The Best Rock Music: Vinyl Records 2024

1. Harry Chapin - Greatest Stories Live - Music & Performance - CD

Certified Multi-Platinum (2 times) by the RIAA. (8/01)

Harry Chapin - Greatest Stories Live - Music & Performance - CD Music Elektra / WEA Rock

2. Revolver (British)

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Revolver (British)

3. Green Vinyl Dream

Green Vinyl Dream

Green Vinyl Dream

4. Vol. 6-Now That's What I Call Music

Vol. 6-Now That's What I Call Music

Vol. 6-Now That's What I Call Music

5. Dramarama: Vinyl

Vinyl

Dramarama: Vinyl

6. Bad Reputation

Only Jailbreak ('76) and this 1977 LP took Lynott & co. To the U.S. Top 40. Tony Visconti produced this heavy-hitting raw rocker: Soldiers of Fortune; Bad Reputation; Opium Trail; Southbound; Dear Lord, and more of Thin Lizzy at the top of their game!

Bad Reputation

7. Kansas - Vinyl Confessions (marked/ltd stock) - CD

Kansas

(marked/ltd stock)

8. BOYS DON'T CRY [THE CURE]

Product descriptionBoys Don't Cry The Cure Label: Elektra / WEA Release Date: 10/25/1990 1 Boys Don't Cry - 2:35 2 Plastic Passion - 2:14 3 10:15 Saturday Night - 3:38 4 Accuracy - 2:16 5 So What - 3:01 6 Jumping Someone Else's Train - 2:56 7 Subway Song - 1:59 8 Killing an Arab - 2:22 9 Fire in Cairo - 3:21 10 Another Day - 3:43 11 Grinding Halt - 2:49 12 Three Imaginary Boys - 3:14Amazon.comWhen Robert Smith's long-running group made this debut (actually the resequenced American version of the BritishThree Imaginary Boys), they weren't the Goth-and-reverb, new wave heroes they later became; they were just a trio of disaffected kids who didn't like what was on the radio, because it wasn't smart enough or dark enough. Smith's lyrics are bleakly sarcastic (as when he spells out the title of "Fire in Cairo") and literate (the single "Killing an Arab," a nihilistic sketch based on a scene from Albert Camus'sThe Stranger). The band matches them with swift, tingling arrangements that dodge skillfully around rock's machismo and self-indulgence, even when Smith launches into the occasional gnarled little solo.--Douglas Wolk

BOYS DON'T CRY [THE CURE]

9. Door to Door

King and Rush pushed themselves further toward interpretative wisdom and individuality with the 1960-61 recordings found in this blue-ribbon collection. The tone in King's low-down voice shifts between sternness and leniency while his rhythmically staggering guitar distills drama. Highlights include 'So Close', 'Bad Luck Blues' and 'Searching' for a Women'. Spectrum.

Door to Door

10. New York City Takeover, Vol.1

This album features tracks from New York's finest punk/hardcore bands like: All Out War, Rach the Sky and Grey Area. Recorded live.

New York City Takeover, Vol.1