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1967–1970 The Beatles, 1973. Rock. RIAA diamond. 1984 (Van Halen) Van Halen, 1984. Hard rock. RIAA diamond. 52nd Street Billy Joel, 1978. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1980. A Man and His Music Frank Sinatra, 1965. Vocal jazz. Grammy Album of the Year, 1967. A Tramp Shining Richard Harris, 1968. Orchestral pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1969. Abbey Road The Beatles, 1969. Rock. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1970. The Age of Aquarius The 5th Dimension, 1969. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1970. Aja (Steely Dan) Steely Dan, 1977. Jazz rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1978. Alannah Myles Alannah Myles, 1989. Blues rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1990. All Things Must Pass George Harrison, 1970. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1972. Alone Bill Evans, 1970. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1971. American Fool John Cougar, 1982. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1983. American Pie Don McLean, 1971. Folk. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1973. Anne Murray's Greatest Hits Anne Murray, 1980. Country. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1981. Anthem Black Uhuru, 1984. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1985. Appetite for Destruction Guns N' Roses, 1987. Hard rock. RIAA diamond; one of the UK's best-selling albums. At San Quentin Johnny Cash, 1969. Country. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1970. The Atomic Mr. Basie Count Basie and his orchestra, 1958. Swing. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1959. Babylon the Bandit Steel Pulse, 1986. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1987. Bach's Greatest Hits The Swingle Singers, 1963. Vocal jazz. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1964. Back Home Again John Denver, 1974. Country folk. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1975. Back in Black AC/DC, 1980. Hard rock. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Back in the High Life Steve Winwood, 1986. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1987. Back on the Block Quincy Jones, 1989. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year, 1991. Bad (Michael Jackson) Michael Jackson, 1987. Dance-pop. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1988. Bad Girls Donna Summer, 1979. Disco. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1980. Band on the Run Paul McCartney and Wings, 1973. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1975. The Barbra Streisand Album Barbra Streisand, 1963. Classic pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 1964. Bat Out of Hell Meat Loaf, 1977. Hard rock. RIAA diamond; one of the UK's best-selling albums. The Beatles The Beatles, 1968. Rock. RIAA diamond. Behind Closed Doors Charlie Rich, 1973. Country. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1974. Best of The Doobies The Doobie Brothers, 1976. Rock. RIAA diamond. The Best of the Doors The Doors, 1985. Rock. RIAA diamond. Between the Lines Janis Ian, 1975. Folk. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1976. The Bill Evans Album Bill Evans, 1971. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1972. Bill Evans at the Montreux Jazz Festival Bill Evans, 1968. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1969. Black Codes (From the Underground) Wynton Marsalis, 1985. Post-bop. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1986. Blood, Sweat & Tears Blood, Sweat & Tears, 1968. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1970. Blues for Coltrane McCoy Tyner, 1988. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1989. Bookends Simon & Garfunkel, 1968. Folk rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1969. Born in the U.S.A. Bruce Springsteen, 1984. Rock and roll. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1985. Boston Boston, 1976. Hard rock. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Breakfast at Tiffany's (soundtrack) Henry Mancini, 1961. Soundtrack. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1962. Breakfast in America Supertramp, 1979. Progressive pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1980. Breakin' Away Al Jarreau, 1981. Crossover jazz. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1982. Breezin' George Benson, 1976. Smooth jazz. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1977. Bridge over Troubled Water Simon & Garfunkel, 1970. Folk rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1971; one of the UK's best-selling albums. Brothers in Arms Dire Straits, 1985. Pop rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1987. ...But Seriously Phil Collins, 1989. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1991; one of the UK's best-selling albums. The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart Bob Newhart, 1960. Stand-up comedy. Grammy Album of the Year, 1961. By the Time I Get to Phoenix Glen Campbell, 1967. Country. Grammy Album of the Year, 1969. Can't Slow Down Lionel Richie, 1983. Dance-pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 1985; RIAA diamond. Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy Elton John, 1975. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1976. Caribou Elton John, 1974. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1975. Carpenters The Carpenters, 1971. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1972. Chicago Chicago, 1970. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1971. Chicago X Chicago, 1976. Jazz fusion. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1977. Chick Corea Akoustic Band Chick Corea Akoustic Band, 1989. Post-bop. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1990. Christopher Cross Christopher Cross, 1979. Soft rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1981. Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits Creedence Clearwater Revival, 1976. Americana. RIAA diamond. Cliff Hanger Jimmy Cliff, 1985. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1986. Close to You The Carpenters, 1970. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1971. Color Me Barbra Barbra Streisand, 1966. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1967. Come Dance with Me! Frank Sinatra, 1959. Traditional pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 1960. Come Fly with Me Frank Sinatra, 1958. Vocal jazz. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1959. The Concert for Bangladesh George Harrison & Friends, 1971. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1973. Conscious Party Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers, 1988. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1989. Control Janet Jackson, 1986. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1987. Conversations with Myself Bill Evans, 1963. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1964. Cotton Candy Al Hirt, 1964. Jazz. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1965. Court and Spark Joni Mitchell, 1974. Soft rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1975. Crosby, Stills & Nash Crosby, Stills & Nash, 1969. Folk rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1970. Cuts Like a Knife Bryan Adams, 1983. Rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1984. The Dark Side of the Moon Pink Floyd, 1973. Progressive rock. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Days of Wine and Roses and Other TV Requests Andy Williams, 1963. Traditional pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1964. Déjà Vu Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, 1970. Folk rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1971. Diamond Life Sade, 1984. Smooth soul. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1985. Dirty Dancing (soundtrack) Various artists, 1987. Pop rock. RIAA diamond; one of the UK's best-selling albums. The Divine Miss M Bette Midler, 1972. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1974. Doctor Zhivago (Original Soundtrack) Maurice Jarre, 1965. Film score. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1967. Double Fantasy John Lennon and Yoko Ono, 1980. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1982. The Dream of the Blue Turtles Sting, 1985. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1986. The Dude Quincy Jones, 1981. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1982. Duet Gary Burton & Chick Corea, 1979. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1980. Eagles Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 The Eagles, 1982. Rock. RIAA diamond. Eliminator ZZ Top, 1983. Hard rock. RIAA diamond. Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Irving Berlin Song Book Ella Fitzgerald, 1958. Jazz. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1959. Elton John Elton John, 1970. Soft rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1971. The End of the Innocence Don Henley, 1989. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1990. Es Fácil Amar Lani Hall, 1985. Pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1986. Escape Journey, 1981. Rock. RIAA diamond. Even Now Barry Manilow, 1978. Soft rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1979. Faith George Michael, 1987. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 1989; RIAA diamond. Feliciano! José Feliciano, 1968. Latin jazz. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1969. Fine and Mellow Ella Fitzgerald, 1979. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1980. The First Family Vaughn Meader, 1962. Comedy. Grammy Album of the Year, 1963. First Light Freddie Hubbard, 1971. Jazz-funk. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1973. The First of a Million Kisses Fairground Attraction, 1988. Skiffle. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1989. Fitzgerald and Pass...Again Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass, 1976. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1977. Flashdance: Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture Various artists, 1983. Electro. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1984. Footloose (soundtrack) Various artists, 1984. Album-oriented rock. RIAA diamond. Four Wheel Drive Bachman–Turner Overdrive, 1975. Rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1976. Frampton Comes Alive! Peter Frampton, 1976. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1977. Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim Frank Sinatra and Antônio Carlos Jobim, 1967. Bossa nova. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1968. Friends (Chick Corea) Chick Corea, 1978. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1979. Fulfillingness' First Finale Stevie Wonder, 1974. Progressive soul. Grammy Album of the Year, 1975. Full Moon Fever Tom Petty, 1989. Heartland rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1990. Funny Girl (cast recording) Original Broadway cast, 1964. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1965. The Gambler Kenny Rogers, 1978. Country. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1980. Garth Brooks Garth Brooks, 1989. Neotraditional country. RIAA diamond. Gaucho Steely Dan, 1980. Jazz rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1982. Genius + Soul = Jazz Ray Charles, 1961. Jazz. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1962. Get Lucky Loverboy, 1981. Hard rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1983. Getz/Gilberto Stan Getz and João Gilberto, 1964. Jazz. Grammy Album of the Year, 1965. Glass Houses Billy Joel, 1980. New wave. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1981. Goin' Out of My Head Wes Montgomery, 1966. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1967. Graceland Paul Simon, 1986. Worldbeat. Grammy Album of the Year, 1987; one of the UK's best-selling albums. Grease (Original Soundtrack) Various artists, 1978. Rock and roll. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1979. Greatest Hits (ABBA) ABBA, 1975. Pop. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Greatest Hits (Aerosmith) Aerosmith, 1980. Hard rock. RIAA diamond. Greatest Hits (Elton John) Elton John, 1974. Rock. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Greatest Hits (James Taylor) James Taylor, 1976. Soft rock. RIAA diamond. Greatest Hits (Journey) Journey, 1988. Rock. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Greatest Hits (Kenny Rogers) Kenny Rogers, 1980. Country. RIAA diamond. Greatest Hits (Queen) Queen, 1981. Rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums; one of the world's best-selling albums. Greatest Hits 1974–78 The Steve Miller Band, 1978. Rock. RIAA diamond. Greatest Hits – Volume I & Volume II Billy Joel, 1985. Rock. RIAA diamond. Guilty Barbra Streisand, 1980. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1981. Heart Like a Wheel Linda Ronstadt, 1974. Country rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1976. Hi Infidelity REO Speedwagon, 1980. Pop rock. RIAA diamond. Honey in the Horn Al Hirt, 1963. Jazz. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1964. Hot Rocks 1964–1971 The Rolling Stones, 1971. Rock. RIAA diamond. Hotel California The Eagles, 1976. Rock. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1978. Houses of the Holy Led Zeppelin, 1973. Hard rock. RIAA diamond. Hysteria Def Leppard, 1987. Glam metal. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. In Concert, Zürich, October 28, 1979 Chick Corea & Gary Burton, 1980. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1982. The In Crowd Ramsey Lewis Trio, 1965. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1966. In Step Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, 1989. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 1990. Indigo Girls Indigo Girls, 1989. Folk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 1990. Innervisions Stevie Wonder, 1973. Progressive soul. Grammy Album of the Year, 1974. It Must Be Him Vikki Carr, 1967. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1968. Jazz Samba Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd, 1962. Bossa nova. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1963. Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds Jeff Wayne, 1978. Progressive rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Jesus Christ Superstar Various artists, 1970. Art rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1972. Jesus Christ Superstar (Original Broadway Cast) Various artists, 1971. Rock opera. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1973. The Joshua Tree U2, 1987. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1988; RIAA diamond. JT (James Taylor) James Taylor, 1977. Soft rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1978. Judy at Carnegie Hall Judy Garland, 1961. Vocal pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 1962. Killing Me Softly Roberta Flack, 1973. Soul. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1974. Kings of the Wild Frontier Adam and the Ants, 1980. New wave. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1982. Led Zeppelin II Led Zeppelin, 1969. Hard rock. RIAA diamond. Led Zeppelin IV Led Zeppelin, 1971. Hard rock. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Legend (Bob Marley and the Wailers) Bob Marley and the Wailers, 1984. Roots reggae. RIAA diamond; one of the UK's best-selling albums. The Leprechaun Chick Corea, 1976. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1977. Let's Dance David Bowie, 1983. Post-disco. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1984. Licensed to Ill Beastie Boys, 1986. Rap rock. RIAA diamond. Like a Virgin Madonna, 1984. Dance-pop. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Live/1975–85 Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, 1986. Rock. RIAA diamond. Longer Fuse Dan Hill, 1977. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1978. Look to the Rainbow Al Jarreau, 1977. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1978. Loverboy Loverboy, 1980. Pop rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1982. Man of Colours Icehouse, 1987. Rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1988. Matchbook Ian Moss, 1989. Rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1990. Me Enamoré José Feliciano, 1983. Latin. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1984. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy! Live at "The Club" Cannonball Adderley, 1967. Hard bop. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1968. Minute by Minute The Doobie Brothers, 1978. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1980. Mistaken Identity Kim Carnes, 1981. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1982. Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music Ray Charles, 1962. Country. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1963. Moods Neil Diamond, 1972. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1973. The Music from Peter Gunn Henry Mancini, 1959. Jazz. Grammy Album of the Year, 1959. My Cup Runneth Over Ed Ames, 1967. Traditional pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1968. My Name Is Barbra Barbra Streisand, 1965. Traditional pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1966. My Son, the Folk Singer Allan Sherman, 1962. Comedy music. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1963. My World Eddy Arnold, 1965. Country. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1966. The Nat King Cole Story Nat King Cole, 1961. Traditional pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1962. New Kind of Feeling Anne Murray, 1979. Adult contemporary. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1980. New York Scene Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, 1984. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1985. Nick of Time Bonnie Raitt, 1989. Americana. Grammy Album of the Year, 1990. The Nightfly Donald Fagen, 1982. Jazz pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1983. Nilsson Schmilsson Nilsson, 1971. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1973. No Jacket Required Phil Collins, 1985. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1986; RIAA diamond. No Mystery Return to Forever, 1975. Jazz fusion. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1976. No Nuclear War Peter Tosh, 1987. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1988. Not Fragile Bachman–Turner Overdrive, 1974. Hard rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1975. Nothin' but the Blues Joe Williams, 1984. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1985. Nothing Like the Sun Sting, 1987. Pop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1988; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1989. The Nylon Curtain Billy Joel, 1982. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1983. Ode to Billie Joe Bobbie Gentry, 1967. Country. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1968. Off the Wall Michael Jackson, 1979. Disco. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. One Bright Day Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers, 1989. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1990. One of These Nights The Eagles, 1975. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1976. Patsy Cline's Greatest Hits Patsy Cline, 1967. Country. RIAA diamond. People Barbra Streisand, 1964. Traditional pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1965. Physical Graffiti Led Zeppelin, 1975. Hard rock. RIAA diamond. The Pink Panther (soundtrack) Henry Mancini, 1964. Soundtrack. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1965. Private Dancer Tina Turner, 1984. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1985. Purple Rain Prince and the Revolution, 1984. Pop. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1985. Pyromania Def Leppard, 1983. Glam metal. RIAA diamond. The Raw & the Cooked Fine Young Cannibals, 1989. Alternative rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1990. Reckless Bryan Adams, 1984. Rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1985. Robbie Robertson Robbie Robertson, 1987. Rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1989. Roberto Carlos Roberto Carlos, 1988. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1989. Roll with It Steve Winwood, 1988. Rhythm and blues. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1989. Rumours Fleetwood Mac, 1977. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1978; RIAA diamond. Running on Empty Jackson Browne, 1977. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1979. Saturday Night Fever: The Original Movie Soundtrack Bee Gees and various artists, 1977. Disco. Grammy Album of the Year, 1979; RIAA diamond. September of My Years Frank Sinatra, 1965. Traditional pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 1966. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band The Beatles, 1967. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1968; RIAA diamond. Shaft (soundtrack) Isaac Hayes, 1971. Progressive soul. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1972. Shakin' Like a Human Being Kim Mitchell, 1986. Rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1987. She's So Unusual Cyndi Lauper, 1983. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1985. Siempre en Mi Corazón (Always in My Heart) Plácido Domingo, 1983. Pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1985. Sign o' the Times Prince, 1987. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1988. Silk Degrees Boz Scaggs, 1976. Blue-eyed soul. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1977. Simon and Garfunkel's Greatest Hits Simon & Garfunkel, 1972. Folk rock. RIAA diamond. Simple Pleasures Bobby McFerrin, 1988. Vocal. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1989. The Singing Nun The Singing Nun, 1963. Christian. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1964. Slippery When Wet Bon Jovi, 1986. Glam metal. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. So (Peter Gabriel) Peter Gabriel, 1986. Art pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1987. Some Girls The Rolling Stones, 1978. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1979. Songs in the Key of Life Stevie Wonder, 1976. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year, 1977; RIAA diamond. The Sound of Music (soundtrack) Various artists, 1965. Show tune. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1966. Southern Flavor Bill Monroe, 1988. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 1989. Star Wars (soundtrack) John Williams, 1977. Classical. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1978. Steady On Shawn Colvin, 1989. Folk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 1991. Still Crazy After All These Years Paul Simon, 1975. Jazz pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 1976. The Stranger Billy Joel, 1977. Rock. RIAA diamond. Strong Persuader Robert Cray, 1986. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 1988. Sweet Baby James James Taylor, 1970. Folk rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1971. Synchronicity The Police, 1983. New wave. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1984. Tango in the Night Fleetwood Mac, 1987. Pop rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Tapestry Carole King, 1971. Soft rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1972; RIAA diamond. Temple of Low Men Crowded House, 1988. Pop rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1989. Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975) The Eagles, 1976. Rock. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. There Goes Rhymin' Simon Paul Simon, 1973. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1974. The Thin Red Line Glass Tiger, 1986. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1986. Thriller Michael Jackson, 1982. Post-disco. Grammy Album of the Year, 1984; RIAA diamond. Toto IV Toto, 1982. Album-oriented rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1983. Tracy Chapman Tracy Chapman, 1988. Contemporary folk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 1989. Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 Traveling Wilburys, 1988. Folk rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1990. Trio Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris, 1987. Country. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1988. True Blue Madonna, 1986. Pop. One of the world's best-selling albums. Tubular Bells Mike Oldfield, 1973. Progressive rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Tug of War Paul McCartney, 1982. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1983. Un hombre solo Julio Iglesias, 1987. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1988. Van Halen Van Halen, 1978. Hard rock. RIAA diamond. The Wall Pink Floyd, 1979. Progressive rock. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1981. We Are the World USA for Africa and various artists, 1985. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1986. We Will Meet Again Bill Evans, 1980. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1981. West Side Story André Previn, 1959. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1961. West Side Story (soundtrack) Various artists, 1961. Film soundtrack. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1962. What Now My Love Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass, 1966. Easy listening. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1967. Whispering Jack John Farnham, 1986. Pop rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1987. Whitney Whitney Houston, 1987. Pop. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1988. Whitney Houston Whitney Houston, 1985. Pop-soul. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1986. Wild Is Love Nat King Cole, 1960. Jazz. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1961. Willow Weep for Me Wes Montgomery, 1968. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1970. Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd, 1975. Progressive rock. One of the world's best-selling albums.
