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The top 50

Rock albums on vinyl

50 standout choices selected for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

What earns a placeSongwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability. Every pick combines lasting value with current availability.
#1

Revolver

Revolver by The Beatles is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#2

The Dark Side of the Moon

The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#3

Rumours

Rumours by Fleetwood Mac is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#4

London Calling

London Calling by The Clash is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#5

Nevermind

Nevermind by Nirvana is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#6

Slanted and Enchanted

Slanted and Enchanted by Pavement is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#7

The Velvet Underground & Nico

The Velvet Underground & Nico by The Velvet Underground & Nico is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#8

Abbey Road

Abbey Road by The Beatles is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#9

"Love And Theft"

"Love And Theft" by Bob Dylan is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#10

Wrecking Ball

Wrecking Ball by Bruce Springsteen is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#11

Elephant

Elephant by The White Stripes is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#12

Magic

Magic by Bruce Springsteen is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#13

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#14

Help!

Help! by The Beatles is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#15

Modern Times

Modern Times by Bob Dylan is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#16

Rubber Soul

Rubber Soul by The Beatles is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#17

Licensed to Ill

Licensed to Ill by Beastie Boys is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#18

The Beatles

The Beatles by The Beatles is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#19

The Rising

The Rising by Bruce Springsteen is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#20

Moon Pix

Moon Pix by Cat Power is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#21

A Hard Day's Night

A Hard Day's Night by The Beatles is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#22

Sea Change

Sea Change by Beck is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#23

Dookie

Dookie by Green Day is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#24

No Line on the Horizon

No Line on the Horizon by U2 is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#25

Live at Reading

Live at Reading by Nirvana is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#26

Please Please Me

Please Please Me by The Beatles is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#27

The Union

The Union by Elton John & Leon Russell is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#28

Working on a Dream

Working on a Dream by Bruce Springsteen is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#29

Don't You Know Who I Think I Was?

Don't You Know Who I Think I Was? by The Replacements is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#30

Rain Dogs

Rain Dogs by Tom Waits is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#31

Painful

Painful by Yo La Tengo is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#32

The Final Cut

The Final Cut by Pink Floyd is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#33

Doolittle

Doolittle by Pixies is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#34

The Queen Is Dead

The Queen Is Dead by The Smiths is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#35

Let It Be

Let It Be by The Replacements is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#36

Led Zeppelin II

Led Zeppelin II by Led Zeppelin is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#37

Electr-O-Pura

Electr-O-Pura by Yo La Tengo is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#38

Appetite for Destruction

Appetite for Destruction by Guns N' Roses is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#39

Psychocandy

Psychocandy by The Jesus and Mary Chain is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#40

Pet Sounds

Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#41

Exile on Main St.

Exile on Main St. by The Rolling Stones is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#42

Led Zeppelin IV

Led Zeppelin IV by Led Zeppelin is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#43

Who's Next

Who's Next by The Who is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#44

Born to Run

Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#45

The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust

The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#46

OK Computer

OK Computer by Radiohead is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#47

Kid A

Kid A by Radiohead is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#48

Highway 61 Revisited

Highway 61 Revisited by Bob Dylan is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#49

Are You Experienced

Are You Experienced by The Jimi Hendrix Experience is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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#50

Automatic for the People

Automatic for the People by R.E.M. is a durable rock album choice, recognized for songwriting, influence, album cohesion and vinyl availability.

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