love how the video is broken up into sections and you switch things up here and there. makes it significantly more entertaining than a lot of other top lists ive seen
Great collection of albums! Plenty of my personal favourites here. It would be cool if you re-visit this video 30 years from now, just to see how much you have changed as a person! Big respect on exploring so much music at a young age, being engaged and insightful. I guess that is a benefit of today’s streaming platforms.
I honestly didn't expect this video to get as much attention as it did, my goal was to put this video out as a time capsule or channel trailer for future uploads LOL. Glad you enjoyed.
I’m watching this 2 days after making my top 50 list and it’s crazy how close some of these are to mine. Loved this video! Super great picks and commentary!
It's amazing how good this video is. The way you formulate your opinions is fantastic and the editing is just fine. Although the video is longer than 1 hour, I never felt bored watching it, I hope the channel reaches more people, because your videos and especially this one are just great, and good placement too, pinkerton definitely deserved to be in first place.
I loved the list, but I loved your enthusiasm and attitude more. Just seeing how much it all means to you makes me relate to you even more. Keep making videos and sharing us your ideas please
@@luminariamuscaria don’t act like Mladic and Worried Fire aren’t some of GYBEs most well rounded and consistent songs with some of the absolute highest peaks in their discography.
Bravo! I've been listening to music since I was 13 and 55 years later I feel you live for what moved me throughout my life. I love your emotion as you explain how The Stooges Fun House hit you unexpectedly. And having The Velvets run thru your list amazes me that a young man like yourself understands what took me a lifetime to grasp. I owned about half the LP's on your list but only agree with about 20 of the albums on the list. I have not jumped into any new bands since 2000 due to my time spent with my grandchildren but my grandson loves some of you rap choices. I grew up following the advice of Bangs, Christmas and Kaye and now that I have the gift of your list, I will be looking to see what I missed. There are many strong bands that you missed like The MC5 and The New York Dolls plus the whole punk scene. Check out all three Wire albums (first three only) and you will feel Punk and Post Punk explode onto the scene. Also you missed the British Blues Boom of the 1960's. Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac were a group that should not be missed in any list, I recommend Then Play On. Thanks and you give off a genuine love of music and it reminds me of my passion. You will do well in life and I am rooting for more content by you. Stay healthy. I just saw your epilogue and happy to see The Beauty Boys and on of my favorite bands Pere Ubu, I saw their first CBGB show and ran out and purchased The Modern Dance, also Dub Housing is quite unique. They also have a EP of singles pre Modern Dance titled Data Panik In The Year Zero. Again awesome video.
Thanks for the input and recommendations, would have been incredible to live through the music history you've experienced. I actually feel rather stupid for missing the Wire on both the list and honorable mentions as pink flag was one of the first records to really get me more into Art Punk. Glad you enjoyed
I was also happy to see both of Bowie collaborations with Eno, Heros and Low. I am a big Eno fan and see that you put no Eno on your list. For an artist that changed the landscape of music I would think you would groove to his ambient works or maybe Another Green World. My favorite is Here Comes The Warm Jets with Fripp on guitar. Also happy with your Sonic Youth choice of Daydream Nation. Did you consider any Big Star or Alex Chilton? I also see you are no fan of the west coast groups, I would of liked The 13th Floor Elevators first LP with Roky Erickson. Also I see you have no love for Gram Parsons, his first Burrito Brothers LP would of been a good choice. Thanks for answering my earlier post it's nice to have someone to talk music with. It reminds me of a time when everyday was a Saturday here in New York with all the Rock bars like Max's and CBGB. Enjoy and thanks for putting up with my excessive chatter.
@@davidbeckerich4792 I'm a big Eno fan as well and feel somewhat bad I didn't include any of the solo material i've heard from him (probably a sign I should give his greater catalog a closer look). I've heard a bit of 13th Floor, but will definitely need to revisit both them and Parsons discog. And don't feel like a bother either, it's cool to hear your input!
Great dialogue, I make a point of trying my best to turn as many music lovers onto the greatest White blues guitarist ever. Peter Green took over for Clapton in John Mayalls Blues breakers in 1966 and played on The Hard Road LP. He left to form Fleetwood Mac in 1967 and issued 4 LP's with The Mac. His contributions include Black Magic Woman, Love That Burns, Albatross, Oh Well, Man If The World and The Green Manalasi (with the two prong crown). There are many live RU-vid concerts from 1969 and 1970 that blow my mind. After a breakdown Peter no longer had the fire of his youth but continued to play after a 15 years absence till he passed in 2020. If you listen to his music in Fleetwood Mac stay to the songs Peter wrote pre 1970. I see you are not a blues fan but Peter's song The Green Manalasi was picked up by Judas Priest and Peter is credited with jump starting metal. Kurt Lambert of Metallica purchased Peter's guitar for $2,000,000 due to the tone Peter was able to get from the guitar. Be well and stay on top of your joy of music, their is no better high.
@@davidbeckerich4792 Thanks for the recommendations and insight into music. I'll definitely look into these records and am grateful you responded and enjoyed the video!
