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| Top Albums Of 1990
Going up to 20 albums per year, descriptions are going to be less. | | 20 |  | Testament
Souls of Black | | 19 |  | Bathory
Hammerheart | | 18 |  | Bad Religion
Against the Grain | | 17 | | Sun Ra
Mayan Temples | | 16 |  | Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
The Good Son | | 15 |  | Death
Spiritual Healing | | 14 |  | Public Enemy
Fear of a Black Planet | | 13 |  | Napalm Death
Harmony Corruption | | 12 |  | Skinny Puppy
Too Dark Park | | 11 |  | Entombed
Left Hand Path | | 10 |  | Pantera
Cowboys From Hell
Don't like Pantera, this album is good though. Lots of really great songs, topped by Cemetery Gates. | | 9 |  | Sadus
Swallowed in Black
I love Steve DiGiorgio, and guaranteed he's the only reason why I like this album. Or this band. | | 8 | | Devil Doll
Eliogabulus
Not as good as The Girl Who Was...Death, but this one is still really good. | | 7 |  | Judas Priest
Painkiller
Couple bad songs, but the good ones more than make up for it. Nightcrawler is a highlight. | | 6 |  | Slayer
Seasons in the Abyss
This is Dave Lombardo's album. Guaranteed I wouldn't like this near as much if he hadn't put in such a great performance. | | 5 |  | Depeche Mode
Violator
Album is great, poppy and catchy, yet dark and dreary at the same time. | | 4 |  | Alice in Chains
Facelift
Layne Staley was one of the best vocalists to come out of the grunge scene, likely outdone by Chris Cornell, however he shines on this album. Trails off towards the end, but still very good. | | 3 |  | John Zorn
Naked City
More jazzy wackiness from John Zorn, this album is not only great, but it's also hilarious. His cover of the Batman theme is a highlight. | | 2 |  | Megadeth
Rust in Peace
Mustaine's best album, this one is great from beginning to end. Hangar 18 is unbelievable. | | 1 |  | Bela Fleck and the Flecktones
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones
It oozes cheese from every orifice, but how can you not love this album? Such fantastic playing from ever musician, especially Wooten. The Sinister Minister is unprecedented. | |
jrm96
09.10.12 | Im starting to like ur lists | Cghost
09.10.12 | I knew there was going to be a bunch of metal on these 80's and early 90's lists. | tempest--
09.10.12 | I thought you hated Slayer and thrash LeL | jrm96
09.10.12 | Hey thats true | Cghost
09.10.12 | I do. Like I said, the album is all about Lombardo. If he wasn't on that album I probably wouldn't like it hardly at all. | Cghost
09.10.12 | And like I said, the only reason I can stand Sadus is because I'm such a big DiGiorgio fan. | tempest--
09.10.12 | He's on every other album before that though so I don't understand your reasoning. | Cghost
09.10.12 | Lombardo? Yeah, but his playing wasn't anywhere nearly as stellar as it was on Seasons. | Cghost
09.10.12 | Probably a lot of nostalgia surrounding certain songs helps me rate it so high (my friends and I listened to a lot of stuff from this album a lot, mostly for the drumming). Guess it doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but that's the way I feel about the album. | jrm96
09.10.12 | Well at least u like one of their best albums | Cghost
09.10.12 | I'd say it is their best by a long shot. I guess South of Heaven has a bit of stuff I like too, but I couldn't listen to that album straight through without getting aggravated. | bach
09.10.12 | No one can outdo chris cornell. Good list, though... | JWT155
09.10.12 | Some great Hip Hop albums here | Cghost
09.10.12 | All one of them? :p | Atari
09.10.12 | came here just to make sure rust in peace was on this list lol |
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