I do, however, quite like Jeff Buckley's Grace, which came in at number two.
1–10
Pink Floyd — Dark Side Of The Moon
Jeff Buckley — Grace
Radiohead — Ok Computer
Nirvana — Nevermind
Led Zeppelin — Led Zeppelin 4
Meat Loaf — Bat Out Of Hell
11–20
Pink Floyd — Wish You Were Here
Pink Floyd — The Wall
Radiohead — The Bends (EDIT: But I quite like 'My Iron Lung'.)
Neil Diamond — Hot August Night
Neil Young — Harvest
Carole King — Tapestry
Pearl Jam — Ten
Fleetwood Mac — Rumours
21–30
Bob Dylan — Blood On The Tracks
Midnight Oil — 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
Silverchair — Diorama
AC/DC — Back In Black
The Clash — London Calling
Queen — A night at the Opera
The Pixies — Doolittle
Missy Higgins — The Sound Of White
31–40
David Bowie — Ziggy Stardust and the spiders from Mars
Radiohead — Kid A
The Stone Roses — Stone Roses
Wolfmother — Wolfmother
Oasis — What's The Story Morning Glory
Tool — Lateralus
41–50
Coldplay — A Rush of Blood to the Head (EDIT: As if you could feel a strong emotion in relation to Coldplay. They exist on your ambivalence.)
Bob Dylan — Highway 61
Sex Pistols — Never Mind the Bollocks
Van Morrison — Astral Weeks
The Living End — The Living End
The Strokes — Is this It?
Silverchair — Neon Ballroom
The Eagles — Hotel California
The Smiths — The Queen Is Dead
You Am I — Hourly Daily
51–60
The Cure — Disintegration
Bob Dylan — Blonde On Blonde (EDIT: I've just never bought a Bob Dylan album.)
Lou Reed — Transformer
Bruce Springsteen — Born To Run
Red Hot Chili Peppers — Californication
Metallica — Master of Puppets
Cat Stevens — Tea for the Tillerman
Muse — Absolution
Joni Mitchell — Blue
61–70
Dire Straits — Brothers In Arms
Miles Davis — Kind of Blue
The Smashing Pumpkins — Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (EDIT: There's some really cool tracks on these albums, but lets face it, it didn't need to be two albums. Just one.)
The Who — Who's Next
Yes — Close To The Edge
Deep Purple — Machine Head
71–80
Rage Against The Machine — Rage Against The Machine
Green Day — American Idiot
Guns N Roses — Appetite For Destruction
David Bowie — Hunky Dory
The Smashing Pumpkins — Siamese Dream
Def Leppard — Hysteria
Foo Fighters — The Colour and The Shape
Delta Goodrem — Innocent Eyes
81–90
You Am I — Hi Fi Way
Darren Hayes — The Tension & The Spark
Nine Inch Nails — The Downward Spiral
Massive Attack — Blue Lines
Led Zeppelin — Led Zeppelin 2
Mike Oldfield — Tubular Bells
Radio Birdman — Radios Appear
91–100
Powderfinger — Vulture Street
The Killers — Hot Fuss
The Rolling Stones — Sticky Fingers
Silverchair — Frogstomp
Queens Of The Stone Age — Songs For The Deaf
Portishead — Dummy
Soundgarden — Superunknown
The Velvet Underground & Nico — The Velvet Underground & Nico
And, as an optional, ten albums I would have liked to have seen there:
Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
Beasts of Bourbon - Low Life
The Herd - The Sun Never Sets
A Silver Mt. Zion - Born into Trouble as the Sparks Fly Upward
The Cruel Sea - The Honeymoon is Over
The Stooges - Fun House
Linda Perry - In Flight
the Jesus and Mary Chain - Darklands
Art of Fighting - Wires
Godspeed You Black Emperor! - Lift Yr Skinny Fists Like Antennas
No particular order, and you know, tomorrow, I'm sure it'll change. I can already think of the Flaming Lips, the Drones, about three or four other Tom Waits albums...
