The best rock album of all time is . . .

[johnb]

Best American Hard Rock Album - Appetite For Destruction
Most Underrated American Hard Rock Album Ever - Montrose with an 18 year old Sammy Hagar on Lead Vocals.
Best Hard Rock Album Ever - Led Zepplin III
Best Rock and Roll Album Ever - Hotel California.
Best Pop Rock Album Ever - Abbey Road.

[Softrock]

The White Album is by far the Beatles best (Sgt. Pepper is close) but for those of us who really like heavy, hard-beat rock the Beatles don't make the top 10 best album list.

[Abagadro]

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Best Rock and Roll Album Ever - Hotel California.


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These words should never be this close to each other. Ever.

[Softrock]

I forgot about David Bowie but Ziggy Stardust was his best I think.

[Phat Mack]

I have trouble deciding. Is it Let it Bleed or Beggar's Banquet? If I pick Let it Bleed, then I miss out on Sympathy for the Devil, Streetfighting Man, Dear Doctor and Factory Girl. If I pick Beggar's Banquet, then I'm omitting Gimme Shelter, Country Honk, Live with Me, Monkey Man and You Can't Always Get What You Want. What do what do? OK: Let it Bleed.

[Tommy Angelo]

tommy

[Chah Ngo]

"Lover's Rock" is hilarious.
"The Card Cheat" is tragic.
"Koka Cola" ok, I agree it is fairly weak but subversive nonetheless.
How can you not like "Train in Vain"? It is leaning toward pop, but still strong IMO.
I will see if I can find the Stiff Little Fingers and check it out.

[uuDevil]

Ok, who here besides me still owns a turntable?

I see some good picks, but I'm shocked the Stones didn't get more mentions. No Dylan fans? And today being the anniversary of Jim Morrison's death, "The Doors" should get a sympathy vote.

But to pick just one... The Who: "Who's Next"
Classic cover art, too.

[DanS]

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Tommy,
Tommy isn't even the best concept album/rock opera *by The Who* ever. Quadrophenia hands down.

Dan

[astroglide]

hunky dory, aladdin sane, scary monsters all good but ziggy stardust leaves them in its wake