. Another perfect album from Radiohead. Question is: are there more? We'll see.... [First added to this chart: 04/12/2026]
Year of Release:
2007
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40,298
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| 1960s | 9 | 9% | |
| 1970s | 25 | 25% | |
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Interesting how many similar albums in our charts. Like your taste in music a lot.
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