So glad to see you show some love for Randy Newman. He has been one of my favorite artists for years and I can’t tell you how much I love Sail Away. Friends and other music folks I run into often overlook Randy but I think he’s up there with all the best American songwriters. There’s a reason why Dylan once said something along the lines of “Randy is in another league” and went on to praise him as one of Dylan’s favorite songwriters.

There's nothing more SUBJECTIVE than music 🎶 Somewhere in East Germany there's a dude doing his top 10 albums of all time ---all Polka music.

I found your channel, while scrolling through KZfaq viewing suggestions. Since then I’ve subscribed and have watched all of your recent uploads and many from your archive. You have been very influential in my music purchase of late, discovering many artists I was not overly familiar with. My music tastes are very similar to yours. The sixties and seventies are still my favourites, as that’s my generation. Seven years ago my wife’s cancer returned after 27 years of remission. We made the decision to sell our house and move to an apartment. I donated my vinyl and CD collections along with my stereo equipment to the Sally Ann due to lack of space in the apartment, and more importantly, my priorities at the time had changed drastically. After my wife’s passing, six years ago, I decided to get back into music and replaced my stereo system and began the process of reacquiring as much of my music as possible. Because of space, I’m sticking to CDs, which I don’t regret. Up to now I’ve been able to replace about a thousand and the search continues. So many are out of print and are very rare, and if can be found are just too expensive. Anyway, I really just wanted to thank you for your videos, and I look forward more to come.

Hey Mazzy. Love that the Who's Tommy made it for your top 10. Tommy was the first record I fell in love with by the Who. And there's my favorite Kinks record! Then Fifth Dimension by the Byrds - you're on a roll! Enjoyable vid! Cheers!

I love all those albums. I would have a really rough time trying to narrow down my favorite top 10 - I know for sure Pet Sounds and maybe some Springsteen and Elton would make that list. I enjoyed listening to you talk about your faves.

Glad to say I’ve got 6 of the albums from your top ten. Thank you for your take on each of the albums shown, and after your wise words I’ll now be listening to them in a completely different way….👍👏

I really enjoyed watching this Mazzy. I saw some of my favorites and others I need to listen to. Thank you for sharing your top 10.

Nice surprise to see « The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society » in your selection, an album that I discovered when I was well in my 40s. I would almost solely listen to that album for a couple of weeks at the time. Admittedly I haven’t listened to it for a long time now, however, I warmly recommend it.

Great work Mazzy. What a list. Yes, Visions of Johanna. Unreal. Possibly top 3 Dylan songs.

Loved your presentation and most of your choices, Txs Mazzy!

My List TODAY Pawn Hearts - Van der Graaf Generator The White Album - The Beatles Thick As A Brick - Jethro Tull Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway - Genesis Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround - The Kinks Greendale - Neil Young Close To The Edge - Yes Tea For The Tillerman - Cat Stevens Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin Darwin - Banco del Mutuo Soccorso Sticky Fingers - The Rolling Stones In The Court Of The Crimson King - King Crimson Uomo Di Pezza - Le Orme Blood On The Tracks - Bob Dylan

Excellent video tackling such a complex topic. You nailed it, unsurprisingly. I adore Revolver, The Boatman’s Call, and Blonde On Blonde. They would all find places in my top 100. From there Hounds of Love is a masterpiece, and I only heard Sail Away for the first time recently but you’re right that it’s an amazing record. My top ten as of today would be 1.) Stevie Wonder- Songs in the Key of Life 2.) Bruce Springsteen- Born To Run 3.) Kendrick Lamar- To Pimp a Butterfly 4.) The Beatles- Abbey Road 5.) Metallica- Master of Puppets 6.) Soundgarden- Superunknown 7.) Madvillain- Madvillainy 8.) John Coltrane- A Love Supreme 9.) Genesis- Foxtrot 10.) Tool- Ænima Highly Honorable Mentions to Dream Theater- Scenes From A Memory David Bowie- Ziggy Stardust Rush- Permanent Waves Iron Maiden- Powerslave Yes- Close to the Edge

gonna have to do my homework on this one! I love Revolver, Village Green, Hounds of Love, and Blonde on Blonde but need to check out the rest. I wasn't alive when most of this stuff released so I absolutely love hearing your perspective on these. My top albums are a mixed bag of old and new: Ok Computer - Radiohead Titanic Rising - Weyes Blood You're My Lover Now - The Teeth RAM - Paul McCartney Rubber Soul - The Beatles Fate - Dr. Dog Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd Feels - Animal Collective The Soft Bulletin - The Flaming Lips Veckatimest - Grizzly Bear

