1967 -1987 a great era for rock music

Thanks Brendon great 10 top rock albums delieved awesome mate

Great list have really been enjoying your channel I think I have close to 1500 cd’s. I wouldn’t even know where to begin on such a list but again great job!!

Hello 👋🏻 Thanks you for your amazing videos ! I really like them !

My top 3 in rock: 1 Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour '74 2 Warren Zevon - Sentimental Hygiene 3 Thin Lizzy - Renegade

1- Rush - 2112 2 - Black Sabbath - Paranoid 3- AC/DC - Highway To Hell 4 - Deep Purple - Machine Head 5 - ZZ - Top _ Tres Hombres 6 - Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti 7- The Who - Whos Next 8 - Beatles - Abbey Road 9 - Frank Zappa - Lather 10 - Black Crowes - Southern Harmony & The Musical Companion This was real quick . Off the Top- Of- my- Head, No Particular Order. Also Very Recognizable Mainstream Albums.. My personal Favorites would be Different. But Hey, I gotta Go Catch A Train...

Great list of great rock albums man and thanks for the video👍, but talk about rock music and the best rock albums without mr. rock him self Bon Scott and album Highway To Hell is probably wrong?🙂

Great Rock Album top 10. I’m with you on the number 1 spot. Most of your top 10 I agree with surprisingly.

Great list.....love the shirt!

1 born to run Springsteen 2 led zeppelin 4 3 pink Floyd dark side of the moon 4 Rush all the world's a stage. 5 maiden peace of mind

This is a very well thought out list

Great list overall Brendon! I have just about all of them in my collection except for 2: 1- Boston (easily accessible, always seems to be a copy within arm's reach, it's a wonder I don't have it, lol!) 2- Hysteria: Now this one I simply don't care for it. Lep lost me after Pyromania, but that's just my own personal opinion and preference. Great content as usual. I'm often watching, but this is (I believe) my first comment, so hello, lol! Love the Ghost in the Machine t-shirt by the way; I recently picked up the album on CD for dirt cheap at a thrift store, it was a good feeling, lol! Cheers! -Jex

Thank you, Brendon, for sharing the link. Most of these would not make my top ten, although I could understand why you chose them as they are considered classics in most circles. The closest one would be Boston, but I am wondering if it would make my top ten. It probably would.

GREAT LIST! CONGRATS ON DOING THE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE JOB!

Great list

Great subject and I think you pretty much nailed it. There's one change I would make and that is I would substitute Pyromania for Hysteria. I agree with your choice of Physical Graffiti over any other Led Zep. I wasn't crazy about it when it was first released but I've grown to recognize it for the classic it is. The only other one I'd have to include is the Stones "Sticky Fingers". I couldn't pick one to drop so I guess it would have to be Top 11.

Was the shirt to throw us off ? Or did the Police finish 11th. ?? “It goes to eleven” -another quality video - keep up the good work

Great list!!! Nearly impossible for me to have a list of the “greatest of all time” because there’s so many important records, but I can shoot a list of what’s the most important rock albums in my personal life! 1. Green Day - Insomniac 2. Foo Fighters - Waisting Light 3. Nirvana - In Utero 4. Ramones - Rocket to Russia 5. Rage Against the Machine - Battle of Los Angeles 6. Biffy Clyro - Revolutions at Wembley 7. Them Crooked Vultures - Self Titled 8. AC/DC - Dirty Deeds 9. Fidlar - Self Titled 10. Dinosaur Pile-Up - Growing Pains If it was the top ten of what I literally think is “best of all time” it would look totally different but I’d have to take a few days to think about it hahaha great video!

Any top ten list is going to reflect the taste and preference of the compiler, and it's hard to strike the right balance. I'm on board with perhaps a third of your list, certainly the Doors, Who, and Pink Floyd. But I'd have to include albums by Santana, CCR, King Crimson, ELP, and Traffic.

I love your list. I couldn't have made a better list

Fantastic list

I don’t think a top ten could be created. To many great albums and bands.

I would have to find a place for Aerosmith - Rocks. Not a lot of radio hits, but a superb album. Add me to the list that would pick High N Dry or Pyromania over Hysteria.

Interesting in how many are debut albums. I may not include all of them in my personal top ten but I would concur that these are all bona fide classics and if I had to introduce someone who hadn't ever heard any classic hard and heavy rock these albums would be a great place to start. Not all are necessarily my personal favourites of the bands' catalogues but they do all feature highly in my personal rankings of them.

