ALBUMS THAT CHANGED MY LIFE
Although over the space of time one has listened to 000s of albums & got onboard their collections the albums that most they liked, there are always a few (small or large) that initially "blow your mind" for whatever reason. These impacting records-albums seem to be somehow embedded deep within our sub-consciousness & forever present, timeless in some sense.

With this in mind I have compiled a very personal list of 20 ALBUMS THAT IMPACTED ON (CHANGED) MY LIFE up to this point (I have a few decades up my sleeve folks!). Awesome endeavour I must say, as many records will regretfully be left out because the self imposed numbers discipline of only including 20. My list could have been longer for sure (Dylan, Bowie, Rolling Stones, The Who, Muddy Waters, Sabbath, Queen, The Ramones, Deep Purple, The Clash, T Rex, New Order...Massive Attack ...& on & on) however here are my selected 20 albums. Musical works that still today bring back memories (childhood, teenage, as young adult & middle age) & some deep emotions.

Hope you see an album that perhaps you did not know about. If so, I encourage you check it out.

Video List (not in any order of priority):

. The Beatles – “Rubber Soul”
. Pink Floyd – “Dark Side of the Moon”
. Led Zeppelin – “Led Zeppelin IV”
. Radiohead – “OK Computer”
. Lotus Eaters – “No Sense of Sin”
. Talk Talk – “The Colour of Spring”
. The Cure - "Seventeen Seconds"
. Supertramp – “Breakfast in America”
. The Eagles – “Hotel California”
. Fleetwood Mac – “Rumours”
. Nirvana - "Smells Like Teen Spirit"
. Galaxie 500 - This Is Our Music"
. Beastie Boys - "Check Your Head"
. Kiss - "Destroyer"
. The Blue Nile - "A Walk across the Rooftops"
. Guns ‘N’ Roses - "Appetite for Destruction"
. Stray Cats - "Stray Cats"
. The Church - "Heyday"
. Frankie Goes To Hollywood - "Welcome to the Pleasuredome"
. U2 - "The Unforgettable Fire"

Audio: courtesy of - BEASTIE BOYS “Jimmy James” (Album “Check Your Head”).

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