UK All-Time Top Albums: TOC is #19!

[DazedOblivion]

According to a list of the top albums of all time in the U.K. recently published, the Corrs have three albums on the list. Talk On Corners is at #19!

1. Queen - ‘Greatest Hits’
2. Meat Loaf - ‘Bat Out Of Hell’
3. Simon And Garfunkel - ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’
4. Fleetwood Mac - ‘Rumours’
5. Pink Floyd - ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’
6. Mike Oldfield - ‘Tubular Bells’
7. Abba - ‘Gold - Greatest Hits’
8. Dire Straits - ‘Brothers In Arms’
9. Simon And Garfunkel - ‘Simon And Garfunkel's Greatest Hits’
10. Bob Marley And The Wailers - ‘Legend - The Best Of Bob Marley And The Wailers’
11. Michael Jackson - ‘Thriller’
12. The Beatles - ‘Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band’
13. Jeff Wayne - ‘The War Of The Worlds’
14. Phil Collins - ‘Face Value’
15. Queen - ‘Greatest Hits II’
16. Oasis - ‘Definitely Maybe’
17. U2 - ‘U2 Live ‘Under A Blood Red Sky’’
18. Oasis - ‘(What's The Story) Morning Glory?’
19. The Corrs - ‘Talk On Corners’
20. Phil Collins - ‘No Jacket Required’
21. R.E.M. - ‘Automatic For The People’
22. David Gray - ‘White Ladder’
23. Alanis Morissette - ‘Jagged Little Pill’
24. Lighthouse Family - ‘Ocean Drive’
25. Simply Red - ‘Stars’
26. Lionel Richie - ‘Can't Slow Down’
27. Madonna - ‘Like A Virgin’
28. Dido - ‘No Angel’
29. Shania Twain - ‘Come On Over’
30. Madonna - ‘The Immaculate Collection’
31. Michael Jackson - ‘Bad’
32. Dire Straits - ‘Making Movies’
33. The George Mitchell Minstrels - ‘From The Black And White Minstrel Show’
34. Abba - ‘Greatest Hits’
35. Carpenters - ‘The Singles 1969-1973’
36. Norah Jones - ‘Come Away With Me’
37. Led Zeppelin - ‘Led Zeppelin Ii’
38. R.E.M. - ‘Out Of Time’
39. Bruce Springsteen - ‘Born In The U.S.A.’
40. Nirvana - ‘Nevermind’
41. Tina Turner - ‘Private Dancer’
42. Fleetwood Mac - ‘Tango In The Night’
43. The Beatles - ‘The Beatles 1962 - 1966’
44. Buddy Holly And The Crickets - ‘The Buddy Holly Story’
45. U2 - ‘The Joshua Tree’
46. Robbie Williams - ‘Life Thru A Lens’
47. Barry Manilow - ‘Manilow Magic - The Best Of Barry Manilow’
48. Michael Jackson - ‘Off The Wall’
49. The Beach Boys - ‘Best Of The Beach Boys’
50. David Bowie - ‘The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars’
51. Paul Mccartney And Wings - ‘Band On The Run’
52. Dire Straits - ‘Love Over Gold’
53. Whitney Houston - ‘Whitney’
54. The Seekers - ‘The Best Of The Seekers’
55. M People - ‘Bizarre Fruit / Bizarre Fruit Ii’
56. Paul Simon - ‘Graceland’
57. Paul Young - ‘No Parlez’
58. Travis - ‘The Man Who’
59. Herb Alpert And The Tijuana Brass - ‘Going Places’
60. Phil Collins - ‘...But Seriously’
61. Andy Williams - ‘Andy Williams’ Greatest Hits’
62. The Verve - ‘Urban Hymns’
63. Scissor Sisters - ‘Scissor Sisters’
64. Tracy Chapman - ‘Tracy Chapman’
65. Texas - ‘White On Blonde’
66. Blur - ‘Parklife’
67. Celine Dion - ‘Falling Into You’
68. Madonna - ‘Ray Of Light’
69. Whitney Houston - ‘Whitney Houston’
70. Celine Dion - ‘The Colour Of My Love’
71. Duran Duran - ‘Rio’
72. The Beatles - ‘The Beatles 1967 - 1970’
73. George Michael - ‘Older / Older & Upper’
74. Madonna - ‘True Blue’
75. Dire Straits - ‘Alchemy - Dire Straits Live’
76. Perry Como - ‘And I Love You So’