100 percent on your Beatles comments. The teachers of our lives... and the leader for those who followed record after record. Nice list. I wish I had a top ten I could live with w/o editing every 5 years. In The Court of the Crimson King is my number one. My Beatles always changes. Right now its the rawness of Let It Be. That back to basics thing. You have a nice list there. Thanks for the clip.

Great selection. While I have many of these, they wouldn't make my top ten. Like all your videos though, this really encourages me to go and give them a spin. Some new ones for me to look for too. Cheers Mazzy, great fun.

Love all the picks Mazzy. I think every single one of them is justified at being in the top ten! I’m a big Nick Cave fan, absolutely love the Beatles, The Kinks, Kate Bush, just excellent choices! I’ll guess I’ll try an take a shot here with… 1. Skylarking - XTC 2. Ghosteen - Nick Cave 3. The Village Green Preservation Society - The Kinks 4. Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles 5. Countdown to Ecstasy - Steely Dan 6. Foxtrot - Genesis 7. Yes - Close to the Edge 8. Hunky Dory - David Bowie 9. Moving Pictures - Rush 10. Avalon - Roxy Music

Hello Mazzy! Great video by the way. Like your list of albums of all time. Especially Revolver by the Beatles. Revolver is also my favorite Beatles album.

Great taste. Very centered in the 60's but absolutley excellent. I'm younger than you (56) and having been influenced by the 60's in my early years of music listener, I was, obviously a child of my own music era, the late 70's, 80's and, as a college student the late 80's and the 90's. In all this refered decades you can find also beautiful, innovative and groundbreaking gems. Yes you refered Beck ("Sea Change" , what a amazing album as you said) and Kate Bush ("Hounds of Love" , again out of this World, like all the others you referred) but I still feel like there is something missing. Thank you very much anyway. 👍👍👍👍👍

such great variety, absolutely concur with your remarkable selectins

Great Van pick, love the title track, Listen to the Lion and Jackie Wilson. Sea Change is one I'm having trouble getting into. Nice list!

Mazzy, you make me weak with your obvious love of these artists / music. Thank you !

A list with several surprises (to me). An enjoyable watch M. ✌🏻

I love your attitude. Feels right, generally- authentic.

Thank you Norm. Looks like I’ll be investing in Becks and The Kinks CDs, as I have other music by these artists.

Thanks Mazzy, I have no records w. several of the artists you mention - so I’ll have to check them out. Thanks for the inspiration 👍

Thanks for the inspiration. I am heading out to record shopping now because of you.

One of my first records as a kid was a crackly old 45 of Mrs Robinson. With all the cracks and pops it sounded so mysterious and haunting. Nice rundown Mazzy, love them all except the Nick Cave one which I haven't heard.

The Rise & Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders from Mars. A groundbreaking recording from start to finish

I think thihs video is one of the most beautiful ever. I use Norman to improve my school English. Every time he manages to point out albums and songs that I did't know. Thank you from Italy.

