He's projecting again....

3. Have one on me
2. Harlem River blues
1. Car tape 2 Lisa Miller (write in)

3. Blue. Every note and every word of every song on this record is powerful.

2. London Calling. Sorry Stevie and Stones, this is the best double lp of the 70s, all killer no filler

1. Horses. It's not perfect but the highs are stratospheric

On the basis that these are most played from this list in the last 12 months
3: For the roses
2. Ede Bamyasi
1. Transformer

Very hard misses for Aretha, Stones, Bowie and Al Green

1977 me: Pistols, Clash and Ramones (and Iggy and Saints and Birdman)

2026 me gives out the points:
3. Aja
2. Low
1. Trans Europe Express

(2) Cuba Bay of Pigs Invasion (1961)
Dominican Republic Operation Power Pack (1965)
Grenada Operation Urgent Fury (1983)
Haiti Operation Uphold Democracy (1994)

Plus covert operations like in Chile in 1972

This is really hard!
Points go to the records I listen to now (but 12yr old me did not)
3. The hissing of summer lawns
2. Another green world
And a point for one I first listened to in 1977 and still now
1. Horses

Hating not giving points to Springsteen, Parliament, Bowie, Kraftwerk, Neil

3. Aladdin Sane
2. Inner Visions
1. Catch a Fire

Close but 100% correct!!!

3. London calling!!!
2. Broken English
1. The specials

I truly want to know when anyone who voted for this last listened to it.
Sure, it's a significant album in Aust and the singles work as soundtracks to nostalgic film footage, but the whole album is just not up to some of the competition on this list

Woo Hoo! My first ever #MusicBrowlow No1!!!

2. Parallel lines
2. Darkness on the edge of town
2. Eternally yours

In a ludicrously great year for great albums- so many bands' best work (Sly, Marvin, Stones, Bowie, Bolan) - I'll still give Joni all of the available points for Blue

I know voting has closed but i'd like to give a 6 to Blue, possibly the greatest album ever