77. Coldplay - ‘A Rush Of Blood To The Head’
78. Coldplay - ‘Parachutes’
79. Sade - ‘Diamond Life’
80. Spice Girls - ‘Spice’
81. Stereophonics - ‘Performance And Cocktails’
82. Eurythmics - ‘Greatest Hits’
83. Mariah Carey - ‘Music Box’
84. Radiohead - ‘The Bends’
85. U2 - ‘The Unforgettable Fire’
86. Robbie Williams - ‘I've Been Expecting You’
87. Barbra Streisand - ‘Love Songs’
88. Johnny Cash - ‘Johnny Cash At San Quentin’
89. Michael Jackson - ‘Dangerous’
90. UB40 - ‘Labour Of Love’
91. INXS - ‘Kick’
92. Wham! - ‘Fantastic’
93. Genesis - ‘Invisible Touch’
94. John Lennon - ‘Imagine’
95. Keane - ‘Hopes And Fears’
96. Abba - ‘Arrival’
97. Tina Turner - ‘Simply The Best’
98. ZZ Top - ‘Eliminator’
99. Guns N’Roses - ‘Appetite For Destruction’
100. Simply Red - ‘Picture Book’
101. Christina Aguilera - ‘Stripped’
102. Paul Weller - ‘Stanley Road’
103. Blondie - ‘Parallel Lines’
104. The Beatles - ‘Abbey Road’
105. Alexander O'Neal - ‘Hearsay’
106. Stereophonics - ‘Just Enough Education To Perform’
107. Billy Joel - ‘An Innocent Man’
108. Tears For Fears - ‘Songs From The Big Chair’
109. The Beatles - ‘Please Please Me’
110. Gabrielle - ‘Rise’
111. Phil Collins - ‘Hello, I Must Be Going!’
112. Red Hot Chili Peppers - ‘By The Way’
113. Britney Spears - ‘...Baby One More Time’
114. Simply Red - ‘A New Flame’
115. Queen - ‘Greatest Hits Iii’
116. Glen Campbell - ‘Glen Campbell's Greatest Hits’
117. Elton John - ‘Elton John's Greatest Hits’
118. Barry White - ‘The Barry White Collection’
119. Luther Vandross - ‘Give Me The Reason’
120. U2 - ‘War’
121. Electric Light Orchestra - ‘Out Of The Blue’
122. Kylie Minogue - ‘Kylie’
123. The Beach Boys - ‘20 Golden Greats’
124. Moby - ‘Play’
125. UB40 - ‘Labour Of Love Ii’
126. Catatonia - ‘International Velvet’
127. Adam And The Ants - ‘Kings Of The Wild Frontier’
128. Annie Lennox - ‘Diva’
129. The Beautiful South - ‘Carry On Up The Charts - The Best Of The Beautiful South’
130. Terence Trent D'arby - ‘Introducing The Hardline According To Terence Trent D'arby
131. Rod Stewart - ‘Atlantic Crossing’
132. Peter Gabriel - ‘So’
133. Simple Minds - ‘Once Upon A Time’
134. Justin Timberlake - ‘Justified’
135. Bryan Adams - ‘Reckless’
136. Celine Dion - ‘Let's Talk About Love’
137. Bon Jovi - ‘Slippery When Wet’
138. Elton John - ‘Goodbye Yellow Brick Road’
139. Pink Floyd - ‘Wish You Were Here’
140. Nana Mouskouri With The Athenians - ‘Over And Over’
141. Bread - ‘The Best Of Bread’
142. Go West - ‘Go West / Bangs And Crashes’
143. Red Hot Chili Peppers - ‘Californication’
144. Eternal - ‘Always & Forever’
145. David Bowie - ‘Hunky Dory’
146. Daniel Bedingfield - ‘Gotta Get Thru This’
147. Natalie Imbruglia - ‘Left Of The Middle’
148. P!Nk - ‘M!Ssundaztood’
149. Duran Duran - ‘Duran Duran’
150. Madonna - ‘Madonna / The First Album'
151. Fatboy Slim - ‘You've Come A Long Way, Baby’
152. Madness - ‘Complete Madness’
153. Tina Turner - ‘Foreign Affair’
154. Lighthouse Family - ‘Postcards From Heaven’
155. Electric Light Orchestra - ‘A New World Record’
156. Cat Stevens - ‘Teaser And The Firecat’
157. Lionel Richie - ‘Back To Front’
158. Eminem - ‘The Marshall Mathers Lp’
159. Wet Wet Wet - ‘Popped In Souled Out’
160. Rod Stewart - ‘Every Picture Tells A Story’
161. Carreras Domingo Pavarotti - ‘In Concert’