Just love your stuff: it always feels like dropping in to see an old friend. 🙂

Thank you. I find people hype up albums as great but when you do a top 10, 20, 50 etc off all time, you know the albums are loved deeply. I was delighted you picked Saint Dominic's Preview. Its my favourite Van Morrison album as well. Here is my top of today, the number doesnt necessarily denote the order but helps me to keep track of the number of albums 1 A Trick of the Tail - Genesis 2 Selling England By The Pound - Genesis 3 Saint Dominic's Preview - Van Morrison 4 Whos Next - The Who 5 Forbidden Songs Of The Dying West - Jackie Leven 6 Wildfire - Elles Bailey 7 A New World Record - Electric Light Orchestra 8 Crime Of The Century - Supertramp 9 The Royal Scam - Steely Dan 10 - Layla abd Other Assorted Love Songs - Derek and the Dominos My bonus is my favourite album thats new to me this year, Living Fossils by William Grey, an Argentinian progressive rock band. I'm sure im going to realise that I've missed an essential album as soon as i send this. It doesn't feel right leaving out David Bowie, Roxy Music, The Beatles, Jim Hunter, Al Stewart and Jess Roden.

A big thanks for your video from the UK. Such a great channel. A lot of British artists in there, which made me feel very proud. Also, you have given me some homework to do. Thanks again Norman.

Love the variety of your top 10. I haven't heard all of them but will very soon. 👍

I’m shocked that nobody is mentioning Joni Mitchell’s Blue album. And thank you to someone who mentioned XTC’s Skylarking album.

Some great choices Mazzy. Agreed on Van and The Beatles, so many. Revolver is my fav album of all time. I would put David Bowie Hunky Dory and The Rolling Stones Exile On Main St. Add The Who Who's Next, Elton John- Madman Across The Water/Tumbleweed Connection tie and Genesis The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway. How do you pick 10 anyway, not easy.

I think your list is fabulous. Many of those records would make my top 10, including Blonde on Blonde 5th Dimension, Revolver, Hounds of Love, and maybe 1 or 2 more. Naturally, I would put a couple different titles in my top 10, but who wouldn't? One point you make that really hits home with me is the fact that when the Beatles made Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt, Peppers, there was nothing like that ever made before. I think that fact is lost on people who weren't there. No offense to anyone and bless them for continuing to recognize and buy Beatles music, but if you weren't there the impact of "Beatlemania" (what a horrendous term) is missing. I was 13-14 years old, and I can remember the wonder of it all. Just the joy of discovery. Really enjoy your channel, Mazzy, thanks!

Can't even choose my top albums this year, let alone all time! Constantly changing depending on mood, time of year or not discovered yet, and if I listen to something too often it gets boring, even if I love it. Variety is the key.

Dear Mazzy, every Album You have shown ist so great!!! The Beatles (Eleonor Rigby is my fav. Beatles Song), The Byrds and Kate Bush would be also in my Today`s TOP 10 and from Nick Cave-Push the Sky away 🙂best regards, Marko

Great list, Mazzy. Thanks for sharing. Iconic performers/groups all. Love your picks of Sail Away, Fifth Dimension (stared at that cover while absorbing the sounds, including my favorite of all time for me, "Eight Miles High"), Bookends, and Revolver. Need to check out Hounds of Love and Boatman's Call. For what it's worth, here's my list in no order: Freedy Johnston - Can You Fly; Hem - Funnel Cloud; Dixie Dregs - What If; Barefoot Jerry - Watchin' TV; John Coates, Jr. - Alone and Live at the Deer Head; McCoy Tyner - Inner Voices; Flying Burrito Brothers (eponymous); Chuck Prophet - No Other Love; Marshall Crenshaw (debut); The O'Kanes' (debut)

Great choices! Sail Away is a perfect record. Dayton Ohio 1903 is a personal fave.

knowing Village Green helped me better appreciate Arthur, I got what Ray and Dave were going for on that album. Very cool that Roy Loney sold you Tommy! BoB was lightning captured in a bottle start to finish, one of my top favorites. My personal top 10 skews a little later in time but can fully appreciate all of those on your list. Thanks!

