Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by Junomoogmello

I have quite a varied interest in music covering a number of styles from psychedelic, prog, heavy metal, hard rock, pop rock and eighties electronica through to some free form fusion jazz. I have a large music library with a mint vinyl collection which I am very proud of. I play a number of instruments and am fortunate to own a Juno 60, a Moog and Mellotron among various other toys including synths, samplers, guitars, pedals and electric drums. My user name is a combination of the three keyboards mentioned above. My fascination with synthesisers was triggered by two Tangerine Dream albums, Exit and White Eagle, these albums led me into a world of discovery and I own most of the huge Tangerine Dream catalogue in one format or another, I therefore make no apology that Tangerine Dream appear in my chart several times. I consider myself fortunate to have seen Tangerine Dream three times, the last occasion being at the Royal Albert Hall and from my seat I could have reached forward and touched Edgar Froese' Nord Lead! They opened with Birth of Liquid Plejades from Zeit if you are into TD. Music tends to sit within seasons for me, I tend to listen to more prog and metal through autumn and winter and more eighties new wave electronica/synth pop and psychedelia through the summer, I guess it's the feel good factor with the former (eighties) and the musical brilliance of some of the very original and mind expanding albums in the case of the latter (sixties), perhaps mentally transporting me to the Summer of Love.

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This was the first Led Zeppelin album I ever bought. Although it isn't credited as their best in the charts because it is effectively a compilation, albeit a live one, the mixture of music on here is first class. The production is excellent and the versions of Staiway to Heaven and Moby Dick are awesome. You would think when you listen to Moby Dick, that John Bonham had a massive drum kit, in fact he didn't. The tone and dynamics he produces during the drum solo is truly amazing. I know that drum solos aren't for everyone but this one is worth a listen. [First added to this chart: 09/17/2017]
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1976
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This excellent live album by Steve Hillage includes some of the classics, The Salmon Song, Talking to the Sun and Unzipping the Zype among some of the 'L Band' output. Also a great version of Donovan's Hurdy Gurdy Man which also appeared on the 'L' album. I am pleased to have recently picked up a really tidy vinyl copy at a record fair. [First added to this chart: 09/17/2017]
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1979
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It is no surprise this album is considered to be his best. It is superb! When Jimi Hendrix was once asked 'what does it feel like to the greatest guitarist in the world?' his answer was 'I don't know, you'd better ask Rory Gallagher'. I have the double vinyl album which delivers an audio experience like the band are in my dining room! [First added to this chart: 03/30/2018]
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1974
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Top 100 Greatest Music Albums composition

Decade Albums %


1930s 0 0%
1940s 0 0%
1950s 0 0%
1960s 8 8%
1970s 49 49%
1980s 33 33%
1990s 2 2%
2000s 3 3%
2010s 5 5%
2020s 0 0%
Artist Albums %


Tangerine Dream 4 4%
Pink Floyd 4 4%
Rush 3 3%
Simple Minds 3 3%
Yes 3 3%
The Alan Parsons Project 2 2%
David Bowie 2 2%
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Country Albums %


United Kingdom 62 62%
United States 19 19%
Germany 6 6%
Canada 5 5%
Ireland 3 3%
Mixed Nationality 2 2%
Australia 1 1%
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Compilation? Albums %
No 94 94%
Yes 6 6%
Live? Albums %
No 97 97%
Yes 3 3%
Soundtrack? Albums %
No 99 99%
Yes 1 1%

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From 09/13/2021 20:51
Great progressive-oriented chart!
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From 09/21/2020 21:06
What can I say?
Some interesting picks and tip-top commentary.
It made a fascinating read.
It's great to see Wish You Were Here and Sgt Pepper so high.
Wish I could have seen Pink Floyd live, must have been quite something.
I must try out The Enid and Budgie. Sound intriguing.
And thanks for introducing me to the track Patricia The Stripper.
I have a friend with loads of keyboards and sound equipment so I understand your passion.
I don't have the inclination to play instruments, I wish I could, but I appreciate great musicianship.
As you clearly do too.
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From 03/27/2020 09:08
Great chart. There's only a very small number of charts that have ever got 100 from me and they all contain extensive comments which makes them personal and therefore much more than just a list. Thanks for sharing. it was fun reading this. I also get the point about CD replacing vinyl and now vinyl replacing CD. If I find a nice vinyl copy of a CD that I already own I'll tend to by it.
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From 09/08/2019 20:37
Lovely chart.
Lot´s of albums that I love and a lot of unkknown albums.
I hope I`ll find the time to explore the albums I don`t know.
Good Tangerine Dream picks: Rybicon and Force Majeur are wonderful albums.
Zeit is a strange, mystical and difficult album: It´s surprising for me that it`s rated so high, but I like it.
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From 07/03/2019 09:43
A lot of very good choices, but I have never understood the appeal of Rush. You are right about needing Quark & Xenon, both great albums, as are many other Hawkwind Lp's.
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From 06/24/2019 21:10
very interesting chart
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From 06/24/2019 18:16
A lot of rock I don't care for, but I always care for the descriptions and they are here to deliver ;)
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From 06/24/2019 10:24
Zeit is great, possibly my favourite Tangerine Dream album and concept
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From 06/24/2019 08:39
Even though there's little intersect in terms of our shared tastes, this is undeniably a brilliant chart. Love all the effort that has gone into it in terms of the notes, as well as the flourish of both rock and electronic albums with a progressive flavour (TD's Zeit is a personal favourite of mine!).

For me, the focus on the 70s & 80s means that more modern forms of electronic music get sidewinded a little (would be nice to see some more modern ambient, as well as techno/IDM; check out my 2000s chart for my favourites in those genres) as well as hip hop, though otherwise this is a perfect chart in my view. Well done!!
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From 04/11/2018 02:45
Your taste in Tangerine Dream is divine. You have so many of them too. At one time I had four or five tangerine dream's in my top 100, but I thought it was too much, so now I just have two or three. Lol. Maybe I'll put them back in.
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