MICHAEL JACKSON - OFF THE WALL

elmer said:

Tom Waits - Blue Valentine

Johnny Thunders - So Alone

Prince - For You

Neil Young - Comes a Time

Townes Van Zandt - Flyin' Shoes

'78 in the house!

Kansas- Point Of Know Return

Rush- A Farewell To Kings

I can't think of much else from 1977.

Random order

So Red the Rose - Arcadia

She's The Boss - Mick Jagger

Boys & Girls - Bryan Ferry

Live After Death - Iron Maiden

Killing Is My Business - Megadeth

Done With Mirrors - Aerosmith

ATWIAD (& the B-Sides) - Prince & The Revolution

Prince - Purple Rain

The Cars - Heartbeat City

Police - Synchronicity

Spandau Ballet - True

U2 - Unforgettable Fire

Echo & The Bunnymen - Ocean Rain

Smiths - Hatful of Hollow

Simple Minds - Sparkle in The Rain

1995

vainandy said:

I have no idea of what was even released in 1967.

Some of the most classic albums of all time

Are you Experienced - Jimi Hendrix Experience (June)

Axis Bold as Love - Jimi Hendrix Experience (December)

Sgt Peppers - The Beatles

The Doors - Self Titled Debut

The Who Sell Out

Sittin on the Dock of the Bay - Otis Redding

I wish it would rain - The Temptations

Disraeli Gears - Cream

They're in alphabetical order because I had to look at my itunes library to see when this stuff came out.

Born To Run - Springsteen

Captain Fantastic & The Brown Dirt Cowboy - Elton John

Chocolate City - Parliament

Coon Bid'ness - Julius Hemphill

Go Girl Crazy! - The Dictators

Honey - The Ohio Players

A Night At The Opera - Queen

One Size Fits All - Zappa & MOI

Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin

A Quiet Storm - Smokey Robinson

Red Headed Stranger - Willie Nelson

Sabotage - Black Sabbath

Still Crazy After All These Years - Paul Simon

Tonight's The Night - Neiol Young

Toys In The Attic - Aerosmith

Nighthawks At The Diner - Tom Waits

JoeTyler said:

Random order

So Red the Rose - Arcadia

She's The Boss - Mick Jagger

Boys & Girls - Bryan Ferry

Live After Death - Iron Maiden

Killing Is My Business - Megadeth

Done With Mirrors - Aerosmith

ATWIAD (& the B-Sides) - Prince & The Revolution

Killer album.

AhPook said:

JoeTyler said:

Random order

So Red the Rose - Arcadia

She's The Boss - Mick Jagger

Boys & Girls - Bryan Ferry

Live After Death - Iron Maiden

Killing Is My Business - Megadeth

Done With Mirrors - Aerosmith

ATWIAD (& the B-Sides) - Prince & The Revolution

Killer album.

actually, I own the DVD, Maiden was a top band both sonically and visually during the 80s...

1983

Prince -1999 (Technically released in '82 but became a smash is '83 so...)

Madonna- Madonna

M.J- Thriller

Cyndi Lauper- She's So Unusual

R.E.M.- Murmur

David Bowie- Let's Dance

Adorecream said:

vainandy said:

I have no idea of what was even released in 1967.

Some of the most classic albums of all time

Are you Experienced - Jimi Hendrix Experience (June)

Axis Bold as Love - Jimi Hendrix Experience (December)

Sgt Peppers - The Beatles

The Doors - Self Titled Debut

The Who Sell Out

Sittin on the Dock of the Bay - Otis Redding

I wish it would rain - The Temptations

Disraeli Gears - Cream

Andy won't like any of those. This is the only album I know from 1967 that he might be into:

lavender1983 said:

1983

Prince -1999 (Technically released in '82 but became a smash is '83 so...)

That applies to Thriller too.

