(In no particular order, although you can see what order they will be when the Top 100 Albums of All-Time* is released on this blog next month.)
Usually I won't list live albums unless it was the first most people had heard from the band, as is the case with the one live album mentioned here. Also, no Greatest Hits or Soundtracks.
Foreigner's Double Vision
Billy Joel's 52nd Street
Dire Straits' incredible debut
Aja by Steely Dan
Another great debut--from Van Halen
After years of workin' hard, Seger was now a full-fledged superstar
With Steve Perry aboard, Journey was destined for greatness
Speaking of debuts, the Cars sizzled
Cheap Trick proved to be better live than in the studio
Usually I won't list live albums unless it was the first most people had heard from the band, as is the case with the one live album mentioned here. Also, no Greatest Hits or Soundtracks.
Foreigner's Double Vision
Billy Joel's 52nd Street
Dire Straits' incredible debut
Aja by Steely Dan
Another great debut--from Van Halen
Eric Clapton's biggest solo album
Cheap Trick proved to be better live than in the studio
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