My top 10: 1. Radiohead - In Rainbows 2. R.E.M. - Murmur 3. Peter Gabriel - So 4. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 5. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless 6. The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses 7. Genesis - Genesis 8. The Cure - Disintegration 9. The Smiths - The Queen is Dead 10. The Microphones - The Glow Pt. 2

Great list - maybe I'd swap 1st and 2nd place. I think that Appetite has no fillers, where Back in Black maybe has a couple. Overall the two best hard rock albums of all time!

All iconic albums. Well done getting down to 10. I have a friend who, whenever we do this, always ends up having 3 or 4 albums tied at no.10. 😂😂.

Love most of that list.

My Top 10 favorite albums 1) Quadrophenia/The Who 2) Bridge Over Troubled Water/ Simon and Garfunkel 3) Abbey Road / The Beatles 4) Blood on the Tracks / Bob Dylan 5) Zoso / Led Zeppelin 6) Joshua Tree / U2 7) So / Peter Gabriel 8) Blind Faith/ Blind Faith 9) LA Woman / The Doors 10) Deja Vu / CSNY

Love the list!! Very accurate!! I would have put Van Halen in the number two spot behind Back in Black. And GNR at three. Both amazing albums, GNR sold more, but I think that first VH album was more influential, setting up the next decade and groundbreaking. Still a great top ten..Thanks!!

5. Linkin Park - HT 4. Cranberries - NNTA 3. Rush - 2112 2. Heart - LQ 1. Beatles - Sgt Pepper

Overall, this is a good list. Thank you for including Boston's debut album, which is one of my favorite albums, 8 songs, each one of them incredible. However, I have got an issue with excluding Born to Run from the list, which not only experienced great commercial success and included some of Springsteen's biggest hits, but was also an incredibly influential album in the world of Rock and Roll at the time. Also, I think Physical Graffiti over LZ IV is a VERY bold choice. However, this list overall is very good, I respect the inclusion of different types of rock as well- Hard Rock: Hysteria Van Halen Physical Graffiti Appetite for Destruction Back in Black Classic Rock: Machine Head Who's Next Boston Psychedelic/Progressive Rock: The Doors Dark Side of the Moon

Great List My List Would Be 1 AC/DC -Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap 2 Pink Floyd- Dark Side Of The Moon 3 Led Zeppelin- Physical Graffiti 4 Queen- The Game 5 Lynyrd Skynyrd- Pronounced 6 Black Sabbath- Vol 4 7 AC/DC - Highway To Hell 8 Kiss- Hotter Than Hell 9 Metallica- Ride The Lightning 10 Pink Floyd- Wish You Were Here

I love that Def Leppard box set in the background. If you remember we talked about me buying it. I just pulled the trigger yesterday morning.

Jeah, The Great Gig In The Sky by Floyd is beautiful. Clare Torry sang the lead vocals on it and there were no instructions, no rehearsals and no written notes. It was recorded in one take. That's really unbelievable. Later she said that this was her best recording ever. I think she wrote music history. You don't have to say anything more about the album except maybe:Supercalifragilisticexpialigetisch (Mary Poppins)

In no particular order 10. Elton John- Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 9. Dire Straits- Brothers in Arms 8. Yes- Roundabout 7. Beatles- Rubber Soul 6. Pink Floyd- Dark Side of the Moon. 5. Led Zeppelin- Led Zeppelin 4 4. King Crimson- In the Court of the Crimson King 3. Boston: Boston 2. Eagles- Hotel California 1. The Who- Who's Next

My top: 1. Boston. Boston 2. Deep Purple In Rock. Deep Purple 3. Led Zeppelin IV. Led Zeppelin 4. Wish You Were Here. Pink Floyd 5. Aqualung. Jethro Tull 6. Mirage. Camel 7. Brother In Arms. Dire Straits 8. Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Cant We. The Cranberries 9. Purple. Stone Temple Pilots 10. L.A woman. The Doors

The Top 10 rock albums released ALL in 1966: The Beatles - Revolver The Sonics - Boom The Rolling Stones - Aftermath The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds The Standells- Dirty Water Donovan - Sunshine Superman Love - Da Capo The Mothers of Invention - Freak Out! The Who - A Quick One The 13th Floor Elevators- The Psychedelic Sounds of...

