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Critics' Choices; Albums as Mileposts In a Musical Century
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This is best in critic's lists subforum.
And we need Henrik to decide if it is eligible.
And we need Henrik to decide if it is eligible.
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Moved it. It looks eligible!
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Did you decid if this list is eligible, Henrik?
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When I write "it looks eligible" (especially when it's with an exclamation mark) it means that it is eligible unless someone who knows more about the list has a different opinion.
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Stellar list tbh
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ENRICO CARUSO: ''The Greatest Tenor in the World'' (RCA Red Seal, 1902-20).mat.bez.lima wrote: ↑Mon Oct 31, 2016 2:45 am http://mobile.nytimes.com/2000/01/03/ar ... ntury.html
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG: ''Hot Fives & Sevens'' (JSP or Columbia, 1925-1928).
AL JOLSON: ''Vol. 3: The Twenties: From Broadway to Hollywood'' (Pearl Flapper, 1926-36).
Album by Blind Alfred Reed
''THE BRISTOL SESSIONS'' (Country Music Foundation, 1927).
ROBERT JOHNSON: ''King of the Delta Blues Singers'' (Columbia, 1936-37).
BILLIE HOLIDAY, Greatest Hits (Columbia/Legacy, 1935-41).
''OKLAHOMA!,'' Orginal Broadway Cast (MCA, 1943).
DUKE ELLINGTON: ''The Blanton-Webster Band'' (RCA, 1940-42).
HANK WILLIAMS: ''40 Greatest Hits'' (Polydor, 1947-53).
ELVIS PRESLEY: ''The Sun Sessions'' (RCA, 1954).
JAMES BROWN: ''Star Time'' (Polydor, 1956-84).
TITO PUENTE: ''Dance Mania'' (RCA, 1957).
FRANK SINATRA: ''Sings for Only the Lonely'' (Capitol, 1958).
JOHN COLTRANE: ''A Love Supreme'' (1965).
MILES DAVIS: ''Live at the Plugged Nickel'' (1965).
BOB DYLAN: ''Highway 61 Revisited'' (Columbia, 1965).
BEATLES: ''Revolver'' (Capitol, 1966).
ARETHA FRANKLIN: ''I Never Loved a Man the Way I Loved You'' (Atlantic, 1967).
THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE: ''Are You Experienced?'' (MCA, 1967).
JONI MITCHELL: ''Blue'' (Reprise, 1971).
BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS: ''Legend'' (Island, 1973-80).
RAMONES: ''Ramones'' (Sire, 1976).
MICHAEL JACKSON: ''Thriller'' (Epic, 1982).
PUBLIC ENEMY: ''It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back'' (Def Jam, 1988).
NIRVANA: ''Nevermind'' (Geffen, 1991).
THE ALTERNATES:
Bessie Smith: ''Collection'' (Columbia, 1923-33)
George Gershwin: ''Rhapsody in Blue'' (Paul Whiteman conducting, George Gershwin piano, RCA, 1924)
Album by Various Artists
''Anthology of American Folk Music'' (Smithsonian Folkways, recorded 1926-34, collected 1952)
Mills Brothers: ''The Anthology'' (MCA, 1931-68)
Charlie Parker: ''The Complete Savoy Studio Sessions'' (Savoy, 1944-48)
Muddy Waters: ''The Chess Box'' (MCA, 1947-72)
Edith Piaf: ''The Voice of the Sparrow'' (Capitol, 1941-60)
Ray Charles: ''The Ultimate Hits Collection'' (Rhino, 1953-89)
Chuck Berry: ''His Greatest Hits, Vols. 1 and 2'' (MCA, 1955-72)
Mahalia Jackson: ''Live at Newport'' (Columbia, 1958)
Joao Gilberto: ''The Legendary Joao Gilberto'' (World Pacific, 1958-61)
Ornette Coleman: ''The Shape of Jazz to Come'' (Atlantic, 1959)
Shirelles: ''The 25 All-Time Greatest Hits'' (Varese Sarabande, 1959-67)
''West Side Story,'' Original Film Soundtrack (Sony Classical, 1961)
Beach Boys: ''Pet Sounds'' (Capitol, 1966)
Nico and The Velvet Underground
''The Velvet Underground and Nico,'' (Verve, 1967)
Rolling Stones: ''Beggars Banquet'' (Abkco, 1968)
Stevie Wonder: ''Innervisions'' (Motown, 1973)
Kraftwerk: ''Trans-Europe Express'' (Capitol, 1977)
''Saturday Night Fever'' (RSO, 1977)
King Sunny Ade and His African Beats: ''Juju Music'' (Mango, 1982)
Madonna: ''The Immaculate Collection'' (Sire, 1982-90)
Prince: ''Sign o' the Times'' (Warner Brothers, 1987)
Dr. Dre: ''The Chronic'' (Death Row/Interscope, 1993)
Nine Inch Nails: ''The Downward Spiral'' (TVT/Interscope, 1994)
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The New York Times (USA) - Critics' Choices; Albums as Mileposts In a Musical Century (2000)
Correction: January 6, 2000, Thursday A Critics' Choices article on Monday about 25 pivotal albums in 20th-century popular music misidentified the one that inspired the 1966 Beach Boys recording ''Pet Sounds.'' It was the Beatles' ''Rubber Soul,'' not their ''Revolver.''
Correction: January 6, 2000, Thursday A Critics' Choices article on Monday about 25 pivotal albums in 20th-century popular music misidentified the one that inspired the 1966 Beach Boys recording ''Pet Sounds.'' It was the Beatles' ''Rubber Soul,'' not their ''Revolver.''
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