Couldn't get these 12 new listings on the other blog so here they are then 262 to 356.
Ends with list by title of draft version of this list, that is when it went to about 300.
53/1 Girlpool - s/t 7 song EP L.A. 2014 Two gals, guitar and bass.
Often
dual vocals. Seemingly
very personal lyrics. Great to hear something
new that's also high quality.
Saw 'em live this year, 30 minutes of energy,
musical determination and
a real pair of musicians made for a memorable
evening. There's only a single
problem with this record, it's too short, 15
minutes. But, it is an EP.
110a/ The Slits – Peel
Sessions UK 1977 thru 1981. They didn’t
release their first album
till 1979 with precious little prior to
that like a 7”, maybe two. The Peel
sessions
they did, the 1977 one in particular then
the second one, captured them in all their
intense female punk rock glory in a way
they were not otherwise recorded. Their
post Cut lp material begins to get bogged
down with too much experimental reggae.
A good exploration of it but nothing super
high quality like their early punk days and
the Cut lp.
143/8 Gang of Four – The
Peel Sessions from 1979 thru 1981 released 1990. 11 songs.
It’s like an alternative hits album. Not all Peel Sessions are much more than a
slavish imitation of the studio songs but
this is what Peel really is when it’s special,
the band playing many of their best songs
and this is probably from 3 separate Peel
sessions, and the band plays it like it’s
live in the studio, that is, the songs sound
great but different than the released album
versions. As a big fan of Gang of Four,
particularly their incredible debut lp
Entertainment and then the next 2 eps, this
record is invaluable.
144/8 The Dirtbombs - We Have You Surrounded 2008 Detroit. Two
drummers two bassist (one
fuzz bass). Mick Collins singing and guitar.
First 5 songs are a perfect
EP. Rest of the album hit and miss. For me
this is their best album. I
didn't hear them till 2015 tho they been around
since about 1997. Had my 6 cd
car player full of their 5 albums and the
2xcd If You Don't which is their collected
7"s and more. Dirty sound.
Great love song on here but too
harsh for my wife to even listen to. I
keep listening to see how the 2nd
drummer and 2nd bassist add to the
sound. It’s hard to say but if you
listen to the Gories or Blacktop, Mick’s
prior bands with one each you can
hear why he’s dedicated to this format.
165a/ The Dirtbombs –
Horndog Fest 1997 Detroit My second favorite album by them
with several Dirtbomb style hits. It’s a dirty band, dirt woven into the DNA of
their
sound.
Fun. Addicting.
170a/ I Refuse It! –
Cronache del videotopo: IRI 1982-1987 A greatest hits or more
accurately, a (nearly?) full discography
release of one of the very rare HC bands
that has a keyboard and some sorta
synthesizer and it works perfectly with the
classic Italian punk rock. They even do a song of a bomb exploding,
impossible
without such instruments and done to
perfection.
224a/ Andre Williams – is
the Black Godfather Executive Producer Mick Collins 2000
backed on different songs by The Jon
Spencer Blues Explosion; The Countdowns;
Compulsive Gamblers; The Dirtbombs and
Cheater Slicks. What this really is is a
greatest hits of Detroit’s classic Dirty
sound. Andre is the historical musical
force
for getting them together to make an album
with him with bands behind him that
successfully match his style. But the galvanizing force here is Mick
Collins. He’s
got his sound all over this thing. Given how old Andre is here, and I got
nuttin’
against age, or even old singers, Alberta
Hunter in her 80’s and Johnny Cash near the
end of his life were both singing the best
I’d ever heard them sing, from their age.
But the bands here far surpass Andre who’s
hangin’ on for dear life with his schtick
from his past glory days. It’s nice to see the bands and In the Red
records, home
to the Dirty sound, honor Andre with this
album. I’d just as soon hear it with his
vocals removed the bands are so great. Still, whether the bands have black or
white people in them or whatever, I feel
black when I listen to it, immersed in a
sound that’s pure Detroit and nowhere else
on earth.
226a/12 The Cure greatest hits. About 2009? They had like 2 different
greatest hits albums from
their first period then their second. This
merges them nicely. Very
radio friendly. Lotta fun to listen to. Coupla
songs near the end sorta lose
steam but the hits are like eating candy.
228a/12 The Clash – Super
Black Market Clash 1993 UK expansion on the 1980
release of non Lp tracks. Lot more flavor of reggae style Clash songs
than is on
their albums. Makes for a very fine stand alone Clash album
especially after they
expanded the Black Market Clash release of
1980 with more songs to make it Super.
230a/12 Peggio Punx
Discography Italy their music from 1981 through 1989. Classic
Italian Hardcore with a very unique
feverish mandolin type sound. Some weak
live recording wise on here but all their
records are here especially the classic lst
2 7”s.
262/15 Someone Got Their
Head Kicked In - California w/ Battalion of
Saints, Youth Brigade + 1982 - - 152
12 Another in a series of
many classic punk rock comps. Very well done. The nature of
punk rock is it’s common for punk labels
to be done by punx and
it’s common to release an album (vinyl,
cassette in the 80’s or cd)
of just 500 to 1000 or a few thousand,
and it’s essentially a sampler.
A good way to hear new groups. Not everyone is skilled at only
putting good songs on a sampler. This one does.
263/15 We're the Meatmen and
you suck! - U.S. 1982? - - 158 9 Another
amazing debut lp. They fell off a cliff after this. And their 7"
before this was maybe even more killer
than the lp. Hilarious
sarcastic punk rock with strong songs.
264/15 Talking Heads -
Talking Heads: 77 - U.S. 1977 - 290 164 9 Another
amazing debut lp. Their other lps are nice but this one really
gets
it together with the full impact of
their sound which was new at the
time, a unique geek vocals.
265/15 Cleanse the Bacteria
lp + 12" - U.S. w/ Septic Death +
1985 - - 184 9 Again, a classic comp, this time with a gold
yellow
12" with it, both, together made
for a buncha great hc songs.
High quality comp that stands the test
of time musically.
266/15 Vatican Commandos -
Point Me to the End - U.S. 1982? - - 165 12
Another amazing debut lp
(12"). Real punk rock, a compliment
to
their 2 7"s that they released
before this. Together the 3 releases
would make one outstanding early 80's
U.S. punk/hc cd.
267/15 Big Boys - Fun Fun
Fun 12" - Texas 1980? - - 166 10 Another
amazing debut lp (12"). Nobody ever did what they did, mixing
punk and funk perfectly and they did it
better on this 12" than
they ever did on any other release.
268/15 Stalag 13 - in
control - L.A. 1981? - - 168 11 Another amazing debut
(their only) lp. Classic L.A. sounding early 80's punk rock.
