Best album of all time
La classifica non segue un ordine cronologico di "bellezza". Ho inserito i dischi che mi piacciono, man mano che mi venivano in mente. (questo vale pure per le altre classifiche che ho fatto)
<b>The Rolling Stones</b> • Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Rolling Stones in Concert

3

The Rolling Stones • Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Rolling Stones in Concert

<b>Love</b> • Forever Changes

6

Love • Forever Changes

Bello pure "The Forever Changes Live Concert"
<b>Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers</b> • Anthology: Through the Years

9

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers • Anthology: Through the Years

<b>Talking Heads</b> • More Songs About Buildings and Food

16

Talking Heads • More Songs About Buildings and Food

<b>The Allman Brothers Band</b> • The Allman Brothers Band

19

The Allman Brothers Band • The Allman Brothers Band

<b>Brian Eno</b> • My Life in the Bush of Ghosts

32

Brian Eno • My Life in the Bush of Ghosts

David Byrne e Brian Eno
<b>Aretha Franklin</b> • I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You

33

Aretha Franklin • I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You

<b>Cannonball Adderley</b> • Mercy Mercy Mercy! - Live At The Club

37

Cannonball Adderley • Mercy Mercy Mercy! - Live At The Club

<b>Mike Bloomfield</b> • Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man - Essential Blues 1964-1969

38

Mike Bloomfield • Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man - Essential Blues 1964-1969

<b>Creedence Clearwater Revival</b> • Creedence Clearwater Revival 21st Anniversary: The Ultimate Collection

43

Creedence Clearwater Revival • Creedence Clearwater Revival 21st Anniversary: The Ultimate Collection

<b>Joe Cocker</b> • The Ultimate Collection 1968–2003

45

Joe Cocker • The Ultimate Collection 1968–2003

<b>Blonde Redhead</b> • Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons

48

Blonde Redhead • Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons

<b>Mink DeVille</b> • Cadillac Walk: The Mink Deville Collection

58

Mink DeVille • Cadillac Walk: The Mink Deville Collection

Sullo stesso livello "Live" di Willy DeVille
<b>Otis Redding</b> • Otis Blue: Otis Redding Sings Soul

64

Otis Redding • Otis Blue: Otis Redding Sings Soul

<b>The Velvet Underground</b> • The Velvet Underground & Nico

65

The Velvet Underground • The Velvet Underground & Nico

<b>Ivano Fossati</b> • Dal vivo, Volume 2: Carte da decifrare

76

Ivano Fossati • Dal vivo, Volume 2: Carte da decifrare

<b>Sly & The Family Stone</b> • There's a Riot Goin' On

82

Sly & The Family Stone • There's a Riot Goin' On

<b>Ike & Tina Turner</b> • Proud Mary: The Best of Ike and Tina Turner

86

Ike & Tina Turner • Proud Mary: The Best of Ike and Tina Turner

ho inserito questo disco ma volevo mettere: "Rhythm Rockin' Blues" di Ike Turner & His Kings of Rhythm, che è di migliore. Non c'è Tina Turner.
<b>Belle and Sebastian</b> • If You're Feeling Sinister

88

Belle and Sebastian • If You're Feeling Sinister

<b>The Byrds</b> • Mr. Tambourine Man / Turn! Turn! Turn!

91

The Byrds • Mr. Tambourine Man / Turn! Turn! Turn!

<b>Bruce Springsteen</b> • Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J.

103

Bruce Springsteen • Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J.

<b>Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble</b> • Live at Carnegie Hall

104

Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble • Live at Carnegie Hall

<b>Diana Ross & The Supremes</b> • Greatest Hits, Volume I & II

107

Diana Ross & The Supremes • Greatest Hits, Volume I & II

<b>King Crimson</b> • In the Court of the Crimson King: An Observation by King Crimson

112

King Crimson • In the Court of the Crimson King: An Observation by King Crimson

<b>Los Lobos</b> • Just Another Band From East L.A.: A Collection

113

Los Lobos • Just Another Band From East L.A.: A Collection

<b>Frank Zappa</b> • Apostrophe (’) / Over‐Nite Sensation

114

Frank Zappa • Apostrophe (’) / Over‐Nite Sensation

<b>J.J. Cale</b> • Anyway the Wind Blows: The Anthology

117

J.J. Cale • Anyway the Wind Blows: The Anthology

<b>The Spencer Davis Group</b> • The Best of Spencer Davis Group (feat. Stevie Winwood)

121

The Spencer Davis Group • The Best of Spencer Davis Group (feat. Stevie Winwood)

<b>Joe Jackson</b> • This Is It: The A&M Years - 1979-1989

124

Joe Jackson • This Is It: The A&M Years - 1979-1989

<b>Sam Cooke</b> • Live at the Harlem Square Club (1963)