Damn, that was a fantastic video, a lot of great albums on your list. This was a really good music essay-style video, I've been starving for music content like this. If you don't mind I would like to recommend some albums to you like: Midori - Aratamemashite Hajimemashite Midori Desu (a great Japanese Jazz Punk album), Ling Tosite Sigure - #4 (some phenomenal Japanese Math Rock). Anyway, keep up the great work👍.
This video is incredibly good!! I´ve never so much immediately liked and respected any RU-vidr. Keep up the good work! Seeing the Disintegration Loops and Aphex Twin and The Beatles and such diversity in one list is really fantastic!!
really like the way you review them in different ways for each 25, it feels pretty refreshing. My only complaint (other than some picks i disagree with lol) is you should make sure the background music doesn't get too loud compared to your voice in sections like 25:00-27:00
Excellent list & #1. Sunday Morning is the most gorgeous song about paranoia. One of my favorite lines of all time is “I’ll Be Your Mirror, reflect what you are, incase you don’t know.” It embodies LouReed’s incredible lyricism.
I’m happy that Suicide was on this list! Great list overall too. I’m also so happy that The Velvet Underground & Nico is at number one. It’s the most *human* album in existence. As people, a lot of times, an album like Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band is what we’d all like to see ourselves as: bright, optimistic, fantastical, and always thinking about others. But, more often than not, The Velvet Underground & Nico is who we are…. cheers 🖤
Solid list! Here's my personal top 50 albums. I have a few of the same on my list. 1. Nirvana - unplugged in New York 2. Townes Van Zandt - live at the old quarter 3. Nirvana - in utero 4. Joy Division - unknown pleasures 5. Alice in chains - dirt 6. Velvet underground and Nico 7. The stooges - fun house 8. Nick Drake - pink moon 9. Bob Dylan- bringing it back home 10. The Melvins - stoner witch 11. Black Sabbath - self titled 12. Nirvana - nevermind 13. Elliot Smith - self titled 14. Morphine - the night 15. The stooges - self titled 16. The doors - self titled 17. Bob Dylan- self titled 18. Mark Lanegan - whiskey for the holy ghost 19. Queens of the Stone age - lullabies to paralyze 20. Winter - into the darkness 21. Alice in chains - unplugged in New York 22. Darkthrone- under a funeral moon 23. 2pac - All eyes on me 24. Pantera - the great southern trend kill 25. Buzzoven- sore 26. Perfume genius - too bright 27. The stooges - raw power 28. Stone Temple pilots- tiny music 29. The Jesus lizard - liar 30. Tool- Aenima 31. Smashing pumpkins - infinite sadness 32. Soundgarden - badmotorfinger 33. Bob Dylan- Free wheelin' Bob Dylan 34. Dax Riggs- say goodnight to the world 35. Queens of the Stone age - rated R 36. Nine inch nails - the fragile 37. Dr. Dre- the chronic 38. Snoop Dogg - doggy style 39. The dicks- these people 40. Tool- undertow 41. Cypress Hill - black Sunday 42. Joy Division - closer 43. The Jesus lizard - goat 44. Alice in chains - self titled 45. The Melvins - Houdini 46. The germs - GI 47. Scratch acid- the greatest gift 48. Mayhem- de mysteriis dom sathanas 49. X- Los Angeles 50. Mark Lanegan - blues funeral
Here's my 51- 100 to round off my 100 51. Danzig- lucifuge 52. Violent femmes - self titled 53. The damned - damned damned damned 54. Johnny Cash - unchained 55. Nirvana - bleach 56. Black Sabbath - paranoid 57. Bob Dylan- highway 61 revisited 58. Monster magnet - cobras and fire 59. Radiohead - kid A 60. Husker du- metal circus 61. Wu-tang clan- enter the wu-tang 62. David Bowie - Ziggy stardust 63. Jim Carroll band - Catholic boy 64. The cramps - flamejob 65. Darkthrone- panzerfaust 66. The misfits - collection 1 67. Husker du- zen arcade 68. Korn - life is peachy 69. Townes Van Zandt - a gentle evening 70. Black Sabbath - 4 71. Hank 3- straight to hell 72. The doors - strange days 73. Clutch - transnational speedway 74. All them witches- our mother electricity 75. Big black - songs about f*$ing 76. Dead Kennedys- give me convenience or give me death 77. Danzig- How the gods kill 78. Bob Dylan- desire 79. Rocky Votolato - burning my travels clean 80. The misfits - collection 2 81. Nirvana - incesticide 82. Fear- the record 83. Slayer - South of heaven 84. Black Sabbath - masters of reality 85. The cramps - psychedelic jungle 86. Joe Buck yourself - piss and vinegar 87. The Smiths - self titled 88. The Jesus lizard - down 89. System of a down - self titled 90. Slayer - diablos in musica 91. Johnny Cash - American IV 92. White zombie - Astro creep 2000 93. All them witches- lightning at the door 94. Radiohead - amnesiac 95. The Melvins - senial animal 96. The wipers - is this real? 97. Queens of the Stone age- self titled 98. Clutch - book of bad decisions 99. Lou Reed- transformer 100. Death- leprosy
I loooved the whole transitions and guessing the album thingies and your way of talking about music in general the list was so close to mine it got scary ngl I wish you posted more
I've seen this video probably 3 times since I discovered it and it has made me discover new albums, specially the ambient stuff, surprised to see many ambient albums on the list. It has also made me think what would be my top 100 albums of all time, which when I look at it I just think of RYM and this video, still very cool video
oh man, looks like i have hard work ahead. I will do the "Most non-objective list Top 50 Albums of All Time". But in portuguese, of course. Btw, surgical words, perfect choices and yours prosody shows that u really got into it. Great job!