I'm with you on 'Tommy' and 'The Kinks Are TVGPS' - in fact, the latter is my favourite album of all. I too would add 'Arthur', 'Something Else', 'Face to Face' and 'Lola vs P&TM' as an indispensable collection. My other indispensable collection would be Eno's first 4 vocal albums! Others would include Fleetwood Mac 'Then Play On', Procol Harum's 'Broken Barricades', 'Led Zep II', Sparks' 'Kimono My House', a Canadian prog band FM and their 'Black Noise' lp, CCR's 'Cosmo's Factory' and Pat Metheny/Lyle Mays 'As Falls Wichita...'. I know you omitted Jazz which does leave out Miles' 'Kind of Blue' for me but the Metheny/Mays album is close enough to Prog so I'm including it. :) I understand the Beatles' sentiments and choice of 'Revolver'. Mine would be my UK 2nd press of 'Abbey Road' ('Revolver' would be next) but for sure, their catalogue is a treasure trove of amazing, ground-breaking music. Thanks for your always entertaining and well thought out videos Mazzy!

Thanks so much for this. I’ve seen a lot of your videos, but this may be my favourite. Thanks again.

I like your pick and enjoyed you explanation. My fave album is ELO "Out of the Blue"

Thanks for the Randy Newman tip. First time listen, wonderful record

Graham Parker "Howlin' Wind" The Band "The Band" English Beat "Just Can't Stop It" Little Feat "Dixie Chicken" Kinks "Face to Face" Clash "London Calling" Warren Zevon "Warren Zevon" Neil Young "After the Gold Rush" Really liked your list, Mazzy. A really fun episode. Love VM "Veedon Fleece" and Dylan's "Blood on the Tracks". Tomorrow, I'd probably pick a whole different list, but it's fun to do, right.

Thanks for posting this rather important video. It clearly got your viewers talking.. I think that's a good thing. Please keep up the great work. Regards, David-

Every album you mentioned is unequivocally a gem. It's interesting that you placed Fifth Dimension by the Byrds in your top ten as I love the albums' innovative metaphysical/spiritual psychedelic songs. Many would have listed Younger Than Yesterday, Notorious Byrd Brothers or Sweetheart of the Rodeo. Perceptive insights into each album!

This was a fantastic musical journey, and I enjoyed every moment- thank you. You and my older brother (he's since passed) were the same age. I'll never forget when he rode his bicycle in a rain storm to buy Revolver when it came out, and we sat in his room and listened to it non-stop. I also had older cousins who were a few years older than he was, and they always brought their latest rock records over to our house. "Are You Experienced" "Steppenwolf" "Sgt. Pepper" "Rubber Soul". Records by the Rolling Stones, The Who, Lovin' Spoonful and Cream were often being played up in my brothers room on his Sears phonograph. Those feelings and emotions have never left me, and is why I am still collecting and enjoying records more than 50+ years later.

Admittedly I drifted away there for a bit, but a rainy day (along Lake Superior shore) has brought me back into the fold. Interesting list: A Kate Bush line, sampled by the Utah Saints, "I just know something good is going to happen" endeared me to her whole album. Ever heard the Mary Margaret O'Hara album "Miss America"? Nice over all presentation, too, Mazzy. The Beatles' butcher block cover on the wall deep in the shot endeared me to you as well. I stumbled upon a butcher block copy (mono) in a used record store in Dinkytown (U of M), in '70; I still have it. Anyway, as the Kinks might say: "Thank You For the Days." ...and the vid. Keep 'em coming.

Great video, Mazzy! I hear you are coming up to the Great White North in two weeks. I recommend that Steve take you to Red Records on Main Street. If you come to Vancouver Island (Victoria) Ditch and The Turntable are worth a visit. Enjoy your visit.

Good video! I couldn’t pick a Top Ten for All Time!!! The only surprise was you had no jazz recordings in the list since you talk about jazz music and records a lot on KZfaq stations!!

Great picks Mazzy; I'm listening to Fifth Dimension now - so good! Here's my Top 10, for now: Beatles - Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street Jimi Hendrix- Electric Ladyland Miles Davis - Bitches Brew Derek & the Dominos - Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs Van Morrison- Astral Weeks Allman Brothers at Fillmore East Byrds - Younger than Yesterday Led Zeppeling IV Elvis Costello - Imperial Bedroom Hon mentions: Minutemen Double Nickels on a Dime Kraftwerk Computer World

Thanks for your list. I especially agree with your comments about "Blonde On Blonde" and in particular "Visions of Johanna". I consider "...Johanna" one of the greatest songs of all time!