269/15 Stark Raving Mad -
Amerika - ? 1984? - - 169 25 Another amazing
debut lp.
Solid hc. I think they were from
NY.
270/15 The Doors - L.A.
Woman - L.A. 1971 - 362 170 4 A real
favorite of
mine as a teenager in the last 60's,
early 70's. I still can't figure out
how they sucessfully replaced a guitar
with a keyboard. Maybe
cuz Ray Mazarack had the ability to not be
too organy or
otherwise typically annoying keyboard
sounding. Course, Jim
Morrison's vocals were one of the best
in rock.
271/15 Faith/Void - DC 1982?
- - 171 7 Not a true lp, a split. I
don't know
why I don't have more split lps on this
list cuz punk rock has also
been a watershed of split releases. I don't know if I can think of a
single one on a rock or other music
major label cuz for them it's
all about business. For punk it's just getting yer music out there
and cooperating for a split or on comps
is natural vs competing
for radio air play or who will get
signed by the major label which
metal and rock bands have done for
decades and continue to
(except some nice indie rock bands who
have come up through
the punk philosophy like those typically
written about and
interviewed in Big Takeover).
272/15 Joni Mitchell - Miles
of Asiles live 1974 - U.S. - - 2xlp 174 33
Always did have a soft spot for this
lp. Actually, my wife and I
saw her life in the early 80's and it
was like a fairy full of light
and beauty singing strong songs
unaffected by the passing
of the hippy era.
273/16 The Undertones -
Positive Touch - Ireland 1981 - - 175 11
Some
punx can't stand any Undertones after
the first 2 lps but I love
this band, even the fourth lp. There's 2 other lps they've
released after that. Anyone got a copy? Their strong song
writing continues here but it's a less
dynamic, hard presentation
than the first 2 classic lps.
274/16 Fartz - World Full of
Hate - U.S. 1980? - - 176 9 Another amazing
debut (their only) lp. Pure Californian early early hc. Possibly
the first hc album. Portland I believe. Incredible.
275/16 Grito Suburbano -
Brasil w/ Olho Seco, Inocentes, Colera +
1982 - - 178 9 An outstanding collection of Brasilian punk
rock/
hc.
If you just get one Brasilian record, this is it. Pretty much
all the classic Brasilian hc punk rock
bands are here.
276/16 Johnny Cash - Cash
American Recordings IV - U.S. 2003 - 180
My
most recent release on this list. Thank goodness Ric Rubin
hooked up with him, telling him to just
bring his voice and his
guitar.
No fancy stuff to commercialize him.
He does that Irish
wake song and it's got a church organ accompanying
him. He
sounds perfect when he finally got as
old as an old man. If
country western sounded as satisfying as
these songs, I'd be
a country fan. Instead, it's just mostly musical garbage.
277/16 Outo - first lp -
Japan 1988? - - 181 7 Another amazing debut lp.
Another Japanese late 80's classic lp. It's like a group of 6 or so
of them, Lip Cream, Deathside, Deathless
Muss, Systematic Death.
278/16 Deathside - Wasted
Dreams - Japan 1989? - - 182 10 Another
amazing debut lp. More like Outo, Systematic Death, Rose
Rose...
279/16 Condemned to Death -
Diary of a Love Monster - U.S. 1984
- - 183 14 Another amazing debut (their
only) lp. This and their
ep before this were collectable for some
reason early on in punk
rock.
One reason for collectability is the music is great. Always
a factor. Mostly punx just collect cuz you can't get
hold of the
music easily at the big business record
store or hear it on the
radio and so much punk is limited
release cuz it's DIY.
280/16 Battalion of Saints -
Fighting Boys 12" - San Diego 1983?
- - 185 13 Another amazing debut lp
(12"). Mad Marc Rude did
the unforgetable detailed lp cover
art. R.I.P. The Bats put
San Diego on the punk rock map.
*281/16 Otis Redding -
Dreams to Remember: The Otis Redding Anthology
- U.S. 1998 1962-1967? 147 189 21 Not a
true lp but a gathering of
his better songs. I don't know if he did any killer complete
lps but
he sure has some songs that are pure
R&B perfection. He was
way more than a one hit wonder and did a
very energetic live set.
282/16 The Rolling Stones -
Let It Bleed - UK 1969 - 32 190 9 Another lp
that was everywhere when I was in high
school. I thought they
captured their live sound and spirit
wonderfully on this lp.
283/16 Santana - Lotus -
Tijuana/S.F. 1974 - - 3xlp 191 26 Probably not a
commonly heard lp since 3xlp sets didn't
sell as well back in the
day and it was a Japanese import
only. Their best live lp coming
just after the only great lps they did,
their first 3, till 25 years later.
This one's particularly worth it because
the vocalist is above
adequate, not ruining the songs like
many of the Santana lps
after this did and the latin rock
jamming is something you rarely
hear.
284/17 The Stooges - Raw
Power - U.S. 1973 - 125 196 33 A known classic
lp.
Fittingly known as the grandfather of punk (godfather? not as
true really) cuz this is actually a
punk album. It cuts to the power
and passion and raw feeling that has
always attracted me to punk.
285/17 David Bowie - Young
Americans - UK 1975 - - 197 9 This lp swept
me away in the 70's. I couldn't get enough of it. Haven't heard it
in 20 years. Wonder if it stands the test of time?
286/17 The Stooges - The
Stooges - U.S. 1969 - 185 198 34 Another
amazing debut lp. Thank you Iggy and the brothers. Thanks
for not ODing on heroin. Thanks for blazing a needed trail that
ended up being punk rock. Thanks for some of the best live
shows ever cuz of your voice, that
killer voice, and your ADD
energy.
287/17 Talking Heads - More
Songs About Buildings and Food - U.S.
1978 - 382 199 8 Well, I liked this when
it came out. Haven't heard
it in 20 years. Stand the test of time? The first 4 lps were good.
I
prefer their pre rydim' years though I saw them live in '81 with
all those extra musicians and it
rocked/swung. By this lp they
still retained their early somewhat
stark sound. The
intellectual semi-punk band.
288/18 The Clash -
Sandanista! - UK (3xlp) 1980 - 404 159 10
I believe this
was their last great release and it
coulda been a 2xlp rather than 3
as some songs feel fairly
indulgent. This should be lower than
169,
too many weak/indulgent songs. Should have been 2 lps, not 3.
289/18 Second Wind -
security LP - DC 1984 - - 202 10 Another amazing
debut (their only) lp. If you love Minor Threat this lp is really
like
an extra lp of them with only a smidgen
less of high quality, as the
vocalist is Ian's brother and it's a D.C.
band. Very tasty punk.