802 said:

1995

That was a good year. My top 20 albums from 1995:

1. PJ Harvey - To Bring You My Love
2. Prince - The Gold Experience
3. Rancid - ...And Out Come The Wolves
4. Switchblade Symphony - Serpentine Gallery
5. Belly - King
6. Björk - Post
7. Tarnation - Gentle Creatures
8. Elastica - Elastica
9. Aterciopelados - El Dorado
10. Pizzicato Five - The Sound Of Music
11. Terence Trent D'arby - Vibrator
12. Suddenly, Tammy! - (We Get There When We Do)
13. Praise Of Folly - Disillusioned
14. New Power Generation - Exodus
15. Boss Hog - Boss Hog
16. Down - NOLA
17. Siouxsie And The Banshees - The Rapture
18. Blooding Mask - All The Colors Of Death
19. Garbage - Garbage
20. Lenny Kravitz - Circus

sextonseven said:

lavender1983 said:

1983

Prince -1999 (Technically released in '82 but became a smash is '83 so...)

That applies to Thriller too.

Oh yea..True.

I was born in July of '91...

Diamonds & Pearls - Prince

Dangerous - Michael Jackson

Jungle Fever Soundtrack - Stevie Wonder

Meant to Be Mint - Mint Condition

Burnin' - Patti LaBelle

Star Time - James Brown

The Low End Theory - A Tribe Called Quest

De La Soul is Dead - De La Soul

Prime of My Life - Phyllis Hyman

Blood Sugar Sex Magik - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Power of Love - Luther Vandross

T.E.V.I.N. - Tevin Campbell

Mama Said - Lenny Kravitz

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1970:

George Harrison - All Things Must Pass

Derek and the Dominoes - Layla

The Doors - Morrison Hotel

Plastic Ono Band

The Beatles - Let It Be

Led Zeppelin III

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Deja Vu

Grateful Dead _ Workingman's Dead & American Beauty

Neil Young - After the Gold Rush

The Band - Stage Fright

Paul McCartney - McCartney

Raphael Saadiq: Stone Rollin'

Had to google albums released in 1971

Catch a fire - bob marley

Roots - curtis mayfield

Santana III - santana

Where I'm coming from - stevie wonder

band on the run ..... Paul McCartney and wings

it's only rock and roll ... The rolling stones

cant get enough .... Barry White

cant think of anymore

shellyk84 said:

band on the run ..... Paul McCartney and wings

it's only rock and roll ... The rolling stones

cant get enough .... Barry White

cant think of anymore

1973 or 1974?

sextonseven said:

shellyk84 said:

band on the run ..... Paul McCartney and wings

it's only rock and roll ... The rolling stones

cant get enough .... Barry White

cant think of anymore

1973 or 1974?

it's 1974

Smittyrock70 said:

This was John's state of being after going through the nasty Beatles break-up and his primal scream therapy sessions. Just brilliant.

My favorite album ever. I don't hear it get mentioned a lot*, though - nice to hear somebody appreciates it. But I think you actually grabbed the nearly identical cover of Yoko's POB album.

* I know it's made many best of lists, but it doesn't get the kind of praise I feel it deserves.. That is, the praise that it's better than anything made with The Beatles.

Anyway, I was born in 1992, and I can't find a single album from that year that I love. I own The Bodyguard soundtrack, but I don't really like it. I guess my favorite is Prince's , which I really only like. Also, Erotica (Madonna) ain't too bad....... Now, had I been born in '91, I could name you at least ten albums I love from that year (Prince, MJ, Nirvana, RHCP, Guns N Roses, U2, Pearl Jam, etc.).

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shellyk84 said:

sextonseven said:

1973 or 1974?

it's 1974

Okay. I think Band On The Run is from 1973 though.

The1592 said:

My favorite album ever. I don't hear it get mentioned a lot*, though - nice to hear somebody appreciates it. But I think you actually grabbed the nearly identical cover of Yoko's POB album.

* I know it's made many best of lists, but it doesn't get the kind of praise I feel it deserves.. That is, the praise that it's better than anything made with The Beatles.

Because it isn't.

(It is my favorite solo album by one of them after All Things Must Pass, though.)

MJ - Off the Wall