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Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 1. Nada Surf – Let Go 2002 2. Semisonic – Feeling Strangely Fine 1998 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 4. The Beatles – Rubber Soul 1965 3. Supergrass – Supergrass 1998 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 5. Neil Young – Harvest 1972 6. Radiohead – I Might Be Wrong 2001 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 7. Bernard Fanning – Tea & Sympathy 2005 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 8. David Bowie – Changesonebowie 1976 9. The Velvet Underground – Loaded 1970 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 11. The Eagles – Their Greatest Hits (‘71-’75) 1976 10. The Rolling Stones – Some Girls 1978 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 12. Jeff Buckley – Grace 1994 13. Aimee Mann – Bachelor No. 2 2000 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 14. Crowded House – Crowded House 1986 15. The Rolling Stones – Let It Bleed 1969 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 17. Guns ‘N Roses – Appetite For Destruction 1987 16. Bob Dylan – Blood On The Tracks 1975 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 18. The Beatles – With The Beatles 1963 19. The Doors – The Doors 1967 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 20. Bob Dylan – Bringing It All Back Home 1965 21. Crowded House – Woodface 1991 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 22. The Rolling Stones – Beggar’s Banquet 1968 23. Pete Yorn – Music For The Morning After 2001 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 24. Sheryl Crow – The Globe Sessions 1998 25. The Doors – Morrison Hotel 1970 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 26. Billy Bragg & Wilco – Mermaid Avenue 1998 27. Chris Whitley – Terra Incognita 1997 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 28. The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper 1967 29. Kings of Leon – Youth & Young Manhood 2003 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 30. Liz Phair – Exile in Guyville 1993 31. The Rolling Stones – Exile On Main St. 1972 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 32. The Strokes – Room On Fire 2003 33. Bob Dylan – Oh Mercy 1989 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 35. U2 – All That You Can’t Leave Behind 2000 34. The Wallflowers – Bringing Down the Horse 1996 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 36. Aimee Mann – Lost in Space 2002 37. The Beatles – The Beatles 1968 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 38. The Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers 1971 39. Wilco – Summerteeth 1999 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 40. The Beatles – Abbey Road 1969 41. Radiohead – OK Computer 1997 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 42. Bruce Springsteen – Born To Run 1975 43. George Harrison – All Things Must Pass 1970 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 44. Wilco – Kicking Television: Live In Chicago 2005 45. The Beatles – A Hard Day’s Night 1964 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 46. Pearl Jam – Yield 1998 47. R.E.M. – Monster 1994 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 49. Creedence Clearwater Revival – Willy And The Poor 48. Franz Ferdinand – Tonight 2009 Boys 1969 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 50. Cake – Motorcade Of Generosity 1994 51. Elliott Smith – XO 1998 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 52. The Magnetic Fields – 69 Love Songs Vol. 1 1999 53. Lou Reed – Ney York 1989 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 54. Red Hot Chili Peppers – Californiacation 1999 55. The Rolling Stones – Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out! 1970 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 56. Elliott Smith – Figure 8 2000 57. Lou Reed – Transformer 1972 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 58. The Flaming Lips – The Soft Bulletin 1999 59. Ryan Adams – Gold 2001 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 61. Jason Falkner – Can You Still Feel 1999 60. The Beastie Boys – Hello Nasty 1998 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 63. PJ Harvey – To Bring You My Love 1995 62. Run-D.M.C. – Raising Hell 1986 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 64. The Dandy Warhols – Thirteen Tales From Urban 65. Eddie Vedder – Into The Wild Soundtrack 2007 Bohemia 2000 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 66. John Lennon – Imagine 1971 67. The Raconteurs – Broken Boy Soldiers 2006 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 69. The Clash – London Calling 1979 68. The Who – Who’s Next 1971 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 71. U2 – The Joshua Tree 1987 70. High Fidelity Soundtrack – Various Artists 2000 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 72. The Verve – Urban Hymns 1997 73. The Smiths – Hatful of Hollow 1984 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 75. Lenny Kravitz – Let Love Rule 1989 74. John Mellencamp – The Lonesome Julbilee 1987 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 77. Radiohead – The Bends 1995 76. Ryan Adams & The Cardinals – Cold Roses 2005 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 78. Bob Dylan – The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan 1963 79. Tom Waits – Raindogs 1985 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 81. INXS – Kick 1987 80. Bruce Springsteen – Tunnel of Love 1987 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 82. The Beatles – Revolver 1966 83. Oasis – Definitely Maybe 1994 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 85. The Rolling Stones – Flowers 1967 84. John Mellencamp – Whenever We Wanted 1991 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 86. Counting Crowes – Recovering the Satellites 1996 87. The Police – Outlandos d’Amour 1978 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 88. Powderfinger – Odyssey Number Five 2000 89. The Black Crowes – Shake Your Moneymaker 1990 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 90. U2 – Achtung Baby 1991 91. Queen – Greatest Hits 1981 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 93. The Go-Betweens – The Friends of Rachel Worth 92. Coldplay – Rush of Blood to the Head 2002 2000 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 94. Bruce Springsteen – Magic 2007 95. Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin IV 1971 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 97. Squeeze – Singles 45’s and under 1982 96. Jason Falkner – Presents Author Unknown 1996 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 98. Joan Osborne – Relish 1995 99. Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin II – 1969 Tim’s Top 100 Albums Of All-Time 100. The Avett Brothers – Magpie and the Dandelion.
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