Facelift by Alice In Chains
1990



1. "We Die Young" 2:32
2. "Man in the Box" 4:46
3. "Sea of Sorrow" 5:49
4. "Bleed the Freak" 4:01
5. "I Can't Remember" 3:42
6. "Love, Hate, Love" 6:26
7. "It Ain't Like That" 4:37
8. "Sunshine" 4:44
9. "Put You Down" 3:16
10. "Confusion" 5:44
11. "I Know Somethin' ('bout You)" 4:22
12. "Real Thing" 4:03

Purple Rain by Prince
1984



1."Let's Go Crazy" – 4:39
2."Take Me with U" – 3:54
3."The Beautiful Ones" – 5:13
4."Computer Blue" – 3:59
5."Darling Nikki" – 4:14

Side two

1."When Doves Cry" – 5:54
2."I Would Die 4 U" – 2:49
3."Baby I'm a Star" – 4:24
4."Purple Rain" – 8:41


Runner up:

Wanted! The Outlaws by Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Tompall Glaser, Jessi Colter
1974



1."My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys" (Sharon Rice) – 2:48
Performed by Jennings
2."Honky Tonk Heroes" (Billy Joe Shaver) – 3:27
Performed by Jennings
3."What's Happened to Blue Eyes" (Jessi Colter) – 2:15
Performed by Colter
4."You Mean to Say" (Colter) – 2:28
Performed by Colter
5."Suspicious Minds" (Mark James) – 3:55
Performed by Jennings and Colter
[edit] Side two
1."Good Hearted Woman" [Live] (Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson) – 2:56
Performed by Jennings and Nelson
2."Heaven or Hell" (Nelson) – 1:37
Performed by Jennings and Nelson
3."Me and Paul" (Nelson) – 3:45
Performed by Nelson
4."Yesterday's Wine" (Nelson) – 2:58
Performed by Nelson
5."T for Texas" (Jimmie Rodgers) – 4:12
Performed by Glaser
6."Put Another Log on the Fire (Male Chauvinist National Anthem)" (Shel Silverstein) – 2:16
Performed by Glaser

Even though this album is legendary, I just can't make myself put this up there in my top slots because of Jessi Colter. The woman didn't earn her position on this album because she was a good singer, I will assure you. Being Waylon Jennings' girlfriend didn't hurt her opportunites in the business, thats for damn sure.

Originally Posted by music_phantom13 You're Living All Over Me - Dinosaur Jr. Over-Nite Sensation - Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention Doolittle - The Pixies I'd agree with Btown and say Doolittle. I prefer Surfer Rosa, as Doolittle sounds more like a greatest hits compilation or something... it just doesn't flow quite as well together. Some that come extremely close: Finding Beauty in the Wretched - Dirty Elegance because out of 18 songs, there's only 2 that don't deserve the 5 star rank from me. Beautiful Freak - Eels American Beauty - Grateful Dead

1. "We Die Young" 2:32 2. "Man in the Box" 4:46 3. "Sea of Sorrow" 5:49 4. "Bleed the Freak" 4:01 5. "I Can't Remember" 3:42 6. "Love, Hate, Love" 6:26 7. "It Ain't Like That" 4:37 8. "Sunshine" 4:44 9. "Put You Down" 3:16 10. "Confusion" 5:44 11. "I Know Somethin' ('bout You)" 4:22 12. "Real Thing" 4:03

Originally Posted by Automatic Slim Are there any albums (any genre) on which every song merits 5 stars or whatever your highest designation is? Secret Treaties - Blue Oyster Cult

Originally Posted by Janszoon What? No. No. No. No no no.

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Originally Posted by Flower Child Heres my personal picks [CENTER]Facelift by Alice In Chains 1990 1. "We Die Young" 2:32 2. "Man in the Box" 4:46 3. "Sea of Sorrow" 5:49 4. "Bleed the Freak" 4:01 5. "I Can't Remember" 3:42 6. "Love, Hate, Love" 6:26 7. "It Ain't Like That" 4:37 8. "Sunshine" 4:44 9. "Put You Down" 3:16 10. "Confusion" 5:44 11. "I Know Somethin' ('bout You)" 4:22 12. "Real Thing" 4:03

Originally Posted by BTown787 I think I'd pick Dirt over this, not just because its more mainstream but because I truly think Dirt is a better album. Still cool to see Alice In Chains of any kind in here. I'm gonna add Bad Brains - s/t Black Flag - Damaged