You are a young man (probably from the US) and I am an old man (70y) from Germany, but we are excited about the same albums and music: that’s so wonderful and great to see. (only the rap albums are not on my list, but I will check them out.) You even have The Microphones, The Glow (P.2) in your list❤ and Sonic Youth❤. Your No. 1 is mine, too❤
Hey man, I’ve commented before, but I just wanted to let you know that I really appreciate this video. I switched from free Spotify to YTM almost 2 years ago, and that’s around when I started to explore music. I only had like 20 albums in my library, and then I found your video. I haven’t listened to each and every album, and I may not have enjoyed some albums as much as you did, but this video helped me start finding more. Akuma No Uta, Spiderland, Replica, and Daydream Nation are probably some of the ones I am most thankful to you for. They aren’t constantly in my rotation, but I wouldn’t have found them so early if it weren’t for you. This video is really good. The timestamps, how you presented certain parts, how your list wasn’t just Radiohead and Tool, your descriptions, etc. I saw that you haven’t made a video in quite a while, and I just wanted to say thanks. Have a good day. ✌️ Edit: Didn’t catch your Travis Scott video lol. Guess it hasn’t been that long since your last one. Mb.
A superb list. Great to see Swans, Wu-Tang Clan, Suicide, and Pharoah Sanders included in the list. As for The Stooges' "Fun House", that masterpiece's reputation has grown over the decades. One gripe, no Joy Division!
Lmao bro why is everyone cooking you in the comments bruh 🙏 At the end of the day its your opinion and i mostly agree with your picks. Being a huge Microphones/Mount Eerie fan i was happy to see the glow pt. 2 make it high as its my favourite album of all time and most likely will be forever. Anyways good list but do you have an opinion on albums such as Mount Eerie and A Crow Looked at me because those are also some of my personal favourites.
I'm 65. I have over 8000 records and CDs. I've listened to music since I can remember and still buy about 5 or 6 new (or old) albums a month. Welcome to a life long journey. While my obsessions in music have changed over the years, many of my favorites stay the same. I got Abbey Road for Christmas when I was 11 and have never stopped listening to it. Though we have different musically tastes (I checked several of the artists here that I haven't heard before, most not my jam), we still agree on over half. This is what I love about music. What brings us together. That I can love Brandi Carlile and Godspeed, Motown and metal, power pop and prog. Music is the glue.
Really refreshing to see an actually well thought out top list, especially compared to the disgustingly terrible "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" list by the Rolling Stone Magazine. Some thoughts: ● If you include compilation albums (like #96 - Underground Vol. 1: 1991-1994) then at least one compilation album by Robert Johnson should be listed here. As he was arguably one of the most influential musician of all time. ● Some picks made me REALLY happy. A year ago I also created an objective all-time top list (Top 500) on Discogs. I placed "Music For 18 Musicians" at #15, "Fun House" at #18, "Suicide" at #77, "The Disintegration Loops I" at #253. Normally you don't see these albums on lists like this at all. ● Jazz is greatly underrepresented. Saxophone Colossus, Blue Train, Bitches Brew, Portrait in jazz, Giant Steps, Moanin, the black saint and the sinner lady, kind of blue (best selling jazz album of all time btw.), the shape of jazz to come, maiden voyage... ● I love "Daughter of Darkness", nice to see it on here, crazy how they released a 7 hour drone epic in the same year as their other masterpiece, Shadow Kingdom. Although I would argue that this album (and the band) is far too little known for a top 100 all time spot. ● I think the placement of albums released less than 5 years ago in an "All Time" list is a bit questionable (#91 after1 year, #68 after 2 years). ● #89 Objectively amazing, objectively musically innovative, objectively one of the best selling albums ever, objectively one the most important albums in pop culture. Therefore a top 5 candidate. ● #78 Top 10 candidates for obvious reasons. ● #71 Props for Jimis album cover. ● #65 Paved the way for Doom Metal and greatly influenced the entire genre of Metal of course, could be ranked higher. ● #59 Just happy to see this on someone's list. ● #52 Thank you for not just considering Remain In Light like everyone else. The first 4 TH albums are all 10/10, in my books. ● #51 Thanks for not putting this in the top 10. ● #23/#22 also top 10 candidates for obvious reasons. Houses of the Holy would be my favourite. ● #19 The only Kanye album i would consider for a top 100 list. But #19 seems like a a bit of a stretch considering all the albums that missed the cut. ● solid #2 and #1. Besides all the jazz records, some albums from my approach to a "all time top list" I would like to see here: Trans Europa Express Are You Experienced Straight Outta Compton The Wall Big Science Pornography/Disintegration Ys Horses Thriller The Modern Lovers Pastel Blues Innervisions The Dreaming/Hounds of Love Hejira Pieces of a Man Ambient 1 (Music For Airports) Homogenic Selling England By The Pound Animals ATLiens Cut (The Slits) The Queen Is Dead Songs For Swingin' Lovers Rid of Me After The Gold Rush Exodus Untrue (Burial) Harvest Astral Weeks Sandinista/London Calling Never Mind The Bollocks Diamond Life Strange Days Ride The Lightning Power, Corruption & Lies In The Flat Field Teen Dream Different Class Abraxas ...
