Top Ten Albums Beginning with H ( no classic, soundtrack , or live)

2/08/09 | Phil.K

[Jakarta ex-pat]

Please try to stick to the guidelines, and add a favourite track to your album(s) if possible. Cheers Hotel California - The Eagles ( Title track, but with a very special admiration to Wasted Time ( Reprise)

Hybrid Theory - Linkin Park ( The End)

The Hurting- Tear For Fears ( Suffer The Children)

Harvest- Neil Young ( There's a World)

Hysteria - Def Lepard ( Rocket)

Hunting High and Low- A-Ha (Living a Boy's Adventure Tail)

Homegenic - Bjork ( All is Full of Love)

Houses of the Holy - Led Zeppelin ( The Song Remains the Same)

Horizon - The Carpenters ( Solitaire)

Heaven or Las Vegas - The Cocteau Twins ( Title Track)

Here Come the Warm Jest - Brian Eno ( Title Track)

[Jakarta ex-pat]

apologies; I seem to have given 11

[randog]

Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath

[Mr. Mojo]

Highway 61 Revisited

[Mr_Moonlight]

Hot Rats - Frank Zappa

[real saxophonist]

Heavy Weather - Weather Report

Heads Up - Dave Weckl

How Will I Know If I'm Awake - Brent Cash

[My hearts in London - Everett]

Healing Rain ~ Michael W. Smith

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qdavk-nprzM

[Mr_Moonlight]

Heavy Horses - Jethro Tull

[Tigercap]

Highway to Hell - ACDC
Head on the Door - the Cure
Hymns to the Silence - Van Morrison
Help! - the Beatles
Howl Howl Gaff Gaff - the Shout Out Louds
Hootenany - the Replacements
Hopes and Fears - Keane
Howdy - Teenage Fanclug
Hey Ma - James

[Jakarta ex-pat]

Help! ( soundtrack)

[NLB2]

Hairway to Steven - Butthole Surfers (John E. Smoke)
Heaven or Las Vegas - Cocteau Twins (Wolf in the Breast)
Hunky Dory - David Bowie (Changes)
Here Come the Warm Jets - Brian Eno (Here Come the Warm Jets)
Hercules and Love Affair - Hercules and Love Affair (Blind)
Hllyh - The Mae Shi (Run to Your Grave)
Hail to the Thief - Radiohead (2 + 2 = 5)

[SparkyBass]

Horrendous Disc - Daniel Amos (1981)

[Mr_Moonlight]

Help! ( soundtrack)

Yeah, was wondering about how these 'rules' would be applied. OK, "HELP!" is part of a soundtrack, but it was an album of new music before it was a soundtrack ... it should count.

What are we gonna do when we get to J .... (as in "Jesus Christ Superstar"), which was also an album before it was a soundtrack ... or T ("Tommy"), or Q ("Quadrophenia") ???

[Jakarta ex-pat]

Hercules and the Love affair..good choice

Hail to the Thief....I LOVE Radiohead, but this album is my least favourite.

[Jakarta ex-pat]

I will run this round with just soundtracks next time, so I promise Help, Jesus Christ Superstar, Tommy, and Quadrophenia will count.

[Mr_Moonlight]

OK, fair enough .... but I just thought of another rather convoluted one ---- W ("Who's Next), which started off as a 'soundtrack' project by Pete Townshend called "LifeHouse", however the LifeHouse project (as a 'soundtrack') was abandoned as impractical at the time, and didn't actually materialize until decades later.

Hence, "Who's Next" is really a 'soundtrack' as originally concieved, but most of us have grown up with it as simply a 'damn good album'

[Jakarta ex-pat]

time for bed..well past my bed time...but I'll sleep on it.

Keep smiling :-)

phil

[21twelve]

Hemispheres - Rush (The Trees)

[pissant]

Hardnose the Highway

[Bean Counter]

Hellbound Train- Savoy Brown

[Mr_Moonlight]

We can discuss this again when L comes up, as well as W

Sleep well, m'FRiend :)

MM

[wku man]

Hootenany! Great album by a great band (the 'Mats are tied with Zeppelin for my all-time favorites). I also nominate "Hang Time" by Soul Asylum, their best album ever.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[TrueKnightGalahad]

1. Happy Trails - Quicksilver Messenger Service *Mona*
2. Hatful Of Hollow - The Smiths *How Soon Is Now*
3. The Head On The Door - The Cure *In-Between Days*
4. Here For The Party - Gretchen Wilson *Redneck Woman*
5. Higher And Higher - Jackie Wilson *Higher And Higher*
6. Hold On To My Love - Jimmy Ruffin *What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted*
7. Homecoming - America *Ventura Highway*
8. Horses - Patti Smith *Gloria*
9. Hounds Of Love - Kate Bush *Running Up That Hill*
10. Hums Of The Lovin’ Spoonful - The Lovin’ Spoonful *Summer In The City*

[SonnyBubba]

I have one I’ll bet most people have never heard of.
Highway Call, by the then Allman Brothers guitartist Dicky Betts.
Country album featuring other great artists such as Johnny Sandlin, The Rambos, Chuck Leavell and the legendary Vassar Clements.

[uptoolate]

Our band used to open with this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qZgNpSyYUY

This got my blood pumping behind the set!

[smokingfrog]

[Peter Horry]

I always liked Linda Ronstadt's Hasten Down The Wind, nice song on one of her best albums (when she was in her prime).

http://www.cduniverse.com/lyrics.asp?id=16237119

[Mr. Mulliner]

Since you're on the letter H it's worth noting that one of my favorite bands from long ago was America and that they had a series of albums that began with the letter H.

Their first album was self-titled, but included the hit song "Horse with No Name." (Later they released an album with several of their early songs called Horse with No Name.)

Then they came out with Homecoming, Hat Trick, Holiday, Hearts, History (greatest hits), Hideaway and Harbor.

Of those albums starting with H, I think my favorite is Homecoming.

[TheRealDBear]

Hold Your Fire—Rush (Mission)
Holy Diver—Dio (Holy Diver)
Houses of the Holy—Led Zeppelin (No Quarter)
The Human Equation—Ayreon (Day Twenty: Confrontation)
Home—Magenta (The Visionary)
High & Dry—Def Leppard (Switch 625)
Hypnotize—System of a Down (Hypnotize)
Holidays in Eden—Marillion (Splintering Heart)
Hear in the Now Frontier—Queensrÿche (Sign of the Times)
Heaven and Hell—Black Sabbath (Heaven and Hell)

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[shaft29]

Heet Home Alabama.

[OwenKellogg]

Hot Buttered Soul - Isaac Hayes