TOP 10 Favorite LP's

[flatwoundjohn]

being 26 my parents influenced musically with these albums from there youth.These 10 LP's Made the list due to the bass lines and feel of the song.And there my favorite to listen to.

1.Jefferson Airplane-- Surrealistic Pillow--1967
2.Jefferson Airplane-- After Bathing At Baxter--1967
3.The Beatles--Abbey Road
4.Country Joe And The Fish--Electric Music For The Body And Mind--1967
5.The Grateful Dead--The Grateful Dead--1967
6.Vanilla Fudge--Renaissance--1968
7.The Beatles--Sgt.Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band--1967
8.Big Brother And The Holding Company--Cheap Thrills--1968
9.Quicksilver Messenger Service--Quicksilver Messenger Service--1968
10.The Beatles--White Album--1968

That's my top 10 whats yours?

 

[FilterFunk]

In no particular order:

"Innervisions" - Stevie Wonder
"Songs in the Key of Life" - Stevie Wonder
"Mothership Connection" - Parliament
"Go For Your Guns" - Isley Brothers
"That's the Way of the World" - Earth, Wind & Fire
"All 'n All" - EWF
"Funkentelechy vs. the Placebo Syndrome" - Parliament
"Fulfillingness' First Finale" - Stevie Wonder
"Live: Donny Hathaway" - Donny Hathaway
"What's Going On" - Marvin Gaye

 

[Stumbo]

In no particular order:

"Innervisions" - Stevie Wonder
"Songs in the Key of Life" - Stevie Wonder
"Mothership Connection" - Parliament
"Go For Your Guns" - Isley Brothers
"That's the Way of the World" - Earth, Wind & Fire
"All 'n All" - EWF
"Funkentelechy vs. the Placebo Syndrome" - Parliament
"Fulfillingness' First Finale" - Stevie Wonder
"Live: Donny Hathaway" - Donny Hathaway
"What's Going On" - Marvin Gaye

Got the funk?
Live Donny, wow! Awesome, I nearly wore it out.

 

[FilterFunk]

Got the funk?
Live Donny, wow! Awesome, I nearly wore it out.

Indeed I do!

Live Donny was one of the 8-tracks my parents bought back in the day. They also introduced me to Aretha Franklin's "Spanish Harlem" via 8-track.

 

[Stumbo]

Indeed I do!

Live Donny was one of the 8-tracks my parents bought back in the day. They also introduced me to Aretha Franklin's "Spanish Harlem" via 8-track.

I still have the album hanging around. Too good with Willie Weeks!

 

[Rib 13]

This list could change daily or weekly if need be, but usual stalwarts on my playlists over the years are:

The Wall - Pink Floyd
Light Up The Night - The Brothers Johnson
Rio - Duran Duran
Good High - Brick
Bee Gees 1st
On The Third Day - Electric Light Orchestra
Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles
Open Up - Ethos
Reckoning - REM
School Days - Stanley Clarke
Double Vision - David Sanborn/ Bob James

theres a LOT more, but you only asked for ten (and i put eleven)

 

[MCF]

being 26 my parents influenced musically with these albums from there youth.These 10 LP's Made the list due to the bass lines and feel of the song.And there my favorite to listen to.

1.Jefferson Airplane-- Surrealistic Pillow--1967
2.Jefferson Airplane-- After Bathing At Baxter--1967
3.The Beatles--Abbey Road
4.Country Joe And The Fish--Electric Music For The Body And Mind--1967
5.The Grateful Dead--The Grateful Dead--1967
6.Vanilla Fudge--Renaissance--1968
7.The Beatles--Sgt.Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band--1967
8.Big Brother And The Holding Company--Cheap Thrills--1968
9.Quicksilver Messenger Service--Quicksilver Messenger Service--1968
10.The Beatles--White Album--1968

That's my top 10 whats yours?

I’m too old to only have a top 10. Mine is more like a top 100, with no order to it because my moods change. Yours is a nice list. Love seeing Quicksiver and Vanilla Fudge mentioned. Your parents must be awesome. You’re 26? There is hope with your generation after all! Seriously, my daughter is also 26. She likes my music and I like (most of) hers.