Likely, another not-heard-enough punk
record by punx.
*290/18 Black Randy and the
Metrosquad - Pass the Dust, I Think I'm
Bowie - L.A. 1979? - - 203 14 Another
amazing debut (their only)
lp.
Why didn't they do any more than this?
That's a real shame.
Sorta James Chance on the West
Coast. Full bodied funky punk.
291/18 David Bowie -
Changesone - U.S. 1976 1970-1976? 425 204 11 Not a
true lp but a greatest hits although it
always played like a 'meant to
be lp' to me and was another ubiquitous
album. I'm not sure if I
can even listen to more than 1 or 2
songs from his last 10 lps but
that 70's stuff was just right.
292/18 Bush Tetras - Better
Late Than Never - NY 1983 1980-1983 - 205 16
Not a true lp but an anthology of their
releases. Three gals and a
guy on drums (like Bikini Kill). The musical parents of Bikini Kill.
Few female driven modern rock bands in
the U.S. Several in the
UK.
Funk punk with definite female perspective lyrics. Great.
293/18 The Who - Live at
Leeds - UK 1970 - 170 206 20 I believe I
prefer
the later released expanded
version. I'm not sure I like much of
their material after the early 70's. This gig captures them at their
musical peak or slightly after.
*294/19 The Rolling Stones -
Beggars Banquet - UK 1968 - 57 211 14 Also
a great lp by them. Not too early. They had their hardiness by
this lp.
And some of them weren't even dead.
*295/20 Ray Charles - The
Birth of Soul: The Complete Atlantic Rhythm &
Blues Recordings, - UK 1991 1952-1959 53
212 12 Not a true lp but
a collection of songs from many
lps. That early stuff has some
amazing songs on it. "I'm gonna go down to the river and
drown
myself." Man, some of the best songs ever from this
period.
296/20 Ray Charles - The
Genius of Ray Charles - UK 1959 - 213 215 7
As
I recall, this is a very solid album.
Merging gospel, r&b and jazz
with a soulful voice that just rocked.
297/20 Bad Brains - Rock for
Light - NY 1983 - - 214 14 Ric Ocask sucked
a bit of the life outta them on this lp
making the production just
too clean. But it is their second best lp. No one really has one
better than their first lp, including
them. Still, solid songs that
punk rock nicely with more fine, lively
reggae.
*298/20 The Rolling Stones -
Out of Our Heads - UK 1965 - 114 215 25
I was surprised when I heard this
lp. It rocks better than I
imagined it might.
299/21 Van Halen - Van Halen
- L.A. 1978 - 415 217 15 Another amazing
debut lp. I remember when this came out it swept the land. Fit
right into the fabric of rock
America. And deservingly so. David
Lee Roth was the perfect front man for
them.
300/21 Monterey Pop comp
S.F./U.S./UK w/ Ravi Shankar, Jimi Hendrix,
Janis Joplin, The Who, Mamas & the
Papas, + 1967 - - 151 7 This
is almost not as great as the movie. Seeing these live performances
live really enhances the music. But this lp still has classic songs
from that first U.S. rock festival
ever. Jimi at one of his peaks,
Otis Redding giving an unforgettable
performance and Ravi
being the surprise foundational
performance of the weekend.
*301/22 Nuggets: Original
Artyfacts From the First Psychedelic
Era - U.S. 1972 1965-1968 196 218 25 Not
a true lp. Ok, ok, I admit
it, I've never heard this lp. What I'm looking for is psychedelic
hippy music and I assume it's on
here. There's tons of such
comps and you never know if they rock or
not. Same as 60's
punk comps. Often most of the record is rubbish.
*302/22 The Velvet
Underground - White Light/White Heat -
NY
1967 - 292 219 26 Another amazing debut
lp. I'm sorry I discounted
this group for as long as I did. I wish I'd turned onto them when
they came out. I finally heard them when I was buying cheap
used
records in the early 70's and didn't think
much of them and when
that happens to me, after just listening
to a quick sampling of the
record, I can be quick to dismiss a
group. I erred in this case.
Colin played me some of their 60's stuff
on a drive to L.A. and I
was impressed how much it fit right in
with modern harsh punk
rock without the common patterns often
found in punk after the
early 80's because, of course, this stuff
was made in the 60's.
303/22 The Who -
Quadrophenia - UK (2lp) 1973 - 266 220 26 I really
don't like Tommy. But this lp, another one in household after
household, always had something
musically attractive about it.
304/22 The Police -
Outlandos d'Amour - UK/U.S. 1978 - 434 222 12
Another amazing debut lp. A rare perfect lp. I used to love the
Police and I find they haven't stood the
test of time as much as I
expected they would. Still, strong drumming and well formed
songs.
305/22 The Pretenders -
Pretenders - UK 1980 - 155 223 39 Another
amazing debut lp. Finally, a strong female git/vocals lead.
-Lps from here are less than
amazing but still wonderful, in some
substantial way:
306/22 Joni Mitchell - Court
and Spark - U.S. 1972? - 111 226 23 Haven't
heard this lp in over 25 years.
307/22 The Beatles - Please
Please Me - UK 1963 - 39 227 17 Really, there's
no bad Beatles lp.
308/22 Joni Mitchell - Blue
- U.S. 1971 - 30 228 32 Haven't heard this lp in
25 years.
309/22 Steely Dan - Aja -
U.S. 1977 - 145 229 15 I'm not sure why I have
this on here except I respect it. Ok, in the 70’s and early 80’s I
thought it was a perfec t album. I should revisit it. My wife loves it.
310/22 The Doors - Strange
Days - L.A. 1967 - 407 230 19 They made
classic records, though the hits stood
out better, generally,
than the full lps. I keep forgetting this is a band without a
guitarist. How can keyboards replace the guitar? They do,
obviously, successfully.
311/22 The Doors - The Doors
- L.A. 1967 - 42 231 19 Another amazing
debut lp. Who wrote these songs? Nice stuff.
I read that Jim
Morrison would come and say things about
a song he was writing
and the band would bring into musical
existence what he was hearing
or telling about hearing in his
head.
312/22 Van Morrison - Astral
Weeks - ? 1968 - 19 232 18 A rock classic.
313/23 GBH - City Baby
Attacked by Rats - UK 1980? - - 233 24 A punk
classic.
Maybe more GBH t-shirts than any other group back in
the early 80's, least in San Diego.
314/23 Stan Getz and Joao
Gilberto Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim -
Getz/Gilberto ? 1964 - 454 235 17 That
special samba or whatever
it is sound from Brasil. I love the vocals. Great kick back music.