Thanks for the input, in a tongue and cheek way I jokingly imply this is an objective list (channel name, intro), but the list is entirely my own personal opinion. If I were trying to make a TRUE list in the vein you're talking about I probably would keep a lot of things and put in artists more on influence and overall greatness in my view. Scrolling through your list of recommendations kind of makes me sad about all these records (a good chunk of which I considered at at least some point) I couldn't include. Glad you enjoyed!
I enjoyed the list. Some of your frustration in describing Glenn Branca's work, and I wanted to suggest, if you haven't read it, "Confusion is Next: The Sonic Youth Story." While the book is, of course, largely about Sonic Youth, the opening chapters do a pretty good job describing Branca, what he was doing, how he was doing it, where this fit in with the rest of the punk scene in NYC, etc, all, of course, leading to the eventual association with Thurston Moore.
I liked a ton of these albums, I appreciate all your effort, this was fun to watch. I TOTALLY get what youre saying about Loveless, youre not crazy. gotta say this is suspiciously similar to RYM. Also, I wouldve included way more classical music or specified that the list does not include classical music
Nice video. I won't comment on the choices (some I share, some I don't care much for) since the whole exercice will always be a little vain anyway, but I particulary enjoyed the 50-26 segment that I used as a quiz, trying to guess the artist/album before you revealed it based on description and the drawing alone. Got around 50% right, which I'll take as a decent score. Thanks, that was fun!
My Personal Top 10 Albums of All-time: 10. "The Moon & Antarctica" (Modest Mouse) 9. "Wish You Were Here" (Pink Floyd) 8. "Red" (King Crimson) 7. "Ok Computer" (Radiohead) 6. "Aenima" (Tool) 5. "Loveless" (My Bloody Valentine) 4. "Animals" (Pink Floyd) 3. "Close to the Edge" (Yes) 2. "Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven" (GY!BE) 1. "In Rainbows" (Radiohead)
True, but not every album here is English. Akuma No Uta is Japanese. But yeah, there’s definitely albums out there that might be from Mongolia or something that could be on here.
The channel name is meant to be taken sarcastically, but I get that someone might be hurt if they stumbled across the video and saw that this "objective" list made by an American is 95% english language albums. I'm glad I could include a decent amount of albums from non-english speaking countries, but there could pretty easily be more. I don't try to make it a boundary, but there's always going to be some sort of disconnect.
great video and even better list. just missed there some latin music, jazz and jazz fusion albums. A few examples: Stan Getz/Joao Gilberto - Getz/Gilberto Tropicalia Rodrigo Amarante - Cavalo Frank Zappa - Hot Rats Soft Machine - Third Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker... Natalia Lafourcade - De todas las flores (released after this video but i love this album!!) There are a LOT of good ones to be added on your list! I was surprised that i didn't see joy division, metallica or even car seat headrest on this list. Even though, this list is a great selection, good job!
Awesome work! Subscribed and hope to see consistent videos from you! Don't let anyone say your taste is too mainstream or anything like that. Great picks here that are classics for a reason, and plenty that many won't know (including a ton for me). Love to hear your passion and see the hard work put into this.
dude as I was watching through this video I was looking at my vinyl collection like "there ain't no way he puts Donuts on here" and then you did like a minute later. I guess we just have the exact same music taste lmao. Great video agreed with pretty much all of your takes except TPAB (best album of all time tbh). Excited to see more in the future!
LMAO I had a friend who literally jumped out of his seat in anger when he saw TPAB was *only* 75. I must admit I do love that album and it was one of the first to get me into hip hop (basic I know lol). Cool to hear you got the donuts vinyl, I've got the hat cover version myself.
@@objectivemusicreport same dude I was looking for the hat cover for so long and I just randomly found it at this random record store I've never been to. I found a ton of copies of the donut shop but it just doesn't hit the same
@@objectivemusicreport I also jumped out of my chair when I saw Exmilitary so high that's been my favorite death grips album for so long and I don't see too many people talking about it anymore
I like your list's individuality. Given what I can piece together about your musical taste, I am surprised that nothing from the great Stephin Merritt of the Magnetic Fields made your list.
I didn't want to get caught by RU-vid copyright so I played a reversed version of Akuma No Uta which is on the list. Still sounded cool so I kept it. Glad you enjoyed
25:42 error in video maybe ? But regardless , good job on a 1 hour video. This kind of production I expect from a channel with hundreds of thousands of subscribers
Pretty good compared to other lists I've seen, so bravo Blonde on Blonde (1966) The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967) White Light / White Heat (1968) Astral Weeks (1968) What's Going On (1971) The Ascension (1981) Daydream Nation (1988) Loveless (1991) Yeezus (2013) That's nine, but I had trouble thinking of a tenth. Trout Mask Replica and Soundtracks for the Blind come to mind, but they're sprawling and tough to digest to the point where they often register to me more as installation art than regular music. So both definitely are worthy choices, but I don't know yet how I could place them on a list that would contain so much. Down Colorful Hill is great. Pet Sounds is lovely. Spirit They're Gone is Animal Collective's best by far. I wanted to put The Modern Dance, but the way the album closes out kind of feels like Pere Ubu loses a bit of creative steam relative to what they were doing prior.
