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| | Top Albums Of 1978 | | 10 |  | Parliament
Motor Booty Affair | | 9 | | Rainbow
Long Live Rock n' Roll
The last Rainbow album to feature Dio is also their best. | | 8 |  | Talking Heads
More Songs About Buildings and Food
I wish I could get into these guys more, but they just don't seem to click, other than this album. | | 7 |  | Rush
Hemispheres
Other than the Trees which is a stupid song (Well the lyrics are, the song isn't too bad) this is awesome. La Villa Strangiato is one of their best. | | 6 |  | Sun Ra
Lanquidity
More of a fusion album which is a bit different from Sun Ra, this album is definitely among his best. | | 5 |  | Frank Zappa
Zappa in New York
Another live offering from Zappa, this one has a great set list. The best thing about his live albums is that no two are the same. The songs are always played differently (in some cases, drastically). This one is so exception. | | 4 |  | Dire Straits
Dire Straits
My favourite album of theirs, this one contains two of their biggest hits (Sultans of Swing has to be one of the coolest rock songs ever written). | | 3 | | The Police
Outlandos d'Amour
The Police were a fantastic group and their first album is stellar. Boasting such hits as So Lonely, Roxanne, and Can't Stand Losing You, the rest of the album is just as good. | | 2 |  | Judas Priest
Stained Class
Along with my favourite Sabbath album comes my favourite Priest album. This is one of the three Priest albums that is actually solid all the way through and doesn't suffer from the problem of 2 good songs and then a bunch of filler. | | 1 | | Black Sabbath
Never Say Die
My favourite Sabbath album, if you ever wanted to know where Jazz Metal came from, this would be one of the albums I'd point you to. It's too bad they switched over to a more traditional sound after this, it would have been awesome to see what kind of stuff they could have done. | |
Atari
09.07.12 | Fuck ya more bands I know. I obviously need to do some more research as far as 60's music. | menawati
09.07.12 | Swap 7 and 1 !!! lol | ViperAces
09.07.12 | Never Say Die? Really?
Stained Class is awesome, gonna review it. | Chortles
09.07.12 | Swap 7 and 1 [2]
my thoughts exactly lol. also 9 is so good | MisterTornado
09.07.12 | dad? | menawati
09.07.12 | son ? | Chortles
09.07.12 | pretty much. they're pretty close for me though, gates of babylon is so epic. also have you listened
to remain in light? it's amazing, better than 8 | Cghost
09.07.12 | Yeah I'm in the minority thinking as highly as I do of Never Say Die, but the album is so damn good. The first two songs any Sabbath fan can appreciate, but then it goes off on this jazzy funky twist, combining the two with metal. It's super original, I haven't really heard anything quite like that sound. | Atari
09.07.12 | yeah I love black sabbath but I haven't even heard #1 | Atari
09.07.12 | Also if number 9 is really better than rising I need to check that shit out right now! | ViperAces
09.07.12 | You should Atari. Even though I think their debut is their best. | Chortles
09.07.12 | ^i'm not sure if it's better, but it's pretty damn close. but still yeah check that shit out | Atari
09.07.12 | Rising is better than their debut imo but Dio can do no wrong. | Chortles
09.07.12 | truth | Cghost
09.07.12 | I dunno, I think Dio did a lot of wrong after Last in Line | Cghost
09.07.12 | And then there was that whole Dehumanizer fiasco | ViperAces
09.07.12 | He didnt do a lot of wrong, it wasnt Born Again or No Prayer For The Dying. | Cghost
09.07.12 | Born Again might have been okay if the production wasn't complete shit. There's not excuse for No Prayer though, that album is super bad. | ViperAces
09.07.12 | But the title track.. oh my god. |
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