Impossible to do just 10 but a good list. Can't argue with you

1. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 2. Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick 3. Alice Cooper - Welcome to My Nightmare 4. Yes - Close to the Edge 5. Emerson Lake & Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery 6. Van Der Graaf Generator - Still Life 7. Rush - Hemispheres 8. Kiss - Dressed to Kill 9. Genesis - Foxtrot 10. Grateful Dead - Terrapin Station It was a very hard choice

A top ten for the incredible variety of talent and ability that recorded from 1964 to 1989 is akin to picking one's favorite star. So many albums, so rare perfection, so many as wonderful. Some artists only put on one good album, some only one, or two, good songs. Coordinating all the skills, personalities, and road hazards on the way to a hit record in the Rock Era was like throwing darts while blindfolded, expecting to hit a bullseye. Some were good at it, some scored occasionally, and a lot missed the board. Similarly, comparing the raw music of the '60s, with the very refined, digital music of the '80s, is the same kind of cross-referencing Ford Model A vs Jaguar XKE non-comparison. Instead, "Vive le difference!" as the French say. There have been many, many amazingly good albums in every decade, these are some of them, but not all, only one spot to an artist, by decades: 1960s 01 R E V O L V E R (1966) the Beatles 02 A R E Y O U E X P E R I E N C E D ? (1967) the Jimi Hendrix Experience 03 H I G H W A Y 6 1 R E V I S I T E D (1965) Bob Dylan 04 F O R E V E R C H A N G E S (1967) Love 05 L E T I T B L E E D (1969) the Rolling Stones 06 S T R A N G E D A Y S (1967) the Doors 07 T R A F F I C ( I I ) (1968) Traffic 08 S T A N D U P (1969) Jethro Tull 09 T H E M (US - Parrot label) (1965) Them 10 T H E R E A L B L U E S (1968) Taj Mahal 11 A G A I N (1967) Buffalo Springfield 12 A N I M A L I Z A T I O N (1966) the Animals 1970s 01 W I S H Y O U W E R E H E R E (1975) Pink Floyd 02 M Y A I M I S T R U E (1979) Elvis Costello 03 B L O O D O N T H E T R A C K S (1974) Bob Dylan 04 D A R K N E S S O N T H E E D G E O F T O W N (1977) Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band 05 F L E E T W O O D M A C ( X I ) (1973) Fleetwood Mac 06 T H E Y E S A L B U M (1971) Yes 07 W H O ' S N E X T (1971) the Who 08 S A I N T D O M I N I C ' S P R E V I E W (1974) Van Morrison 09 V E N U S A N D M A R S (1975) Paul McCartney & Wings 10 M O R R I S O N H O T E L (1970) the Doors 11 A F T E R T H E G O L D R U S H (1970) Neil Young 12 T W E L V E D R E A M S O F D R S A R D O N I C U S (1970) Spirit 1980s 01 L E A R N I N G T O C R A W L (1984) the Pretenders 02 B R O T H E R S I N A R M S (1985) Dire Straits 03 R E V E N G E (1986) the Eurythmics 04 T H E L O N E S O M E J U B I L E E (1987) John Mellancamp 05 T H E J O S H U A T R E E (1988) U2 06 S P E A K I N G I N T O N G U E S (1983) Talking Heads 07 F U L L M O O N F E V E R (1989) Tom Petty 08 B O R N I N T H E U S A (1984) Bruce Springsteen 09 C L O U D N I N E (1987) George Harrison 10 N O W A N D Z E N (1988) Robert Plant 11 L I S T E N L I K E T H I E V E S (1985) INXS 12 S H E ' S S O U N U S U A L (1983) Cyndi Lauper ©BW2023 10/10/2023 anarchitek™

Brilliant choice for #1, ACDC each member is the very best, they have 100s of killer riffs, even their latest albumn Power Up is absolute Top Notch

These lists are great because it makes good conversation.Great you didnt fall in the trap of Led Zeppelin 4.Only found out recently but if you turn the Boston album upside down you see guitars and not spaceships not sure if you knew this.Take care and keep rocking.

Its always a difficult task to separate best and favorite and most important. Plus, I would need a rule limiting to one album per band, otherwise my list would be at least half Beatles and Stones, lol. No order: Abbey Rosd, Exile, Doors, Zep 4, Dark Side, Experienced, Who's Next, Ziggy, Pet Sounds, Opera.

How possible can Meatloaf not be on this list? Bat out of Hell sold 43 million albums and still sells 200,000 a year every year even today!