162. Eurythmics - ‘Be Yourself Tonight’
163. Snow Patrol - ‘Final Straw’
164. Enrique Iglesias - ‘Escape’
165. A-Ha - ‘Hunting High And Low’
166. The Killers - ‘Hot Fuss’
167. Maroon 5 - ‘Songs About Jane’
168. Elvis Presley With The Jordanaires - ‘Blue Hawaii ‘
169. Spandau Ballet - ‘True'
170. Eminem - ‘The Eminem Show’
171. Alison Moyet - ‘Alf’
172. Queen - ‘The Works’
173. The Cranberries - ‘No Need To Argue’
174. Ian Dury - ‘New Boots And Panties!!’
175. Carole King - ‘Tapestry’
176. Simon And Garfunkel - ‘Sounds Of Silence’
177. Dina Carroll - ‘So Close’
178. The Human League - ‘Dare’
179. All Saints - ‘All Saints’
180. Frank Sinatra - ‘My Way - The Best Of Frank Sinatra’
181. Radiohead - ‘OK Computer’
182. Green Day - ‘American Idiot’
183. Fugees (Refugee Camp) - ‘The Score’
184. Elvis Presley With The Jordanaires - ‘G.I. Blues ‘
185. Avril Lavigne - ‘Let Go’
186. Carpenters - ‘Only Yesterday - Carpenter's Greatest Hits’
187. Michael Jackson - ‘History - Past, Present And Future, Book 1’
188. Fine Young Cannibals - ‘The Raw And The Cooked’
189. Manic Street Preachers - ‘Everything Must Go’
190. Take That - ‘Everything Changes’
191. Five Star - ‘Silk And Steel’
192. Erasure - ‘The Circus’
193. Jamiroquai - ‘Travelling Without Moving’
194. The Police - ‘Outlandos D'amour’
195. Linkin Park - ‘[Hybrid Theory]’
196. Katie Melua - ‘Call Off The Search’
197. Eric Clapton - ‘Unplugged’
198. Elkie Brooks - ‘Pearls’
199. Steps - ‘Step One’
200. Tom Jones - ‘Reload’
201. Franz Ferdinand - ‘Franz Ferdinand’
202. Boyzone - ‘Where We Belong’
203. Gloria Estefan - ‘Cuts Both Ways’
204. Elton John - ‘The Very Best Of Elton John’
205. Elton John - ‘Too Low For Zero’
206. Michael Bolton - ‘Soul Provider’
207. Bee Gees - ‘The Very Best Of The Bee Gees’
208. Wet Wet Wet - ‘End Of Part One - Their Greatest Hits’
209. Rod Stewart - ‘The Best Of Rod Stewart’
210. Toni Braxton - ‘Secrets’
211. Big Country - ‘The Crossing’
212. Tom Jones - ‘Tom Jones Live! At The Talk Of The Town’
213. Kylie - ‘Fever’
214. Sheryl Crow - ‘Sheryl Crow’
215. M People - ‘Elegant Slumming’
216. Erasure - ‘The Innocents’
217. Luciano Pavarotti - ‘The Essential Pavarotti’
218. Pink Floyd - ‘Meddle’
219. Def Leppard - ‘Hysteria’
220. U2 - ‘Achtung Baby’
221. Gilbert O'Sullivan - ‘Gilbert O'Sullivan Himself’
222. Damien Rice - ‘O’
223. George Michael - ‘Ladies & Gentlemen - The Best Of George Michael’
224. The Corrs - ‘Forgiven, Not Forgotten’
225. Meat Loaf - ‘Bat Out Of Hell Ii - Back Into Hell’
226. Eminem - ‘The Slim Shady Lp’
227. Madness - ‘Divine Madness’
228. Wham! - ‘Make It Big’
229. Simon And Garfunkel - ‘Bookends’
230. Eva Cassidy - ‘Songbird’
231. Level 42 - ‘World Machine’
232. Busted - ‘Busted’
233. Macy Gray - ‘On How Life Is’
234. Boyzone - ‘...By Request’
235. The Police - ‘Reggatta De Blanc’
236. Destiny's Child - ‘The Writing's On The Wall’
237. Genesis - ‘We Can't Dance’
238. T'pau - ‘Bridge Of Spies’
239. Pulp - ‘Different Class’
240. Usher - ‘Confessions’
241. The Cranberries - ‘Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?’
242. Enya - ‘Watermark’
243. Bon Jovi - ‘Cross Road - The Best Of Bon Jovi’
244. Eagles - ‘Their Greatest Hits 1971 - 1975’
245. Robbie Williams - ‘Sing When You're Winning’
246. The Beatles - ‘With The Beatles’