315/23 David Bowie - Station
to Station - UK 1976 - 323 236 10 This
lp
drove me nuts in the 70's. Haven't heard it since.
316/23 David Bowie - The
Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust
and the Spiders From Mars - UK 1972 - 35
237 18 It's not actually
that great an lp as I recall. Some great songs.
317/23 David Bowie - Station
to Station - UK 1976 - 323 238 19 Another
Bowie lp that was a big part of my
musical life in the 70's.
318/24 Bob Dylan and the
Band - The Basement Tapes - U.S.
(2lp) 1975 1967 291 239 30 Not a true lp
but an archival release of
music that was apparently never intended
as a release but there
were so many bootlegs of it they did
anyway. This is my favorite
Bob Dylan record. It's got everything that's great between him
and the Band. There's something very organic about the
sound.
It reminds me, in flavor, of Derek and
the Dominoes (Eric Clapton
asked if he could play guitar with the
Band) and the Allman
Brothers.
319/24 James Brown - Live at
the Apollo - U.S. 1963 - 24 240 9 Live he's
amazing and in 1963 he had his
youth. Glad this is well known.
320/24 Funeral Oration -
Communion - Netherlands 1985 - - 241 20
Another amazing debut lp. What's actually better than this is
their first 2 demos which were only
released on tape. Now that's
classic unique sounding punk rock. This band, like no other,
became slightly more poppy and
accessable with every single
release. Meanwhile, if you ain't heard 'em, they make
a sound
that is completely their own.
321/24 Larm - Straight on
View - ? 1983? - - 242 21 Another amazing debut
lp. Classic punk rock. One of the best known non UK foreign hc
bands in the U.S.
322/25 Bob Dylan - Greatest
Hits - U.S. 1967 1964-1966 - 244 27 Not a true
lp, a greatest hits, even then, I only
really like some of the songs
and only have this on here at all cuz I
really liked the lp in the 70's
but I can barely listen to it today
'cept for those hits.
323/25 Bob Dylan - More Bob
Dylan Greatest Hits - U.S. (2lp) 1972
1967-1972? - 245 26 Not a true lp but
his second greatest hits. I
always thought of this as a companion
release to the first hits lp.
*324/25 The Rolling Stones -
Sticky Fingers - UK 1971 - 63 246 20 Back
when the next lp they released was still
something to look forward
to.
325/25 Modert Likvidation -
discography. 1983?-86? Not a real lp
but, well, a
discorgraphy. Swedish? Classic HC. Real fun.
*326/25 Al Green - Greatest
Hits - U.S. 1975 1970-1974 52 247 30 Not a true
lp, greatest hits only cuz I never knew
of a great lp of his and have
loved some of his songs.
327/26 The Who - Who's Next
- UK 1971 - 28 249 27 Another lp that was
in the home of every teenager I ever
went to in the 70's.
328/27 B.B. King - Live in
Cook County Jail - U.S. 1970 - - 250 15 I always
preferred this lp to any other he did,
not that I heard all his other
lps.
Somethin' about his live presentation.
I got to see him live
two times and he was very satisfying
both times.
*329/27 Smokey Robinson and
the Miracles - Going to a Go-Go - Detroit
1965 - 271 251 28 I haven't actually
heard this particular lp, I
confess.
However, I really respect this guy and the band and I'll
go with Rolling Stones' qualified rock
song selectors of it cuz he
and the band did some amazing tunes back
in the day.
*330/27 Diana Ross and the
Supremes - Anthology - Detroit 2001
1960's
431 252 29 Not a true lp, an
anthology. Again, I haven't heard
this particular lp and I probably never
heard a single full lp of
theirs but I was sure impressed with
them in the 60's and 70's.
Though I've had no interest in listening
to them since.
331/27 Cheap Trick - At
Budokan - U.S. 1979 - 450 253 27 There's a
release of this lp that has more of that
gig's tracks. I don't
think I have it. Maybe the most exciting live rock lp ever.
Their hits are terrific, classic pop
rock without bein' wimpy.
332/27 Sly and the Family
Stone - Greatest Hits - U.S. 1970 1966-1970?
60 255 37 Not a true lp, a greatest
hits. Ok, ok, I've never
heard this lp either, but I've heard
probably all their hits and
back in the day thought they were great,
full of energy tho
I haven't listened to them since back in
the day.
333/27 Manic Hispanic – Mijo goes to Jr. College
2000? L.A. They have
maybe five albums. This may be as
good as the others.
They
still can’t get the magic of their AWESOME live shows onto
vinyl/cd. In fact, as far as I
know, they’ve never released a live
album
or dvd. A shame. Vato humor on the songs of classic
punk
songs from the late 70’s and early 80’s done tight as a drum.
Their humor, if you don’t know, is exemplified by the fact that there’s
a
classic punk album by the Descendents called, Milo goes to College.
334/28 Fleetwood Mac -
Rumours - U.S. 1977 - 25 257 7 Why is this
on here?
I did like it when it came out.
Another rock lp in
everyone's house that I knew. Their peak.
335/28 Devo Q: Are We Not
Men? A: We Are Devo! - U.S. 1978
- 447 258 14 Another amazing debut lp.
Their best lp. It had
a real impact on punk and New Wave and,
eventually, on
actual rock. I thought it was great when it came out but
I've lost interest in their music for 20
years now.
336/28 Cheap Trick - In
Color - U.S. 1977 - 448 259 16 Their best non
live lp, full of their hits.
337/28 Pink Floyd - The Dark
Side of the Moon - UK 1973 - 43 260 23
Maybe the single lp that was most in
people's record
collections back in the 70's. Famous for being part of
teenagers and illicit smoking
activity. Not really my favorite
in any sense but, well, it had such a
big impact on the culture.
338/28 Stevie Wonder -
Innervisions - U.S. 1973 - 23 261 42 My second
favorite lp by him. Nearly as brilliant as Music of my Mind.
More common to find this in everyone's
home than Music of
my Mind lp, oddly.
339/29 The Cars - The Cars -
U.S. 1978 - 282 262 6 Another amazing
debut lp. They were never this great again. Another lp that
was in everyone's home in the late 70's,
early 80's, that I knew.
Good transition rock from Beatles/Stones
to a more modern
rock sound along with Cheap Trick.
340/29 Earth, Wind and Fire
- That's the Way of the World - U.S.
1975 - 493 263 16 I loved them back in
the day. Haven't heard
a note since.
341/29 Johnny Cash - At
Folsom Prison - U.S. 1968 - 88 264 12 Either
this or At San Quinten. Just got the full concert and turns
out the songs that were originally
deleted from the first
release were spirituals. I think he felt those spirituals even
more as he got older and, of course,
closer to death, the
eventual destination of all our paths,
oddly enough.