Love to see St Dominic’s, Village Green, Bookends, and 5D! And Revolver of course, which is my favorite album of all time on most days.

Village Green - so lovely to see this album come up on your list. It's all the things you've said about it. And it shows that despite its 'Englishness', people elsewhere get it equally, probably because the themes in it are universal.

Even though it seems like a long time ago I can remember when Kate Bush's The Hounds of Love came out and I remember thinking that it was kind of a comeback album. It is her best album front-to-back by far. It's one of my favorite albums front to back of any album I've ever heard. It takes some of the crazier stuff from the earlier Kate Bush albums and makes it more melodic and listenable. I would say that some of the early Kate Bush albums are almost soundtracks to her dancing but the hounds of love is something better. It's an A-plus-plus album for

I'm from Australia, I'm a bit younger than you but the Kinks' 'Village Green' album is in my top ten as well (got Ray Davies to sign my album cover when he toured in the late 90s - sweet), also you had 'Revolver' there; I have 'Rubber Soul', but seriously, I can barely split those two albums. The Beatles looked their greatest at that time too, the suede jackets and the coolest hair they ever had.

Pretty good list. Mine would be very different but different strokes for different folks. Thanks for all the info.

Revolver blew my mind on first listen. In 1980, I was aged 12 and my parents went out. I didn’t own much then and pulled out this black and white album. It was an original mono pressing I still own. I listened three times back to back. Just ridiculously good.

Great selection- I put most of those in my notes as I get overwhelmed at the record store and forget what I’m looking for. Now the tricky one- what are your 10 top songs, I recently discovered Kaleidoscope so The Sky Children is on my list at the moment. And I adore The Only Living Boy in NYC by Simon and Garfunkel. Edit- just found an original 1972 copy of Sail Away, German Press; it’s beautiful 😍 I like God’s Song the best.

Hi Norman, thanks for your video. Top 10 is definitely a challenge but couldn’t agree more on your comments on the Beatles. If you got tired of Revolver or Rubber Soul something must have gone terribly wrong in your life 😂No seriously those two and definitely Blonde on Blonde would be in my Top 10. But finally it is of course all about personal taste. Take care Chris

VERY engaging video about the List! I was enthralled by many of your "micro-commentaries"! Very **humane**, if that makes sense. I'll have to look at some of your other eps here now! Cheers!

Only following you for a short time, I was not surprised by many of these choices. But I saw an outlier, seemingly, in your choice of Sea Change. I suppose a 2002 album can represent "modern day" in comparison to all the others except Boatman's Call ('97). Sea Change does sound classic in a 60s-70s sense, with modern decorations dotted around it. Glad to hear you pronounce Ray Davies' name the way he says it! Entertaining post, thanks!

Your videos are important and a joy.

Must get the Beck and Nick Cave albums coz you've so frequently raved about 'em. Have the others. Gonna get them down and play 'em all today, which is a Bank Holiday in the UK. Great work, Mazzy.

I was not fully atuned to Kate Bush, but this has led me there! THX for that. Your list is, of course, very subjective. This exercise is a massive undertaking. I agre with many of them (especially with now becoming awakened to Kate Bush), but I would volunteer a few others for consideration. At least as entrents for the top 25 L:Ps : Santana's Abraxis, Linda Ronstadt - Live at the Hollywood Bowl, CS& N' s 1st LP, Marc Cohn's 1st LP, Traveling Wilbury's 1st LP, and many others that take you into the top 100 LPs!! This is hard to do!

as usual Mazzy you are on point. Surprised no xtc

Simply put, beautiful art.

❤Good picks. Revolver is still my favorite as well for the Beatles, course must be the UK version. Plus I have the box set.

