My teenage years were spent in deep Nirvana fandom and I mourned Kurt so much. I love all things 90s Seattle and adjacent. Such a great album.
I’m not sure if it’s better than many others that have come earlier.
My teenage years were spent in deep Nirvana fandom and I mourned Kurt so much. I love all things 90s Seattle and adjacent. Such a great album.
I’m not sure if it’s better than many others that have come earlier.
It’s Prince with Purple Rain from 1984 and it’s #8. I adore Prince and I’ve listened to this album so many times I broke the cassette.
Absolutely thrilled that an album I love this much is this high up.
It’s Prince with Purple Rain from 1984 and it’s #8. I adore Prince and I’ve listened to this album so many times I broke the cassette.
Absolutely thrilled that an album I love this much is this high up.
Before I started this list, there’s not a chance I would pay to see a movie about Bob Dylan. Today I went to see A Complete Unknown. Oh the times, they are a changing.
Before I started this list, there’s not a chance I would pay to see a movie about Bob Dylan. Today I went to see A Complete Unknown. Oh the times, they are a changing.
For 2025, I bring you - THE TOP 10!!!
Up first is #10 which is The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill from 1998. Of course it’s by the one and only Miss Lauryn Hill.
For 2025, I bring you - THE TOP 10!!!
Up first is #10 which is The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill from 1998. Of course it’s by the one and only Miss Lauryn Hill.
Thriller, Michael Jackson, 1982.
Thriller, Michael Jackson, 1982.
It’s from 1967.
It’s from 1967.
#17 is My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy by Kanye West from 2010. This is arguably the peak of Kanye. It’s an album I love so much I bought it on vinyl. Let’s see how it holds up.
#17 is My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy by Kanye West from 2010. This is arguably the peak of Kanye. It’s an album I love so much I bought it on vinyl. Let’s see how it holds up.
It’s HERE! And I’m so excited. I am also excited because I adore album #20. It’s Kid A by Radiohead from 2000. And because I’m an insufferable Brooklyn hipster, you can all say “of course you do”.
It’s HERE! And I’m so excited. I am also excited because I adore album #20. It’s Kid A by Radiohead from 2000. And because I’m an insufferable Brooklyn hipster, you can all say “of course you do”.
Not surprised to see more Bruce on this list. I think it’s likely the last one.
Not surprised to see more Bruce on this list. I think it’s likely the last one.
Lo and behold, #22 is Ready to Die by Notorious B.I.G. from 1994.
Lo and behold, #22 is Ready to Die by Notorious B.I.G. from 1994.
#23 is The Velvet Underground & Nico’s eponymous with the Andy Warhol banana. It’s from 1967.
#23 is The Velvet Underground & Nico’s eponymous with the Andy Warhol banana. It’s from 1967.
I don’t think this is the last Beatles album we see. I’m expecting Abbey Road in the top 20 but we shall see (I haven’t peaked so don’t spoil it)
I don’t think this is the last Beatles album we see. I’m expecting Abbey Road in the top 20 but we shall see (I haven’t peaked so don’t spoil it)
#25 is Tapestry by Carole King from 1971. I know this is a good one.
#25 is Tapestry by Carole King from 1971. I know this is a good one.
Patti Smith’s Horses from 1975
Patti Smith’s Horses from 1975