247. The Moody Blues - ‘On The Threshold Of A Dream’
248. Dido - ‘Life For Rent’
249. Bruce Springsteen - ‘The River’
250. Culture Club - ‘Colour By Numbers’
251. Take That - ‘Take That And Party’
252. David Bowie - ‘Let's Dance’
253. Barbra Streisand - ‘Guilty’
254. Bob Dylan - ‘Greatest Hits’
255. Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine - ‘Anything For You’
256. Ocean Colour Scene - ‘Moseley Shoals’
257. Bryan Ferry + Roxy Music - ‘Street Life - 20 Great Hits’
258. Westlife - ‘Westlife’
259. Jason Donovan - ‘Ten Good Reasons’
260. George Michael - ‘Faith’
261. Chris Rea - ‘The Road To Hell’
262. Eric Clapton And Cream - ‘The Best Of Eric Clapton’
263. Four Tops - ‘Four Tops Greatest Hits’
264. The Kids From Fame - ‘The Kids From Fame’
265. Toploader - ‘Onka's Big Moka’
266. Evanescence - ‘Fallen’
267. Travis - ‘The Invisible Band’
268. Bjork - ‘Debut’
269. Savage Garden - ‘Savage Garden’
270. Seal - ‘Seal’
271. Pet Shop Boys - ‘Actually’
272. Boney M. - ‘Night Flight To Venus’
273. Alicia Keys - ‘Songs In A Minor’
274. Garbage - ‘Garbage’
275. The Black Eyed Peas - ‘Elephunk’
276. Led Zeppelin - ‘Led Zeppelin’
277. Whitney Houston - ‘My Love Is Your Love’
278. M.C. Hammer - ‘Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em’
279. Lauryn Hill - ‘The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill’
280. Bros - ‘Push’
281. Stereophonics - ‘Word Gets Around’
282. Crowded House - ‘Recurring Dream - The Very Best Of Crowded House’
283. Joss Stone - ‘The Soul Sessions’
284. The George Mitchell Minstrels - ‘From Another Black And White Minstrel Show’
285. Sting - ‘The Dream Of The Blue Turtles’
286. Gilbert O'sullivan - ‘Back To Front’
287. Madonna - ‘Music’
288. Sting - ‘Ten Summoner's Tales’
289. Diana Ross - ‘One Woman - The Ultimate Collection’
290. Soul II Soul - ‘Club Classics - Volume One’
291. Spice Girls - ‘Spiceworld’
292. Janet Jackson - ‘Control’
293. Manic Street Preachers - ‘This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours’
294. Shalamar - ‘Friends’
295. Michael Bolton - ‘Time, Love & Tenderness’
296. Prodigy - ‘The Fat Of The Land’
297. The Stylistics - ‘The Best Of The Stylistics’
298. Nigel Kennedy - ‘Vivaldi: The Four Seasons’
299. The Christians - ‘The Christians’
300. Nickelback - ‘Silver Side Up’
301. Madonna - ‘Like A Prayer’
302. Steps - ‘Steptacular’
303. Bay City Rollers - ‘Rollin'‘
304. James Blunt - ‘Back To Bedlam’
305. Frankie Goes To Hollywood - ‘Welcome To The Pleasuredome’
306. Portishead - ‘Dummy’
307. Dire Straits - ‘Dire Straits’
308. The Stone Roses - ‘The Stone Roses’
309. Eurythmics - ‘Revenge’
310. The Darkness - ‘Permission To Land’
311. UB40 - ‘The Best Of UB40 - Volume One’
312. Demis Roussos - ‘Forever And Ever’
313. Pink Floyd - ‘The Division Bell’
314. Four Tops - ‘Four Tops Live!’
315. Nik Kershaw - ‘Human Racing’
316. Bon Jovi - ‘Keep The Faith’
317. R.E.M. - ‘Monster’
318. Whitney Houston - ‘Whitney - The Greatest Hits’
319. Abba - ‘The Album’
320. Kate Bush - ‘The Kick Inside’
321. Dr. Dre - ‘2001’
322. Cher - ‘Love Hurts’
323. Queen - ‘A Kind Of Magic’
324. Stevie Wonder - ‘Hotter Than July’
325. Guns N’Roses - ‘Use Your Illusion Ii’
326. Kate Bush - ‘Hounds Of Love’
327. Melanie C - ‘Northern Star’
328. Ultravox - ‘Vienna’