My top ten favorite albums. Now my taste is very eclectic. Here it goes. Sign O' Times by Prince 1987 Talking Book by Stevie Wonder 1972 Electric Ladyland by The Jimi Hendrix Experience 1968 Legend by Bob Marley 1984 Abbey Road by The Beatles 1969 Let's Get It On by Marvin Gaye 1973 Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin 1975 Appetite For Destruction by Guns N' Roses 1987 Mellon Collie and The Infinite Sadness by The Smashing Pumpkins 1995 Promise by Sade 1985 Some honorable mentions are these albums. Purple Rain by Prince and The Revolution 1984 Songs In The Key of Life by Stevie Wonder 1976 Aja by Steely Dan 1977 News Of The World by Queen 1977 Confessions On A Dance Floor by Madonna 2005 Faith by George Michael 1987

1. Exile on Main St. (Stones) 2. Sticky Fingers (Stones) 3. Wish You Were Here (PF) 4. Houses of the Holy (LZ) 5. Abbey Road (Beatles) 6. Blonde on Blonde (Dylan) 7. Aladdin Sane (Bowie) 8. Marquee Moon (Television) 9. OK Computer (Radiohead) 10. Discipline (King Crimson)

Love it.Had 7 of my all time favorites in the list.Randy Newman sailaway although his Good ole boys is just s good.Great list

A great list. My list would probably change on a daily basis but Bookends would be a constant. It is short but pretty near perfect.

Nice. The lead guitar break on Taxman was possibly the 1st sign of a future problem that would come to a head later on that Macca was the best musician in the band.

To me, "Revolver" is the high water mark as far as the Beatles are concerned. Just an amazing record all the way through.

Great video my dude. I love all of these…so glad you showed off “Sea Change!” It needs to be heard👊🏼!!!

I'd have trouble coming up with a list - well at least a list that didn't change as often as the weather! Every album you've listed is nothing less than great...

Warren Zevon- Warren Zevon Neil young- on the beach Neko Case- wild creatures Nick Drake - bryter latyer Nick cave - skeleton tree Richard & Linda Thompson - shoot out the lights The Clash - London Calling Elvis Costello- my aim is true Joni mitchell - count & spark Patti Smith - Easter

Nice list, Norman. Let me share my 5 favourite records ever 1. Tangled up in Blue -Bob Dylan 2. Rubber Soul - The Beatles 3. Abbey Road - The Beatles 4. Aja - Steely . Dan 5. Tapestry -- Carole King 6. Discovery - ELO 7. Sailing - Christopher Cross 8. Synchronicity - The Police 9. Arthur: The decline of the British empire -The Kinks 10. James Taylor Greatest Hits - James Taylor (The first record I´ve ever bought with my own money).

Love your selection. Would like to add another bonus album - Truth by Jeff Beck with unknown then Rod Stewart on lead vocal

Excellent!!!

It’s quite a challenge removing any of your selections from your list; the Band’s “brown” album is a must for a top ten list. IMHO.

👌really interesting choices.

Nice work Sir, I respect all your choices. I would have a hard time doing a top ten, would probably go for the top album by each letter of the alphabet by band name or artist last name. So top 24. PS: Love Nilsson Sings Newman, but not my favorite N album, that would be Schmilsson. Take care.

Spent an hour over breakfast with Randy Newman in Vienna in 2014. He was kind, he was gracious, and he was very, very funny. Sail Away is in my permanent top 5. Thanks for the list....always nice to discover new gems.

Loved the video man. Not in any particular order: Pet Sounds (beach boys) Nevermind (nirvana) The Queen Is Dead (the smiths) Sgt Pepper (the beatles) A Song For You (carpenters) Heroes (bowie) Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (elton) Off the Wall (michael jackson) The B52’s debut Plastic Ono (John Lennon)

So many great albums from the mid 60s through the 80s. Really nice to see Randy Newman in there. I saw him performing a few ago with the cleveland orchestra. Before that it was probably in the 80s sometime with just his piano. You did mention Nilsson. What a great voice. He did an album of old classics. A little touch of smilsson in the night which is still one of my favorite albums. Just beautiful recording. The whole album experience was special. Buying the record store, getting home and stripping off the shrink wrap. Pulling album out of the sleeve and putting on the stereo. Then listening to whole album as we poured over the liner notes.

