Best year for albums?

TRrEiTxIxRiE DTrash

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I think 1989 was the best year for albums. Soooo so many good releases that year. There are more albums I love in that year alone than there has been in the last 10 years combined I reckon. What about you guys?
 
Vain – No Respect
Shotgun Messiah – Shotgun Messiah
Skid Row – Skid Row
Danger Danger – Danger Danger
Alice Cooper – Trash
Whitesnake – Slip Of The Tongue
Mötley Crüe – Dr. Feelgood
Pink Cream 69 – Pink Cream 69
Britny Fox – Boys In Heat
Kiss – Hot In The Shade
TNT – Intuition
Treat – Organized Crime
Lizzy Borden – Master Of Disguise
Pretty Boy Floyd – Leather Boyz With Electric Toyz
EZO – Fire Fire
Swedish Erotica – Swedish Erotica
Lee Aaron – Bodyrock
Bad English – Bad English
Signal – Loud & Clear
Silent Rage – Don’t Touch Me There
Aerosmith - Pump
W.A.S.P. – The Headless Children
Stage Dolls – Stage Dolls
Bad Habit – After Hours
Nitro – O.F.R.
Cats In Boots – Kicked & Klawed
Leatherwolf – Street Ready
Kingdom Come – In Your Face
LA Guns – Cocked & Loaded
Dangerous Toys – Dangerous Toys
Blue Murder – Blue Murder
XYZ - XYZ
Tesla - The Great Radio Controversy
King Diamond – Conspiracy
Bonfire – Point Blank

There were tons of other big hard rock albums that year to that lots of other people love such as Wake Me When It's Over by Faster Pussycat and Big Game by White Lion etc that I didn't include coz I don't like them much, plus tons of albums that year that are meant to be great and have been recommended to me but I haven't heard yet that I'm sure would probably be added to the list when I hear them!

If that many great albums came out every year now, I'd be so broke!!! I struggle to come up with 5-10 albums a year that I like nowadays!
 
1986.

Metallica - Master of Puppets
Slayer - Reign in Blood
Iron Maiden - Somewhere in Time
Megadeth - Peace Sells...
Ozzy - The Ultimate Sin
Queensryche - Rage For Order
Candlemass - Epicus Doomicus Metallicus

and of course: Bon Jovi - Slippery When Wet

1987 was almost as good:

Anthrax - Among the Living
Guns N Roses - Appetite for Destruction
King Diamond - Abigail
Mortal Sin - Mayhemic Destruction
Savatage - Hall of the Mountain King
Def Leppard - Hysteria
Bathory - Under the Sign of the Black Mark
Black Sabbath - The Eternal Idol
Death Angel - The Ultra Violence
Alice Cooper - Raise Your Fist And Yell
 
I'd go with 1987 because three of my all-time favourite albums are from that year. Can The Final Countdown be changed to 1987 too please? And when was Crazy Nights released?
 
Ill go with 3 years...
1990, 1991, 1992

Rust In Peace - Megadeth
Painkiller - Judas Priest
Seasons In The Abyss - Slayer
Cowboys From Hell - Pantera
Empire - Queensryche
Pornograffiti - Extreme
Slave To The Grind - Skid Row
No More Tears - Ozzy
Iced Earth - Iced Earth
Arise - Sepultura
Metallica - Metallica
Use Your Illusion I and II - Guns N Roses
Night Of The Stormrider - Iced Earth
Vulgar Display Of Power - Pantera
The Crimson Idol - WASP
Countdown To Extinction - Megadeth
Dirt - Alice In Chains
Young Guns 2 Soundtrack - Jon Bon Jovi
 
Crazy Nights was 1987. What a year!! :headbang:

Crazy Nights, Hysteria, 1987, Appetite For Destruction, Keel, Back For The Attack, LA Guns, Trick Or Treat, Tell No Tales, Raise Your Fist & Yell...
 
1990 also had my favourite Ratt album Detonator, the most solid Poison album Flesh & Blood, plus awesome albums from Heaven's Edge, Hericane Alice, Gypsy Rose, Spread Eagle, Cold Sweat, etc. Trust me you will like these albums!

Spawny how come you put Young Guns II but not Keep The Faith? Keep The Faith is way better.
 
I didnt think Keep The Faith was in the same year? Im pretty sure it wasnt? Oh well, if it was, yep put that in there, but the YG2 Soundtrack is SO under rated, it rocks! :headbang: If cowboys wore spandex you would love it :)
 
Trixxi Trash said:
It's not the same year but its 1992 and your albums were 1990-1992.
Correct you are, consider it on the list, though you are wrong about KTF being way better than YG2 im afraid :) Both albums rule!
 
I listened to Keep the Faith at work today. I've never really paid much attention to it because it came out just as I had lost almost all interest in Bon Jovi, but it's really quite a good album. Dry Country or whatever it's called rocks! :headbang: