Day 115, April 25: Greatest Albums

My Favorite

All-Time Albums

I've been in the mood to do this list for a while. I can't possibly limit it to 10. So I'll do 50. But I won't waste time with comments. Suffice it to say that some of these are critically acclaimed, some are far from it. That's the beauty of having a personal blog. I don't buy many albums anymore, so most of these are from the past. Anyway, hope some of these are among your favorites. (*Possible Top 10s)

Abraxas, Santans

* A Day Without Rain, Enya

Almost There, Mercy Me

Are You Experienced? Jimi Hendrix

Back Home Again, John Denver

Band on the Run, Wings

Best of the Doobies, The Doobie Brothers

* Best of Three Dog Night

Blind Date With Destiny, The Bent Scepters

* Blue Sky, Night Thunder, Michael Murphy

Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Simon & Garfunkel

Brothers and Sisters, The Allman Brothers

Caribou, Elton John

Christine McVie, Christine McVie

* The Definitive Collection, ABBA

Down Two, Then Left, Boz Scaggs

Endless Summer, The Beach Boys

The Essential Leo Kottke, Leo Kottke

Everybody Else is Doing It, So Why Can't We? The Cranberries

Face the Music, Electric Light Orchestra

Fashion Nugget, Cake

* Fleetwood Mac, Fleetwood Mac

* Get Born, Jet

Grand Funk, Grand Funk

* Greatest Hits, Bread

Greatest Hits, Carpenters

Greatest Hits, Jim Croce

* Greatest Hits, Gordon Lightfoot

Greatest Hits, Patsy Cline (Country)

Greatest Hits, War

Harvest, Neil Young

History: America's Greatest Hits

Hotel California, The Eagles

* Houses of the Holy, Led Zeppelin

In Living Color, Cheap Trick

It's Only Rock & Roll, The Rolling Stones

* Long Distance Voyager, The Moody Blues

* Machine Head, Deep Purple

Paranoid, Black Sabbath

Rubber Soul, The Beatles

* Rumors, Fleetwood Mac

Scissor Sisters, Scissor Sisters

* Sedaka's Back, Neil Sedaka (Yes, possible Top 10!)

Seventh Sojourn, The Moody Blues

Special Edition, J.J. Cale

Storm, Fernando Ortega (Christian)

Tattoo You, The Rolling Stones

Tulsa, Wayne Hancock (Country)

* The Very Best of Roger Whittaker

What A Crying Shame, The Mavericks (Country)