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NME's 100 Best Albums of All Time
1 Oasis Definitely Maybe 1994 Buy
2 Beatles, The Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 1967 Buy 3 Beatles, The Revolver 1966 Buy 4 Radiohead OK Computer 1997 Buy 5 Oasis (What's The Story) Morning Glory? 1995 Buy 6 Nirvana Nevermind 1991 Buy 7 Stone Roses, The The Stone Roses 1989 Buy 8 Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon 1973 Buy 9 Smiths, The The Queen Is Dead 1986 Buy 10 Radiohead The Bends 1995 Buy 11 U2 The Joshua Tree 1987 Buy 12 Clash, The London Calling 1979 Buy 13 Beatles, The The Beatles (White Album) 1968 Buy 14 Beatles, The Abbey Road 1969 Buy 15 Libertines, The Up The Bracket 2002 Buy 16 Sex Pistols, The Never Mind The Bollocks 1977 Buy 17 Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV 1971 Buy 18 Bowie, David The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust 1972 Buy 19 Queen A Night At The Opera 1975 Buy 20 Strokes, The Is This It 2001 Buy 21 Killers, The Hot Fuss 2004 Buy 22 Beach Boys, The Pet Sounds 1966 Buy 23 Buckley, Jeff Grace 1994 Buy 24 Manic Street Preachers The Holy Bible 1994 Buy 25 Meat Loaf Bat Out Of Hell 1977 Buy 26 Guns N' Roses Appetite For Destruction 1987 Buy 27 Kaiser Chiefs Employment 2005 Buy 28 Beatles, The Rubber Soul 1965 Buy 29 Fleetwood Mac Rumours 1977 Buy 30 Libertines, The The Libertines 2004 Buy 31 Verve, The Urban Hymns 1997 Buy 32 Green Day American Idiot 2004 Buy 33 Coldplay A Rush Of Blood To The Head 2002 Buy 34 Blur Parklife 1994 Buy 35 Jackson, Michael Thriller 1982 Buy 36 Pink Floyd The Wall 1979 Buy 37 R.E.M. Automatic For The People 1992 Buy 38 Franz Ferdinand Franz Ferdinand 2004 Buy 39 Oldfield, Mike Tubular Bells 1973 Buy 40 U2 Achtung Baby 1991 Buy 41 Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here 1975 Buy 42 Rolling Stones, The Exile On Main Street 1972 Buy 43 Simon & Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water 1970 Buy 44 Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin II 1969 Buy 45 Blondie Parallel Lines 1978 Buy 46 Dire Straits Brothers In Arms 1985 Buy 47 Dylan, Bob Blood On The Tracks 1975 Buy 48 Bowie, David Hunky Dory 1971 Buy 49 Coldplay X&Y 2005 Buy 50 Who, The Who's Next 1971 Buy 51 Keane Hopes And Fears 2004 Buy 52 Coldplay Parachutes 2000 Buy 53 Abba Arrival 1976 Buy 54 Pulp Different Class 1995 Buy 55 Velvet Underground, The The Velvet Underground + Nico 1967 Buy 56 Love Forever Changes 1967 Buy 57 Gaye, Marvin What's Going On 1971 Buy 58 Rolling Stones, The Let It Bleed 1969 Buy 59 White Stripes, The Elephant 2003 Buy 60 Pixies, The Doolittle 1989 Buy 61 Muse Absolution 2003 Buy 62 John, Elton Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 1973 Buy 63 Queen Sheer Heart Attack 1974 Buy 64 Twain, Shania Come On Over 1997 Buy 65 Prince Sign O' The Times 1987 Buy 66 Pearl Jam Ten 1991 Buy 67 Kasabian Kasabian 2004 Buy 68 Green Day Dookie 1994 Buy 69 Muse Origin Of Symmetry 2001 Buy 70 Bush, Kate Hounds Of Love 1985 Buy 71 Dylan, Bob Blonde On Blonde 1966 Buy 72 Jam, The All Mod Cons 1978 Buy 73 Mitchell, Joni Blue 1971 Buy 74 White Stripes, The White Blood Cells 2001 Buy 75 Suede Dog Man Star 1994 Buy 76 Metallica Metallica (Black Album) 1991 Buy 77 Human League Dare! 1981 Buy 78 Joy Division Closer 1980 Buy 79 Nirvana In Utero 1993 Buy 80 AC/DC Back In Black 1980 Buy 81 Arcade Fire Funeral 2004 Buy 82 Razorlight Up All Night 2004 Buy 83 Madonna Ray Of Light 1998 Buy 84 Springsteen, Bruce Born To Run 1975 Buy 85 Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti 1975 Buy 86 Arctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not 2006 87 Queen A Day At The Races 1976 88 ABC The Lexicon Of Love 1982 Bu 89 Spice Girls Spice 1996 Buy 90 Depeche Mode Violator 1990 Buy 91 Snow Patrol Final Straw 2004 Buy 92 T. Rex Electric Warrior 1971 Buy 93 Morissette, Alanis Jagged Little Pill 1995 94 Joy Division Unknown Pleasures 1979 95 Radiohead Kid A 2000 96 Electric Light Orchestra (E.L.O.) Out Of The Blue 1977 97 Smiths, The The Smiths 1984 98 Hendrix, Jimi Electric Ladyland 1968 99 Rage Against the Machine Rage Against The Machine 1992 100 Eagles, The Hotel California 1976 http://www.timepieces.nl/Top100%27s/2006NME.html |
wow the UK is overly infatuated with Oasis. Over here we know them as the third-rate Beatles parody band that they are. :2 cents:
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Different tastes over the pond i guess. :thumbsup Quote:
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Good list, I agree with most of the choices.
