13-11-2013, 13:53
The Smithsâ 1986 LP came top of the list, above albums by The Beatles and David Bowie.
In his recent number one best-selling book Autobiography, Morrissey attacks the NME and accuses them of conspiring against him. Ironically the alternative music publicationâs staff has named The Smithsâ 1986 album âThe Queen Is Deadâ as the greatest in history.
âThe Queen Is Deadâ is The Smiths third studio album, recorded in 1985 and includes the songs âBigmouth Strikes Againâ, âThe Boy With The Thorn In His Sideâ and âFrankly Mr. Shanklyâ. Produced by Johnny Marr and Morrissey, the album peaked at number 2 in the chart upon its release. One of the reasons of the choice claimed by NME, is that the record is just as relevant today as it was 27 years ago. The Smiths top higher than the The Beatles âRevolverâ, David Bowie âHunky Doryâ, Pixies âDoolitleâ and Radiohead âOk Computerâ.
âThe Queen Is Deadâ appeared at No. 8 on NMEâs previous list of the greatest albums, while The Stone Rosesâ self-titled release was at No. 1. Among the fresh entries, there are Kanye Westâs âMy Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasyâ and Amy Winehouseâs âBack to Black.â, there is also a big surprise by the number 4 by The Strokes âThis is Itâ.
NMEâs top 25 Greatest Albums of All Time
1. The Smiths â The Queen Is Dead
2. The Beatles â Revolver
3. David Bowie â Hunky Dory
4. The Strokes â Is This It
5. The Velvet Underground & Nico â The Velvet Underground
6. Pulp â Different Class
7. The Stone Roses â The Stone Roses
8. Pixies â Doolittle
9. The Beatles â The Beatles (White Album)
10. Oasis â Definitely Maybe
11. Nirvana â Nevermind
12. Patti Smith â Horses
13. Arcade Fire â Funeral
14. David Bowie â Low
15. PJ Harvey â Let England Shake
16. Joy Division â Closer
17. Public Enemy â It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
18. My Bloody Valentine â Loveless
19. Arctic Monkeys â Whatever People Say I Am, Thatâs What Iâm Not
20. Radiohead â OK Computer
21. Kanye West â My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
22. Blur â Parklife
23. David Bowie â The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
24. The Rolling Stones â Exile on Main St
25. Marvin Gaye â Whatâs Going On
What do you think of this list? A bit risky The Smiths in the first place?
Regards,
Musiclipse
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In his recent number one best-selling book Autobiography, Morrissey attacks the NME and accuses them of conspiring against him. Ironically the alternative music publicationâs staff has named The Smithsâ 1986 album âThe Queen Is Deadâ as the greatest in history.
âThe Queen Is Deadâ is The Smiths third studio album, recorded in 1985 and includes the songs âBigmouth Strikes Againâ, âThe Boy With The Thorn In His Sideâ and âFrankly Mr. Shanklyâ. Produced by Johnny Marr and Morrissey, the album peaked at number 2 in the chart upon its release. One of the reasons of the choice claimed by NME, is that the record is just as relevant today as it was 27 years ago. The Smiths top higher than the The Beatles âRevolverâ, David Bowie âHunky Doryâ, Pixies âDoolitleâ and Radiohead âOk Computerâ.
âThe Queen Is Deadâ appeared at No. 8 on NMEâs previous list of the greatest albums, while The Stone Rosesâ self-titled release was at No. 1. Among the fresh entries, there are Kanye Westâs âMy Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasyâ and Amy Winehouseâs âBack to Black.â, there is also a big surprise by the number 4 by The Strokes âThis is Itâ.
NMEâs top 25 Greatest Albums of All Time
1. The Smiths â The Queen Is Dead
2. The Beatles â Revolver
3. David Bowie â Hunky Dory
4. The Strokes â Is This It
5. The Velvet Underground & Nico â The Velvet Underground
6. Pulp â Different Class
7. The Stone Roses â The Stone Roses
8. Pixies â Doolittle
9. The Beatles â The Beatles (White Album)
10. Oasis â Definitely Maybe
11. Nirvana â Nevermind
12. Patti Smith â Horses
13. Arcade Fire â Funeral
14. David Bowie â Low
15. PJ Harvey â Let England Shake
16. Joy Division â Closer
17. Public Enemy â It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
18. My Bloody Valentine â Loveless
19. Arctic Monkeys â Whatever People Say I Am, Thatâs What Iâm Not
20. Radiohead â OK Computer
21. Kanye West â My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
22. Blur â Parklife
23. David Bowie â The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
24. The Rolling Stones â Exile on Main St
25. Marvin Gaye â Whatâs Going On
What do you think of this list? A bit risky The Smiths in the first place?
Regards,
Musiclipse
music that matters