342/30 Pink Floyd -
Ummagumma - UK 1969 - - 254 17 This was always
my favorite lp by them mostly cuz of
that song, 'Careful with
that ax Eugene' which went real low and
slow then blew up
which was another in a series of rock
songs that previewed
my love for punk. Like the Beatles' 'I hear it's your Birthday'
and 'Why Don't we do it in the Road' both fairly punkish and
I loved 'em.
343/30 Tim Buckley – Happy Sad 1974? U.S. This singer/songwriter
was
special. A voice like no other. Got to be quite experimental
musically and it didn’t endear him to the masses. This is not
experimental. There’s two songs
on here that are sublime.
The
father of Jeff Buckley. Tim snorted some
heroin thinking it
was
cocaine. It wasn’t.
344/30 Talking Heads – Fear
of Music 1996? U.S. I was forced to add this to
the list.
‘Air’ and another song are songs that, today, draw me to
this album. It’s satisfying in a way that no other album
is. TH
went somewhere musically that’s not even
a place they went. It’s
a musically satisfying place that’s
surprising for them and no one
else has taken me there. I like it there.
BEATLES 9
TOM WAITS 7
MINUTEMEN 6
BOWIE 5
STEVIE RAY VAUGHN
4: ROLLING STONES
JIMI HENDRIX
NEIL YOUNG
LED ZEPPLIN
IGGY POP/STOOGES
The THERMALS
ALBERTA HUNTER
WHITE STRIPES
3:
CREAM
UNDERTONES
BOBS
SANTANA
PERE UBU
ROCHES
CLASH
ELVIS COSTELLO
RAMONES
DOORS
WEEZER
WHO
BOB DYLAN
HALF JAPANESE
DAN HICKS AND HIS HOT LICKS
JAMES WHITE/CHANCE
RAY CHARLES
TALKING HEADS
2: JAM
BAD BRAINS
RAW POWER
BIKINI KILL
PAGANS
BUZZCOCKS
LAMA
JONATHAN RICHMAN & THE
MODERN LOVERS
X
999
JOHNNY CASH
DISCHARGE
JONI MITCHELL
ARTO LINDSAY
VAN MORRISON
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74 3 Tom Waits - The Heart
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82 4 Steel Pulse - Reggae
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89 5p Half Japanese - The
Band That Would Be King 1989 - - 5 2 1989-2003
68 6 The Jimi Hendrix
Experience - Electric Ladyland
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78-81? 8p Black Flag - First
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69 11 The Jimi Hendrix
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76 12 Tom Waits - Small
Change 1976 - - 12 3 1976-2003
79, 82, 92 13p Hates
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& New World Oi! 1992 - - 13 2
79-81? 14p The Urinals -
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79 15p The Undertones - The
Undertones 1979 - - 15 3
69 16 The Jimi Hendrix
Experience - Are You Experienced?
1967 - 15 16 5 1969-1975
83-85 17p I Thrash,
Therefore I Am w/ Mob 47, Anti Cimex, Xpozez +
(Europe) 1985-2003 - 17 1
83 18 The Bobs - The Bobs
1983 - - 18 8
87 19p Half Japanese - Music
To Strip By 1987 - - 19 2
81 20p Minutemen - The Punch Line 1981 - - 20 3
71 21Dan Hicks & His Hot
Licks - Where's the Money 1971 - - 21 2
49-52 22 *Ray Charles – 45
Great Performances 2CD 1949-1952 22
68 23 The Beatles - The
Beatles (The White Album)
(2lp) 1968 - 10 23 2
69 24 Santana - Santana 1969
- 150 24 1
80 25p Young Marble Giants
(Wales) - Colossal Youth 1980 - - 25 3
82 26p Russia Bombs Finland
(Finland) w/ Kaaos, Bastards, TK, Riistetyt,
Appendix 1982 - - 26 3
79-81? 27p Teenage Jesus
& the Jerks - Everything
1979-1981? 1990? - 27 3
79 28p The Dickies - The
Incredible Shrinking Dickies
1979 - - 28 3
79? 29p The Vibrators - Pure
Mania 1979? - - 29 1
67 30 Cream - Disraeli Gears
1967 - 112 30 9
79 31p Pere Ubu - Dub
Housing 1979 - - 35 1
83 32p Really Fast (Sweden)
vol 1 w/ Anti Cimex, Asta Kask, Huvudtvatt +
1983 - - 31 5
91-92 33p *Bikini Kill – CD
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Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah split lp 1991-1992
1994 32
82? 34p Propaganda (Finland)
- hardcore 1983 w/ Riistetyt, Rattus, Bastards,
F.ing Finland, Tampere SS + 1982? - - 33 4
70 35 Cat Stevens - Tea for
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80 36p The Undertones -
Hypnotised 1980 - - 46 12
83-84 37p Raw Power (Italy)
- Raw Power studio/live 1983/1984 - 36 3
77 38p The Sex Pistols -
Never Mind the Bullocks,
Here's the Sex Pistols 1977 - 41 37 3
80? 39p Red Rockers -
Condition Red 1980? - - 38 3
77 40p The Jam - In the City
1977 - - 53 9
79? 41p Iggy Pop - New
Values 1979? - - 68 9
67-69 42 Cream – Those Were
The Days 4xCD w/ Fresh Cream 1967 - 101 40 10
Wheels of Fire (2lp) 1968 - 203 42
9, Disreali Gears,
2 live LPs, Goodbye Cream
94? 43p Bikini Kill - Pussy
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80-84? 44p X – Anthology
2xCD w/Los Angeles 1980 - 286 131 9, +
Wild Gift 1981 - 334 160 21more lps +
outtakes/demos/live
84 45p Wretched (Italy) -
libero divivere 1984 - - 43 4
79 46p Gang of Four -
Entertainment! 1979 - 490 44 10
78 47p No New York comp w/
James Chance and the Contortions,
Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, DNA, Mars
1978 - - 45 4
83 48p Minutemen - Buzz
Howl Under the Influence of Heat
1983 - 47 4
81-83? 49p Mau Mau's -
Running With the Pack, 7"s & live
1981-1983? 1984? - 61 4
87 50 The Bobs - My I'm
Large 1987 - - 48 3
79 51 The Roches - The
Roches 1979 - - 49 3
75-78? 52p Pagans - (the
pink album) 1975-1978? 1983 - - 50 4
83 53p Minutemen - What
Makes a Man Start Fires?
1983 - - 51 8
80 54p The Specials - The
Specials 1980 - - 52 5
82? 55p This is Boston Not
L.A. w/ Gang Green, F.U.'s,
The Freeze + 1982? - - 54 5
77-80 56p The Clash - The
Story of, vol 1 1977-1980 1988 - 55 4
84 57p Minutemen - Double
Nickles on the Dime 1984 411 - 56 14
80 58 The Roches - Nurds
1980 - - 57 4
79? 59 Cockney Rejects
Greatest Hits Vol. 1
80? 60 Cockney Rejects
Greatest Hits Vol. 2
93? 61 Latin Playboys -
first lp 1993? - - 58 4
69 62 Crosby, Stills and
Nash - Crosby, Stills and Nash
1969 - 259 59 3
81-84? 63p We Can Do
Whatever We Want - Best of BCT #1 w/ Raw Power,
Wretched, CCM, Rattus, Psycho + 1986 - -
60 5
80-81? 64p Flex Your Head w/
Minor Threat, SOA, Youth Brigade (D.C.)
+ 1980-1981? 1982? - - 62 3
88 65 The Bobs - Songs For
Tomorrow Morning 1988 - - 63 7
72 66 Stevie Wonder - Music
of My Mind 1972 - 284 64 1
81 67p Husker Du - Land
Speed Record 1981 - - 65 7
64-68? 68 The Kinks -
Greatest Hits 1964-1968? 1990? - 84 5
83 69p Appendix (Finland) -
el raha vo mun valuuttaa 1983 - - 66 8
Money is No My Currency
74? 70 Aretha Franklin -
Golden Hits 1974? - - 67 6
79? 71 Ramones Road to Ruin
80 72pIggy Pop - Soldier
1980 - - 39 4
83 73p Last White Christmas
(Italy) vol 1 w/ Raw Power, Auschlag, Wardogs +
1983-2001 - - 69 8
78-81? 74p Black Flag -
Everything Went Black
(2lp)
1978-1981? 1984? - 70 7
82 75 The Roches - Keep On
Doing 1982 - - 71 8
72-76? 76p Jonathan Richman
and the Modern Lovers - Buzz Buzz Buzz
An Introspective 1972-1976? 2000 - 72 5
79/80 77p The Clash - London
Calling w/ bonus CD/DVD (2lp)/2xCD 1980 - 8 73 10
77-78? 78p Pere Ubu -
Datapanik in the Year Zero 12"
1977-1978? 1979? - 74 8
80? 79p Angry Samoans -
Inside My Brain 1980? - - 75 1
77 80p Elvis Costello - My
Aim Is True 1977 - 168 76 5
69 81 Led Zepplin - Led
Zepplin 1969 - 29 77 1
70 82 Santana - Abraxas 1970
- 205 78 4
79 83p Buzzcocks - Singles
Going Steady 1979 - 358 79 14
54? 84 Johnny Burnette Trio
65 85 The Beatles - Rubber
Soul 1965 - 5 97 8
79? 86p Buzzcocks - A
Different Kind of Tension 1979? - - 80 15
75? 87 Tom Waits –
Nighthawks at the Diner (2lp) 1975? 81
81-93 88p Kaaos (Finland) -
Total Chaos 1994 1981-1993 - 82 9
79-84? 89p Discharge –
Socitey’s Victims 3xCD w/ most of 6 7”s,
Why 12" 1982? - - 87 4, Hear
Nothing, See Nothing + live
82 90p Rank and File -
Sundown 1982 - - 83 6
89 91 Lush - Gala 1989 - -
85 23
70 92 Derek and the Dominos
- Layla and Other Assorted
Love Songs (2lp) 1970 - 115 86 14
75 93 Keith Jarrett - Koln
Concerts (2lp) 1975 - - 88 8
83? 94p Zyklome A (Belgium)
- Made in Belgium 1983? - - 89 10
84 95p Poison Idea - Record
Collectors Are Pretentious
A..s 12" 1984 - - 90 6
83? 96p Savage Republic -
Tragic Figures 1983? - - 106 5
70-73? 97 Rod Stewart - Sing
It Again Rod 1973? - - 104 1
69 98 The Beatles - Abbey
Road 1969 - 14 91 14
69? 99 Blind Faith - Blind
Faith 1969? - - 92 5
81? 100p MDC - Millions of
Dead Cops (first press mix)
1981? - - 93 5
100
77 101p Television – Marquee
Moon 1977 128
79 102p The Contortions -
Buy the Contortions 1979 - - 133 7
79? 103p 999 - The Singles
Album 1979? - - 120 8
81 104p Stepmothers - You
Were Never My Age 1981 - - 121 9
64-66 105 Woody Allen -
Stand Up Comic (2lp) 1964-1978 - 122 10
72-76 106p Modern Lovers -
Modern Lovers 1972-1976 381 123 12
64 107 The Beatles - A Hard
Days Night 1964 - 388 94 9
77 108p-The Jam - This is
the Modern World 1977 - - 109 15
66 109 The Beatles -
Revolver 1966 - 3 95 8
80-83 110p Bowwowwow -
Greatest Hits 1980-1983 1989 - 96 8
65 111 The Beatles - Help!
1965 - 332 98 15
67 112 The Beatles - Sgt.
Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
1967 - 1 99 4
70? 113 Led Zepplin - Led
Zepplin II 1970? - 75 100 3
79 114p James Chance - Buy
1979 - - 101 8
81? 115p DRI - dirty rotton
lp, of 22 song 7" 1981? - - 102 3
81-83? 116p Lama (Finland) -
JA MIKAAN EI MUUTTUNUT LP, all four 7"s
1981-1983? 1983 - 103 2
81? 117p Lama (Finland) -
Stupido Twins 1981? 1994 - 105 4
80? 118p Pere Ubu - The
Modern Dance 1980? - - 107 6
79 119p Graham Parker -
Squeezing Out Sparks 1979 - 335 108 10
86? 120p Fear - Live in
Portland 1986? - - 110 10
79 121p XTC - Drums and
Wires 1979 - - 111 4
77 122p Wire - Pink Flag
1977 - 410 112 5
82? 123p Misfits - Walk
Among Us 1982? - - 113 11
68 124 Blood, Sweat and
Tears - Child Is Father to the Man
1968 - 264 115 1
68-77 125 Neil Young -
Decade 3xlp 1968-1977 w/ all hits from early albums- - 149 8
67-69? 126 The Mamas and the
Papas - Greatest Hits
1967-1969? 1998 423 116 8
67 127 Buffalo Springfield –
box w/ all their albums 1967 - 188 117 7
79 128p James White and the
Blacks - Off White 1979 - - 118 8
77-79 129p Pagans - Buried
Alive 1977-1979 1986 - 119 10
67-74? 130 Quicksilver
Messenger Service - Greatest Hits 1967-1974? - - 124 7
76 131p Ramones - Ramones
1976 - 33 125 6
70 132 Crosby, Stills, Nash
and Young - Deja Vu 1970 - 148 126 5
77 133p Ramones - Rocket to
Russia 1977 - 105 127 7
80? 134p Meat Puppets I
1980?