My personal top 10 list 1. Nirvana - unplugged in New York 2. Townes Van Zandt - live at the old quarter 3. Nirvana - in utero 4. Joy Division - unknown pleasures 5. Alice in chains - dirt 6. Velvet underground and Nico 7. The stooges - fun house 8. Nick Drake - pink moon 9. Bob Dylan- bringing it back home 10. The Melvins - stoner witch

Totally agree with your take on “Revolver” and like you it is my favorite album. That said, I always gravitate to the American version. Knowing full well the UK version was what the Beatles intended, it’s just not the version I purchased in the 6th grade. The version that in ingrained in my psyche. A beauty and a curse associated with coming of age during that time was the inexplicable bond fans made with music and favorite artists. In the days before I was old enough to work, my music purchases were very selective. What I bought, I really wanted . What I really wanted I listened to relentlessly. You just can’t erase that and why would you? It’s why I still listen to “Revolver” with the same enthusiasm as when I was in the 6th grade.

Good idea on the "best" removal, musical taste is a subjective and personal thing, memories associated with music plays into it. When you have an open mind towards music it's freeing and allows you to experience it better. I had the Kate Bush album back then and played it often, others here are new to me but i will check them out.

Thanks for this… Hooray for the kinks… Speaking of harmony, though even though everybody has heard it a zillion times the first Boston album really is the pinnacle. I’m with you on the Simon and Garfunkel….

Today. You're very sharp! It's true, some who do this cannot decide . Congrats. Your reviews are sublime.kinks arenot revered as much as they could be.Revolver is so electric! Igrew up with kids singing Hey Jude on the playground so yeah it is part of my childhood

Great video as usual Mazzy👍 I never like to comment on any best of videos because they are usually personal and reflective...BUT...have to ask...no Rolling Stones? I am starting to think maybe your previous Stones vs. Beatles videos are clouding your judgement... hopefully when you get the new TT hooked up you spend some time playing some Mick and Keef 🤔🙏. All this talk has me motivated to throw on Exile on Main Street after I'm done typing... Keep up the great work on the channel... Cheers 🍸

Great list.

No Airplane? I am surprised! Surrealistic Pillow is definitely in my top ten.

Best Ten Albums Of All Time (For Me): 1. Ramones - Road To Ruin 2. Beatles - (pick any one - they are all great!) - 3. Jesus And Mary Chain - Psycho Candy 4. Velvet Underground - UV 5. Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon 6. Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed 7. Psychedelic Furs - Talk Talk Talk 8. NWA - Straight Outta Compton 9. Talking Heads - Fear Of Music 10. Blondie - Eat To The Beat :)

I have long thought that an all-time top ten was impossible to generate. However, this July a good musical friend challenged me to produce the "impossible." After too much thought, here's what I came up with in chronological order: Dylan - Bringing it all Back Home (1965) Beatles - Revolver (1966) Love - Forever Changes (1967) Band - Music from Big Pink (1968) Hendrix - Electric Ladyland (1968) Van Morrison - Astral Weeks (1968) King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King (1969) Neil Young - Tonight's the Night (1975) Led Zeppelin - Presence (1976) Springsteen - Nebraska (1982)

Which pressing is that 5d Byrd's record? It's got a beautiful glossy cover, very intrigued

Thanks for your opinions on your favourites. I would also list Randy Newman's Sail Away and Kate Bush Hounds of Love two of my favourites, but not in the top ten. For number one in my top ten would be Revolver by the Beatles. Others in my top ten would include Sly and The Family Stone 'Stand', Bob Dylans'Blood On The Tracks', Janis Ian's Breaking Silence, Mahavishnu Orchestra 'Inner Mountain Flame', Gordon Lightfoot Sundown, Carole King Tapestry', Bob Marley and The Wailers Natty Dread', Don McLean American Pie', The Rascals 'See' and Gal Costa 'Bem Bom. Runners up would be Joni Mitchell 'Blue' Weather Report 'Mysterious Traveller, The Beatles Sgt. Pepper, and my Under The Radar album. Although I didn't list any of my own albums in the top 10, my 'Run The Gauntlet' was considered #112 on a list(forgot the magazine) of all greatest albums.