329. Otis Redding - ‘Otis Blue: Otis Redding Sings Soul’
330. The Beatles - ‘Let It Be’
331. Pet Shop Boys - ‘Please’
332. Craig David - ‘Born To Do It’
333. Enya - ‘Shepherd Moons’
334. Diana Ross And The Supremes - ‘Diana Ross And The Supremes Greatest Hits’
335. Level 42 - ‘Running In The Family’
336. Christopher Cross - ‘Christopher Cross’
337. Neil Diamond - ‘His 12 Greatest Hits’
338. Carpenters - ‘Now & Then’
339. John Denver - ‘The Best Of John Denver’
340. Cher - ‘Heart Of Stone’
341. David Bowie - ‘Aladdin Sane’
342. The Prodigy - ‘Music For The Jilted Generation’
343. Kaiser Chiefs - ‘Employment’
344. Prince And The New Power Generation - ‘Diamonds And Pearls’
345. Santana - ‘Supernatural’
346. Madness - ‘One Step Beyond...’
347. Yazoo - ‘Upstairs At Eric's’
348. 50 Cent - ‘Get Rich Or Die Tryin'‘
349. The Beatles - ‘A Hard Day's Night’
350. ABC - ‘The Lexicon Of Love’
351. Deep Purple - ‘Deep Purple In Rock’
352. Neil Young - ‘After The Gold Rush’
353. George Michael - ‘Listen Without Prejudice Volume 1’
354. Blue - ‘All Rise’
355. Simply Red - ‘Men And Women’
356. Seal - ‘Seal’
357. Gwen Stefani - ‘Love. Angel. Music. Baby.’
358. Anastacia - ‘Not That Kind’
359. Thompson Twins - ‘Quick Step & Side Kick’
360. Robbie Williams - ‘Escapology’
361. Howard Jones - ‘Human's Lib’
362. Belinda Carlisle - ‘Heaven On Earth’
363. Thompson Twins - ‘Into The Gap’
364. Five Star - ‘Luxury Of Life’
365. Eagles - ‘Hotel California’
366. The Shadows - ‘The Shadows’
367. The Rolling Stones - ‘The Rolling Stones’
368. Wet Wet Wet - ‘Picture This’
369. Texas - ‘The Hush’
370. Randy Crawford - ‘Secret Combination’
371. Savage Garden - ‘Affirmation’
372. Anastacia - ‘Anastacia’
373. The Seekers - ‘Come The Day’
374. Leo Sayer - ‘Endless Flight’
375. Thin Lizzy - ‘Live And Dangerous’
376. Will Young - ‘Friday's Child’
377. Lindisfarne - ‘Fog On The Tyne’
378. TLC - ‘Fanmail’
379. Garbage - ‘Version 2.0’
380. Cast - ‘All Change’
381. Will Smith - ‘Big Willie Style’
382. S Club 7 - ‘7’
383. Michael Jackson Plus The Jackson 5 - ‘18 Greatest Hits’
384. Boyzone - ‘Said And Done’
385. Ronan Keating - ‘Ronan’
386. The Beautiful South - ‘Blue Is The Colour’
387. Bronski Beat - ‘The Age Of Consent’
388. Peters And Lee - ‘We Can Make It’
389. Simply Red - ‘Life’
390. Outkast - ‘Speakerboxxx / The Love Below’
391. Lisa Stansfield - ‘Real Love’
392. Eurythmics - ‘Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)’
393. Cliff Richard - ‘Love Songs’
394. Lionel Richie - ‘Lionel Richie’
395. Beverley Craven - ‘Beverley Craven’
396. Carpenters - ‘Close To You’
397. Shaggy - ‘Hot Shot’
398. The Beatles - ‘Beatles For Sale’
399. Talking Heads - ‘Little Creatures’
400. Razorlight - ‘Up All Night’
401. Alison Moyet - ‘Raindancing’
402. Richard Clayderman - ‘Richard Clayderman’
403. Crosby, Stills, Nash And Young - ‘Deja Vu’
404. Deacon Blue - ‘When The World Knows Your Name’
405. Lionel Richie - ‘Dancing On The Ceiling’
406. Finley Quaye - ‘Maverick A Strike’
407. Culture Club - ‘Kissing To Be Clever’
408. Shakespears Sister - ‘Hormonally Yours’
409. Frank Sinatra - ‘My Way’
410. Destiny's Child - ‘Survivor’
411. Limp Bizkit - ‘Chocolate St*Rfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water’
412. Leftfield - ‘Leftism’
413. Guns N’Roses - ‘Use Your Illusion I’
