Might Be My Favorite Album of All-Time. I can’t find anything to debase — everything is perfectly as it should be. Rolling Stone’s Ranking: #23/100 My
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Top 100 Album Review: #35 – The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, David Bowie (1972)
Wham Bam Thank You Ma’am. The flair and pomp gets more attention, but the album itself is actually good. Rolling Stone’s Ranking: #35/100 My Rating: I
Top 100 Album Review: #52 – Greatest Hits, Al Green (1975)
A Greatest Hits Album a Top 100? The albums really good, but it still feels like cheating. Rolling Stone’s Ranking: #52/100 My Rating: I’m not sure
Top 100 Album Review: #56 – Songs in the Key of Life (1976)
Stevie’s Magnus Opus While a bit self-indulgent, this double-LP contains so much good material it’s impossible to listen to it all in one sitting. Rolling
Top 100 Album Review: #65 – Moondance, Van Morrison (1970)
Brass Folk Morrison mixes folksy guitar work with some brass backing to make a unique sound. Rolling Stone’s Ranking: #65/100 My Rating: I put on this
Top 100 Album Review: #67 – The Stranger, Billy Joel (1977)
The Piano Man’s Reigning Achievement. One of those rare albums where almost every track is a triumph of song writing perfection. Rolling Stone’s Ranking: #67/100 Grammy: Song
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