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* [[Da Capo]] ( 1967 ) - [[Love]] * [[Da Capo]] ( 1967 ) - [[Love]]
* [[Forever Changes]] ( 1967 ) - [[Love]] * [[Forever Changes]] ( 1967 ) - [[Love]]
-* [[Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Love on Your Mind)]] ( 1967 ) - [[Loretta Lynn]] +* [[Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind)]] ( 1967 ) - [[Loretta Lynn]]
* [[Miriam Makeba]] ( 1960 ) - [[Miriam Makeba]] * [[Miriam Makeba]] ( 1960 ) - [[Miriam Makeba]]
* [[If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears]] ( 1966 ) - [[The Mamas & the Papas]] * [[If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears]] ( 1966 ) - [[The Mamas & the Papas]]
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* [[Superfly (soundtrack)|Superfly]] ( 1972 ) - [[Curtis Mayfield]] * [[Superfly (soundtrack)|Superfly]] ( 1972 ) - [[Curtis Mayfield]]
* [[There's No Place Like America Today]] ( 1975 ) - [[Curtis Mayfield]] * [[There's No Place Like America Today]] ( 1975 ) - [[Curtis Mayfield]]
-* [[Band on the Run]] ( 1973 ) - [[Paul McCartney]] and [[Wings]] +* [[Band on the Run]] ( 1973 ) - [[Paul McCartney]] and [[Paul McCartney and Wings|Wings]]
* [[McCartney (album)|McCartney]] ( 1970 ) - [[Paul McCartney]] * [[McCartney (album)|McCartney]] ( 1970 ) - [[Paul McCartney]]
* [[American Pie]] ( 1971 ) - [[Don McLean]] * [[American Pie]] ( 1971 ) - [[Don McLean]]
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* [[Sheet Music (album)|Sheet Music]] ( 1974 ) - [[10cc]] * [[Sheet Music (album)|Sheet Music]] ( 1974 ) - [[10cc]]
* [[Live and Dangerous]] ( 1978 ) - [[Thin Lizzy]] * [[Live and Dangerous]] ( 1978 ) - [[Thin Lizzy]]
-* [[I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight]] ( 1973 ) - [[Richard Thompson]] & [[Linda Peters]] +* [[I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight]] ( 1973 ) - [[Richard Thompson (musician)|Richard Thompson]] & [[Linda Peters]]
* [[D.o.A: The Third and Final Report]] ( 1978 ) - [[Throbbing Gristle]] * [[D.o.A: The Third and Final Report]] ( 1978 ) - [[Throbbing Gristle]]
* [[Legalize It]] ( 1976 ) - [[Peter Tosh]] * [[Legalize It]] ( 1976 ) - [[Peter Tosh]]
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* [[The Colour of Spring]] ( 1986 ) - [[Talk Talk]] * [[The Colour of Spring]] ( 1986 ) - [[Talk Talk]]
* [[Remain in Light]] ( 1980 ) - [[Talking Heads]] * [[Remain in Light]] ( 1980 ) - [[Talking Heads]]
-* [[Kilimanjaro]] ( 1980 ) - [[Teardrop Explodes]] +* [[Kilimanjaro (The Teardrop Explodes album)|Kilimanjaro]] ( 1980 ) - [[Teardrop Explodes]]
* [[Songs From the Big Chair]] ( 1985 ) - [[Tears for Fears]] * [[Songs From the Big Chair]] ( 1985 ) - [[Tears for Fears]]
* [[Infected]] ( 1986 ) - [[The The]] * [[Infected]] ( 1986 ) - [[The The]]
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* [[Time (The Revelator)]] ( 2001 ) - [[Gillian Welch]] * [[Time (The Revelator)]] ( 2001 ) - [[Gillian Welch]]
* [[The College Dropout]] ( 2004 ) - [[Kanye West]] * [[The College Dropout]] ( 2004 ) - [[Kanye West]]
-* [[Elephant]] ( 2002 ) - [[White Stripes]] +* [[Elephant (album)|Elephant]] ( 2002 ) - [[White Stripes]]
* [[Get Behind Me Satan]] ( 2005 ) - [[White Stripes]] * [[Get Behind Me Satan]] ( 2005 ) - [[White Stripes]]
* [[White Blood Cells]] ( 2001 ) - [[White Stripes]] * [[White Blood Cells]] ( 2001 ) - [[White Stripes]]

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1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die is a musical reference book edited by Robert Dimery. Released in 2006, it consists of a list of albums released between 1955 and 2005. The book is arranged chronologically, starting with Frank Sinatra's In the Wee Small Hours and concluding with Get Behind Me Satan by The White Stripes. Each entry in the list is accompanied by a short essay written by a noted music critic. The entries are accompanied by pictures, quotes, and additional information (such as the album's running time and producer). Contributors: Theunis Bates, Jon Harrington, Seth Jacobson.

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Genres

Although the vast majority of the book's recommendations are rock and/or pop albums, 1001 Albums also features a healthy sample of world music, r&b, rap, blues, hip-hop, country, and jazz. The rock and pop albums included are also quite diverse, featuring a good deal of such subgenres as punk, heavy metal, classic rock, progressive rock, easy listening, and 1950s style rock and roll.

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Exclusions

As a rule, the book is limited to albums by individual artists; best-of collections, various-artists collections, and most soundtracks are excluded. There are a few exceptions to this rule, including The Hives' greatest hits compilation Your New Favourite Band, and A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector, a collection of Christmas songs performed by various artists and produced by Phil Spector. As a result, several albums that many music fans would consider "essential" (such as Nuggets and the Anthology of American Folk Music) aren't included. Also, genres and artists that are better heard on best-of collections (such as Chuck Berry and several blues artists) are vastly under-represented. Also, the book excludes all classical and operatic music, even recordings made after 1955, including the works of such modern composers as Phillip Glass and Steve Reich.

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The Fifties (23)

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The Sixties (149)

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The Seventies (277)

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The Eighties (210)

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The Nineties (239)

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The 2000s (99)


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