TPAB at 75 is fuckin wild tbh but other than that this is honestly the most interesting list I've seen in a minute. You gave me a lot of options that I had not heard of before
Definitely one of the bests i've seen so far. Obviously i cant agree with with all those being in the top 100 and i strongly disagree with some albums placed higher/lower than others, but great great list
Honestly I've always enjoyed innervisions more, but I love so many songs on Songs in the Key of Life. Kind of an oversight that I didn't manage to include anything from Stevie
I appreciate the diversity of the list and it gave me some interesting artists to explore, but it is really ill-advised to include albums say in the last 3 years on your list. I called it my 'primacy/recency factor'. We have strong feelings for the first music we were exposed to and the last music we have been exposed to. So I leave them off recent stuff so that when I redo the list at some point and time - I can re-explore whether the album merits a ranking objectively. I love the way you put together your video however - engaging enough to allow me to dismiss the time yet not obnoxious to try to scare me into observing a particular moment.
Great list, I would have 80-90% of these albums in my person top 100 just in a different order. Also what do you think of 21 and Back To Black, two of my personal favourite albums
It's such a hard thing to balance genres on a list like this, I hit some bases with Post Punk, but I probably ended up with fewer than I would like. Glad you enjoyed!
@@objectivemusicreport Of course! I get it. You made me think what my top 100 would be. Swans Bowie( Blackstar and Ziggy and Low would make my list, prob DD too). lou,Bowie and Roxy, those first 2 Echo and the Bunnymen albums for sure are there. Thank you for making me think and a great vid.
This list is wild; certainly original. Being the first vid I've seen from this channel, it took me a minute to realize that the channel name, beyond being just a cute joke, is actually meant to convey the exact opposite of 'objective'. Honestly, the only thing I find even slightly objectionable is, seeing the list of honorable mentions at the end, that Dummy, having been considered but not making it, makes me kinda sad. Edit: even more sad, he only made two more vids after this; the last 6 months ago. Would love to have seen more - hope he comes back. Subbed.
It's been like 4 years that I've been into listening to albums. Placing DSOTM on 89 made me really furious!!! I'm gonna listen to all albums on your listen now just to see what's this about. In this moment I hate you
Quite interesting, because there are so many albums I’ve never listened to. After many tries I decided long ago rap or hip-hop or whatever that genre is, is not for me. Besides those albums, quite intriguing stuff here.
Wow! Nice taste in music 😁. Radiohead is one of my fav bands and man! I’m glad Kid A is top 5, this album makes me feel like I’m kinda suspended in the air, it transmits many things such as paranoia and loneliness. It’s simply beautiful ❤
I love your music taste and how all over the place it is. I have an album recommendation if you don't mind, [Untitled_0007-0020&0001]] by JOHNNASCUS is my favourite album oat. It's just so weird but it's so good for some reason, it's kinda noise/experimental hip hop, hyperpop, vaporwave, breakcore, glitchcore and the last track is also a complete masterpiece, it sounds weird but it's kind of something ambient that turns into some piano piece. Some tracks might be really loud tho.
Great list, bro! But i have to say, its strange to see that two Swans albums and no sign of To Be Kind or Soundtracks for the Blind. Personally my favorite is The Glowing Man, but I'm used to not seeing it on top lists.
Nice list, glad Marquee Moon got the recognition it deserves, I feel like a couple albums were missing, mainly London Calling by The Clash and Wild Wood by Paul Weller
Lol i played a game where I guessed what album you were drawing/ describing and it was so fun lol. I also correctly guessed what your number 1 pick would be lmaoo
As far as genre goes, probably 10 to 15% were plundered in this list of the 100 greatest albums of all time. No jazz, country, folk, funk, fusion, soul, etc. I do appreciate that my eyes were opened to things I’ve never heard of. Mostly I just appreciate you sharing your love of music. :-)
Subjectivity is all I found here sry.... Oh it's toungue in cheek. Ok I get it😁.🙄 Some nice picks.... cant fault a fellow God Speed You! fan for taste ...but I just don't like many many of your picks at all... Saying that for a young person a nice diverse list for sure and you picked several definites👍👍 Oh and your top 100 should all be 10/10s.....😁 The Glow part2 sounds interesting so will check it out...
Abbey Road and The Velvet Underground & Nico are literally my two favourite albums of all time and I honesly didn't expect them to be so high on this list. I'm really glad, they are brilliant masterpieces and deserve to be at least in top 5. However, really good choices and reasoning, great list.
The Basinski album is simply a hommage to Alvin Lucier's "I Am Sitting In A Room" which did the same exact process and same disintegration via analog methods back in 1969. Lucier was a avant gard classical composer known for his extremely cool sonic experiments (but he also wrote more traditionally scored music --- some of it works some of it doesn't).
I honestly feel bad that I didn't know about this touch point. I've started listening and find the project intriguing. It is interesting how just using differing processes to deteriorate the sound (and the differing loop lengths) create surprisingly different experiences.
