Treble 100
The biggest album of the group’s career is an intimate temple of feeling
Ocean’s last album to date comprises a scrapbook of emotional resonance
The most immaculate guitar record of the ’90s alt-rock era
The legendary songwriter’s most deeply personal and groundbreaking album hits its fifth decade.
The group’s fourth album more than earned its status as a perfect recording
A landmark album of powerful protest music, Simone at her most emotionally exposed
The greatest intersection of medium and message from the German electronic pioneers.
Sometimes millions can get it so, so right
An astonishing tour-de-force defined by unflinching honesty
A breakthrough album that solidified Björk as a singular presence in pop music
On their third album, Bruce and the E Street Band had fully arrived
The Stones’ greatest album—weary, despairing and bitter
The final album from the Seattle trio tested the limits of where a commercial audience would follow them
Mingus’ masterful jazz suite showcased the dueling personas that drove his music
Rundgren’s third album found the singer/songwriter and producer fully embracing the possibilities of the studio
The proper introduction of a guitar god and psych-rock legend
Michael Eugene Archer’s soul masterpiece, an act that took 15 years to follow
A Texas troubadour’s greatest songs, stripped down to the raw nerves
The greatest calcification of what Metallica had to offer