414. Slade - ‘Slade Alive!’
415. Blur - ‘Blur’
416. Dire Straits - ‘Money For Nothing’
417. Leonard Cohen - ‘Songs Of Leonard Cohen’
418. U2 - ‘All That You Can't Leave Behind’
419. Chris De Burgh - ‘Into The Light’
420. Beyonce - ‘Dangerously In Love’
421. Abba - ‘Greatest Hits Vol. 2’
422. George Benson - ‘In Your Eyes’
423. The Sex Pistols - ‘Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols’
424. Bon Jovi - ‘These Days’
425. T. Rex - ‘Electric Warrior’
426. The Stranglers - ‘Greatest Hits 1977-1990’
427. Status Quo - ‘Twelve Gold Bars’
428. Crowded House - ‘Woodface’
429. Aqua - ‘Aquarium’
430. Bryan Adams - ‘Waking Up The Neighbours’
431. Tears For Fears - ‘The Hurting’
432. Men At Work - ‘Business As Usual’
433. Right Said Fred - ‘Up’
434. Jamiroquai - ‘A Funk Odyssey’
435. The Beatles - ‘1’
436. Stereo MCs - ‘Connected’
437. Kt Tunstall - ‘Eye To The Telescope’
438. U2 - ‘Rattle And Hum’
439. The Police - ‘Synchronicity’
440. Vengaboys - ‘The Party Album!’
441. Whitesnake - ‘Whitesnake 1987’
442. Roxy Music - ‘Avalon’
443. Texas - ‘The Greatest Hits’
444. Simon And Garfunkel - ‘Parsley, Sage, Rosemary And Thyme’
445. Suzanne Vega - ‘Suzanne Vega’
446. UB40 - ‘Promises And Lies’
447. Eurythmics - ‘Touch’
448. Deacon Blue - ‘Raintown’
449. Sinead O'connor - ‘I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got’
450. Massive Attack - ‘Blue Lines’
451. Shakira - ‘Laundry Service’
452. Meat Loaf - ‘Dead Ringer’
453. Stevie Wonder - ‘Songs In The Key Of Life’
454. Fun Lovin’ Criminals - ‘Come Find Yourself’
455. Kate Bush - ‘The Whole Story’
456. Paul Young - ‘The Secret Of Association’
457. Liberty X - ‘Thinking It Over’
458. Pointer Sisters - ‘Break Out’
459. Duran Duran - ‘Seven And The Ragged Tiger’
460. Elvis Presley - ‘Elvis’ Golden Records’
461. Curtis Stigers - ‘Curtis Stigers’
462. S Club 7 - ‘S Club’
463. Heart - ‘Bad Animals’
464. Communards - ‘Communards’
465. Janet Jackson - ‘Janet’
466. James Taylor - ‘Sweet Baby James’
467. Queen - ‘A Night At The Opera’
468. David Gray - ‘A New Day At Midnight’
469. Tanita Tikaram - ‘Ancient Heart’
470. Bobby Brown - ‘Don't Be Cruel’
471. Roxy Music - ‘Flesh And Blood’
472. Huey Lewis And The News - ‘Fore!’
473. Led Zeppelin - ‘Four Symbols (Led Zeppelin 4)’
474. Sky - ‘Sky 2’
475. The Corrs - ‘In Blue’
476. UB40 - ‘Signing Off’
477. Don Mclean - ‘American Pie’
478. Engelbert Humperdinck - ‘Release Me’
479. Roy Orbison - ‘In Dreams’
480. The Beatles - ‘Rubber Soul’
481. Spin Doctors - ‘Pocket Full Of Kryptonite’
482. Soft Cell - ‘Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret’
483. Kula Shaker - ‘K’
484. Sean Paul - ‘Dutty Rock’
485. Extreme - ‘Extreme Ii Pornograffitti’
486. Gorillaz - ‘Gorillaz’
487. The Shadows - ‘The Shadows’Greatest Hits’
488. Genesis - ‘Genesis’
489. Rod Stewart - ‘A Night On The Town’
490. John Lennon - ‘The John Lennon Collection’
491. Erasure - ‘Wild!’
492. Mary J Blige - ‘No More Drama’
493. Mariah Carey - ‘Daydream’
494. Supertramp - ‘Breakfast In America’
495. Joss Stone - ‘Mind Body & Soul’
496. Annie Lennox - ‘Medusa’
497. Kid Creole And The Coconuts - ‘Tropical Gangsters’
498. Lenny Kravitz - ‘Are You Gonna Go My Way’
499. Oasis - ‘Be Here Now’
500. Kevin Rowland And Dexys Midnight Runners - ‘Too-Rye-Ay’