86 135p Spermbirds -
Something to Prove 1986 - - 128 5
79-84? 136p Lydia Lunch -
Hysteria music comp
(2lp)
1979-1984? 1989 - 129 6
87? 137p Rose Rose (Japan) -
Kill Your Brain 1987? - - 130 8
91? 138 X Unclogged acoustic
86 139p Indigesti -
Osservati Dall 'Inganno 1986 - - 132 8
85 140p Krunch (Sweden) -
mys & kel 12" 1985 - - 134 7
80? 141p 999 - High Energy
Plan 1980? - - 135 11
80 142p The English Beat - I
Just Can't Stop It 1980 - - 136 10
80 143p Basement 5 -
1965-1980 1980 - - 137 15
87? 144p SOB (Japan) - Don't
Be Swindle 12" 1987? - - 138 8
88? 145p Systematic Death
(Japan) - Final Insider 1988? - - 139 9
02 146 *Queens of the Stone Age
- Songs for the Deaf 2002 140 -
84 147p Raw Power (Italy) -
Screams From the Gutter 1984 - - 141 20
79? 148p Dead Kennedys -
Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
1979? - - 142 14
83 149 Tom Waits - One From
the Heart soundtrack 1983 - - 143 22
84? 150p Kansan Uutiset
(Finland) - Beautiful Dreams 1984? - - 144 18
89? 151p Deadless Muse
(Japan) - Five Years Imprisonment 1989? - - 145 11
81? 152p Riistetyt (Finland)
- Valtion Vankina 1981? - - 146 7
84 153p Mob 47 (Sweden) -
Ultrahuset Massacre 1984 1987? - 147 15
66-70 154 The Jimi Hendrix
Experience - Stages - (4 live shows)
1966-1970 1989? - 148 22
79 155 Neil Young - Rust
Never Sleeps 1979 - 350 150 11
67 156 Monterey Pop comp w/
Ravi Shankar, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin,
The Who, Mamas & the Papas, + 1967 - -
151 7
82 157p Someone Got Their
Head Kicked In w/ Battalion of Saints,
Youth Brigade + 1982 - - 152 12
89-92? 158 Pet Shop Boys -
the complete singles
1989-1992? - 182 10
71 159 Allman Brothers Band
- The Fillmore Concerts (expanded)
(2lp)/2xCD 1971 - 49 153 18
72 160 Neil Young - Harvest
1972 - - 154 8
79-98? 161 the B-52's – Nude
On The Moon Anthology 2xCD 1979-1998? - 152 155 9
63 162 The Beatles - With
the Beatles 1963 - 420 156 9
64 163 The Beatles - Meet
the Beatles 1964 - 59 157 8
82? 164p We're the Meatmen
and you suck! 1982? - - 158 9
80 165p The Clash -
Sandanista! (3lp) 1980 - 404 159 10
------- not as crucial:
78 166p Elvis Costello -
This Year's Model 1978 - 98 161 22
60-75? 167 James Brown -
Greatest Hits 1960's & 1970's 1990
414 162 8
79 168p Elvis Costello and
the Attractions - Armed Forces
(w/ ep) 1979 - 482 163 23
77 169 Talking Heads -
Talking Heads: 77 1977 - 290 164 9
82? 170p Vatican Commandos -
Point Me to the End 1982? - - 165 12
80? 171p Big Boys - Fun Fun
Fun 12" 1980? - - 166 10
85 172p Minutemen - 3 Way
Tie for Last 1985 - - 114 20
73? 173 Santana - III 1973?
- - 167 22
81? 174p Stalag 13 - in
control 1981? - - 168 11
84? 175p Stark Raving Mad -
amerika 1984? - - 169 25
71 176 The Doors - L.A.
Woman 1971 - 362 170 4
82? 177p Faith/Void 1982? -
- 171 7
54-55 178 Elvis Presley -
The Sun Sessions 1954-1955 1976 11 172
20
94 179 Weezer - (Blue Album)
1994 - 297 173 9
80-83 180p Bush Tetras - Better
Late Than Never 1980-1983 - 174 16
01 181 Weezer - (Green
Album) 2001 - - 175 9
02 182 Weezer - Maladroit
2002 - - 176 9
74 183 Joni Mitchell - Miles
of Asiles live 1974 - - 177 33
81 184p The Undertones -
Positive Touch 1981 - - 178 11
80? 185p Fartz - World Full
of Hate 1980? - - 179 9
64-68? 186 The Animals -
Greatest Hits 1964-1968? 1984? - 180 8
82 187p Grito Suburbano
(Brasil) w/ Olho Seco, Inocentes, Colera +
1982 - - 181 9
65? 188 Chitty Chitty Bang
Bang soundtrack 1965? - - 183 25
03 189 Johnny Cash - Cash
American Recordings IV 2003 184
88? 190p Outo (Japan) -
first lp 1988? - - 185 7
89? 186p Deathside (Japan) -
Wasted Dreams 1989? - - 186 10
84 187p Condemned to Death -
Diary of a Love Monster
1984 - - 187 14
85 188p Cleanse the Bacteria
lp + 12" w/ Septic Death +
1985 - - 188 9
83? 189p Battalion of Saints
- Fighting Boys 12" 1983? - - 189 13
84? 190p Discharge - Hear
Nothing, See Nothing 1984? - - 190 18
81 191p A Taste of DNA -
1981 - - 191 11
78 192p Ramones - Road to
Ruin 1978 - - 192 12
62-67? 192 Otis Redding -
Dreams to Remember: The Otis Redding
Anthology
1962-1967? 1998 147 193 21
69 194 The Rolling Stones -
Let It Bleed 1969 - 32 194 9
74 195 Santana - Lotus 1974
- - 195 26
68 196 Big Brother and the
Holding Company - Cheap Thrills
1968 - 338 196 5
74 197 Brian Eno - Here Come
the Warm Jets
1974 - 436 197 22
73 198 The Stooges - Raw
Power 1973 - 125 198 33
75 199 David Bowie - Young
Americans 1975 - - 199 9
69 200 The Stooges - The
Stooges 1969 - 185 200 34
200
78 201 Talking Heads - More
Songs About Buildings and Food
1978 - 382 201 8
69-75 202 James Taylor's -
Greatest Hits 1969-1975 1976 - 202 7
70 203 Neil Young - After
the Gold Rush 1970 - 71 203 12
84 204p Second Wind -
security LP 1984 - - 204 10
79? 205p Black Randy and the
Metrosquad - Pass the Dust,
