Best album of the 60's (since this is the only other decade that matters)?

[The Sad Punk]

Most certainly? Just because it wasn't rock didn't make it any less interesting.

Whatever you like, I guess.

 

[If you shout...]

Abbey Road is THE correct answer.

LemonMelon has redeemed himself from his horrible failing in the 70's thread.

Top five, yes, but we all know (whether or not we wish to admit it) that White Light/White Heat wins out, here. In fact, The Velvets handily own three of the top five, here...with the remaining two going to The Beatles (or The White Album...whatevs) and Abbey Rizzle, respectivelizzle. Booyaka.

 

[Roland of Gilead]

Led Zep II (I think this was their best album).

The Velvet Underground and Nico gets my honorable mention

 

[bayou12780]

Gotta be something by the Beatles! I'll go with...

i'd rank em
1. revolver
2. rubber soul
3. sgt pepper
4. abbey road
although i might be tempted to put the white album at 4.

 

[asr]

1. The Beatles-Revolver
2. The Beatles-Abbey Road
3. The Beatles-White Album
4. The Beatles-Rubber Soul
5. The Beatles-Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
6. The Rolling Stones-Aftermath
7. The Rolling Stones-Between The Buttons
8. The Rolling Stones-Beggar's Banquett
9. The Rolling Stones-Let It Bleed
10. Sly & the Family Stone-Stand!
11. Love-Forever Changes
12. The Who-Sell Out
13. Frank Zappa-Freak Out
14. Pink Floyd-Pipers at the Gates Of Dawn
15. Jimi Hendrix-Electric Ladyland
16. Jimi Hendrix-Axis:Bold As Love
17. MC5-Kick Out the Jams
18. The Stooges-The Stooges
19. The Velvet Underground-White Light/White Heat
20. James Brown-Live At the Apollo
21. Big Brother & the Holding Company-Cheap Thrills
22. The Who-My Generation
23. The Kinks-Kinda Kinks
24. The Kinks-King Arthur & the Decline Of the British Empire
25. The Who-A Quick One
26. The Kinks-Something Else by the Kinks
27. The Beach Boys-Pet Sounds
28. The Doors-The Doors
29. Jimi Hendrix-Are You Experienced?
30. The Velvet Underground-'& Nico'

 

[asr]

And Ten More

31. Simon & Garfunkel-Bookends
32. Velvet Underground-Velvet Underground
33. Led Zeppelin-II
34. Led Zeppelin-Led Zeppelin
35. Bob Dylan-Bringing It All Back Home
36. Bob Dylan-Highway 61 Revisted
37. Bob Dylan-Blond On Blond
38. Johnny Cash-Live At San Quenton
39. Johnny Cash-Live At Folsom Prison
40. The Kinks-The Green Village Preservation Society

 

[AtomicBoy]

I'd agree with either Abbey Road or Sgt. Peppers.

the most important albums in music history!