Top 10 lists need to be categorized. Otherwise impossible to do. Top ten hard rock, 60's albums, Prog rock, glam, live, etc....Nice overall list though.

I gotta say, I don't like at least half your list but appreciate why you went with most of them.

My top 10 changes every day

In my opinion these are the best rock albums: 1. Please Please Me (1963) 2. Led Zeppelin (1969) 3. The Doors (1967) 4. Willy and the Poor Boys (1969) 5. Creedence Clearwater Revival (1968) 6. Empty Sky (1969) 7. Led Zeppelin II (1969) 8. Axis: Bold As Love (1967) 9. Dark Side of the Moon (1973) 10. Beatles for Sale (1964) 11. Regimental Sgt Zippo (2021) 12. Deep Purple in Rock (1970) 13. Are You Experienced (1967) 14. Morrison Hotel (1970) 15. Johnny Cash with His Hot and Blue Guitar! (1957) 16. Green River (1969) 17. Pet Sounds (1966) 18. L.A. Woman (1971) 19. Bayou Country (1969) 20. Surfer Girl (1963) 21. Led Zeppelin III (1970) 22. Californication (1999) 23. Chuck Berry is on Top (1959) 24. Help! (1965) 25. Wish You Were Here (1975) 26. Machine Head (1972) 27. Bleach (1989) 28. The Joshua Tree (1987) 29. Roots (1996) 30. Cosmo's Factory (1970)

Top-10 rock albums of all time in my view: 10. Surfer Girl (1963) 9. Imagine (1971) 8. Metallica (1991) 7. The Joshua Tree (1987) 6. Deep Purple in Rock (1970) 5. Please Please Me (1963) 4. Led Zeppelin (1969) 3. The Dark Side of the Moon (1973) 2. Pet Sounds (1966) 1. The Doors (1967)

Nice job Brendon. Bloody hard to do. Everyone has a different opinion and one person's 'best ever' is another's 'are you fucking kidding me'. Certainly brings on a lot of debate, that I am sure you will get in the comments section.

Two weeks ago said appetite was greatest. Can’t have a top ten without having master of puppets in it somewhere. Personally feel it’s easily top 5. Can’t argue back in black great album every song I love that album. But overall solid list.

But some weeks ago you did a show on best rock album of all time and it is appetite.

Any list that doesn't have Pearl Jam's Ten haven't done their homework

1. Holy Diver 2. Heaven & Hell 3. Rainbow Rising 4. Last in Line 5. Mob Rules 6. Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow 7. Long Live Rock n Roll 8. Elf - Trying to Burn the Sun 9. Queensryche EP 10. Piece of Mind RIP RJD 🤘

Good evening Brendon 🤝

I agree with seven of your picks love the other three to though thanks for not picking led zep four I think it's their most overated album but I do love it but I like other albums by them better and you chose one

Hi Brendon, a good choice of some best known albums. Something about Boston... surely the self-titled debut is an all-time-classic. The second and the third one are also great albums and successful. I don't like their last two albums "Corporate America" and specially "Life, Love & Hope" was a huge disappointment for me. But i really love their 1994 album "Walk On"... in my opinion an overlooked Boston classic album. What are your thoughts about "Walk On" my friend? Greetings from germany... bye and take care.

Despite considering myself a rock fan I'd struggle to list 10 as I tend to like a LOT of different music...ok let's give it a go Bat Out Of Hell Meatloaf Nothing face Voivod Exit Stage Left Rush Nevermind Nirvana Loveless My Bloody Valentine 90125 Yes Dark Side Of The Moon Pink Floyd ...I'm struggling now. Not really into rating albums and more into individual songs

Oasis' "Whats The Story Morning Glory", or "Definitely Maybe" were not greatly influential at all, but in terms of quality and great music I think deserve a shout. In my opinion anyway

No Beatles? No Nirvana or anything from 1990 onward?