 

[garp]

This list could change daily or weekly

Mine certainly does. But as of today – a mere snapshot in time – they would be (in order of release date):

• The Bridge – Sonny Rollins (1962)
• Revolver – The Beatles (1966)
• Days of Future Passed – The Moody Blues (1967)
• The Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd (1973)
• Born to Run – Bruce Springsteen (1975)
• Physical Graffiti – Led Zeppelin (1975)
• Aja – Steely Dan (1977)
• Outlandos d'Amour – The Police (1978)
• Waiting for Columbus – Little Feat (1978)
• Songbird – Eva Cassidy (1998)

 

[Richland123]

It's hard for me to pick just 10 albums; but, here are 10 of my all time favorites in no particular order.

• Robin Trower - Bridge Of Sighs
• The Edgar Winter Group - They Only Come Out At Night
• Saga - Saga
• The Guess Who - American Woman
• Montrose - Montrose
• Kansas - Song For America
• Boston - Boston
• Bad Company - Bad Company
• Jethro Tull - Aqualung
• Gentle Giant - Octopus

 

[gkella]

being 26 my parents influenced musically with these albums from there youth.These 10 LP's Made the list due to the bass lines and feel of the song.And there my favorite to listen to.

1.Jefferson Airplane-- Surrealistic Pillow--1967
2.Jefferson Airplane-- After Bathing At Baxter--1967
3.The Beatles--Abbey Road
4.Country Joe And The Fish--Electric Music For The Body And Mind--1967
5.The Grateful Dead--The Grateful Dead--1967
6.Vanilla Fudge--Renaissance--1968
7.The Beatles--Sgt.Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band--1967
8.Big Brother And The Holding Company--Cheap Thrills--1968
9.Quicksilver Messenger Service--Quicksilver Messenger Service--1968
10.The Beatles--White Album--1968

That's my top 10 whats yours?

I am 65 and I love your list......
Mine is..
Jethro Tull Aqualung
Bob Dylan Blonde On Blonde
Beatles Sgt. Pepper
Steven Wilson Hand Cannot Erase
Allman Brothers Live At The Fillmore
Grateful Dead American Beauty
Derek And The Dominos Layla and Assoted Love Songs
Led Zeppelin (their first album)
James Gang Rides Again

 

[biguglyman]

In no particular order and not repeating an artist:


Porcupine Tree - In Absentia
Yes - Relayer
The Beatles - Abbey Road
Triumvirat - Spartacus
ELP - Tarkus
ELO - Out Of The Blue
Black Sabbath - Masters Of Reality
ZZ Top - Tres Hombres
Pink Floyd - Animals
Montrose - Montrose

 

[Nick Danger]

The Beatles - Revolver
ZZ Top - Tres Hombres
Rory Gallagher - Photo Finish
Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold as Love
Jeff Beck - Loud Hailer
Unknown Hinson - Live and Undead
Los Straightjackets - Damas y Caballeros
Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin III
The Ventures - Walk Don't Run

 

[Corbusier]

Not in order:

Aja Steely Dan
So Peter Gabriel
Bustin' Out Pure Prairie League
Breakfast in America Supertramp
Exile on Main Street The Rolling Stones
Rubber Soul The Beatles
Revolver The Beatles
20 All Time Greatest Hits James Brown
Marvin Gaye's Greatest Hits Volume 2 Marvin Gaye
Whatever Pink Floyd album I haven't currently burned myself out on.
This Is the Moody Blues The Moody Blues

 

[Corbusier]

In no particular order and not repeating an artist:


Porcupine Tree - In Absentia
Yes - Relayer
The Beatles - Abbey Road
Triumvirat - Spartacus
ELP - Tarkus
ELO - Out Of The Blue
Black Sabbath - Masters Of Reality
ZZ Top - Tres Hombres
Pink Floyd - Animals
Montrose - Montrose

TARKUS Their masterpiece!