125

Sam Cooke • Live at the Harlem Square Club (1963)

<b>The Libertines</b> • Up the Bracket

131

The Libertines • Up the Bracket

Sulla raccolta "The Best Of: A Time for Heroes" si trovano pure "Don't Look Back into the Sun" "Can't Stand Me Now" "What Became of the Likely Lads"
<b>John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers</b> • Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton

133

John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers • Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton

<b>Robert Cray</b> • Heavy Picks: The Robert Cray Band Collection

146

Robert Cray • Heavy Picks: The Robert Cray Band Collection

<b>Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds</b> • Kicking Against the Pricks

148

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds • Kicking Against the Pricks

<b>Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen</b> • Lost in the Ozone

151

Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen • Lost in the Ozone

Più completa è: The Very Best of Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen...Plus
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  • TheJargonKing
    TheJargonKing
    14 apr 13
    You don't seem like a "typically" English speaker... :-)
     
    • Bubi
      14 apr 13
      Honestly, I didn't even notice; looking back, I have to say that it's only partly true. There are the great The Who, Pink Floyd, Rolling Stones, Genesis, the great Van Morrison (Irish), the Scottish The Jesus and Mary Chain, the Pretenders even if Chrissie Hynde is American, Joe Jackson, Joy Division, the great Marc Bolan (T. Rex), Brian Eno (half with David Byrne), Joe Cocker, Led Zeppelin, XTC, Jeff Beck, Elvis Costello, The Stranglers, The Libertines, The Yardbirds.
    • Bubi
      14 apr 13
      If you have any names to suggest, 10 - 15. If I like it, I have no trouble adding it.
  • TheJargonKing
    TheJargonKing
    14 apr 13
    Sure, I said it a bit ironically. You included some very important works, and since it's your ranking, it's right that it reflects your taste. A few suggestions that I think could fit: Soft Machine, Van Der Graaf Generator, King Crimson, Peter Gabriel solo, Hammill solo, ALL of Canterbury ...there would be so many more, but look, this is fine too.
     
  • donnie darko
    donnie darko
    15 apr 13
    That said, since 99% of the groups are unknown to me, I can get into the details of those I know: Titanic yes, and La Buona Novella or Creuza de Ma, right? And The Dark after Sacroful? Regarding Rem, I agree on Automatic, but in any case, these are personal tastes—nothing to contest.........
     
    • Bubi
      15 apr 13
      I like De Gregori, I could have included other things of his, but Fabrizio De André is not to my taste. In any case, I respect yours. As for Pink Floyd, the ranking is not strictly in order of preference, otherwise it would have taken me ages to make it. Maybe I'll work on it over time, for now it stays like this. If you don't know 99/100 of the ones I've included, I suggest you look them up, they’re all good to me. Bye.
  • scaruffoditurno
    scaruffoditurno
    21 apr 13
    However, the lariana56 and the melissa frocioA groups are missing. Why didn’t you include them?
     
  • pana
    pana
    26 jul 13
    How beautiful.
     
    • Bubi
      26 jul 13
      Thank you, it's always nice to read compliments. In any case, it's the artists' merit.
  • ranofornace
    ranofornace
    26 jul 13
    The first two places are wonderfully represented; such works cannot be outside a top ten.
     
    • Bubi
      27 jul 13
      Even though Warhol hated Dylan (and vice versa), for me he is the greatest musical talent of the post-war era. As for the Love, that album represents a moment of happy creativity. They managed to combine rock and flamenco even though they barely stood on their feet when they entered the studio. Beautiful.
  • Goldfinger
    Goldfinger
    13 feb 14
    This ranking/list is made up of wonderful artists. Congratulations.
     
  • Bubi
    Bubi
    13 feb 14
    Thank you, the compliments are not for me but for the musicians I mentioned.
     
  • hellraiser
    hellraiser
    14 feb 14
    Bubi saint right away, who cares...
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 feb 14
    Great!
     
  • Bubi
    Bubi
    14 feb 14
    thank you, I have always wanted to be a saint, who cares...
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 feb 14
    By the way, Young's first album in the charts is "On the Beach." You have my utmost respect.
     
  • Mr. Money87
    Mr. Money87
    14 feb 14
    I sprained my finger from constantly scrolling with the mouse!!!
     
  • Bubi
    Bubi
    14 feb 14
    For me, it's a masterpiece. Ambulance Blues is a track that I never get tired of listening to.
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 feb 14
    The "stimometer" rises again. My favorite song by Young, one of my all-time favorites, pure emotion, icy anger and regret... Then there's the title track, the Manson-style outburst of Revolution... I can confirm that together with the previous one (yes, the previous one) Tonight's the Night it's my favorite Nello, masterpieces among masterpieces. Great Bubi.
     