Found: www.chrisabraham.com/2006/04/top_uk_albums_o.php.

[Andypandy]

Wow thats an very impressive list!

[snookyjojo]

hey yeah!!!! THREE TIMES! THEY'RE IN THREE TIMES! YAY!

wow really cooool
hey and meat loaf on number two! That's awesome! YEAH!! Thanks for sharing that list steve!!!!!!! ;D

[The One & Only Official *MIP*]

Go The Corrs!
Woo!

[DazedOblivion]

It's really quite interesting how the far-and-away hit album by the Corrs in the UK was Talk On Corners. In the U.S., the most successful album by far has been In Blue.

[snookyjojo]

yes, strange, because I remember "blue" as a very suiccesfull album here in Germany too...but not "talk on corners" at least as far as I remember. BUT i remember The Ciorrs mentioningm, that TOC was very succesfull in the UK and Ireland and "live in Royal Albert Hall" is also filmed in the UK...soooooooo...i guess that was also the big thing about TOC, taht it was, as the second album, sooooooo successfull! ;D...and...oh...wait..in "Live at LDR" the corrs also performed only songs from the first and second album right? And the crowed freaked out! ;D I mean...i even understand that, because I like the album also very much! ;D But maybe it was also because of...not too good promotion here in Germany and also in the US...I mean...we have the greatest example for that with the new album "Home" right?

[Andypandy]

Yes TOC was so big in the UK it propelled FNF to # 2 at the same time! With the bands songwriting skills i would think their next album would be big in the states but the lack of promotion they are doing is killing their chances.

[DazedOblivion]

snookyjojo said:

I mean...i even understand that, because I like the album also very much! ;D But maybe it was also because of...not too good promotion here in Germany and also in the US...I mean...we have the greatest example for that with the new album "Home" right?

andypandy said:

Yes TOC was so big in the UK it propelled FNF to # 2 at the same time! With the bands songwriting skills i would think their next album would be big in the states but the lack of promotion they are doing is killing their chances.

We all hope that the Corrs can get the publicity that their talent deserves. I am hoping that the Corrs can get a recording contract with executives who appreciate their talent and believe in their marketability, as well a give them the flexibility needed for a unique band that is also a family. America hasn't seen good publicity for the Corrs since Live in Dublin, it would seem. And it sounds like Germany had a similar lack of publicity. France had good publicity and look what happened with Home. It did very well on the music charts in France. But yes, I really like BOTH Talk On Corners and In Blue.

The Brits do have some excellent albums in their Top 500.

[snookyjojo]

Yep, I like TOC very much,too. But actually...well okay, I think "In blue" is a cool album! But I found it a bit too...ahm...how shall I say it...poppy? It was too much pop for me. but all in all...though I actually don't like pop too much heheh, I really learned to like that album and do even lisdten to it several times!
Now guys, a question! If you're in a real CORRS-Mood, can you decide very fastly which album you wanna hear or does it take some longer time ;D?

