your albums, find which are your favorite songs and create your own selection, I'm sure you'll enjoy it much more.

This is a double CD album of various Christmas music, originally released in 1996. In 2000, a new edition was released, The Best Christmas Album in the World... Ever! (new edition).Masters of the cosmic soundscape, the peak-era Tangerine Dream got into an outgoing mood on the largely improvised, double live album Encore. They loosen up, experiment more with rhythm, and compose some lovely tunes on the spot. Leader Edgar Froese even gets in a couple of killer guitar solos. 23: Magma: Mëkanïk Dëstruktïẁ Kömmandöh In 2004, a 1-disc edited version of the first volume was released to unknown ventures with different artwork. The brand new The Album: series spawned six more volumes (although a hiatus was present in two of its five active years) On the downside the set does however suffer from having a few too many compilation 'specials' . I am I think your list is quite good. Like anybody on the planet, I feel there are albums that aren’t included here that should be based on my personal preference. I won’t voice those opinions here because the point of this list is udiscovermusic’s opinion. Isn’t subjectivity great?

of the Beatles all in the top 3? no Led Zeppelin, No Pink Floyd, No Judas Priest, Deep purple. these were also game changing bands. “The White “Album top 10 i understand, the other 2 ?? not in top 10 and then one of the other bands I mentioned should be , Priest needs to be on the list.. also NO DETROIT BANDS? no mC5, no Amboy dukes, no BOB SEGER? .. And the biggest glaring hole What has made Nevermind arguably the most important release of that decade is the songs. They were uncompromising. Kurt Cobain was writing about his moment, but also about all our moments. His ‘secret’ was in talking directly to himself. As with Axl Rose on Guns N’ Roses’ Appetite For Destruction four years earlier, Cobain didn’t so much reach out to the disenfranchised masses as draw them into his world. Here were his agonies, his doubts, his frustrations, his rages – but opened up for everyone to see.You could make a strong case for any of the “classic seven” Moody Blues albums but In Search of the Lost Chordstands out for its theme of mind expansion, offering three possible paths to enlightenment: Acid (via Ray Thomas’ ode to Timothy Leary, “Legend of a Mind”) meditation (keyboardist Mike Pinder’s mystical “Om”) and love (“The Actor,” a vintage Justin Hayward ballad). 19: U.K.: U.K.