Top Ten Favorite Albums, 1975-1979

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  • 1979
  • 1. London Calling - The Clash
  • 2. Fear Of Music - Talking Heads
  • 3. Armed Forces - Elvis Costello
  • 4. Labour Of Lust - Nick Lowe
  • 5. Rust Never Sleeps - Neil Young
  • 6. Look Sharp! - Joe Jackson
  • 7. Highway To Hell - AC/DC
  • 8. Squeezing Out Sparks - Graham Parker
  • 9. The Specials - The Specials
  • 10. Shades In Bed - The Records
  • 1978
  • 1. Darkness On The Edge Of Town - Bruce Springsteen
  • 2. This Years Model - Elvis Costello
  • 3. Jesus Of Cool - Nick Lowe
  • 4. Give 'Em Enough Rope - The Clash
  • 5. Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts - The Adverts
  • 6. Heaven Tonight - Cheap Trick
  • 7. Parallel Lines - Blondie
  • 8. Who Are You - The Who
  • 9. If You Want Blood You Got It - AC/DC
  • 10. Road To Ruin - The Ramones
  • 1977
  • 1. Rocket To Russia - The Ramones
  • 2. The Clash - The Clash
  • 3. Exodus - Bob Marley
  • 4. My Aim Is True - Elvis Costello
  • 5. The Idiot - Iggy Pop
  • 6. Aja - Steely Dan
  • 7. Talking Heads: 77 - Talking Heads
  • 8. New Boots And Panties!! - Ian Dury
  • 9. Marquee Moon - Television
  • 10. Leave Home - The Ramones
  • 1976
  • 1. The Ramones - The Ramones
  • 2. The Modern Lovers - The Modern Lovers
  • 3. Blondie - Blondie
  • 4. Small Change - Tom Waits
  • 5. High Voltage - AC/DC
  • 6. Live: Blow Your Face Out - J. Geils Band
  • 7. Station To Station - David Bowie
  • 8. Warren Zevon - Warren Zevon
  • 9. Songs In The Key Of Life - Stevie Wonder
  • 10. Wired - Jeff Beck
  • 1975
  • 1. Blood On The Tracks - Bob Dylan
  • 2. Born To Run - Bruce Springsteen
  • 3. Tonight's The Night - Neil Young
  • 4. The Hissing Of Summer Lawns - Joni Mitchell
  • 5. Pieces Of The Sky - Emmylou Harris
  • 6. Live! - Bob Marley
  • 7. Blow By Blow - Jeff Beck
  • 8. Mothership Connection - Parliament
  • 9. The Who By Numbers - The Who
  • 10. Zuma - Neil Young
Author Comments: 

Hey kids, remember the mid-to-late 70s?

The lists for the late 70s were difficult to finalize, as I had to leave off a few artists who, on any other day, would have represented. So here's to the Jam, the Police, Split Enz, the Damned, the Dead Boys, Sex Pistols, the Vibrators, the Dictators, Buzzocks, Brian Eno, Willie Nelson, Uncle Lou Reed, XTC, the Kinks, Marvin Gaye, the Undertones, Richard and Linda, Joy Division, Squeeze, Wire...