As we move closer to the 80's, the music is getting heavier. brit-pop is only in the very beginning and grunge still rules the music scene. 1993's top ten is not as good as the later years', but it still manages to include a number of great albums. There are more genres involved than in the mid-90's. This years list consists of brit-pop, grunge, alternative rock, art-rock, indie pop, power pop, shoegaze and progressive rock. Some of the grunge albums from this year have amazing songs but don't really succeed in becoming great whole albums. Well, enough chit-chat, here's the list.
Friday, 6 September 2013
Thursday, 22 August 2013
1994
The year 1994 continues the list of exceptionally great albums. I had to make some really tough decisions what to include on the list and some really great albums were left out. This year, like 1995, is in the heart of the brit-pop's golden years. In addition to brit-pop, there is one more heavy sounded alternative rock album, lo-fi classic, one of the most beautiful singing voices of all times, grunge-folk and weird Finnish rock band's greatest masterpiece. Enjoy the top ten of 1994, one of the best lists!
Wednesday, 31 July 2013
1995
Here we go! This top 10 is again one of the best ones in this blog. This is the golden time of britpop and you can see it by the massive hit albums that changed the tops of the charts of all time greatest albums. This list is mainly about britpop. Eight out of ten could be categorised under that headline. Only two US albums have made their way on this list. Other one is some kind of beautiful farewell hymn to grunge and the other one is the waking moment of new folk. Every single album on this list is a classic. So enjoy!
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
1996
Monday, 10 June 2013
1997
This year's list contains again some amazing albums. It's not however, among the best years. 90's britpop is visible, but the best albums were made earlier in the decade. 1997 seems to be a transfer period from 90's music to the more experimental sounds of 2000's. Genres include indie rock, folk, britpop, trip-hop and art rock. Only one American artist has found its way on this list. Well, here's the list!
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
1998
1998 seems to be one of the best years in this blog. It includes two of my all-time favourite albums...ever! And the other albums are not bad either. Genres include electro, dream-pop, alternative folk/country, trip-hop, guitar-indie, brit-pop, folk-punk and of course melancholic singer-songwriter stuff. This list competes, with 2001 and 2005 in the hardest lists to make so far. So enjoy the sweet sounds of 1998.
Thursday, 9 May 2013
1999
Welcome to the 90's! this year's list is not as amazing as the years before and after it. I don't know why. This is a chance though to bring forward artists, that wouldn't have the chance to be introduced in this blog otherwise. And don't get me wrong, there are some exceptionally good albums here. Not many of them are that special to me personally though. Genres include post-rock, brit-pop, psychedelia, guitar-indie, folk, indie-pop, garage and space-rock. As we move to the 90's the bands featured are a bit bigger acts, since some really good acts ended up in the mainstream at that time.
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