Your favourite all-time albums?

A few more to keep the pot going ...

Nice thread

Straight off my head......

AC/DC - If you want blood
AC/DC - Back in black
AC/DC - Powerage
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz & Ultimate sin
Giant - Time to burn
Pantera - Vulgar display of power
Blue Murder - Blue Murder
Winger - Pull
Van Halen - Van Halen
Journey - Radio On Radio
Hatebreed - Supremacy
The Ice Pick - Violent Epiphany
Cry Of Love - Brother

Here are some my top favorites, from my own record collection. I don't have photos of all of it, as of right now. It's a work in progress. I'm ripping them all to my hard drive so I can use them for portable use. I also take a photo. I'm hoping to eventually get them all logged and what not. It's gonna take some time. I apologize if the photos are too large. I'm not savvy on fixing things like that.

My favorite album of all time...



My favorite Death Metal record of the last decade...



Possibly my favorite Grindcore record...



A top 5 favorite early 90's punk record...



A "Crossover" classic. This features Mike Muir and Mike Clark of Suicidal Tendencies. It was before Mike Clark was in ST. It was released around the same time as ST's "Join the Army" album, on Mike Muir's "Suicidal Records." Muir actually replaced the original vocalist in this band, just so the group could have this spectacular LP, before calling it a day. Fantastic Metal influenced hardcore thrash, similar to ST's "Join The Army," only much more intense!!!



I'm lucky to have a copy of this doomy, droning classic!!!



Slightly overlooked and forgotten. I'm sure most of you know them. If not, look up "Humble."



A criminally overlooked album from 1970.



This album took "heavy" to another level when it came out.



Possibly my favorite 80's UK Hardcore album...



More later. Gotta run!

Cool pics and albums!!

Here I thought I might be overdoing it...

Here's more!

A definite Top 5 of 1970 and my absolute favorite Deep Purple album.



A band that would influence "Extreme Music" for several years to come. This is my personal favorite by them.



This record is criminally underrated. It's as if Black Sabbath decided to start playing Hardcore Punk.



I don't really think an introduction is needed for this album. CLASSIC.



My favorite album by my favorite hardcore/punk band.



Nasty, dirty, sludgy punk from the early 80's. There is a Fang discussion in the "punk" section of this forum.



Awesome fuzzed out psych blues from 1970. Great album.



Groundbreaking heaviness.



Classic speed/thrash metal.



Fantastic psych/prog/fuzz/noise from 1969. Fantastic album.



This album is ALWAYS in rotation. If you haven't checked this record out, do yourself a favor!



Great thrash/death from Canada - 1988



I like all the early Ramones stuff, but this live album is just loaded with energy.



Amazing. Overlooked. Search it on youtube if you haven't heard it.



This album is very under rated. It's my favorite Slayer. Yes, I like it more than Reign In Blood.



Yes. I really like the 60's garagey, proto-punk stuff, as well.



Classic Irish punk album from 1979. I like this way more than their later material, which seems to get all the attention.



Great UK Hardcore/punk from the mid 90's.



I really can't stand anything else this band did, but this album was pretty awesome in 1994, since there weren't too many bands at the time playing their brand of political, spikey haired, hardcore punk.



One of my favorite early L.A. hardcore/punk records.



Typically unheard of thrash metal from 1989. This record is raw, fast and everything you might expect from a band called "Torture." If you're in any way into Slayer's "Hell Awaits," give this album a listen!



Of course I love the "Schenker UFO line up," but something about this record keeps me coming back for more!



Classic, hard as nails Garagey Punk from Minnesota in the late 70's



Classic hardcore Punk!!!




Last but not least... what I refer to as "the best album of 1969."

I want the Highway Robbery vinyl!!!! The music is great!!

My favorites at this time - in no particular order:

Rubber Soul - The Beatles
Revolver - The Beatles
The Essential Bob Dylan
Relayer - Yes
Manassas - Stephen Stills/Manassas
Kimono My House - Sparks
Sheet Music - 10cc
Meddle - Pink Floyd
Are You Experienced? - Jimi Hendrix Experience
Burgers - Hot Tuna
Trilogy - Emerson Lake & Palmer

My present favorite album:

Rust Never Sleeps - Neil Young

electric funeral said:

I want the Highway Robbery vinyl!!!! The music is great!!

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RCA recently repressed it, if you don't want to drop $60 or more for the original. About $10-15 on Ebay.