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| My 10 favourite albums of all time.
These are in no particular order. | | 10 |  | Jeff Wayne
The War of the Worlds
The first album I ever listened to, way back in 2005, and I've loved it ever since. I even saw New Generation live at the O2 in 2012 (I was at the one they recorded for the DVD!). In my opinion, War of the Worlds is the second-best album of all time. | | 9 |  | The Who
Quadrophenia
I've loved this album for ages, and it's the second album I ever listened to after War of the Worlds. This definitely has to be my favourite though, and I rate it as the best album of all time. | | 8 |  | Pink Floyd
The Wall
Classic. Masterpiece. In the top 5 best albums of all time. | | 7 |  | Tool
Lateralus
I... have no words for how good this album is. Still blows me away every time I listen to it. An absolute classic, hopefully, it's remembered in 10-20 years time. | | 6 |  | Black Sabbath
Paranoid
A classic, and arguably the most important record in the history of metal. Also a favourite of mine. | | 5 |  | My Chemical Romance
The Black Parade
How do I describe this? Masterpiece? Best pop-punk album of all time? Emo classic? Well, it's all of those, and one of the best albums of all time. To make things even better, MCR are back from the dead! | | 4 |  | Green Day
American Idiot
I got into pop-punk through my brother, quite a few years ago, and one of the albums he had was American Idiot. Fell in love with it on the first listen, and it's a classic through and through. | | 3 |  | The Who
Tommy
The first Who album on this list, Tommy is the first of a trilogy of classic albums. From the overture, to See Me Feel Me/Listening to You, it tells a brilliant story, through brilliant music, and has a brilliant film to boot. | | 2 |  | Iron Maiden
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
I love concept albums, and I love Iron Maiden, so the two were obviously going to be a match in music heaven. From start to end, back to the start Seventh Son is amazing, has a nice storyline, and the cyclical nature means the replayability is never lost. | | 1 |  | Coldplay
Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends
Kicking off this list is an experimental album by Coldplay, Viva la Vida. Brilliant album, no bad songs. It's Coldplay's masterpiece, at least until Everyday Life drops. | |
PostExistance
11.07.19 | Not to be that guy.... but thats one album homie
Edit: My bad Homie
| lukedabford23
11.07.19 | I've edited it now. Fixed what a misclick broke. Here's the list proper. | zakalwe
11.07.19 | I think the same applies to me for 1 but it was about 1983/84 and I absolutely cacked me pants.
| DoofDoof
11.07.19 | At first these albums look to have little in common but...what's that...{sniff sniff}...
I
Smell
Cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeese
| zakalwe
11.07.19 | 9 is the smell of youth rebellion at its finest Doof mate. | DoofDoof
11.07.19 | with a side of gorgonzola | Aerisavion
11.07.19 | 10 is an absolute classic | Divaman
11.07.19 | Pretty good list. Always happy to see a man who appreciates The Who. | JDubb
11.08.19 | Laterally is pure godhead! |
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