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Dez 7 2005, 17h00
Here's is something interesting for you all to check out. It's SPIN's 100 greatest albums of the last 20 years as seen in their July 2005 issue. Some interesting choices here...tell me what you think...
SPIN'S 100 GREATEST ALBUMS: 1985-2005
001. OK Computer
002. It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
003. Nevermind
004. Slanted and Enchanted
005. The Queen Is Dead
006. Surfer Rosa
007. 3 Feet High and Rising
008. Sign 'O' The Times
009. Rid of Me
010. Straight Outta Compton
011. Achtung Baby
012. Paul's Boutique
013. New Day Rising
014. Daydream Nation
015. Exile in Guyville
016. Odelay
017. Illmatic
018. Appetite for Destruction
019. Live Through This
020. Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
021. Fear of a Black Planet
022. Loveless
023. Stankonia
024. Dig Me Out
025. The Downward Spiral
026. Post
027. The Head On The Door
028. Definitely Maybe
029. 13 Songs
030. Ready to Die
031. You're Living All Over Me
032. Tim
033. AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted
034. Either/Or
035. The Chronic
036. Doolittle
037. Bee Thousand
038. The Low End Theory
039. Lucinda Williams
040. Raising Hell
041. Siamese Dream
042. Nothing's Shocking
043. Criminal Minded
044. Dookie
045. College Dropout
046. This Nation's Saving Grace
047. Paid In Full
048. Kid A
049. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
050. Low-Life
051. In Utero
052. Licensed to Ill
053. The Battle of Los Angeles
054. Last Splash
055. Dig Your Own Hole
056. To Bring You My Love
057. White Blood Cells
058. Master of Puppets
059. The Lonesome Crowded West
060. De La Soul Is Dead
061. Pinkerton
062. Supa Dupa Fly
063. Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
064. The Marshall Mathers LP
065. Remedy
066. Aquemini
067. Reign in Blood
068. Maxiquaye
069. Entroducing dj shadow
070. The Blueprint
071. Psychocandy
072. Only Built 4 Cuban Linx
073. Different Class
074. Dummy
075. Le Tigre
076. If You're Feeling Sinister
077. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
078. The Stone Roses
079. Everything Is Wrong
080. Voodoo
081. Mellow Gold
082. Grace
083. Relationship of Command
084. Superunknown
085. Automatic for the People
086. Up on the Sun
087. Parklife
088. Emperor Tomato Ketchup
089. Fever To Tell
090. Sister
091. Skylarking
092. Atomizer
093. Ten
094. Spiderland
095. Elastica
096. Rum, Sodomy & The Lash
097. In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
098. When I Was Born for the 7th Time
099. Gentlemen
100. Is This It
And so there you have it. This list actually makes me feel as though my musical horizons aren't as broad as what they could be. There are a few artists I've never even heard of. Some I've heard of in passing but haven't actually heard their music. Others still don't even deserve to be on the list. I guess good music is not necessarily a unversal thing, it's more personal than what a lot of people think. But that's a good thing! Otherwise we might all be stuck listening to Spears, Celine or maybe even William Shatner!
SPIN'S 100 GREATEST ALBUMS: 1985-2005
001. OK Computer
002. It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
003. Nevermind
004. Slanted and Enchanted
005. The Queen Is Dead
006. Surfer Rosa
007. 3 Feet High and Rising
008. Sign 'O' The Times
009. Rid of Me
010. Straight Outta Compton
011. Achtung Baby
012. Paul's Boutique
013. New Day Rising
014. Daydream Nation
015. Exile in Guyville
016. Odelay
017. Illmatic
018. Appetite for Destruction
019. Live Through This
020. Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
021. Fear of a Black Planet
022. Loveless
023. Stankonia
024. Dig Me Out
025. The Downward Spiral
026. Post
027. The Head On The Door
028. Definitely Maybe
029. 13 Songs
030. Ready to Die
031. You're Living All Over Me
032. Tim
033. AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted
034. Either/Or
035. The Chronic
036. Doolittle
037. Bee Thousand
038. The Low End Theory
039. Lucinda Williams
040. Raising Hell
041. Siamese Dream
042. Nothing's Shocking
043. Criminal Minded
044. Dookie
045. College Dropout
046. This Nation's Saving Grace
047. Paid In Full
048. Kid A
049. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
050. Low-Life
051. In Utero
052. Licensed to Ill
053. The Battle of Los Angeles
054. Last Splash
055. Dig Your Own Hole
056. To Bring You My Love
057. White Blood Cells
058. Master of Puppets
059. The Lonesome Crowded West
060. De La Soul Is Dead
061. Pinkerton
062. Supa Dupa Fly
063. Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
064. The Marshall Mathers LP
065. Remedy
066. Aquemini
067. Reign in Blood
068. Maxiquaye
069. Entroducing dj shadow
070. The Blueprint
071. Psychocandy
072. Only Built 4 Cuban Linx
073. Different Class
074. Dummy
075. Le Tigre
076. If You're Feeling Sinister
077. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
078. The Stone Roses
079. Everything Is Wrong
080. Voodoo
081. Mellow Gold
082. Grace
083. Relationship of Command
084. Superunknown
085. Automatic for the People
086. Up on the Sun
087. Parklife
088. Emperor Tomato Ketchup
089. Fever To Tell
090. Sister
091. Skylarking
092. Atomizer
093. Ten
094. Spiderland
095. Elastica
096. Rum, Sodomy & The Lash
097. In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
098. When I Was Born for the 7th Time
099. Gentlemen
100. Is This It
And so there you have it. This list actually makes me feel as though my musical horizons aren't as broad as what they could be. There are a few artists I've never even heard of. Some I've heard of in passing but haven't actually heard their music. Others still don't even deserve to be on the list. I guess good music is not necessarily a unversal thing, it's more personal than what a lot of people think. But that's a good thing! Otherwise we might all be stuck listening to Spears, Celine or maybe even William Shatner!
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