LOS 100 MEJORES DISCOS DEL SIGLO XX POR XICO FERRÁO

1. Chet Baker “Chet Baker sings!” [Pacific Jazz, 1954]
2. Julie London “Julie is her name” [Liberty, 1956]
3. Elvis Presley “Elvis Presley” [RCA, 1956]
4. Frank Sinatra “Songs for swingin’lovers! [Capitol, 1956]
5. Buddy Holly “Buddy Holly” [MCA, 1958]
6. Chuck Berry “Chuck Berry is on top [Chess, 1959]
7. Booker T And The MG’S “Green onions” [Stax, 1962]
8. John Coltrane “A love supreme” [Impulse, 1964]
9. Bob Dylan “Highway 61 revisited” [Columbia 1965]
10. The Who “My generation” [Brunswick, 1965]
11. Otis Redding “Otis blue: Otis Redding sings soul [Stax, 1965]
12. Bob Dylan “Blonde on blonde” [Columbia, 1966]
13. The Beach Boys “Pet sounds” [Capitol, 1966]
14. The Byrds “Fifth dimension” [Columbia, 1966]
15. The Beatles “Revolver” [Capitol, 1966]
16. The Rolling Stones “Aftermath” [Decca, 1966]
17. Love “Forever changes” [Elektra, 1967)
18. Tim Buckley “Goodbye and hello” [Elektra, 1967]
19. Velvet Underground “The Velvet Underground and Nico [Verve, 1967]
20. The Doors “Strange days” [Elektra, 1967]
21. Donovan “Sunshine superman” [PYE, 1967]
22. Jefferson Airplane “Surrealistic pillow” [RCA, 1967]
23. Kinks “Something else” [PYE, 1967]
24. Cream “Disraeli gears” [Polydor, 1968]
25. Traffic “Traffic” [Island, 1968]
26. Soft Machine “Soft Machine” [Probe,1968]
27. The Jimmy Hendrix Experience “Axis: Bold as love” [Track, 1968]
28. John Mayall “Bare wires” [Decca, 1968]
29. Van Morrison “Astral weeks” [Warner Bros, 1968]
30. The Rolling Stones “Beggars banquet” [Decca, 1968]
31. The Flying Burrito Brothers “The gilded palace of sin” [A&M, 1969]
32. Dusty Springfield “Dusty in Memphis” [Philips, 1969]
33. Sly and The Family Stone “Stand!” [Epic, 1969]
34. Grateful Dead “Live/dead” [Warner Bros, 1969]
35. King Crimson “In the court of the crimson king” [Island 1969]
36. The Stooges “The Stooges” [Elektra, 1969]
37. Santana “Santana” [Columbia, 1969]
38. Neil Young “After the gold rush” [Reprise, 1970]
39. Derek and the Dominos “Layla and other assorted love songs” [Polydor, 1970]
40. Miles Davis “Bitches brew” [Columbia, 1970]
41. Syd Barret “The Madcap laughs” [Harvest, 1970]
42. Marvin Gaye “What’s going on” [Motown, 1971]
43. The Allman Brothers Band “At Filmore East” [Mercury, 1971]
44. Flaming Groovies “Teenage head” [Kama Sutra, 1971]
45. T-Rex “Electric warrior” [Reprise, 1971]
46. Curtis Mayfield “Superfly” [Curtom, 1972]
47. Various Artists “Nuggets” [Elektra, 1972]
48. Roxy Music “Roxy Music” [Island 1972]
49. Al Green “Let’s stay together” [Hi, 1972]
50. War “World is a ghetto” [United Artists, 1972]
51. Can “Ege bamyasi [United Artists, 1972]
52. John Cale “Paris 1919” [Warner Bros, 1973]
53. Lou Reed “Berlin” [RCA, 1973]
54. John Martyn “Solid air” [Island, 1973]
55. Bob Marley And The Wailers “Burnin” [Island 1973]
56. Shuggie Otis “Inspiration information” [Epic, 1974]
57. Kraftwerk “Autobahn” [EMI, 1974]
58. Brian Eno “Another green world” [EG, 1975]
59. Led Zeppelin “Physical graffiti” [Swan Song, 1975]
60. Patti Smith “Horses” [Arista, 1975]
61. The Clash “The Clash” [CBS, 1977]
62. Suicide “Suicide” [Red Star, 1977]
63. The Stranglers “Rattus Norvegius” [United Artists, 1977]
64. Television “Marquee moon” [Elektra, 1977]
65. Richard Hell and The Vodoids, “Blank generation” [Sire, 1977]
66. Ian Dury “New boots and panties” [Stiff, 1977]
67. Sex Pistols “Never mind the bollocks, here’s the Sex Pistols [EMI, 1977]
68. Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers “Rock’n’ roll with the Modern Lovers [Beserkley, 1977]
69. Elvis Costello “This year’s model” [Radar, 1978]
70. Big Star “Third/Sister lovers” [Rykodisc, 1978]
71. Magazine “Real life [Virgin, 1978]
72. The Jam “All mod cons” [Polydor, 1978]
73. Talking Heads “More songs about buildings and food” [Sire, 1978]
74. Devo “Q: Are we not man? A: We are Devo! [Virgin, 1978]
75. Joy Division “Unknown pleasures” [Factory, 1979]
76. The Undertones “The Undertones” [Sire, 1979]
77. The Clash “London calling” [CBS, 1979]
78. Gang of Four “Entertainment” [EMI, 1979]
79. The Specials “Specials” [Two Tone, 1979)
80. The Feelies “Crazy rhytms” [A&M, 1980]
81. Young Marble Giants “Colossal youth” [Rough Trade, 1980]
82. Willie Loco Alexander “Solo loco” [New Rose, 1981]
83. The Cramps “Psychedelic jungle” [IRS, 1981]
84. The Gun Club “Fire of love” [Slash, 1981]
85. Orange Juice “You can’t hide your love forever” [Polydor, 1982]
86. Fleshtones “Roman gods” [IRS, 1982]
87. Scritti Politti “Songs to remember” [Rough Trade, 1982]
88. REM “Murmur” [A&M, 1983]
89. The Jesus and Mary Chain “Psycho candy” [WEA, 1985]
90. Beastie Boys “License to III [Def Jam, 1986]
91. Primal Scream “Screamadelica” [Creation, 1991]
92. Prince “Parade” [Paisley Park, 1986]
93. De La Soul “3 feet high and rising [Tommy Boy, 1989]
94. The La’s “The La’s” [Go! Discs, 1990]
95. A Tribe Called Quest “People’s instinctive travels and the paths of rhythm” [Jive, 1990]
96. Lemonheads “It’s a shame about Ray” [Atlantic, 1992]
97. Portishead “Dummy” [Go! Discs, 1994]
98. Blur “Parklife” [Food, 1994]
99. Beck “Odelay” [DGC, 1996]
100. Elliot Smith “Either/Or” [Kill Rock Stars, 97]