„OK Computer“ bestes Album aller Zeiten

Der britische Sender „Channel Four“ befragte insgesamt 500.000 Briten nach ihrer persönlichen Lieblingsplatte aller Zeiten. Auf Platz 1 schafften es Radiohead mit ihrem 97er Album „OK Computer“. Dicht auf den Fersen folgen U2 (Joshua Tree), Nirvana (Nevermind) und Michael Jackson (Thriller).
Nachfolgend die ganze Liste:

1. RADIOHEAD – OK Computer
2. U2 – The Joshua Tree
3. NIRVANA – Nevermind
4. MICHAEL JACKSON – Thriller
5. PINK FLOYD – Dark Side of the Moon
6. OASIS – Definitely Maybe
7. THE BEATLES – Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
8. MADONNA – Like a Prayer
9. GUNS N‘ ROSES – Appetite For Destruction
10. THE BEATLES – Revolver
11. R.E.M. – Automatic for the People
12. THE BEATLES – The White Album
13. QUEEN – A Night at the Opera
14. COLDPLAY – Parachutes
15. OASIS – (What’s the Story) Morning Glory
16. ALANIS MORISSETTE – Jagged Little Pill
17. LED ZEPPELIN – Led Zeppelin IV
18. THE VERVE – Urban Hymns
19. JIMI HENDRIX – Are you Experienced
20. THE SMITHS – The Queen Is Dead
21. JOHN LENNON – Imagine
22. RADIOHEAD – The Bends
23. BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS – Exodus
24. THE STONE ROSES – The Stone Roses
25. SIMON AND GARFUNKEL – Bridge Over Troubled Water
26. BJORK – Debut
27. THE DOORS – The Doors
28. ABBA – Arrival
29. MICHAEL JACKSON – Off the Wall
30. DURAN DURAN – Rio
31. SEX PISTOLS – Never Mind the Bollocks Here’s the Sex Pistols
32. DAVID BOWIE – The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
33. THE BEACH BOYS – Pet Sounds
34. JOY DIVISION – Closer
35. THE ROLLING STONES – Let It Bleed
36. BLUR – Parklife
37. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – Born to Run
38. BILLIE HOLIDAY – Lady Sings the Blues
39. THE WHITE STRIPES – Elephant
40. BLACK SABBATH – Paranoid
41. THE SPECIALS – Specials
42. THE ROLLING STONES – Exile on Main Street
43. FRANK SINATRA – Songs for Swingin‘ Lovers!
44. THE CLASH – London Calling
45. THE PRODIGY – The Fat of the Land
46. THE VELVET UNDERGROUND – The Velvet Underground and Nico
47. DIRE STRAITS – Brothers in Arms
48. PIXIES – Doolittle
49. ARETHA FRANKLIN – I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You
50. THE LIBERTINES – The Libertines
51. HAPPY MONDAYS – Pills ‚N‘ Thrills and Bellyaches
52. PATTI SMITH – Horses
53. THE WHO – Tommy
54. LOU REED – Transformer
55. BOB DYLAN – Blood on the Tracks
56. PRINCE – Sign ‚o‘ the Times
57. DIDO – No Angel
58. AIR – Moon Safari
59. ELTON JOHN – Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
60. THE JAM – All Mod Cons
61. JEFF BUCKLEY – Grace
62. FLEETWOOD MAC – Rumours
63. MOBY – Play
64. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS – Blood Sugar Sex Magik
65. THE POLICE – Synchronicity
66. JONI MITCHELL – Blue
67. CURTIS MAYFIELD – Superfly
68. ELVIS PRESLEY – The Sun Sessions
69. OUTKAST – Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
70. PULP – Different Class
71. KRAFTWERK – Trans-Europe Express
72. MASSIVE ATTACK – Blue Lines
73. BECK – Odelay
74. STEVIE WONDER – Songs in the Key of Life
75. KATE BUSH – Hounds of Love
76. TALKING HEADS – Fear of Music
77. EMINEM – The Marshall Mathers LP
78. MARVIN GAYE – What’s Going On
79. GEORGE MICHAEL – Faith
80. SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER – The Original Movie Soundtrack
81. PRIMAL SCREAM – Screamadelica
82. JOHN COLTRANE – A Love Supreme
83. LOVE – Forever Changes
84. PAUL SIMON – Graceland
85. NICK DRAKE – Five Leaves Left
86. MEAT LOAF – Bat Out of Hell
87. DUSTY SPRINGFIELD – Dusty in Memphis
88. DE LA SOUL – 3 Feet High and Rising
89. THE STROKES – Is this It
90. MADNESS – One Step Beyond…
91. ROBBIE WILLIAMS – I’ve Been Expecting You
92. NEIL YOUNG – After the Gold Rush
93. PUBLIC ENEMY – It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
94. BLONDIE – Parallel Lines
95. THE EAGLES – Hotel California
96. JAMES BROWN – Sex Machine
97. THE STREETS – A Grand Don’t Come for Free
98. DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS – Searching for the Young Soul Rebels
99. ROD STEWART – Every Picture Tells a Story
100. The HUMAN LEAGUE – Dare!

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