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Readers' Thread: Non-Baseball Topic - Great Albums

Writer's picture: Paul SemendingerPaul Semendinger

by Paul Semendinger

March 10, 2024

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From time to time many of our authors and readers reference great songs and albums in the articles and comments. The SSTN community has a lot of knowledge in the area of music.


I figured I would break away from the regular for today's Readers' Thread. Today we won't discuss baseball. Instead we'll discuss music.


In the comments share some of your favorite record albums of all time. You can list one, five, ten, or more. Hopefully this generates some discussion. I also hope this leads to people listening to other people's favorite albums and expanding their own musical knowledge.


I'll start. Please know there are far too many to name, but here are some of my favorites. (I didn't include Greatest Hits albums.)


  1. Pet Sounds - Beach Boys

  2. Abbey Road/Let It Be/The Beatles (White Album) - The Beatles

  3. The Game/News of the World - Queen

  4. Escape - Journey

  5. Out of Time - REM

  6. All Things Must Pass - George Harrison

  7. Duke - Genesis

  8. Night and Day - Joe Jackson

  9. The Stranger - Billy Joel

  10. Heart - Heart

  11. Back in Black - AC/DC

  12. The KiIlers' Hot Fuss

  13. The Traveling Wilburys - Vol. 1

I feel compelled to also list a few Greatest Hits albums that are great:


  1. Simon and Garfunkel

  2. History - America

  3. Chronicle - Credence Clearwater Revival

  4. Beatles: The Red and the Blue

  5. All the Best - Paul McCartney

  6. James Taylor

  7. Billy Joel (Vol 1 and 2)

  8. Mothership - Led Zeppelin

  9. Records - Foreigner

  10. The Best of the Alan Parsons Project (a bit obscure...)

I didn't add classical music or Jazz with my lists. Among my favorite classical artists are Chopin, Bach, Vivaldi, Dvorak, Mozart, and Gershwin - that's a wide ranging list! For Jazz, my favorites include Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck, and Duke Ellington. Chip White's Harlem Sunset is really good.


Do we really want to get into musicals? :) (West Side Story and Phantom top my list...)


Enough from me. Now it's your turn.


Have fun.

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Mar 11, 2024

Greatest Hits

Buddy Holly: A Rock and Roll Collection

The Beach Boys:  Endless Summer

Bob Marley:  Legend

Best of the Statler Brothers

ELO:  All Over the World

Very Best of Dire Straits

Very Best of Elvis Costello

Beatles Red Album 1962-1966

Best of Blondie

Ramones Greatest Hits

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Apr 05, 2024
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mikemarinelli54
Mar 11, 2024

Murder Ballads - Nick Cave

Greeting From L.A. Side 1 - Tim Buckley

Led Zeppelin 1

Elvis Presley - Elvis

The Doors - The Doors

Rubber Soul - The Beatles

Thorogood Live - George Thorogood

Are You Experienced- Jimi Hendrix Experience


Compilations

Hot Rocks - Rolling Stones

Legend - Bob Marley

Elvis 30 #1 Hits -Elvis Presley

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mikemarinelli54
Mar 11, 2024
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Hey Fuster,

“Murder Ballads” was a late ‘90’s release by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. Most people are familiar with them through the Peaky Blinders theme, “Red Right Hand”.

Enjoy!

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Olson Erik
Olson Erik
Mar 11, 2024

Pet Sounds - Beach Boys

Eat A Peach - Allman Brothers

Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd

Division Bell - Pink Floyd

Joshua Tree - U2

Graceland - Paul Simon

Songs in the Key of Life - STEVIE!

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