The All-TIME 100 Albums
Illustration for TIME by QuickHoney
By
JOSH TYRANGIEL AND ALAN LIGHT Published: Monday, November 13, 2006
So here's how we chose the albums for the All-TIME 100. We researched and listened and agonized until we had a list of the greatest and most influential records ever - and then everyone complained because there was no Pink Floyd on it. And that's exactly how it should be. We hope you'll treat the All-TIME 100 as a great musical parlor game. Read and listen to the arguments for the selections, then tell us what we missed or got wrong. Or even possibly what we got right.

2000s
| Album | Artist | Label/Year Released |
1990s
| Album | Artist | Label/Year Released |
1980s
| Album | Artist | Label/Year Released |
1970s
| Album | Artist | Label/Year Released |
1960s
| Album | Artist | Label/Year Released |
1950s
| Album | Artist | Label/Year Released |
| Kind of Blue | Miles Davis | Sony, 1959 | ||
| Here's Little Richard | Little Richard | Specialty, 1957 | ||
| Songs for Swingin' Lovers | Frank Sinatra | Capitol, 1955 | ||
| In the Wee Small Hours | Frank Sinatra | Capitol, 1954 |

ALL-TIME 100 ALBUMS PHOTO ESSAY