I suppose I have slightly quirky taste, rock music-wise. While I can respect all the big names, I don't always love their music. My top ten, which doesn't necessarily contain albums that are particularly groundbreaking or influential, and is certainly prone to change, depending on mood, would look something like this: 1. REO Speedwagon - You Can Tune A Piano But You Can't Tuna Fish 2. 38 Special - Tour de Force 3. Touch - S/T 4. Demon - The Plague 5. Asia - S/T 6. The Outlaws - Hurry Sundown 7. White Sister - S/T 8. Survivor - When Seconds Count 9. Styx - Pieces Of Eight 10. Barclay James Harvest - XII

I can proudly say that my copy of the "Back In Black" LP is the first one ever sold in my town. On another note, I only have two respectful disagreements with your list: first, and while its success is undeniable, I can't consider "Hysteria" one of the top rock albums of all time. To me, it's the "official start" of the overproduced pop metal band that Def Leppard became. "Pyromania" starts showing that approach, but it's a much better album to me since it's sort of a bridge between what they were and what they became. And speaking of "what they were", "High 'N' Dry" is a truly awesome Def Leppard album. Pure hard rock/metal with terrific production by Robert John "Mutt" Lange (and no over-production). Not that these two albums can be considered one of the top ten rock albums of all time either, but to me they are way better than "Hysteria". And finally, my second disagreement is about "Physical Graffiti". I absolutely agree that it's a terrific album, but to me it isn't above Led Zeppelin's untitled fourth album. That's truly one of the top ten rock albums of all time.

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super list n1 highway to hell and back in black eaxquo bye

Stones at #11 I hope! lol Pretty spot-on, B.

Rock Albums Of All Time No. 11 Brothers in Arms (1985) By DIRE STRAITS No. 12 Loud 'n' Proud (1973) By NAZARETH No. 13 Nevermind (1991) By NIRVANA NO. 14 A Farewell to Kings (1977) By RUSH NO. 15 Sweet Fanny Adams (1974) By SWEET No. 16 Synchronicity (1983) By THE POLICE No. 17 Slippery When Wet (1986) By BON JOVI No. 18 Born in the U.S.A. (1982) By BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN No. 19 Steelheart (1990) By STEELHEART No. 20 Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace (2007) By FOO FIGHTERS

Kinda sorta agree but I personally don't like rating albums. I think I have all those. I always viewed Physical Graffiti as Zep's White Album.

I agree with the top 3 however I would swap Appetite For Destruction and Dark Side of the Moon. I also believe you have to have at LEAST 1 of Bob Dylan’s Holy Trinity albums

I'd have found room for 'Aqualung'. Maybe substituting 'Hysteria'.

Great top 10 list but,I would only flip AC/DC and Guns N'Roses. 1. Guns N'Roses 2. AC/DC Just my opinion

I met bon Scott in 1978 age 14 in Nottingham England he was great talked for 20/30 mins. Next best Rory Gallagher met several times great. Worst axel rose he was quite unpleasant shame. Pink Floyd David Gilmore and wife great to meet Roger waters difficult he's not interested in meeting and lets you know to your face.

I Agree With The Top 2 Because AC/DC Is My Favourite Band And Guns N' Roses Is My 2nd, I Would Prefer Highway To Hell More Than Back In Black, But Still, Amazing

Точно ! Back in Black, лучший альбом )

Why didn't you mention the songs im the one, atomic punk, on fire from the van halen album?

Great list except Def Leppard's Hysteria, an album I just can't stand

In the middle of sweet Child O'mine were Axl singing where do we go now was not about the Relationship that Axl was in that the song is based from. Axl just didn't know were to go in terms of lyrics for the rest of the song.

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I don't quite know where to begin but I most certainly put "Hysteria" in a top ten of best rock albums of all time. IF Def Leppard were to be included it would have to be "High N Dry" possible contenders for best rock albums of all time in my list: Led Zeppelin "II" "Houses of the Holy" and "Physical Graffitti" KISS "Love Gun" "RnR Over" Queen "A Night At The Opera" GnR "Appetite for Destruction" AC/DC "Back In Black" Black Crowes "Southern Harmony and Musical Companion" Pink Floyd "The Wall" Black Sabbath "Heaven and Hell" "Paranoid" Tom Petty "Damn the Torpedos" Rick James "Bustin out of the L 7" and then one must consider which Beatles albums to include? "White Album" ? "Abbey Road" ?

now for sub categories like top 10 AOR or top 10 metal

1. Lightning to the Nation's .- Diamond Head 2. Let there Be Rock . -AC/DC 3. Overkill .- Motorhead 4. Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden 5.Van Halen- Van Halen

Led Zeppelin 4

AC/DC's Dirty needs done dirt cheap should've been included in the list.

Hard to argue with this list. I might have Black Sabbath on it instead of Boston but that's just my opinion

Kansas, Leftoverture (1976)

i like genesis owusu

You know the list is bad when there is no nevermind by nirvana

Great job sir, I just hope there is a reason why Pearl Jam's debut album, TEN was not included.

