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TOP 11: The Best Albums Of History

begins in November, the month number 11 of the year, this particular number has followed me bastaaaante sometimes scares me sometimes fascinates me, and just to tempt my fate I've been doing Some Top 11 of everything, whether records, guitarists, singers, etc. anything can be good, and today we begin with this count of the Top 11 Albums of History, 11 albums that revolutionized music in his time, 11 masterpieces, 11 albums that shaped an entire generation ... whether for sales, production, issues, whatever, these 11 albums in my opinion (and many, perhaps) are the most representative of music in general ... began ...

# 1 - The Dark Side Of The Moon - Pink Floyd (1973) Perhaps

pretentious of me to put this album in the 1st place, and that Floyd is one of my bands favorite, and as ehem, let's say I ran the name for this blog, but no, no, do not think so, this work of 1973 (great year for music) was a revolution in terms of production, composition, concept and some Other things that have become a myth and a must for music lovers, has a respectable record of being 741 weeks (14 years) in the list of the 200 Best Selling concecutivamente, and as a bonus, has been reissued on 2 occasions, at its 20 anniversary and in the 3rd anniversary, the latter being reemasterizado with better sound ... quite an achievement for Floyd ...

Honorable Mention: Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977), The Wall (1979)

# 2 - Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles (1967)

Ahh, a classic, the legendary Beatles in 1967 (another excellent year for music) full of psychedelics and great, great records, and this was no exception, really a spectacular album that from the time of its release was all a feeling, not anything McCartney, tired of the pressures of the press, was inspired by another great album, the familiar Pet Sounds by the Beach Boys, one of the greatest achievements of the band, and literally his home was a collage of ideas and perfection ...

Honorable Mention: Revolver (1966), The Beatles (White Album, 1968), Abbey Road (1969)

# 3 - Thriller - Michael Jackson (1982) Super
album of this living legend ... well ... not so much; earned 8 Grammys (mark surpassed only by Santana) 58 Platinum albums, 2 of Uranium and Diamond 1, made it the top seller of all time, and is practically brand is not lost (or lose) because in its 25 anniversary of the launch was again a success, and with the recent death of the performer I guess (and it will be obvious) that the disc will be sold on a stratospheric ...

Honorable Mention: Off The Wall (1979), Bad (1987), Dangerous (1991)

# 4 - Back In Black - AC / DC ( 1980)

Just months after the death of the great Bon Scott, and only one year of the fabled Highway To Hell, the band returned with Brian Johnson on vocals and this album under their arms, with a sound more to the public and songs like "You Shook Me All Night Long" and "Back In Black" won over a whole new generation of fans who turned the disk in the 2nd best selling, just below Jacko Thriller, possibly due to the curiosity to know who would be the new vocalist of the band, but to bring to ruin, he gave a new life and began a new era in the band ...

Honorable Mention: Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (1976), Let There Be Rock (1977), Highway To Hell (1979)

# 5 - The Doors - The Doors (1967)
Debut album from this great band Angelina, recorded in just a couple of weeks, and released in January 1967, became a symbol for that hippie rebellion of the time, and becoming one of the best debut albums in history, besides the single "Light My Fire" desbancaría for the first time to The Beatles from first place in the summer of 1967, the disc will the band earned gold and platinum albums in a row, and turned Morrison into one of the greatest frontman in history ...
Honorable Mention: Strange Days (1967), Morrison Hotel (1970), LA Woman (1971 )

# 6 - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars - David Bowie (1972)
was inevitable to have to mention This work of Bowie, one of the most shocking and raw stories ever written, which has literally rise and fall of an "extraterrestrial rock", whose goal is to save the earth from a terrible catastrophe, which likewise ends in tragedy songs like "Starman" and "Ziggy Stardust" become classics, and that character for years Bowie followed the brink of madness, but equally become everything a legend and a great influence on music in general, mainly to inspire bands like Nine Inch Niles, Bauhaus and even Johnny Rotten in his hair, haha \u200b\u200b...

Honorable Mention: Hunky Dory (1971), Aladdin Sane (1974), Let's Dance (1983)

# 7 - Led Zeppelin II - Led Zeppelin (1969)

His first album was a bomb, but the band still did not remove all its forces, and was until this album that showed what would be the new movement of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal, full of loud sounds, tearing and genuine rock riffs are heavy conviertió the best of the band, chipping in here classics like "Whole Lotta Love", "Heartbreaker" and "Ramble On", just to name a few, but it is obvious that the band had even more success later ... Mention

Honorícia to: Led Zeppelin (1969), Led Zeppelin III (1970), Led Zeppelin IV (Four Symbols, 1971)

# 8 - Ramones - The Ramones (1976)

A record oil and without much joke ... I'd say if it was not thanks to this album, straight from the annals of punk rock and dark holes of New York, has started the punk revolution, an album without much production or at different times, but full of energy, party, and of course, genuine Punk in the mid-70's, not the semi-punk trash-waste or as some call it "happy punk" today some banduchas trying to sell ...

Honorable Mention: Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols (Sex Pistols, 1977), Marquee Moon (Television, 1977), London Calling (The Clash, 1979)

# 9 - Tommy - The Who (1969) Turning

Punk oil, let the greatest rock opera ever consebida (only on par with Floyd's The Wall) Surprise yourself with history, music and clearly the best album of The Who, which showed the classic "Pinball Wizard", but can say that contrary to popular belief, Tommy was not the first Rock Opera (SF Sorrow by The Pretty Things was primerita), but is considered the best, and still be considered as more than an opera, a musical comedy ...

Honorable Mention: The Who Sell Out (1968), Who's Next (1971), Quadrophenia (1973)

# 10 - In The Court Of The King Crimson - King Crimson (1969 )
Well, we reached the pinnacle of progressive rock or it could be called the initiator, or it could be said ... Well, this particular band's debut King Crimson, is special about being a record 100% Rock Progressive / Symphonic, so, with hardly have formalized the genre, these musicians were already impacting the world with this album, today is regarded as the Progressive Revolutionary ...

Honorable Mention: Larks' Tongues In Aspic (1973), Red (1974), Discipline (1981)

# 11 - A Night At The Opera - Queen (1975)

And we end with the crowning of Queen and Rock Art in general, with a record that shows the greatness of this British band, and certainly one of the best ever, which is the mother the great Classic Rock "Bohemian Rhapsody", besides having other classics like "You're My Best Friend" and "Love Of My Life" but the band would expect many more successes in the future, and today is a cult band for many fans of real rock ...

Honorable Mention: A Day At The Races (1976), News Of The World (1977), Jazz (1978)

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Finally, we could have chosen other thousands of great records, so we give them other honorable mentions:

* Pet Sounds - The Beach Boys (1966)

* Sticky Fingers - The Rolling Stones (1971)
* Jailbreak - Thin Lizzy (1974)

* The Joshua Tree - U2 (1987)

* OK Computer - Radiohead (1997)

* Nevermind - Nirvana (1991)

* Outlandos D 'Amour - The Police (1978 )

* The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway - Genesis (1974)