Great list, curious as to where you'd put your favorite smiths record (if you even like em) or Lou Reed's Transformer (which I think is definitely in my top 100)
Great video man, i think you explain really well about how much you like them and how much they move you. Even tho i saw a lack of jazz albums in here i still respect your choices and i think you made a very good list. Props to you
Great work, man. Just one comment, kanye west is total crap. The rest is good. Peace. My list : Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon Supertramp - Crime of the century Steely Dan - Can´t buy a thrill The Smiths - The Queen is dead The Waterboys - This is the Sea Pavlov´s Dog - Pampered Menial Keith Jarrett - Koln Concert Dire Straits The Clash - London Calling Jethro Tull - Songs from the Wood Beatles - Sgt Pepper´s Television - Marquee Moon Neutral Milk Hotel - In the aeroplane over the sea Pixies - Doolittle Sufjan Stevens - Illinois Pink Floyd - The Wall Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms Gang of Four - Entertainment! Slint - Spiderland King Crimson - In the court of the Crimson King Marillion - Misplaced Childhood Roger Waters - Amused to death Violent Femmes Eels - Beautiful Freak Steely Dan - Pretzel Logic The Chameleons - Script of the bridge The Sound - From the Lions mouth REM - Out of Time Deep Purple - Made in Japan
I agree and I actually own one of his albums, I just don't get what all the fuss is about. I tried, i tried hard Give me Nwa, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys any day.
Wow , Great Work ! I appreciate your time and effort to build a full compendium. Also introducing me to some less commercially well known musical artists. If you do a Top 200 consider these : Brian Eno / Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy Bob Marley & the Wailers / Live Depeche Mode / Violator Interpol / Turn-On the Bright Lights Joni Mitchell / Hejira Stevie Wonder / Talking Book Patti Smith / Horses Pretty Things / Parachute Arcade Fire / the Suburbs Psychedelic Furs / Psychedelic Furs Kate Bush / Hounds of Love Lauren Hill / the Miseducation Syd Barret / the Madcap Laughs Wire / Chairs Missing Roxy Music / Country Life Emmy Lou Harris / Red Dirt Girl T.Rex / Electric Warrior
I was looking for my favorite record of all time: Jimi Hendrix Electricladyland. I bought it at a record shop in Pikes Market Place back in the mid 90’s and still have it as my #1.
@The Objective Music Report - both are awesome but, I think 1983 is the stand out track on the whole record. I think it set a precedence for a lot of other albums like Physical Graffiti and Jane’s Addiction’s Ritual de la Habitual album.
No Elliot Smith, no Bon Iver, no Sweet Trip, no Mount Eerie, no Offspring, no Billie Joel… damn, I never knew how objectively bad my favourite artists were
Fantastic video! Agreed with a lot of your opinions on albums I've listened to (Abbey Road is my personal #1) and have a few more to add to my "to listen" list. My only disappointment was that there wasn't a single Stevie Wonder album on the list or in honorable mentions. Listen to Innervisions and Songs in the Key of Life if you haven't already, as they're both top 20 albums for me personally. The rest of his 70s output is also fantastic and worth checking out!
Man all these comments keep making me feel bad for what I've missed. I could have sworn I put Innervisions on honorable mentions but I must have forgot LOL. Love Stevie ofc. Glad you enjoyed the video.
A couple of albums you might want to add to your list: Acid Bath Pagan Terrorism Tactics Jane’s Addiction Nothing Shocking Dinosaur Jr. You’re Living All Over Me Mad Season Above Metallica Ride the Lightning
where is animals by pink floyd on this list? I respect your opinions on the list but how you got TDSOTM at 88, for me it's at least top 5. But at the end of the day music is subjective every album moves people in their own way. Keep up the good work bro it's not easy making a top 100 list.