Love the home security system.. nothing like a Louisville slugger to deter dirtbags.. 1. Fastway - S/T 2. Zebra - S/T 3. Cheap Trick - First 4 studio LPs 4. Michael Schenker Group - S/T 5. Metallica - First 4 studio LPs

Brendon got some pretty mainstream tastes but that's ok.

My choice - Deicide - Deicide Led Zeppelin - Led Zep II The Descendants - Milo Goes To College Faith No More - The Real Thing Megadeth -So Far…So Good…So What! Cream - Wheels of Fire The Stooges - The Stooges Veruca Salt - American Thighs Soungarden - Badmotorfinger Yes - Fragile Cradle of Filth - Midian Raven - Rock Until You Drop ZZ Top - Tres Hombres Pentagram - Relentless Judas Priest - Hell Bent For Leather Radio Birdman - Radios Appear Joe Satriani - Surfing With The Alien Deep Purple - In Rock Obituary - Cause of Death Stryper - To Hell With The Devil Corrosion Of Confirmity - Wiseblood Some Temple Pilots - Purple Overkill - Years of Decay Johnny Winter - Second Winter Cold Chisel- East …….ahh! ..to many

This video should had be named "top seller albums of all time". I wonder why we tend to quote sells as a matric of quality, besides, you can´t go wrong to pick any of the mentioned albums on a rushed selection.

OK... them is 'CDs' not albums you are holding up. I'm not trying to make stupid comment. There is an 'album era' and then... after about 1985, there is the 'CD era.' Different products, I say. Having said that, I love the criteria: carrier defining, genre setting, hugely influential, record breaking, everyone should own. (10) Machine Head - Deep Purple...title song was the last one recorded, almost as an afterthought. Funny thing, the album doesn't sound as 'hard' as it did in 1973 (9) The Doors (debut) - good point about the bass line. It sure doesn't sound like 1967. (8) Who's Next - Great cover. Fabulous set of songs. You almost miss the fact that there is not a theme running through it. Something in common with Zeppelin III me thinks. Especially if you can agree to match "Won't get fooled Again" to "Stairway." (7) Boston - Never liked it. (6) Hysteria - Def Leppard (1987) Big sound. Didn't buy the record (or CD). (5) Van Halen - Debut (1978) Amazing! (4) Physical Grafitti - I mean... pic anything by the band and it works at this position. Oddly enough I enjoy listening to this album as a list of tracks on iTunes. (3) Dark Side of the Moon (1973) - yeah. 'Wishing You Were Here,' the follow up would be the other one if Dark Side had not been made. It is a milestone in recording pop music. (2) Appetite for Destruction - debut (1987) - Guns 'n' Roses. (1) Back in Black - ACDC (1980) - OK, its not the Beatles, the Stones or Bob Dylan, but that just proves the point... Ten Is Not Enough! Nice list, thanks!

i like your list but for some reason i dont think of floyd yes emerson lake paalmer ect as rock lots of mellow tunes everyone i knew back then were stoners that listened to that style just my opinion id switch out floyd for hedrix are you experienced ac dc all songs sound alike my opinion styx shudda been on there but great show respect you opinion

The only honest way I have ever been able to do a top ten albums was to just go by what albums I have listened to the most over the years, I think it would be impossible to make a top ten that would only consist of the rock standards.

Live like sucide the guns n roses ep which is a verison of lies album by guns n roses 2nd album

I own everything here except for Hysteria, which I don’t like. If you replaced it with Toys in the Attic you’d have a perfect list. All those albums are great but I prefer the first 2 Def Leppard albums over their mad dash for cash. I believe Boston’s debut is the best rock album ever with Machine Head a close second.

Like that's your opinion man. Those are all very commercial successful records recorded with massive budgets. Of course they will appeal to many people. I would be more interested in more influential and lesser known top ten. Records like Big Star No. 1 record which is still influence countless new records or Velvet Underground.

Not many on your list that would be on mine. Some could arguably be on the list. Dark Side of the Moon is one that most would agree with you but is maybe my 3rd favorite Pink Floyd album. A little overrated in my opinion although it is a great album. Some are strange picks. Def Leopard ? Guns and Roses? No Beatles albums? So many better albums left off list.

Brendon Brendon I was holding my breath you didn’t include Flo on the wall , AC/DC.