The best rock album of all time is . . .

[sfer]

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Replacements - Pleased to Meet Me

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A fine and hugely underappreciated album. Shame they're not together anymore.

[HDPM]

Nah, the best is "There's gonna be a lot of slow singin and flower bringin if my burglar alarm starts ringin. What you think all the guns is for...." [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[samjjones]

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Appetite for Destruction – Guns N’ Roses

One of the top three selling non-new releases every year since 83

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I'd second this selection. Also, all the mention re: great guitarists, and not one mention of Eddie Van Halen?

[samjjones]

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The correct answer is:

Bat out of Hell (Meat Loaf).

Thank you all for playing.

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Yeah, but you can't play it with the windows or door open, or else people will hear you listening it.

[Uston]

Also, all the mention re: great guitarists, and not one mention of Eddie Van Halen?

It's too obvious.

Greatest innovator of the last 25 years and third to only Wes Montgomery and Jimi Hendrix over the last 50 years, IMO.

[jwvdcw]

So many to choose from. Here are a few of my favorites:

Abbey Road
Sgt Pepper
Nevermind
OK Computer
Rage Against the Machine(self titled)
Weezer-blue album

As for rap, I'll go with:

All Eyes on Me
Marhsall Matthers LP
Eminem Show
Illmatic

[Robbe]

Allman Brothers, Live at the Fillmore East

[davidross]

Now we're talking a name I know. In fact I was just watching a DVD of last summers' Sars-fest concert here in Toronto with the Guess WHo (among many others)

[DanS]

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heard of faith no more? incubus is a knock-off band which becomes more mainstream with every album.

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Every other comment you've made in this thread is cogent and right on the money, astro, but this analogy just plain sucks. There's just no basis for comparison on any level here.

Dan

[Bill Murphy]

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