Some Non-Prog classic albums

Revolver, Who's Next, with IV finishing up the pack.

For Nobody's Bush wrote: Stinky Fingers but Let It Breed is even better.

Beggars & Let It Bleed are my two Stones favourites, very near Sticky and Exile and right after them Goats Head, It´s Only R´N`R & Between the Buttons.

Going with Who's Next. Roger's voice puts them over the top. Goddamn he's the man.
Disraeli Gears rules for the first four tunes, but can't keep the momentum. Some of the other songs are cool, especially "We're Going Wrong", but there's some duds, and I always considered Ulysses to be a sorta proto "White Room", which was an improvement in every way.
I love Hendrix, and it's good for second place.
Zep is great, but I'm sorta burnt.
Revolver was forward thinking and awesome at times, but it also has "Here There and Everywhere"...yukk.
Sticky Fingers is fine, but it ain't Beggars Banquet.

Stairway to heaven!

^Springsteen has ever been the very big favourite of mine, but still don´t think he´s overrated. Like his stuff before Born in the U.S.A., also his later acoustic stuff.

gentle bump 

Voted LZ IV
next :
The Who
The Beatles
Cream
Hendrix
Stones

For me the only album that could challenge Led Zep IV by any of these bands, is Abbey Road. But except for Sticky Fingers, I quite like them all.

I'll go:

1. Hendrix - Are You Experienced?
2. Led Zeppelin - IV
3. Cream _ Disreali Gears
4. The Beatles - Revolver
5. The Who - Who's Next?
6. the ROlling Stones - Sticky Fingers

Honorable classic mention, Love's Forever Changes from 1967 because I was listening to that again last night.

Who's Next from the list. Baba O'Riley especially is one of the great killer tracks from the early seventies. Perfect. It's well worth getting the expanded version of the album that has tracks that are as good as on the album. Could easily have been a double.