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1.
Dusty in Memphis
by Warren Zanes

2.
Forever Changes
by Andrew Hultkrans

3.
Harvest
by Sam Inglis

4.
The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society
by Andy Miller

5.
Meat Is Murder
by Joe Pernice

6.
The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
by John Cavanagh

7.
Abba Gold
by Elisabeth Vincentelli

8.
Electric Ladyland
by John Perry

9.
Unknown Pleasures
by Chris Ott

10.
Sign ‘O’ the Times
by Michaelangelo Matos

11.
The Velvet Underground and Nico
by Joe Harvard

12.
Let It Be
by Steve Matteo

13.
Live at the Apollo
by Douglas Wolk

14.
Aqualung
by Allan Moore

15.
OK Computer
by Dai Griffiths

16.
Let It Be
by Colin Meloy

17.
Led Zeppelin IV
by Erik Davis

18.
Exile on Main St.
by Bill Janovitz

19.
Pet Sounds
by Jim Fusilli

20.
Ramones
by Nicholas Rombes

21.
Armed Forces
by Franklin Bruno

22.
Murmur
by J. Niimi

23.
Grace
by Daphne Brooks

24.
Endtroducing …
by Eliot Wilder

25.
Kick Out the Jams
by Don McLeese

26.
Low
by Hugo Wilcken

27.
Born in the U.S.A.
by Geoffrey Himes

28.
Music from Big Pink
by John Niven

29.
In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
by Kim Cooper

30.
Paul’s Boutique
by Dan LeRoy

31.
Doolittle
by Ben Sisario

32.
There’s a Riot Goin’ On
by Miles Marshall Lewis

33.
The Stone Roses
by Alex Green

34.
In Utero
by Gillian G. Gaar

35.
Highway 61 Revisited
by Mark Polizzotti

36.
Loveless
by Mike McGonigal

37.
The Who Sell Out
by John Dougan

38.
Bee Thousand
by Marc Woodworth

39.
Daydream Nation
by Matthew Stearns

40.
Court and Spark
by Sean Nelson

41.
Use Your Illusion Vols 1 and 2
by Eric Weisbard

42.
Songs in the Key of Life
by Zeth Lundy

43.
The Notorious Byrd Brothers
by Ric Menck

44.
Trout Mask Replica
by Kevin Courrier

45.
Double Nickels on the Dime
by Michael T. Fournier

46.
Aja
by Don Breithaupt

47.
People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm
by Shawn Taylor

48.
Rid of Me
by Kate Schatz

49.
Achtung Baby
by Stephen Catanzarite

50.
If You’re Feeling Sinister
by Scott Plagenhoef

51.
Pink Moon
by Amanda Petrusich

52.
Let’s Talk About Love
by Carl Wilson

53.
Swordfi shtrombones
by David Smay

54.
20 Jazz Funk Greats
by Drew Daniel

55.
Horses
by Philip Shaw

56.
Master of Reality
by John Darnielle

57.
Reign in Blood
by D. X. Ferris

58.
Shoot Out the Lights
by Hayden Childs

59.
Gentlemen
by Bob Gendron

60.
Rum, Sodomy & the Lash
by Jeffery T. Roesgen

61.
The Gilded Palace of Sin
by Bob Proehl

62.
Pink Flag
by Wilson Neate

63.
XO
by Matthew LeMay

64.
Illmatic
by Matthew Gasteier

65.
Radio City
by Bruce Eaton

66.
One Step Beyond …
by Terry Edwards

67.
Another Green World
by Geeta Dayal

68.
Zaireeka
by Mark Richardson

69.
69 Love Songs
by L. D. Beghtol

70.
Facing Future
by Dan Kois

71.
It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
by Christopher R. Weingarten

72.
Wowee Zowee
by Bryan Charles

73.
Highway to Hell
by Joe Bonomo

74.
Song Cycle
by Richard Henderson

75.
Kid A
by Marvin Lin

76.
Spiderland
by Scott Tennent

77.
Tusk
by Rob Trucks

78.
Pretty Hate Machine
by Daphne Carr

79.
Chocolate and Cheese
by Hank Shteamer

80.
American Recordings
by Tony Tost