I think I will marathon all of these albums, because I haven't checked like 50% of them. Great video! * means that I listened to the album before. *100. Miles Davis - Get Up With It. One of my favourite albums by him, although I find some of the shorter tracks to be not as great as the longer ones, but He Loved Him Madly is one of my favourite Jazz compositions. Great album. 99. Lou Reed - Street Hassle. While I do enjoy the instrumentation and the lyrics are interesting to say the least, I just don't like Reed's vocals. The title track is great, though. *98. Swans - Swans Are Dead. One of my all-time favourite live recordings. It showcases everything I love about Swans' music. 97. Shiro Sagiso - The End Of Evangelion OST. Wow, this was absolutely gorgeous. Can't say anything poor about it! 96. Three 6 Mafia - Underground Vol. 1. You ever listen to an album and it is just a banger after a banger? This is it. Obviously, since it is a compilation, it doesn't have good pacing, but the quality of the songs makes up for it. 95. my bloody valentine - m b v. I think that some of the songs go on for a little too long, but it is almost magical to see MBV return after two decades with an album on the level of this one. *94. Prince - 1999. Probably my least favourite album in the whole list. Most of the songs are way too long, repetitive and the production aged poorly in my eyes. 93. Natural Snow Buildings - Daughter Of Darkness. Ngl, I listened to it in parts and maybe that affected my enjoyment, but I expected something more (or less). The songs just blend in together for me. Still, a crushing experience and I deffinetly see why people consider it a masterpiece. *92. Radiohead - In Rainbows. Radiohead is one of my favourite bands ever and In Rainbows is the album that really got me into their music. Love it! *91. Currently my second favourite album of the year, just behind the new Kendrick record. I wasn't a big fan of FTFT so it was a pleasant surprise when it came out. Half the songs there are near-perfect and despite being so new, it deserves to be on this list. 90. Lou Reed - Berlin. Wow, I wasn't expecting to enjoy it as much as I did after Street Hassle, but I honestly loved it. I don't mind Reed's vocals, the narrative is absolutely gorgeous and crushing, the production isn't as "out there" as on Street Hassle, but it really works and I might've shed a tear on The Bed. *89. Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon. I have a funny story for yall, so settle down, children, here is my experience with Dark Side Of The Moon. I remember when I was 12-13 and my friend discovered this album and made me listen to it. Back then, my taste was essentially Logic, Eminem, Joyner Lucas and maybe Daft Punk. I hated it, because I had no context. I only knew PF from Another Brick In The Wall Pt. 2 and thought that DSOTM was just "some old Punk Rock band returning in the 2010s trying to do some weird shit". I was so wrong. Anyways, around 6 months later I returned to this album after discovering more about Pink Floyd and music in general. And what do you know, I loved it. I went to message that same friend that it finally clicked with me. He responded with "K, listen to The Wall, it is way better". I was so mad lmaooooooo. Oh yeah, my thoughts on the album! It is absolutely great, a classic, made me find out a lot about my music taste, however, it isn't in my personal favourite album lists and I have WYWH, The Wall and Animals above it. Brain Damage into Eclipse is probably their greatest moment tho. 88. Brian Wilson - Smile. It was an interesting listen. I am yet to delve into the lyrics, but this album is very unique sonically. I love the child-like production qualities, it sounds like it is soundtracking a childrens' film. Love it! 87. Stars Of The Lid - The Tired Sounds Of Stars Of The Lid. There are albums that I enjoy. There are albums that I love, even. And there are albums that feel like they came out of my soul and was expressed by someone else. This is one of those albums. This is such a melancholic album, yet it left me happy. It is like those last few minutes of Everywhere At The End Of Time (if it was good) extended to two hours. Absolutely love it, especially the first two tracks. I don't like rating albums anymore, but this is a new 10 to me right now. It might change later, but it is the greatest ambient album I listened to. 86. Oneohtrix Point Never - Replica. Cool album. I enjoyed it. I like how it mixed ambient with plunderphonix. Plus, that cover is a thing of beauty! 85. Pavement - Slanted & Enchanted. From the title I expected that it would be a Shoegaze album, but it turned out to be something completely different ands something I enjoy more. I love the basslines on this one. 84. Jeff Buckley - Live at Sin-é. Yeah, I think you described it perfectly, can't really add anything. Just admire the 4 tracks present here. 83. Broken Social Scene - You Forgot It In People. Duuude, the 80s part of this list has been hitting hard and this isn't an exception. A very solid Art Rock experience. *82. King Crimson - Red. I remember the first time listening to this and thinking it is better than ITCOTCK. Sadly, it did grow off of me since then, but it is still peak Metal and Prog-Rock to me. 80s of this kist continues to hit hard! 81. The Stooges - Raw Power. I listened to Fun House before and I wasn't a fan of that LP, so Raw Power was a pleasant surprise. I love Iggy's vocals and the distortion in the mix. Reminds me of White Light/White Heat. *80. Danny Brown - XXX. Probably the best Abstract Hip-Hop album since Madvillainy. I remwmber going for a walk the first time listening to it and being absolutely disgussed by Brown's lyrics and vocals. Despite not being a big fan of it on first listen, it has grown on me to be a top 10 mixtape over the last two years. 79. Sonic Youth - Sister. Starting the 70s on a high note! This album feels like Black Midi and The Velvet Underground did a fussion dance and this came out! (I know that Black Midi is a newer band and all, but idc). Crazy noisy riffs especially stand out to me. *78 The Beatles - Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band. Not gonna lie, I was never a big fan of The Beatles. The only albums I love by them are Revolver and Abbey Road. The rest fall into this arba between mediocrity and decency and Sgt. Peppers is no different to me. While I do enjoy some songs, I find others to be a slog. I also don't care for the experimentation through-out this thing too. But idk maybe it is just the awful 2009 mix. 77. Leonard Cohen - Songs Of Leonard Cohen. Yeah, this is some great story telling and songwriting. Really enjoyed Cohen's voice and the songwriting reminded me of Bob Dylan, which is always a good thing. 