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Liam can sing but he just has a rough voice, Noel is a better singer though, mabye it's because you are american and the accent sounds weird to you? Either way, they are musical genious.
Muse are very good by the way, never understood why they are not big in Amerca. |
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Gimme a fucking break I didn't even need to read the rest of the list, what a crock of fucking shit |
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I've noticed a pattern, the only people knocking Oasis are Americans....it's cool if you don't agree with the list, i didn't make it but personally i would have Sgt pepper #1, Stone roses #2 and Deffinitely mabye at #3. |
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As much as the NME has glorified to overwhelming levels some of my favourite bands and it's my source of indie knowledge I do know it should not be taken that seriously ;)
Pulp FTW! |
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Have you listened to Deffinitely Mabye from start to finish? Be honest. |
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According to that list, the spice girls are better than Elvis, Little Richard, The Ramones, Chuck Berry and Iggy Pop. Oh my.
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two Oasis albums in the top 5 is too much for me
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Oasis being #1 isn't surprising considering it's a UK list.
What is surprising is Definitely Maybe #1 instead of Morning Glory, which just about every Oasis fan will tell you was their best album. Oasis never really got their recognition in the US, but for a period in the 90's they were the biggest band in the world. |
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That's just fucking obvious. The influence those bands had on every band that came after them is enormous. Putting Oasis on that list at all, let alone #1 is a fucking joke. |
How a nation that produced Zeppelin, The Who, Beatles, Rolling Stones, and Sabbath even blinks twice at a 3rd rate bands like Oasis or Coldplay is beyond me.
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Just like when American sportscasters show the top plays of the year (or all-time), isn't heavily slanted towards American sports, reviewers rate top movies and so on. There obviously is a bias and if the list was from an American source, you can bet there would be differences. |
Ha ha no UK bias in that list at all...
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I think it's safe to say that this magazine's target demographic is people aged 25-35. The really modern sounds aren't listed until around #30, yet they will do this list again in 10 years (and have a new readership demographic) and that Arctic Monkeys album at #86 will be moved into the top 10. |
Ahh, I see.. this is just a UK reader based survey... no one in their right mind would have the list so damn full of UK shit.
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I remember this list about 7 or 8 years ago had 3 radiohead albums in the top 5. It's not a bad list though.
I'd like to see Seal - Seal Paul Simon - Graceland Added though, and a couple of others squeezed in. |
Great list. I don't agree with Oasis x 2 in the top 5 either. Maybe both in the top 20.
Remove *.U2, *.coldplay. Coldplay are the most overrated band ever. wishy washy cack. |
Doggystyle should be in also, even a UK list should have some Snoop in.
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Wow a UK list of 100 greatest albums and Elvis Costello gets the snub????????????????????
that alone makes this list worthless |
Where the hell is Smashing Pumpkins -- Siamese dream? That album is a masterpiece, and they've got the fucking Kaiser Chiefs on the list.
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Oasis # 1 ? ... W T F
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I don't agree with the list either, it would be absolutley impossible to make a perfect top 100 list but Oasis definitely (no pun intended) do not get enough credit in America. The other guy that was bashing them admitted he didn't even listen to the album lol |
It's obviously a UK list but still a good list.
Just re-arrange it a bit and you have a US list. :) |
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Oasis? lol... That's one fucked up list :1orglaugh
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Some 40,000 music fans were asked to name their favourite work in a survey by the book of British Hit Singles and Albums and NME.com. The vote was announced in last year's edition of British Hit Singles & Albums, said editor David Roberts. Anyone could vote for as many as 10 albums, in rank order, and probably 95 percent of the 40,000 votes came from Britain, he said. The list was basically done by the public |
Nice list!!
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Please do tell me who should be number 1? |
Platinum Bryan may be a rangers fan but he knows his music :thumbsup
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Many years ago our own MuchMusic asked viewers to name the top videos of all-time. New Kids on the Block were still popular (so yes this was a *few* years ago!) and the result was something like 3 of the top 5 were from them. Credibility of list = zero. Clearly the majority of voters were, as Matt suggested, in their 20s/early 30s, so there is an obvious bias towards newer bands ... but overall less so than I'd assume - there are plenty of true classics in there, just not as high as expected. |
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Great list!! I agree with over half!!! Good job! ;)
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UK music is shit i can admit that and im from the uk, cant say ive ever listened to a full beatles song its trash, same goes for the who, u2, zeppelin and all that other shit it all sounds the same. One or two oasis songs are ok i could listen to wonderwall without a problem. Dance/Drum & Bass beats all those shitty bands. But even kayne west, lil wayne etc are better than the beatles.
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some shockers here for sure. Oasis? how can they be #1?? even if you really like them they are not getting the #1 slot please. The Beatles have to have that and the White Album should be higher. Radiohead could be higher as well. Everything that bad puts out is amazing
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