[DazedOblivion]

snookyjojo said:

Yep, I like TOC very much,too. But actually...well okay, I think "In blue" is a cool album! But I found it a bit too...ahm...how shall I say it...poppy? It was too much pop for me. but all in all...though I actually don't like pop too much heheh

You don't like pop too much? You know, I never really knew that! That's okay, though. Pop is a little harder to define in present times. I grew up listening to the pop and there's good and bad pop (I'm starting to sing "AM Radio" by Everclear in my head now, hahaha). But "pop" spanned everything from rock, soul, country, to even reggae... just about everything. For some reason, In Blue has a lot of detractors at the Corrs Club, but I have been one of its staunch defenders. I think it's an awesome album.

snookyjojo said:

Now guys, a question! If you're in a real CORRS-Mood, can you decide very fastly which album you wanna hear or does it take some longer time ;D?

It depends: if I'm in the mood for the "trad" Corrs, it will be Home for me. But I sometimes have to think for a while which one I want to listen to. If I can't make up my mind, I'll pick up something like VH1 Live In Dublin, which spans all the albums up to that point.

Am Radio
Everclear

You can hear the music on the AM radio

The VCR and the DVD
There wasn't none of that crap back in 1970
We didn't know about a World Wide Web
It was a whole different game being played back when I was a kid

Wanna get down in a cool way
Picture yourself on a beautiful day
Big bell bottoms and groovy long hair
Just walkin' in style with a portable CD player
NO!, you would listen to the music on the AM radio
Yeah, you could hear the music on a AM radio

Flashback, '72
Another summer in the neighborhood
Hangin' out with nothing to do
Sometmes we'd go drivin' around
In my sister's Pinto
Cruisin' with the windows rolled down
We'd listen to the radio station
We were too d**n poor to buy the eight track tapes
There wasn't any good time to want to be inside
My mama wanna watch that TV all godd**m night

I'd be in bed with the radio on
I would listen to it all night long
Just to hear my favorite song
You'd have to wait but you could hear it on the AM radio
Yeah, you could hear the music on a AM radio
I can still hear Mama say "boy turn that radio down!!"
"Mom. Not that show again! I don't wanna watch that show!
Can't we watch Good Times or Chico and the Man or something cool?
Turn it off!"

Things changed back in '75
We were all growing up on the in and the outside
We got in trouble with the police man
We got busted gettin' high in the back of my friend's van

I remember 1977
I started going to concerts and I saw the Led Zeppelin
I got a guitar on Christmas day
I dreamed that Jimmy Page would come from Santa Monica
and teach me to play
Teach me to play...

There isn't any place that I need to go
There isn't anything that I need to know
I did not learn from the radio

Yeah when things get stupid and I just don't know
Where to find my happy
I listen to my music on the AM radio
You can hear the music on a AM radio
You can hear the music on a AM radio

I like pop, I like soul, I like rock, but I never liked disco
I like pop, I like soul, I like rock, but I never liked disco
We like pop, we like soul, we like rock, but we never liked disco...

No I never liked disco...

Actually, I ended up having to learn to like disco a little bit, because of my marriage to a fan of the Bee Gees *lol*

[Andypandy]

In Blue has a lot of great songs on it-the 1st 9 tracks are very strong and so are the last 2. It depends what mood i'm in-if i want to relax and go to sleep i put in Home or FNF. If I want to rock out I put in TOC. if i want to party in my car i always play BH or InBlue

[Sabine]

The list is awesome. It contains so many great artists and, wow, the Corrs have 3 songs on the list, cool.

Concerning TOC, I think that the band first wanted to become famous and popular in their own country and in the UK as well. That´s probably why FNF and TOC have been so successful in the UK and why these albums haven´t been promoted in Germany and the USA. Later, when they were well known at home they also started promoting them in other countries.

And, I really agree with Caro, I also don´t like the "In Blue" album as much as the other albums. It´s too much pop for me too. Although I think that there are really great songs on it.

Well, if I´m in a corrs-mood it takes some time for me to pick an album that I´d like to listen to. And then, in the end, I always choose several albums and only listen to my favourite songs of each album