76. Suicide - Suicide. This is the most fucked up version of Prince I can think of. It reminds me of an industrial machine soundtracking a soviet animated film. The instrumentals might get dull after a while, but the shocking lyrics and vocal delivery always had me engaged. *75. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly. I think that enough has been said about this album. Kendrick is my favourite rapper, maybe even my favourite artist, this and Mr. Morale are both perfect 10s to me. Top 10 album to me for sure. While I think that 75 is a bit high for this album, I am just happy that Kendrick made the list. 74. Angelo Badalamenti - Twin Peaks (Limited Event Series Soundtrack). Music Of Twin Peaks is one of my favourite soundtracks ever (only second to Minecraft - Volume Beta), so I am really glad I checked this one out. I found it to be a very interesting listen, however, I think that the original is so much better. Still a great record, worth your time. *73. Fiona Apple - When The Pawn... It is a very important album for me and my musical taste development. I once would've put this album in my top 20! Since then, it has grown off of me a little and I have found albums I like more than When The Pawn, but I will always apreciate some Fiona Apple love. 72. Pink Floyd - Piper At The Gates Of Dawn. It is so weird to hear what Pink Floyd was before they became, well, Pink Floyd. I wasn't a big fan of this, the side B drags it down for me, but it was fun to hear the song (songs?) that Death Grips sampled. *71. Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland. I remember being very excited to listen to it the first time checking it out. And to this day, I love this record, it is one of my favourite double albums, even if I enjoy Are You Experienced more. Woodoo Chile is probably the peak of Psychedelic Rock, though. *70. David Bowie - Heroes. Probably my favourite Bowie album from the Berlin trilogy. Almost nothing comes close to the title track for me and I love how it builds on the ideas present on Low. "Nice number". Glenn Branca - The Ascention. After a few week break from the list, I returned to it with Glenn Branca's The Ascention. What do I think of it? It is pretty good. I really like how harsh and threatening it sounds, like a metal beast coming to rip you up. Although, I did find some tracks to get old after a while. *68. Fiona Apple - Fetch The Bolt Cutters. Despite really enjoying When The Pawn, I am deffinetly not as big a fan of this one. Sure, you can find some GREAT songs here, but as an overall experience I think it is a lil boring. Still, a good album, Fantano 7/10. *67. Sufjan Stevens - Illinois. Simply put, one of the greatest pieces of music ever created and it isn't even my favourite Sufjan album. He is a genius in my eyes and a top 5 artist for me (the other ones are Phil Elverum, Lil Ugly Mane, Kendrick Lamar and Bladee). ________________________________________ Okay, I reached the comment limit, will continue on the first reply.
@@objectivemusicreport can't wait to listen to Daughter Of Darkness lol but I will edit my comment as I go along and will mark albums that I listened to previously with a * symbol. _______________ListFrom66______________ 66. Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain. My opinion of it can be best described by this Michael Rosen quote: "Alright... I said alright..." 65. Black Sabath - Master Of Reality. I listened to the self titled and Paranoid before and, sadly, wasn't a big fan besides of some individual moments. However I am happy to report that this is my far my favourite Black Sabath album. I would've preffered if it was heavy all the way through, but the calmer moments still were a nice addition. *64. Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavillion. It took me SO LONG to get into this album. It was my 200th album that I fully listened to (now I am at 996 lol) and I pretty much hated it and found it boring and generic. But I listened to it over and over again and more than a year later, it is genuinely one of my all-time favourites and maybe even my favourite Animal Collective album (Sung Tongs is close, though). In The Flowers is probably my favourite Animal Collective song, by the way. The drop is one of the most euphoric moments in music that I have experienced. Based pick, based pick. *63. David Bowie - Hunky Dory. As much as I love quite a bit of Bowie's music, I never really loved Hunky Dory as much as his other stuff. I just think he achieved better results with latter albums. *62. Kanye West - The College Dropout. YESS. THIS ALBUM IS SO GOOD. Might be my favourite Kanye album (it is a tie between it and Ye). It is an undeniable classic, really love it a lot. *61. Selected Ambient Works 85-92. Despite thinking that Aphex Twin has at least 3 better albums than it, SAW85-92 opened the doors for a lot of electronic and dance music, do it will always have a special place in my heart. *60. Black Sabath - Paranoid. I don't have much to say about this one, it is my second favourite Black Sabath album, it is essential metal for anyone and Iron Man goes verry hard.
@@objectivemusicreport I am done with the first 11 albums and I discovered some good stuff. i especially love The End Of Evangelion OST, Street Hassle and Underground Vol. 1. Those are my 3 favourite discoveries thus far. 89 left!
I don’t really get why To Pimp A Butterfly stands so low on your list. As you said, every song stands on it’s own and the greater concept is incredibly deep. Not to mention George Clinton and Thundercat’s insane contributions to the overall amazing production of the record. What is the reason that it’s behind 74 other records in this list, while many critics would argue that this album is a top 20 record at the very least?
@@__FISH_ Which qualities from Revolver would lead you to putting it above TPAB? I understand a personal connection or love for the style, but I can't think of many individual aspects of Revolver that surpass TPAB.
@@hugosoller7975 i think what makes revolver so timelessly incredible is how well it holds up with today’s standards and possibly tomorrow’s. I think tpab has a couple fillers (not lyrically, just musically) like for sale, hood politics and momma. (These are personal preferences of course). However in revolver, i think the amount of feelings you get from each song surpasses anything ive ever heard- except yellow submarine that song sucks. Apart from that, songs like love you to and tomorrow never knows are so fucking futuristic and innovative. That was the Beatles’ artistical peak. Idk man tpab might be more meaningful but it doesnt give me the same emotions i get from “for no one” or “here there and everywhere”.
Excellent video and review ...but remember that consistency is important if you tend to bring you Channel to the next level ....Hope you have time and passion for it....
Yeah another semester of uni started right after my last two videos although I've finally decided on some future topics so I should be making more soon