  • Bubi
    Bubi
    14 feb 14
    To repay the favor, I recommend a really great internet radio, Spotify... I spend a lot of time there every day.
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 feb 14
    Thank you, but it's easier for me to listen to my records, right? If I'm not at home, or at night when I can't sleep, I have my iPod and mp3s :)
     
  • Bubi
    Bubi
    14 feb 14
    It's not a radio like the others, millions of tracks, you create playlists, you can choose an artist and listen to similar ones, it doesn't cost anything and you can listen to it on your phone. Debaser to get to know Spotify to listen.
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 feb 14
    Yes, but I have a 2006 cellphone that doesn't do anything :D And for the rest, I have the i-pod with all the albums from the i-tunes library. Let's be clear, Spotify seems really cool, I'm not denying that.
     
  • Bubi
    Bubi
    14 feb 14
    I believe you can listen even if you're not connected; you download the tracks (in excellent quality) but you have to pay something. I download them for free with Soulseek.
     
  • mal
    mal
    18 jun 14
    What great tastes, you're awesome Bubi.
     
  • De...Marga...
    De...Marga...
    4 jul 14
    Wonderful ranking... I won't add anything else... Question: what year are you Bubi? Just one note... the PRIMUS... DAMN...
     
    • Bubi
      4 jul 14
      Thank you, I’ve been following music since I was a child, it’s a true passion of mine. I was born in '54, so... I know the Primus but not very well; when I listened to them, they didn’t capture me like others did, so I didn’t follow them closely. But I must be mistaken because if they are appreciated by everyone, there must be a reason.
      For about twenty years, I have also been writing scripts, but selling them in Italy is not an option. Unless you have connections… right? I take this opportunity to ask the editors if it’s possible to publish screenplays as well, maybe in installments. One week a few pages, the next week some more pages… and to have them evaluated as reviews are. However, the rights should remain completely with the writers. This is something I’ve wanted to ask for a long time, and now I’ve done it; at most, they’ll say no.
    • De...Marga...
      4 jul 14
      Finally, I feel young in the presence of a debaserian: I was born in '67... You've put together a superb, wonderful ranking with so much Music that I also love and will listen to forever. And it’s always a great pleasure to interact with such knowledgeable and, above all, respectful and polite people. If I haven't done it already, I rush to deamarti. Primus are my number ONE, but that doesn’t matter at this point.
    • Bubi
      4 jul 14
      Did you read the part about the scripts? I added it later, maybe you didn't have time to see it... what do you think?
    • De...Marga...
      4 jul 14
      I think you mean movie scripts.
    • Bubi
      4 jul 14
      Yes, at first for TV series, "Derrik" "Colombo" to be clear, then I also wrote some slightly more complex things, almost always criminal stories. Almost always...
    • De...Marga...
      4 jul 14
      I find the thing interesting even though from a cinematic point of view I’m completely ignorant. To give you an example, I’ve never seen Pulp Fiction… However, I’m musically up to date and very interested!!!!
    • Bubi
      4 jul 14
      I wrote the review of Pulp Fiction. I was at zero too before writing, then, little by little... You know, it's frustrating to write with great effort and then see that selling the work is almost impossible. M. Morandini told me this about twenty years ago and he was right; at most, I managed to talk to Cesare Biarese from Mediaset, who told me that they had the schedules complete, there was no hope. Yet a lot of people read them, the reviews have always been positive. That's why it's frustrating.
    • De...Marga...
      4 jul 14
      Sure, it's not easy to accept all of this; and if you tell me that those who read it appreciated it, the regret increases and I completely understand you. Unfortunately, I have been unemployed since last November with certainly not encouraging prospects for the future; fortunately, I have a wonderful family, very few but true Friends, and my Beloved Music.
    • Bubi
      4 jul 14
      We hope to at least get a response from the editors, just to put a period on things. Unfortunately, in these times, few have encouraging prospects; it’s already a lot that you have a nice family. Believe me. I don’t have anyone anymore; I live alone in a mountain village where everyone speaks German. I have (perhaps I should say I had) a partner who is in Rome, in a few days I’m going to visit her... I have a feeling that if this damned crisis (but is it really a crisis?) doesn’t end, Italy will become a second-rate country. Let’s hope we make it.
  • De...Marga...
    De...Marga...
    22 jul 14
    I come back again near your ranking to tell you the following: you say that you included the names somewhat randomly, following an order of what came to mind. But how nice it is to see good old Bob from Duluth at NUMBER ONE nonetheless.
     
  • Bubi
    Bubi
    22 jul 14
    At first, I did it this way, then I adjusted it, and the first 50 or so roughly match my tastes today. The others are still in disarray. For Bob, I included that one, but he's such a towering artist that there are at least 7 albums that, for me, could belong in the ranking.
     
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