Greatest Albums of All Time

🎵🤩 Get ready to embark on a sonic journey through the annals of music history as we unveil the "Greatest Albums of All Time" according to the esteemed NME.com! 🌟

Kicking off our list is Radiohead's groundbreaking "OK Computer," a record that pushed the boundaries of rock and electronic music. 🎸

The Arctic Monkeys' explosive debut, "Whatever People Say I am, That’s What I’m Not," storms in with the raw essence of youth and rebellion. 🙌

My Bloody Valentine's ethereal masterpiece, "Loveless," is a swirling vortex of shoegaze and sonic experimentation that continues to mesmerize listeners. 🌀

Public Enemy's politically charged "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back" is a hip-hop classic that laid the foundation for socially conscious rap. 🎤

Joy Division's haunting "Closer" delves into the abyss of human emotion, leaving an indelible mark on music history.

PJ Harvey's "Let England Shake" is a gripping exploration of patriotism and conflict, while David Bowie's "Low" is a testament to his chameleon-like artistry.

Arcade Fire's "Funeral" is an emotional rollercoaster, and Patti Smith's "Horses" remains a poetic masterpiece.

Nirvana's "Nevermind" defined a generation, and Oasis's "Definitely Maybe" brought Britpop to the world stage.

The Beatles' "White Album" showcases their musical diversity, and the Pixies' "Doolittle" is a grunge classic.

The Stone Roses' self-titled album remains an iconic piece of the Madchester scene, while Pulp's "Different Class" is a Britpop gem.

The Velvet Underground & Nico's self-titled debut is an avant-garde masterpiece, and The Strokes' "Is This It" revived garage rock.

David Bowie's "Hunky Dory" is a glam rock triumph, and The Beatles' "Revolver" solidified their legendary status.

And claiming the coveted top spot is The Smiths' "The Queen Is Dead," a timeless classic that resonates with generations of music lovers. 🎉

Do you agree with our picks? Join the discussion and celebrate the music that has shaped our lives! 🌟🔥🎵 #GreatestAlbums #MusicLegends #NMEFavorites

[jmstopmotion]

Arctic Monkeys going over Radiohead. In two seconds you lost me.

[ivankaramasov]

The Bowie albums certainly deserved to be on the list.

[LieutenantBonk]

U2, Pink Floyd, Rush, Pearl Jam, Van Halen, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Queen, AC/DC, YES, John Coltrane, Wes Montgomery, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Sergio Mendes, Tito Something ...

[donpeace]

The Queen is dead song that guided my entire musical life. Fav song ever

[KOOL_AID_KID]

Closer over Unknown Pleasures? I respect it

[richardesteves]

Dark Side, Abbey Road, Quadrophenia... this list is missing the essentials.

[professoroak]

As a hardcore Arcade Fire fan, that’s Bullshit putting them that high.

[garybrown]

You reveal how limited your experience is and your standards are unclear.

[JuanGregorGuitar-nnpw]

Zappa’s take on music journalists proved right yet again

[pawTheVillain]

OK Computer is my favorite album (very close with radiohead’s later album In Rainbows), and i was pretty surprised to see Is This It that high up. Dark Side of the Moon and Abbey Road are some common picks that i was expecting to see so…

[Atonam_real]

I shocked definitely maybe is more popular than What’s the story morning glory, but I see.

[sunilmichael]

radiohead definitely deserves a higher spot and where is dark side of the moon pink floyd

[bgxpofp]

No Pink Floyd, no John Coltrane, no Clash, and the Smiths over THE BEATLES. This list is a joke

[jamesmiddleton]

No.

I don't know how you have a 20 greatest albums of all time and leave off of it Thriller or way more importantly Dark Side of the Moon.

[lewisharperyt]

i'm so glad the strokes were on hete

[SaraSerpa-sv]

Ok computer should be at least on top 3 dude

[pixelation]

The fact that 15 out of the 20 albums are by British artists

[vedkedia]

damn i never thought i would be so validated being a smith fan. super surprised joy division unknown pleasures wasnt on here. and radiohead should be higher

[JKA-rk]

Who's Next? Let It Bleed, Exile, Beggars Banquet? Blonde on Blonde, Highway 61??!! The Doors, LA Woman?? The Joshua Tree? What's Goin' On? Funkadelic, Mothership Connection?? No, but we get Pulp, My Bloody Valentine and Arcade Fire😅😅😅😅😅😅

[SpookyKid_SpaceAce]

You forgot Downward Spiral, Nine Inch Nails