Apple Music’s 100 Greatest Albums

Calling all music lovers! Apple Music just released their highly-anticipated list of the Top 100 Albums of All Time. Get ready to revisit classics, discover hidden gems, and maybe even argue a friendly debate about a few unexpected choices.

This list offers a diverse mix of genres, proving that great music transcends time and trends. So, grab your headphones and get ready to explore the top 10 according to Apple Music:

1. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (1998) by Lauryn Hill: A groundbreaking debut that redefined neo-soul and cemented Lauryn Hill as a lyrical powerhouse.

2. Thriller (1982) by Michael Jackson: This iconic album redefined pop music with its innovative sound, catchy melodies, and unforgettable music videos.

3. Abbey Road (1969) by The Beatles: The Beatles’ final studio album is a masterpiece of songwriting, showcasing their incredible evolution as a band.

4. Purple Rain (1984) by Prince and the Revolution: Prince’s genre-bending masterpiece is a sonic exploration of rock, funk, and R&B, solidified by the electrifying title track.

5. Blonde (2016) by Frank Ocean: A critically acclaimed modern classic known for its introspective lyrics, experimental soundscapes, and emotional depth.

6. Songs in the Key of Life (1976) by Stevie Wonder: This sprawling double album is a testament to Stevie Wonder’s musical genius, encompassing soul, funk, gospel, and jazz influences.

7. good kid, m.A.A.d city (2012) by Kendrick Lamar: A powerful and raw concept album that explores the realities of gang violence and life in Compton, California.

8. Back to Black (2006) by Amy Winehouse: A soulful and heartbreaking masterpiece that showcased Amy Winehouse’s incredible voice and songwriting talent.

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9. Nevermind (1991) by Nirvana: This grunge masterpiece redefined rock music for a generation and cemented Nirvana as icons of the alternative scene.

10. Lemonade (2016) by Beyoncé: A visually stunning and emotionally charged visual album that tackles themes of love, betrayal, and female empowerment.

This list is just a starting point! Dive deeper into these albums, discover the remaining 90 on Apple Music’s list, and create your own personal hall of fame. Remember, music is subjective – what resonates with one listener might not be another’s favorite. So, share your thoughts in the comments below! What are your favorite albums of all time? Let’s keep the conversation going and celebrate the power of music!

You can find the complete list directly on Apple Music’s website: https://100best.music.apple.com/