I Think I'm Bowie 1979? - - 205 14
71 206 Dan Hicks and His Hot
Licks - Original Recordings 1971 - - 206 10
70-76? 207 David Bowie -
Changesone 1970-1976? 425 207 11
70 208 The Who - Live at
Leeds 1970 - 170 208 20
80? 209 The Members - At the
Chelsea Nightclub 1980? - - 209 11
91 210 Nirvana - Nevermind
1991 - 17 210 34
73 211 Led Zepplin - Houses
of the Holy 1973 - 149 211 19
71 212 Led Zepplin - Led
Zepplin IV 1971 - 66 212 18
68 213 The Rolling Stones -
Beggars Banquet 1968 - 57 213 14
59 214 Ray Charles - The
Genius of Ray Charles 1959 - 263 214 7
83 215 Bad Brains - Rock for
Light 1983 - - 215 14
65 216 The Rolling Stones -
Out of Our Heads 1965 - 114 216 25
78 217 Van Halen - Van Halen
1978 - 415 217 15
65-68 218 Nuggets: Original
Artyfacts From the First Psychedelic
Era 1972 1965-1968 196 218 25
67 219 The Velvet
Underground - White Light/White Heat
1967 - 292 219 26
73 220 The Who -
Quadrophenia (2lp) 1973 - 266 220 26
73 221 Marvin Gaye - Let's
Get It On 1973 - 165 221 28
78 222 The Police -
Outlandos d'Amour 1978 - 434 222 12
80 223 The Pretenders -
Pretenders 1980 - 155 223 39
64-71? 224 Simon and
Garfunkel – 5xCD box 1964-1971? - 293 224 20
99 225 Arto Lindsay
(Brasil/NY) - Prize 1999 - - 225 21
72? 226 Joni Mitchell -
Court and Spark 1972? - 111 226 23
63 227 The Beatles - Please
Please Me 1963 - 39 227 17
71 228 Joni Mitchell - Blue
1971 - 30 228 32
77 229 Steely Dan - Aja 1977
- 145 229 15
67 230 The Doors - Strange
Days 1967 - 407 230 19
67 231 The Doors - The Doors
1967 - 42 231 19
68 232 Van Morrison - Astral
Weeks 1968 - 19 232 18
80? 233 GBH - City Baby
Attacked by Rats 1980? - - 233 24
70 234 Van Morrison -
Moondance 1970 - 65 234 17
64 235 Stan Getz and Joao
Gilberto Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim -
(U.S./Brasil) Getz/Gilberto 1964 - 454 235
17
76 236 David Bowie - Station
to Station 1976 - 323 236 10
72 237 David Bowie - The
Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust
and the Spiders From Mars 1972 - 35 237 18
67 238 Bob Dylan and the
Band - The Basement Tapes
(2lp)
1967 1975 291 239 30
63 239 James Brown - Live at
the Apollo 1963 - 24 240 9
85 240 Funeral Oration
(Holland) - Communion 1985 - - 241 20
83? 241 Larm (Holland) -
Straight on View 1983? - - 242 21
73? 242 Snoopy's Christmas
TV show soundtrack 1973? - - 243 18
64-66 243 Bob Dylan -
Greatest Hits 1964-1966 1967 - 244 27
67-72? 244 Bob Dylan - More
Bob Dylan Greatest Hits
(2lp)
1967-1972? - 245 26
71 245 The Rolling Stones -
Sticky Fingers 1971 - 63 246 20
70-74 246 Al Green -
Greatest Hits 1970-1974 1975 52 247 30
79 247 Joe Jackson - Look
Sharp! 1979 - - 248 10
71 248 The Who - Who's Next
1971 - 28 249 27
70 249 B.B. King - Live in
Cook County Jail 1970 - - 250 15
65 250 Smokey Robinson and
the Miracles - Going to a Go-Go
1965 - 271 251 28
63-68? 251 Diana Ross and
the Supremes - Anthology
1960's 2001 431 252 29
79 252 Cheap Trick - At
Budokan 1979 - 430 253 27
69 253 Pink Floyd -
Ummagumma 1969 - - 254 17
66-70? 254 Sly and the
Family Stone - Greatest Hits
1966-1970? 60 255 37
95 255 Funeral Oratoin
(Holland) – Punk Rock Nation 1995
96 256 Arto Lindsay
(Brasil/NY) - Noon Chill 1996 - - 256 20
77 257 Fleetwood Mac -
Rumours 1977 - 25 257 7
78 258 Devo Q: Are We Not
Men? A: We Are Devo!
1978 - 447 258 14
77 259 Cheap Trick - In
Color 1977 - 448 259 16
73 260 Pink Floyd - The Dark
Side of the Moon
1973 - 43 260 23
73 261 Stevie Wonder -
Innervisions 1973 - 23 262 42
78 262 The Cars - The Cars
1978 - 282 263 6
75 263 Earth, Wind and Fire
- That's the Way of the World
1975 - 493 264 16
68 264 Johnny Cash - At
Folsom Prison 1968 - 88 265 12
Alphabetical
Allman Brothers – Fillmore East
Angry Samoans – Inside My
Brain
83 215 Bad Brains - Rock for
Light 1983 - - 215 14
83? 189p Battalion of Saints
- Fighting Boys 12" 1983? - - 189 13
63 227 The Beatles - Please
Please Me 1963 - 39 227 17
68 196 Big Brother and the
Holding Company - Cheap Thrills
1968 - 338 196 5
75 199 David Bowie - Young
Americans 1975 - - 199 9
70-76? 207 David Bowie -
Changesone 1970-1976? 425 207 11
63 239 James Brown - Live at
the Apollo 1963 - 24 240 9
The Cars – The Cars 1978
Johnny Cash – At Folsom
Prison 1968
59 214 Ray Charles - The
Genius of Ray Charles 1959 - 263 214 7
Cheap Trick – Live at
Buddakon
85 188p Cleanse the Bacteria
lp + 12" w/ Septic Death +
1985 - - 188 9
84 187p Condemned to Death -
Diary of a Love Monster
1984 - - 187 14
Devo: Q: Are We Not Men?
84? 190p Discharge - Hear
Nothing, See Nothing 1984? - - 190 18
81 191p A Taste of DNA -
1981 - - 191 11
64-66 243 Bob Dylan -
Greatest Hits 1964-1966 1967 - 244 27
67-72? 244 Bob Dylan - More
Bob Dylan Greatest Hits
(2lp)
1967-1972? - 245 26
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