1990s and 2000s 442
1 (The Beatles) The Beatles, 2000. Rock. RIAA diamond; one of the UK's best-selling albums. 19 (Adele) Adele, 2008. Blue-eyed soul. One of the UK's best-selling albums. 21st Century Breakdown Green Day, 2009. Punk rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2010. A Ghost Is Born Wilco, 2004. Art rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2005. A Little Deeper Ms. Dynamite, 2002. Ragga. Mercury Prize, 2002. A Little Moonlight Dianne Reeves, 2003. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2004. A Meeting by the River Ry Cooder and Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, 1993. Blues. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 1994. A Rush of Blood to the Head Coldplay, 2002. Alternative rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2003. A Tribute to Miles Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter and others, 1994. Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1995. A Wonderful World Tony Bennett and k.d. lang, 2002. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2004. Achtung Baby U2, 1991. Alternative rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1993. Acoustic Soul India Arie, 2001. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2002. Adentro Ricardo Arjona, 2005. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2007. After the Rain Irma Thomas, 2006. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2007. Alegría Wayne Shorter, 2003. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2004. Alive 2007 Daft Punk, 2007. French house. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2009. All Eyez on Me 2Pac, 1996. West Coast hip-hop. RIAA diamond. All That You Can't Leave Behind U2, 2000. Pop rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2002; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2002. All the Right Reasons Nickelback, 2005. Post-grunge. RIAA diamond. All the Way... A Decade of Song Celine Dion, 1999. Pop. One of the world's best-selling albums. Already Free The Derek Trucks Band, 2009. Southern rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2010. Amar Sin Mentiras Marc Anthony, 2004. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2005. Amarte Es un Placer Luis Miguel, 1999. Pop. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2000. American Idiot Green Day, 2004. Punk rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2005; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2005. American Recordings Johnny Cash, 1994. Country. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 1995. An Evening with Lena Horne Lena Horne, 1995. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1996. Ancient Tones Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder, 1999. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2000. Another Country The Chieftains, 1992. Celtic folk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 1993. Apocalypso The Presets, 2008. Dance. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2008. Aries Luis Miguel, 1993. Dance-pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1994. Art and Life Beenie Man, 2000. Dancehall. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2001. As Raw as Ever Shabba Ranks, 1991. Ragga. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1992. Automatic for the People R.E.M., 1992. Alternative rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1994. Avant Gershwin Patti Austin, 2007. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2008. Baby Animals Baby Animals, 1991. Rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1992. ...Baby One More Time Britney Spears, 1999. Pop. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Back to Bedlam James Blunt, 2004. Alternative rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Back to Black Amy Winehouse, 2006. Soul. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2008; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2008. Backstreet Boys Backstreet Boys, 1997. R&B. RIAA diamond. Baduizm Erykah Badu, 1997. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 1998. Barricades & Brickwalls Kasey Chambers, 2001. Country. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2002. Beautiful World Take That, 2006. Pop rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Beauty and the Beast (soundtrack) Various artists, 1991. Film score. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1993. Beyond the Missouri Sky (Short Stories) Charlie Haden and Pat Metheny, 1997. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1998. Beyond the Sound Barrier Wayne Shorter, 2005. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2006. Big Whiskey & the GrooGrux King Dave Matthews Band, 2009. Alternative rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2010. Billy Talent Billy Talent, 2003. Punk rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2005. BLACKsummers'night Maxwell, 2009. Soul. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2010. Blue Moon Swamp John Fogerty, 1997. Swamp rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 1998. Blue Sky Mining Midnight Oil, 1990. Alternative rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1991. The Bluegrass Diaries Jim Lauderdale, 2007. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2008. Bluegrass Rules! Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder, 1997. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 1999. The Bodyguard: Original Soundtrack Album Whitney Houston and various artists, 1992. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 1994; RIAA diamond. Boheme Deep Forest, 1995. World music. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 1996. Bone Machine Tom Waits, 1992. Experimental rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 1993. Boombastic Shaggy, 1995. Dancehall. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1996. Both Sides Now Joni Mitchell, 2000. Pop. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2001. Boy in da Corner Dizzee Rascal, 2003. Grime. Mercury Prize, 2003. Brand New Day Sting, 1999. Pop rock. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2000. Brand New Strings Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder, 2004. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2005. Brasileiro Sérgio Mendes, 1992. Samba. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 1993. Breakaway Kelly Clarkson, 2004. Pop rock. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2006. The Breakthrough Mary J. Blige, 2005. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2007. Breathe Faith Hill, 1999. Country pop. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2001. Breathless Kenny G, 1992. Smooth jazz. RIAA diamond. Bring It On Gomez, 1998. Indie rock. Mercury Prize, 1998. Call Me Irresponsible Michael Bublé, 2007. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2008. The Calling Dianne Reeves, 2001. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2002. Calling Rastafari Burning Spear, 1999. Roots reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2000. Cantando Histórias Ivan Lins, 2004. MPB. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2005. Car Wheels on a Gravel Road Lucinda Williams, 1998. Americana. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 1999. Caraluna Bacilos, 2002. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2003. Chaos and Creation in the Backyard Paul McCartney, 2005. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2006. City That Care Forgot Dr. John and the Lower 911, 2008. R&B. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2009. The College Dropout Kanye West, 2004. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2005; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2005. The Colour of My Love Celine Dion, 1993. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1995; one of the world's best-selling albums. Come Away with Me Norah Jones, 2002. Acoustic pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2003; RIAA diamond. Come On Over Shania Twain, 1997. Country. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1999. The Company We Keep Del McCoury Band, 2005. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2006. Confessions Usher, 2004. R&B. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2005. Confessions on a Dance Floor Madonna, 2005. Dance-pop. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2007. Connected Stereo MC's, 1992. Acid jazz. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1994. Contemporary Jazz Branford Marsalis Quartet, 2000. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2001. Continuum John Mayer, 2006. Pop rock. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2007; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2007. Cosas Del Amor Vikki Carr, 1991. Pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1992. Cost of Living Delbert McClinton, 2005. Americana. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2006. Country Grammar Nelly, 2000. Hip-hop. RIAA diamond. Cracked Rear View Hootie & the Blowfish, 1994. Alternative rock. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Crazy Love Michael Bublé, 2009. Vocal jazz. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2010. CrazySexyCool TLC, 1994. R&B. RIAA diamond; won the Grammy for best R&B album, 1996. Cross Road Bon Jovi, 1994. Pop metal. One of the world's best-selling albums. The Crow: New Songs for the 5-String Banjo Steve Martin, 2009. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2010. Crucial! Roots Classics Bunny Wailer, 1994. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1995. Curtain Call: The Hits Eminem, 2005. Hip-hop. RIAA diamond; one of the UK's best-selling albums. Dance with My Father Luther Vandross, 2003. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2004. Dark Horse Nickelback, 2008. Post-grunge. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2009. The Day Babyface, 1996. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1998. Daydream Mariah Carey, 1995. Pop. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1996. Dear Ella Dee Dee Bridgewater, 1997. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1998. Dedicated to You (Kurt Elling) Kurt Elling, 2009. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2010. Definitely Maybe Oasis, 1994. Britpop. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Devil Without a Cause Kid Rock, 1998. Rap rock. RIAA diamond. The Diary of Alicia Keys Alicia Keys, 2003. Soul. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2005; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2005. Different Class Pulp, 1995. Britpop. Mercury Prize, 1996. Directions in Music: Live at Massey Hall Herbie Hancock, Michael Brecker & Roy Hargrove, 2002. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2003. Diva Annie Lennox, 1992. Pop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1993. Don't Ask Tina Arena, 1994. Pop. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1995. Don't Give Up on Me Solomon Burke, 2002. Soul blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2003. Dookie Green Day, 1994. Punk rock. RIAA diamond; won the Grammy for best alternative album, 1995. Duets II Frank Sinatra, 1994. Traditional pop. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 1996. Dummy Portishead, 1994. Trip hop. Mercury Prize, 1995. Dutty Rock Sean Paul, 2002. Dancehall. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2004. The E.N.D. The Black Eyed Peas, 2009. Pop. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2010. Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace Foo Fighters, 2007. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2008. El Alma al Aire Alejandro Sanz, 2000. Pop. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2001. El Tren de los Momentos Alejandro Sanz, 2006. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2008. Electric Dirt Levon Helm, 2009. Roots rock. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2010. Elegant Slumming M People, 1993. House. Mercury Prize, 1994. Elephant The White Stripes, 2003. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2004. The Emancipation of Mimi Mariah Carey, 2005. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2006. The Eminem Show Eminem, 2002. Hip-hop. RIAA diamond; won the Grammy for best rap album, 2003. Enrique Iglesias Enrique Iglesias, 1995. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1997. Escucha Laura Pausini, 2004. Pop rock. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2006. Every Time You Say Goodbye Alison Krauss & Union Station, 1992. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 1993. Everything Must Go Manic Street Preachers, 1996. Alternative rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1997. Fair & Square John Prine, 2005. Country folk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2006. Fallen Evanescence, 2003. Nu metal. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2004. Fallen Is Babylon Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers, 1997. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1998. Falling into You Celine Dion, 1996. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 1997; RIAA diamond. The Fame Lady Gaga, 2008. Electropop. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2010. The Fame Monster Lady Gaga, 2009. Electropop. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2011; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2011. Family Style The Vaughan Brothers, 1990. Rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 1991. FanMail TLC, 1999. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2000; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2000. Favourite Worst Nightmare Arctic Monkeys, 2007. Post-punk revival. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2008. Fearless Taylor Swift, 2008. Country pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2010; RIAA diamond. Feels Like Rain Buddy Guy, 1993. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 1994. Fijación Oral, Vol. 1 Shakira, 2005. Latin pop. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2006. Five Peace Band Live John McLaughlin & Chick Corea, 2009. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2010. Flaming Pie Paul McCartney, 1997. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1998. Fly (Dixie Chicks) Dixie Chicks, 1999. Country. RIAA diamond; won the Grammy for best country album, 2000. Forrest Gump (soundtrack) Various artists, 1994. Pop. RIAA diamond. Franz Ferdinand Franz Ferdinand, 2004. Post-punk revival. Mercury Prize, 2004. Friends (Sly and Robbie) Sly and Robbie, 1997. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1999. From the Cradle Eric Clapton, 1994. Blues. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1995. Full Circle: Carnegie Hall 2000 Ravi Shankar, 2001. Hindustani classical. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 2002. Funk This Chaka Khan, 2007. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2008. FutureSex/LoveSounds Justin Timberlake, 2006. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2007. Genius Loves Company Ray Charles, 2004. Rhythm and blues. Grammy Album of the Year, 2005; won the Grammy for best pop album, 2005. Gershwin's World Herbie Hancock, 1998. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1999. Get Behind Me Satan The White Stripes, 2005. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2006. Get Born Jet, 2003. Garage rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2004. Get Lifted John Legend, 2004. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2006. The Ghost of Tom Joad Bruce Springsteen, 1995. Folk rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 1997. The Globe Sessions Sheryl Crow, 1998. Rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 1999; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1999. Gold: Greatest Hits ABBA, 1992. Europop. One of the UK's best-selling albums; one of the world's best-selling albums. Graduation Kanye West, 2007. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2008; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2008. The Grass Is Blue Dolly Parton, 1999. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2001. The Great Dobro Sessions Various artists, 1994. Country. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 1995. Greatest Hits (2Pac) 2Pac, 1998. Hip-hop. RIAA diamond. Greatest Hits (Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band) Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band, 1994. Rock. RIAA diamond. Greatest Hits (Guns N' Roses) Guns N' Roses, 2004. Hard rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Greatest Hits (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, 1993. Rock. RIAA diamond. Greatest Hits II Queen, 1991. Rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Halfway Tree Damian Marley, 2001. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2002. Hall of Fame: A Tribute to Bob Marley's 50th Anniversary Bunny Wailer, 1995. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1997. Harvest Moon Neil Young, 1992. Roots rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1994. He Is Christmas Take 6, 1991. Gospel. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1992. Heart in Motion Amy Grant, 1991. Dance-pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1992. Hello Nasty Beastie Boys, 1998. Alternative hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 1999. Here's to the Ladies Tony Bennett, 1995. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 1997. HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I Michael Jackson, 1995. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1996; one of the world's best-selling albums. The Hits (Garth Brooks) Garth Brooks, 1994. Country. RIAA diamond. Home (Dixie Chicks) Dixie Chicks, 2002. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2003. The Honeymoon Is Over The Cruel Sea, 1993. Indie rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1994. Honoring the Fathers of Bluegrass: Tribute to 1946 and 1947 Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder, 2008. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2009. Hopes and Fears Keane, 2004. Alternative rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2005. Hot Fuss The Killers, 2004. Alternative rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. The Hour of Bewilderbeast Badly Drawn Boy, 2000. Indie rock. Mercury Prize, 2000. Hourglass James Taylor, 1997. Pop. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 1998. Hourly, Daily You Am I, 1996. Alternative rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1996. How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb U2, 2004. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 2006; won the Grammy for best rock album, 2006. Human Clay Creed, 1999. Post-grunge. RIAA diamond. Hybrid Theory Linkin Park, 2000. Nu metal. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. I Am a Bird Now Antony and the Johnsons, 2005. Chamber pop. Mercury Prize, 2005. I Am... Sasha Fierce Beyoncé, 2008. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2010. I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got Sinéad O'Connor, 1990. Rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 1991. I Heard You Twice the First Time Branford Marsalis, 1992. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1993. I Remember Miles Shirley Horn, 1998. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1999. I've Got That Old Feeling Alison Krauss, 1990. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 1991. Icky Thump The White Stripes, 2007. Garage rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2008. II (Boyz II Men) Boyz II Men, 1994. R&B. RIAA diamond; won the Grammy for best R&B album, 1995. Illuminations McCoy Tyner, 2004. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2005. The Immaculate Collection Madonna, 1990. Pop. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. In Pieces Garth Brooks, 1993. Country. RIAA diamond. In Rainbows Radiohead, 2007. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2009. In the Moment: Live in Concert Dianne Reeves, 2000. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2001. Infinity McCoy Tyner Trio featuring Michael Brecker, 1995. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1996. Ingénue k.d. lang, 1992. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1993; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1993. Instrumentals Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder, 2006. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2007. Internationalist Powderfinger, 1998. Alternative rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1999. It's Time Michael Bublé, 2005. Vocal jazz. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2006. Jagged Little Pill Alanis Morissette, 1995. Alternative rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1996; RIAA diamond. Jah Is Real Burning Spear, 2008. Roots reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2009. Jamaican E.T. Lee "Scratch" Perry, 2002. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2003. Jennifer Hudson Jennifer Hudson, 2008. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2009. João Voz e Violão João Gilberto, 2000. Bossa nova. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 2001. Just Like You Keb' Mo', 1996. Delta blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 1997. Justified Justin Timberlake, 2002. R&B. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2004. Kamakiriad Donald Fagen, 1993. Jazz rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1994. Keep It Simple Keb' Mo', 2004. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2005. Kid A Radiohead, 2000. Electronica. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2001. Kish Kash Basement Jaxx, 2003. Dance. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2005. La Llave de Mi Corazón Juan Luis Guerra, 2007. Merengue. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2007. La Roux La Roux, 2009. Synth-pop. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2011. La Vida… Es Un Ratico Juanes, 2007. Latin pop. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2008; won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2009. Ladies & Gentlemen: The Best of George Michael George Michael, 1998. Pop. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Late Registration Kanye West, 2005. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2006; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2006. Let Go Avril Lavigne, 2002. Pop-punk. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2003. Let's Roll Etta James, 2003. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2004. Let's Talk About Love Celine Dion, 1997. Pop. RIAA diamond; Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1999. Life After Death The Notorious B.I.G., 1997. East Coast hip-hop. RIAA diamond. Life for Rent Dido, 2003. Folk-pop. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Like Minds Gary Burton, Chick Corea, Pat Metheny and others, 1998. Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2000. The Lion King (soundtrack) Various artists, 1994. Soundtrack. RIAA diamond. Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1 George Michael, 1990. Pop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1991. Live (Alison Krauss & Union Station) Alison Krauss & Union Station, 2002. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2004. Live at Carnegie Hall: The 50th Anniversary Concert Patti Page, 1998. Traditional pop. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 1999. Live at the Blue Note Oscar Peterson, 1990. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1991. Live in Paris Diana Krall, 2002. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2003. Livin', Lovin', Losin': Songs of the Louvin Brothers Various artists, 2003. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2004. Livro Caetano Veloso, 1998. MPB. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 2000. Lonely Runs Both Ways Alison Krauss & Union Station, 2004. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2006. Longing in Their Hearts Bonnie Raitt, 1994. Blues rock. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 1995. The Look of Love Diana Krall, 2001. Jazz. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2002. Loose Nelly Furtado, 2006. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2007. Los de Atrás Vienen Conmigo Calle 13, 2008. Hip-hop. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2009. Love and Theft Bob Dylan, 2001. Roots rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2002. Love Is My Religion Ziggy Marley, 2006. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2007. Love. Angel. Music. Baby. Gwen Stefani, 2004. Electropop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2006. Loverly Cassandra Wilson, 2008. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2009. Lovers Rock Sade, 2000. Soul. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2002. Luck of the Draw Bonnie Raitt, 1991. Blues rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1992. Lungs Florence and the Machine, 2009. Indie rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2010. Mad Mad World Tom Cochrane, 1991. Rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1992. The Man Who Travis, 1999. Post-britpop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2000. Mariah Carey Mariah Carey, 1990. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1991. Maroon Barenaked Ladies, 2000. Alternative rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2001. The Marshall Mathers LP Eminem, 2000. Midwestern hip-hop. RIAA diamond; won the Grammy for best rap album, 2001. Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness The Smashing Pumpkins, 1995. Alternative rock. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1997. Merry Christmas Mariah Carey, 1994. Christmas music. RIAA diamond. Metallica Metallica, 1991. Heavy metal. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Michael Bublé Meets Madison Square Garden Michael Bublé, 2009. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2010. Midnite Vultures Beck, 1999. Funk rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2001. Millennium Backstreet Boys, 1999. Pop. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2000. Mind Control Stephen Marley, 2007. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2008. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill Lauryn Hill, 1998. Neo soul. Grammy Album of the Year, 1999; RIAA diamond. The Missing Years John Prine, 1991. Folk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 1992. Modern Times Bob Dylan, 2006. Folk rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2007. Mountain Soul II Patty Loveless, 2009. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2011. MTV Unplugged (Alejandro Sanz) Alejandro Sanz, 2001. Acoustic. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2002. MTV Unplugged (Shakira) Shakira, 2000. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2001. MTV Unplugged (Tony Bennett) Tony Bennett, 1994. Vocal jazz. Grammy Album of the Year, 1995. MTV Unplugged in New York Nirvana, 1994. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 1996. Mule Variations Tom Waits, 1999. Experimental rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2000. Mundo Rubén Blades, 2002. Latin. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 2003. Music Box Mariah Carey, 1993. Pop. RIAA diamond. Mutations Beck, 1998. Folk rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2000. Mystery Lady: Songs of Billie Holiday Etta James, 1994. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1995. Myths of the Near Future Klaxons, 2007. Dance-punk. Mercury Prize, 2007. Nascimento Milton Nascimento, 1997. MPB. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 1998. Nellyville Nelly, 2002. Southern hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2003. Nevermind Nirvana, 1991. Grunge. RIAA diamond; one of the UK's best-selling albums. The New Crystal Silence Chick Corea & Gary Burton, 2008. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2009. New Favorite Alison Krauss & Union Station, 2001. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2002. New Forms Roni Size & Reprazent, 1997. Drum and bass. Mercury Prize, 1997. New Moon Daughter Cassandra Wilson, 1995. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1997. No Angel Dido, 1999. Folk-pop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2002; one of the UK's best-selling albums. No Es lo Mismo Alejandro Sanz, 2003. Latin pop. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2004. No Fences Garth Brooks, 1990. Country pop. RIAA diamond. No Strings Attached NSYNC, 2000. Pop. RIAA diamond. Nothing Personal Delbert McClinton, 2001. Americana. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2002. NSYNC NSYNC, 1997. Dance-pop. RIAA diamond. Number Ones (Michael Jackson) Michael Jackson, 2003. Pop. One of the UK's best-selling albums. O Brother, Where Art Thou? (soundtrack) Various artists, 2000. Country. Grammy Album of the Year, 2002. Odelay Beck, 1996. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 1997. Odyssey Number Five Powderfinger, 2000. Alternative rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2001. OK (Talvin Singh) Talvin Singh, 1998. Electronica. Mercury Prize, 1999. OK Computer Radiohead, 1997. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 1998. One by One Foo Fighters, 2002. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2004. Only by the Night Kings of Leon, 2008. Alternative rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Oops!... I Did It Again Britney Spears, 2000. Pop. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Other Voices, Other Rooms Nanci Griffith, 1993. Country folk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 1994. Otro Día Más Sin Verte Jon Secada, 1992. R&B. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1993. Out of Time R.E.M., 1991. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 1992. Parachutes Coldplay, 2000. Alternative rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2001. Paraíso Express Alejandro Sanz, 2009. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2011. Parklife Blur, 1994. Britpop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1995. Perfectly Frank Tony Bennett, 1992. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 1993. Permission to Land The Darkness, 2003. Hard rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2004. Pieces of You Jewel, 1995. Folk. RIAA diamond. Pilgrimage Michael Brecker, 2007. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2008. Planet Drum Mickey Hart, 1991. World music. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 1992. Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em MC Hammer, 1990. Hip-hop. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1991. Poverty's Paradise Naughty by Nature, 1995. East Coast hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 1996. Push the Button The Chemical Brothers, 2005. Electronica. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2006. Quanta Live Gilberto Gil, 1998. Tropicalia. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 1999. R.S.V.P. (Rare Songs, Very Personal) Nancy Wilson, 2004. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2005. Raising Sand Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, 2007. Americana. Grammy Album of the Year, 2009. Ray of Light Madonna, 1998. Electronica. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 1999; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1999. Red Dirt Girl Emmylou Harris, 2000. Country folk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2001. Reflector Killing Heidi, 2000. Rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2000. Release Therapy Ludacris, 2006. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2007. Relish Joan Osborne, 1995. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1996. The Reminder Feist, 2007. Indie pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2008. The Resistance Muse, 2009. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2011. The Revolution Starts... Now Steve Earle, 2004. Cowpunk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2005. The Rhythm of the Saints Paul Simon, 1990. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1992. The Rising Bruce Springsteen, 2002. Rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2003. River: The Joni Letters Herbie Hancock, 2007. Jazz. Grammy Album of the Year, 2008. The Road to Ensenada Lyle Lovett, 1996. Western swing. Won the Grammy for best country album, 1997. The Road to Escondido J. J. Cale and Eric Clapton, 2006. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2008. Rockferry Duffy, 2008. Blue-eyed soul. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2009. Romances Luis Miguel, 1997. Bolero. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1998. Romanza Andrea Bocelli, 1997. Easy listening. One of the world's best-selling albums. Ropin' the Wind Garth Brooks, 1991. Country. RIAA diamond. Santiago The Chieftains, 1996. World music. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 1997. Savage Garden Savage Garden, 1997. Pop. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1997. Scissor Sisters Scissor Sisters, 2004. Glam rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. The Score Fugees, 1996. East Coast hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 1997. Screamadelica Primal Scream, 1991. Alternative rock. Mercury Prize, 1992. Seal (Seal, 1991) Seal, 1991. Pop-funk. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1992. Seal (Seal, 1994) Seal, 1994. Progressive soul. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1995. Segundo Romance Luis Miguel, 1994. Bolero. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1995. The Seldom Seen Kid Elbow, 2008. Alternative rock. Mercury Prize, 2008. Señor Blues Taj Mahal, 1997. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 1998. Sheryl Crow Sheryl Crow, 1996. Rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 1997. Shoutin' in Key Taj Mahal, 2000. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2001. Sigh No More Mumford & Sons, 2009. Folk rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2011. Sin Frenos La Quinta Estación, 2009. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2010. The Sky Is Crying Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, 1991. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 1993. The Slim Shady LP Eminem, 1999. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2000. Slippin' In Buddy Guy, 1994. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 1996. Slow Down Keb' Mo', 1998. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 1999. So Long So Wrong Alison Krauss & Union Station, 1997. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 1998. So Near, So Far (Musings for Miles) Joe Henderson, 1993. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1994. Songs I Heard Harry Connick Jr., 2001. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2002. Songs in A Minor Alicia Keys, 2001. Neo soul. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2002. The Sound of White Missy Higgins, 2004. Pop. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2005. Speakerboxxx/The Love Below Outkast, 2003. Southern hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2004; RIAA diamond. Speech Therapy Speech Debelle, 2009. Alternative hip-hop. Mercury Prize, 2009. Spice Spice Girls, 1996. Pop. One of the UK's best-selling albums; one of the world's best-selling albums. Spirit Leona Lewis, 2007. Pop. One of the UK's best-selling albums. St. Elsewhere Gnarls Barkley, 2006. Neo soul. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2007. Stadium Arcadium Red Hot Chili Peppers, 2006. Funk rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2007. Stankonia Outkast, 2000. Southern hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2002. Stardust... The Great American Songbook, Volume III Rod Stewart, 2004. Traditional pop. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2005. Stars Simply Red, 1991. Pop. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Steppin' Out Tony Bennett, 1993. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 1994. Still Unforgettable Natalie Cole, 2008. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2009. Stones in the Road Mary Chapin Carpenter, 1994. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 1995. Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea PJ Harvey, 2000. Alternative rock. Mercury Prize, 2001. Sublime Sublime, 1996. Ska punk. RIAA diamond. Suede Suede, 1993. Britpop. Mercury Prize, 1993. Supernatural Santana, 1999. Latin rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 2000; RIAA diamond. Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie Alanis Morissette, 1998. Alternative rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2000. Surfacing Sarah McLachlan, 1997. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1998. Take a Look Natalie Cole, 1993. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 1994. Take Your Shoes Off Robert Cray, 1999. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2000. Taking the Long Way Dixie Chicks, 2006. Country. Grammy Album of the Year, 2007; won the Grammy for best country album, 2007. Tales from the Hudson Michael Brecker, 1996. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 1997. Talk on Corners The Corrs, 1997. Pop rock. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Talking Timbuktu Ali Farka Touré with Ry Cooder, 1994. Malian folk. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 1995. Tea & Sympathy Bernard Fanning, 2005. Alternative rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2006. Ten (Pearl Jam) Pearl Jam, 1991. Grunge. RIAA diamond. Ten Summoner's Tales Sting, 1993. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1994. Tha Carter III Lil Wayne, 2008. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2009; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2009. There Is Nothing Left to Lose Foo Fighters, 1999. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2001. These Days Vince Gill, 2006. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2008. This Fire Paula Cole, 1996. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1998. This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours Manic Street Preachers, 1998. Alternative rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1999. This Is What I Do Sonny Rollins, 2000. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2002. This Side Nickel Creek, 2002. Progressive bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2003. The Three Tenors in Concert 1994 The Three Tenors, 1994. Opera. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1995. Time Out of Mind Bob Dylan, 1997. Blues rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1998. Time Will Tell: A Tribute to Bob Marley Bunny Wailer, 1990. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 1991. Titanic (soundtrack) James Horner, 1997. Film score. RIAA diamond; one of the world's best-selling albums. Tony Bennett on Holiday Tony Bennett, 1997. Traditional pop. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 1998. Townes Steve Earle, 2009. Folk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2010. Tragic Kingdom No Doubt, 1995. Pop rock. RIAA diamond. Troubadour George Strait, 2008. Neotraditional country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2009. Trouble at the Henhouse The Tragically Hip, 1996. Alternative rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1997. True Life Blues: The Songs of Bill Monroe Various artists, 1996. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 1997. True Love Toots & the Maytals, 2004. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2005. Turbulent Indigo Joni Mitchell, 1994. Adult alternative. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 1996. Turned to Blue Nancy Wilson, 2006. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2007. Two Against Nature Steely Dan, 2000. Rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 2001; won the Grammy for best pop album, 2001. The Ultimate Adventure Chick Corea, 2006. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2007. Un Día Normal Juanes, 2002. Latin rock. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2003. Unchained Johnny Cash, 1996. Country rock. Won the Grammy for best country album, 1998. Under Construction Missy Elliott, 2002. Hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2004. Unforgettable... with Love Natalie Cole, 1991. Traditional pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 1992. Unison Celine Dion, 1990. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 1991. Unit Regurgitator, 1997. Alternative rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 1998. Unleashed Nashville Bluegrass Band, 1995. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 1996. Unplugged (Eric Clapton) Eric Clapton, 1992. Acoustic rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 1993; RIAA diamond. Up! (Shania Twain) Shania Twain, 2002. Country. RIAA diamond. Urban Hymns The Verve, 1997. Britpop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1998; one of the UK's best-selling albums. Van Lear Rose Loretta Lynn, 2004. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2005. Version 2.0 Garbage, 1998. Alternative rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1999. Vitalogy Pearl Jam, 1994. Punk rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1996. Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends Coldplay, 2008. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2009. Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life Jay-Z, 1998. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 1999. Voodoo D'Angelo, 2000. Neo soul. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2001. Voodoo Lounge The Rolling Stones, 1994. Hard rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 1995. Voyage to India India Arie, 2002. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2003. Vuelve Ricky Martin, 1998. Latin dance. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 1999. Vulture Street Powderfinger, 2003. Rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2003. Waitin' for the Hard Times to Go Nashville Bluegrass Band, 1993. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 1994. Waiting to Exhale: Original Soundtrack Album Various artists, 1995. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1997. Walking on a Dream Empire of the Sun, 2008. Synth-pop. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2009. Washington Square Serenade Steve Earle, 2007. Folk. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2008. We Are the Night The Chemical Brothers, 2007. Electronica. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2008. We Were Born in a Flame Sam Roberts, 2003. Rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2004. Welcome to Jamrock Damian Marley, 2005. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2006. (What's the Story) Morning Glory? Oasis, 1995. Britpop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 1996; one of the UK's best-selling albums. Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not Arctic Monkeys, 2006. Indie rock. Mercury Prize, 2006; British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2007. When I Look in Your Eyes Diana Krall, 1999. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2000. White Ladder David Gray, 1998. Folktronica. One of the UK's best-selling albums. Wide Open Spaces Dixie Chicks, 1998. Country. RIAA diamond; won the Grammy for best country album, 1999. Wilson Phillips Wilson Phillips, 1990. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 1991. The Wind Warren Zevon, 2003. Folk rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2004. Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix Phoenix, 2009. Indie pop. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2010. The Woman in Me Shania Twain, 1995. Country. RIAA diamond; won the Grammy for best country album, 1996. Words The Tony Rich Project, 1996. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 1997. Wrecking Ball Emmylou Harris, 1995. Alternative country. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 1996. X&Y (Coldplay) Coldplay, 2005. Alternative rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2006. xx (The xx) The xx, 2009. Indie pop. Mercury Prize, 2010. Year of the Gentleman Ne-Yo, 2008. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2009. You're the One Paul Simon, 2000. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2001. Young Modern Silverchair, 2007. Alternative rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2007. Yourself or Someone Like You Matchbox Twenty, 1996. Alternative rock. RIAA diamond. Zooropa U2, 1993. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 1994.
2010s and 2020s 352
1000 Forms of Fear Sia, 2014. Electropop. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2014. 12 Little Spells Esperanza Spalding, 2018. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2020. 1989 (Taylor Swift) Taylor Swift, 2014. Synth-pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2016; RIAA diamond. 21 (Adele) Adele, 2011. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2012; RIAA diamond. 24K Magic Bruno Mars, 2016. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year, 2018; won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2018. 25 (Adele) Adele, 2015. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2017; RIAA diamond. 3-D The Catalogue Kraftwerk, 2017. Electronic. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2018. 30 (Adele) Adele, 2021. Pop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2022; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2023. 44/876 Sting and Shaggy, 2018. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2019. 4:44 Jay-Z, 2017. Hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2018. 662 (Christone "Kingfish" Ingram) Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, 2021. Rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2022. 99 Nights Charlotte Cardin, 2023. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2024. A Beautiful Time Willie Nelson, 2022. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2023. A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships The 1975, 2018. Experimental. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2019. A Deeper Understanding The War on Drugs, 2017. Heartland rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2018. A Matter of Time Laufey, 2025. Traditional pop. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2026. A Quien Quiera Escuchar Ricky Martin, 2015. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2016. A Sailor's Guide to Earth Sturgill Simpson, 2016. Country soul. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2017. A Son de Guerra Juan Luis Guerra, 2010. Merengue. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2010. Actual Life 3 (January 1 – September 9 2022) Fred Again, 2022. Electronic. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2024. After Hours The Weeknd, 2020. Synth-pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2021. The Age of Pleasure Janelle Monáe, 2023. Afrobeat. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2024. Alkebulan II Matt B featuring Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, 2024. Won the Grammy for best global music album, 2025. All Ashore Punch Brothers, 2018. Progressive bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2019. All Born Screaming St. Vincent, 2024. Art rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2025. All the Good Times (Are Past & Gone) Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, 2020. Folk. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2021. All the Rage Rhonda Vincent, 2016. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2018. AM (Arctic Monkeys) Arctic Monkeys, 2013. Indie rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2014. American Standard James Taylor, 2020. Traditional pop. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2021. An Awesome Wave Alt-J, 2012. Indie rock. Mercury Prize, 2012. The Art of Loving Olivia Dean, 2025. Pop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2026. At Least for Now Benjamin Clementine, 2015. Rock opera. Mercury Prize, 2015. Awaken, My Love! Childish Gambino, 2016. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2018. Babel Mumford & Sons, 2012. Indie folk. Grammy Album of the Year, 2013. Back of My Mind H.E.R., 2021. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2022. Barton Hollow The Civil Wars, 2011. Folk rock. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2012. Beautiful Life Dianne Reeves, 2013. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2015. Beautifully Broken Jelly Roll, 2024. Country. Won the Grammy for best contemporary country album, 2026. Beauty Behind the Madness The Weeknd, 2015. Alternative R&B. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2016. Before the Dawn Buju Banton, 2010. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2011. Believe for It CeCe Winans, 2021. Contemporary gospel. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2022. Bell Bottom Country Lainey Wilson, 2022. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2024. Bewitched Laufey, 2023. Jazz pop. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2024. Beyoncé Beyoncé, 2013. Electro-R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2015. Big Money Jon Batiste, 2025. R&B. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2026. Bigger Love John Legend, 2020. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2021. Black Messiah D'Angelo and the Vanguard, 2014. Progressive soul. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2016. Black Panther: The Album Kendrick Lamar and various artists, 2018. Hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2019. Black Pumas Black Pumas, 2019. Psychedelic soul. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2021. Black Radio Robert Glasper Experiment, 2012. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2013. Black Radio III Robert Glasper, 2022. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2023. Blackstar David Bowie, 2016. Art rock. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2017. The Blessed Unrest Sara Bareilles, 2013. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2014. Blood Harmony Larkin Poe, 2022. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2024. Bloom Durand Bernarr, 2025. R&B. Won the Grammy for best progressive R&B album, 2026. Blunderbuss Jack White, 2012. Blues rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2013. Bon Iver Bon Iver, 2011. Post-rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2012. Born This Way Lady Gaga, 2011. Synth-pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2012. Brat Charli XCX, 2024. Electropop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2025. Brother Johnny Edgar Winter, 2022. Blues rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2023. Brothers The Black Keys, 2010. Blues rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2011. Bubba Kaytranada, 2019. Dance. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2021. By the Way, I Forgive You Brandi Carlile, 2018. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2019. Caetano e Bethânia Ao Vivo Caetano Veloso and Maria Bethânia, 2025. MPB. Won the Grammy for best global music album, 2026. Call Me If You Get Lost Tyler, the Creator, 2021. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2022. Canción Andaluza Paco de Lucía, 2014. Flamenco. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2014. Cancionera Natalia Lafourcade, 2025. Bolero. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2026. Cartoon Darkness Amyl and the Sniffers, 2024. Punk rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2025. Celebration Day Led Zeppelin, 2012. Hard rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2014. Channel Orange Frank Ocean, 2012. Alternative R&B. Won the Grammy for best urban contemporary album, 2013. Cheek to Cheek Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga, 2014. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2015. Chilombo Jhené Aiko, 2020. Neo soul. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2021. Christmas Michael Bublé, 2011. Christmas music. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2012. Chromakopia Tyler, the Creator, 2024. Hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2026. City of Gold Molly Tuttle, 2023. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2024. Colors Beck, 2017. Pop. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2019. Coming Home O'Connor Band, 2016. Country. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2017. Country for Old Men John Scofield, 2016. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2017. Covered: Alive in Asia Israel & New Breed, 2015. Worship. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2016. Cowboy Carter Beyoncé, 2024. Country. Grammy Album of the Year, 2025; won the Grammy for best country album, 2025. Crooked Tree Molly Tuttle, 2022. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2023. Currents Tame Impala, 2015. Psychedelic pop. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2015. Cuz I Love You Lizzo, 2019. Pop. Won the Grammy for best urban contemporary album, 2020. Daddy's Home St. Vincent, 2021. Lounge-pop. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2022. Dawn FM The Weeknd, 2022. Synth-pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2023. Dead Young Fathers, 2014. Avant-pop. Mercury Prize, 2014. Debí Tirar Más Fotos Bad Bunny, 2025. Alternative reggaeton. Grammy Album of the Year, 2026; Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2025. Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd Lana Del Rey, 2023. Alternative pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2024. Dirty Computer Janelle Monáe, 2018. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2019. Djesse Vol. 3 Jacob Collier, 2020. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2021. Donda Kanye West, 2021. Hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2022. Doo-Wops & Hooligans Bruno Mars, 2010. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2012. Down the Way Angus & Julia Stone, 2010. Folk. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2010. Dreams and Daggers Cécile McLorin Salvant, 2017. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2018. Drones Muse, 2015. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2016. + (Ed Sheeran) Ed Sheeran, 2011. Folk-pop. One of the UK's best-selling albums. ÷ (Ed Sheeran) Ed Sheeran, 2017. Pop. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2018; one of the UK's best-selling albums. El Camino The Black Keys, 2011. Garage rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2013. El Dorado Shakira, 2017. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2018. El mal querer Rosalía, 2018. Flamenco pop. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2019. El Último Tour Del Mundo Bad Bunny, 2020. Latin trap. Won the Grammy for best música urbana album, 2022. Eleanora Fagan (1915–1959): To Billie with Love from Dee Dee Dee Dee Bridgewater, 2010. Vocal jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2011. Endless Summer Vacation Miley Cyrus, 2023. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2024. Entren Los Que Quieran Calle 13, 2010. Latin. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2011. Everything Is Love The Carters, 2018. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best urban contemporary album, 2019. Everything Now Arcade Fire, 2017. Dance-rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2018. Father of the Bride Vampire Weekend, 2019. Pop. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2020. Fetch the Bolt Cutters Fiona Apple, 2020. Art pop. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2021. Finding Gabriel Brad Mehldau, 2019. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2020. Fly Rasta Ziggy Marley, 2014. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2015. Folklore Taylor Swift, 2020. Chamber pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2021. For One to Love Cécile McLorin Salvant, 2015. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2016. Forever Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Lenny White, 2011. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2012. From A Room: Volume 1 Chris Stapleton, 2017. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2018. Frozen (soundtrack) Various artists, 2013. Pop. RIAA diamond. Future Nostalgia Dua Lipa, 2020. Dance-pop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2021. Gang Signs & Prayer Stormzy, 2017. Hip-hop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2018. Gela Baker Boy, 2021. Hip-hop. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2022. Gemini Rights Steve Lacy, 2022. R&B. Won the Grammy for best progressive R&B album, 2023. Girl Pharrell Williams, 2014. Dance-pop. Won the Grammy for best urban contemporary album, 2015. Girl on Fire Alicia Keys, 2012. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2014. GNX (Kendrick Lamar) Kendrick Lamar, 2024. West Coast hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2026. Go Farther in Lightness Gang of Youths, 2017. Indie rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2017. The Goat Rodeo Sessions Yo-Yo Ma, Stuart Duncan, Edgar Meyer, Chris Thile, 2011. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2013. God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise Ray LaMontagne, 2010. Country. Won the Grammy for best contemporary folk album, 2011. Golden Hour Kacey Musgraves, 2018. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2019; won the Grammy for best country album, 2019. Good Kid, M.A.A.D City Kendrick Lamar, 2012. West Coast hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2014. Gospel According to PJ: From the Songbook of PJ Morton PJ Morton, 2020. Gospel. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2021. Got to Be Tough Toots & the Maytals, 2020. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2021. Gravity Lecrae, 2012. Christian hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2013. Guts Olivia Rodrigo, 2023. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2024. H.E.R. H.E.R., 2017. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2019; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2019. Hackney Diamonds The Rolling Stones, 2023. Blues rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2025. Hamilton (cast recording) Original Broadway cast, 2015. Show tunes. RIAA diamond. Happier Than Ever Billie Eilish, 2021. Electropop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2022. Harry's House Harry Styles, 2022. Synth-pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2023; British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2023. Have You Lost Your Mind Yet? Fantastic Negrito, 2020. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2021. The Heist Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, 2012. West Coast hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2014. Hello Fear Kirk Franklin, 2011. Urban contemporary gospel. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2012. Help Erica Campbell, 2014. Christian R&B. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2015. Hiding Place Tori Kelly, 2018. Gospel. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2019. Highway Prayers Billy Strings, 2024. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2026. Hit Me Hard and Soft Billie Eilish, 2024. Alternative pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2025. Hollywood's Bleeding Post Malone, 2019. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2021. Home (Billy Strings) Billy Strings, 2019. Psychedelia. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2021. How Love Begins Nicole Zuraitis, 2023. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2024. I Used to Know Her H.E.R., 2019. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2020. I, I Bon Iver, 2019. Chamber folk. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2020. Igor Tyler, the Creator, 2019. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2020. In the Lonely Hour Sam Smith, 2014. Pop. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2015; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2015. In These Silent Days Brandi Carlile, 2021. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2023. Invasion of Privacy Cardi B, 2018. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2019; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2019. It Is What It Is Thundercat, 2020. Jazz fusion. Won the Grammy for best progressive R&B album, 2021. Jack Ü Jack Ü, 2015. EDM. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2016. Jaguar II Victoria Monét, 2023. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2024. Joni Mitchell at Newport Joni Mitchell, 2023. Folk. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2024. Juanes: MTV Unplugged Juanes, 2012. Acoustic. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2012; won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2013. Justice Justin Bieber, 2021. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2022. King's Disease Nas, 2020. East Coast hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2021. Kingdom Book One Maverick City Music and Kirk Franklin, 2022. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2023. Kiss Carly Rae Jepsen, 2012. Dance-pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2013. Kisses on the Bottom Paul McCartney, 2012. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2013. Kiwanuka Michael Kiwanuka, 2019. Psychedelic soul. Mercury Prize, 2020. Konnichiwa Skepta, 2016. Hip-hop. Mercury Prize, 2016. Lalah Hathaway Live Lalah Hathaway, 2015. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2017. Las Letras Ya No Importan Residente, 2024. Latin rap. Won the Grammy for best música urbana album, 2025. Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran Shakira, 2024. Pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2025. The Last Days of Oakland Fantastic Negrito, 2016. Blues rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2017. Lemonade Beyoncé, 2016. Art pop. Won the Grammy for best urban contemporary album, 2017. Let England Shake PJ Harvey, 2011. Folk rock. Mercury Prize, 2011. Let God Sort Em Out Clipse, 2025. Hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2026. Linger Awhile Samara Joy, 2022. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2023. Liquid Spirit Gregory Porter, 2013. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2014. Live Vol. 1 Billy Strings, 2024. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2025. Living Proof Buddy Guy, 2010. Chicago blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2011. The Living Room Sessions Part 1 Ravi Shankar, 2012. World music. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 2013. Lonerism Tame Impala, 2012. Psychedelic rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2013. Long Live Love Kirk Franklin, 2019. Gospel. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2020. Look Now Elvis Costello and the Imposters, 2018. Traditional pop. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2020. Los Dúo, Vol. 2 Juan Gabriel, 2015. Latin pop. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2016. Losing My Religion Kirk Franklin, 2015. Christian R&B. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2017. Loud Rihanna, 2010. Dance-pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2012. Love for Sale Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga, 2021. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2022. Love Monster Amy Shark, 2018. Pop. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2018. Love, Marriage & Divorce Toni Braxton and Babyface, 2014. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2015. Making Mirrors Gotye, 2011. Indie rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2012. Man's Best Friend Sabrina Carpenter, 2025. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2026. Mañana Será Bonito Karol G, 2023. Latin pop. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2023. Mayhem Lady Gaga, 2025. Synth-pop. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2026; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2026. Medicine at Midnight Foo Fighters, 2021. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2022. Melodrama Lorde, 2017. Electropop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2018. Mendó Alex Cuba, 2021. Latin pop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2022. Mental Illness Aimee Mann, 2017. Folk. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2018. ¡México Por Siempre! Luis Miguel, 2017. Mariachi. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2018. Michael Killer Mike, 2023. Southern hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2024. Midnights Taylor Swift, 2022. Synth-pop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2024; won the Grammy for best pop album, 2024. Modern Vampires of the City Vampire Weekend, 2013. Indie rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2014. Money Jungle: Provocative in Blue Terri Lyne Carrington, 2013. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2014. Montero Lil Nas X, 2021. Pop rap. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2022. Moody 4B James Moody, 2010. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2011. Moonfire Boy & Bear, 2011. Indie rock. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2011. More Than This CeCe Winans, 2024. Gospel. Won the Grammy for best gospel album, 2025. Morning Phase Beck, 2014. Folk rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 2015; won the Grammy for best rock album, 2015. The Mosaic Project Terri Lyne Carrington, 2011. R&B. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2012. Motomami Rosalía, 2022. Experimental pop. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2022. Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers Kendrick Lamar, 2022. Conscious hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2023. The Muscle Shoals Recordings The SteelDrivers, 2015. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2016. Music of the Spheres Coldplay, 2021. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2023. Mutt Leon Thomas, 2024. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2026; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2026. My 21st Century Blues Raye, 2023. House. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2024. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy Kanye West, 2010. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2012. My Bluegrass Heart Béla Fleck, 2021. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2022. My Favorite Picture of You Guy Clark, 2013. Country. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2014. My Way Willie Nelson, 2018. Country. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2019. The Nashville Sound Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, 2017. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2018. Native Sons Los Lobos, 2021. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2022. Need You Now Lady Antebellum, 2010. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2011. Never Enough Turnstile, 2025. Hardcore punk. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2026. The New Abnormal The Strokes, 2020. Indie rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2021. New Blue Sun André 3000, 2023. Ambient. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2025. No Geography The Chemical Brothers, 2019. Electronica. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2020. Nobody Knows You Steep Canyon Rangers, 2012. Bluegrass. Won the Grammy for best bluegrass album, 2013. Oklahoma Keb' Mo', 2019. Blues. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2020. Old Yellow Moon Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell, 2013. Country. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2014. Our Version of Events Emeli Sandé, 2012. R&B. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2013. Overgrown James Blake, 2013. R&B. Mercury Prize, 2013. Own the Night Lady Antebellum, 2011. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2012. The Pains of Growing Alessia Cara, 2018. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2020. Past Present John Scofield, 2015. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2016. Patient Number 9 Ozzy Osbourne, 2022. Heavy metal. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2023. Patty Griffin Patty Griffin, 2019. Folk. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2020. People Watching Sam Fender, 2025. Heartland rock. Mercury Prize, 2025. Phoenix Charlotte Cardin, 2021. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2022. Planet Her Doja Cat, 2021. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2022. Platinum Miranda Lambert, 2014. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2015. Please Don't Be Dead Fantastic Negrito, 2018. Blues rock. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2019. Popular Problems Leonard Cohen, 2014. Contemporary folk. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2015. Portrait Samara Joy, 2024. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2026. Preacher Kids Robert Randolph, 2025. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2026. Process Sampha, 2017. Electronic. Mercury Prize, 2017. Psychodrama Dave, 2019. British hip-hop. Mercury Prize, 2019; British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2020. Purpose Justin Bieber, 2015. Dance-pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2017. Radio Music Society Esperanza Spalding, 2012. Contemporary jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2013. Ramble at the Ryman Levon Helm, 2011. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2012. Random Access Memories Daft Punk, 2013. Disco. Grammy Album of the Year, 2014. Rebirth (Billy Childs) Billy Childs, 2017. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2018. Rebirth (Jimmy Cliff) Jimmy Cliff, 2012. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2013. The Record Boygenius, 2023. Indie rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2024. Recovery Eminem, 2010. Hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best rap album, 2011; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2011. Red (Taylor Swift) Taylor Swift, 2012. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2014. Reflektor Arcade Fire, 2013. Art rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2014. Remedy Old Crow Medicine Show, 2014. Folk. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2015. Renaissance Beyoncé, 2022. Dance. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2023. Revealer Madison Cunningham, 2022. Folk rock. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2023. Revelation Pt. 1 – The Root of Life Stephen Marley, 2011. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2012. The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess Chappell Roan, 2023. Synth-pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2025. The River & the Thread Rosanne Cash, 2014. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2015. Salsa Big Band Rubén Blades and Roberto Delgado & Orquesta, 2017. Salsa. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2017. Salswing! Rubén Blades and Roberto Delgado & Orquesta, 2021. Salsa. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2021. Same Trailer Different Park Kacey Musgraves, 2013. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2014. Savor Flamenco Gipsy Kings, 2013. Rumba catalana. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 2014. Scorpion Drake, 2018. Hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2019. Shawn Mendes Shawn Mendes, 2018. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2019. Short n' Sweet Sabrina Carpenter, 2024. Pop. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2025. The Silver Lining: The Songs of Jerome Kern Tony Bennett and Bill Charlap, 2015. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2016. Skin Flume, 2016. Future bass. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2016. Sleep Well Beast The National, 2017. Indie rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2018. Slipstream Bonnie Raitt, 2012. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2013. The Slow Rush Tame Impala, 2020. Psychedelic pop. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2020. Smiling with No Teeth Genesis Owusu, 2021. Alternative R&B. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2021. So Close to What Tate McRae, 2025. Pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2026. Social Cues Cage the Elephant, 2019. Art rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2020. Some Nights Fun, 2012. Pop rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2013. Something More Than Free Jason Isbell, 2015. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2016. Something to Give Each Other Troye Sivan, 2023. Pop. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2024. Sometimes I Might Be Introvert Little Simz, 2021. Hip-hop. Mercury Prize, 2022. Songs of a Lost World The Cure, 2024. Gothic rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2026. Songwrights Apothecary Lab Esperanza Spalding, 2021. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2022. SOS (SZA) SZA, 2022. R&B. Won the Grammy for best progressive R&B album, 2024; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2024. Sound & Color Alabama Shakes, 2015. Soul. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2016. Sour Olivia Rodrigo, 2021. Pop. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2022; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2022. Southern Nights Sullivan Fortner, 2025. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2026. Special Lizzo, 2022. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2023. St. Vincent St. Vincent, 2014. Art rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2015. Starboy The Weeknd, 2016. R&B. Won the Grammy for best urban contemporary album, 2018. Starting Over Chris Stapleton, 2020. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2022. Stony Hill Damian Marley, 2017. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2018. Strictly Roots Morgan Heritage, 2015. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2016. Stronger Kelly Clarkson, 2011. Pop rock. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2013. Struggler Genesis Owusu, 2023. Post-punk. ARIA Award for Album of the Year, 2023. Subconsciously Black Coffee, 2021. Funk. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2022. The Suburbs Arcade Fire, 2010. Indie rock. Grammy Album of the Year, 2011; Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2011. Summertime: Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin Willie Nelson, 2016. Country. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2017. Swag Justin Bieber, 2025. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2026. Sweetener Ariana Grande, 2018. Pop. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2019. Syro Aphex Twin, 2014. Electronic. Won the Grammy for best dance or electronic album, 2015. TajMo Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo', 2017. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2018. Take Care Drake, 2011. Hip-hop. RIAA diamond; won the Grammy for best rap album, 2013. Take Me to the Alley Gregory Porter, 2016. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2017. Tangos Rubén Blades, 2014. Tango. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2015. Tassili Tinariwen, 2011. African blues. Won the Grammy for best world music album, 2012. Teenage Dream Katy Perry, 2010. Pop. RIAA diamond; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2011. Tell Me I'm Pretty Cage the Elephant, 2015. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2017. Thank U, Next Ariana Grande, 2019. Pop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2020. They're Calling Me Home Rhiannon Giddens and Francesco Turrisi, 2021. Folk. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2022. Think Later Tate McRae, 2023. Trap-pop. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2025. This Could Be Texas English Teacher, 2024. Indie rock. Mercury Prize, 2024. This Is Where I Live William Bell, 2016. Rhythm and blues. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2017. This Is Why Paramore, 2023. Post-punk. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2024. This Land Gary Clark Jr., 2019. Blues. Won the Grammy for best contemporary blues album, 2020. This Moment Shakti, 2023. World music. Won the Grammy for best global music album, 2024. Todo Tiene Su Hora Juan Luis Guerra, 2014. Latin. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2015. Tony Bennett Celebrates 90 Tony Bennett and various artists, 2016. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2018. Trail of Flowers Sierra Ferrell, 2024. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2025. Traveller Chris Stapleton, 2015. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2016. Trilogy Chick Corea, 2013. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2015. Trilogy 2 Chick Corea, 2018. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2021. Twice as Tall Burna Boy, 2020. Afrobeats. Won the Grammy for best global music album, 2021. Un Besito Más Jesse & Joy, 2015. Latin rock. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2017. Un Canto por México, Vol. 1 Natalia Lafourcade, 2020. Folk. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2020. Un Verano Sin Ti Bad Bunny, 2022. Reggaeton. Won the Grammy for best música urbana album, 2023. Unapologetic Rihanna, 2012. Pop. Won the Grammy for best urban contemporary album, 2014. Uncaged Zac Brown Band, 2012. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2013. Undercurrent Sarah Jarosz, 2016. Folk. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2017. Unity Band Pat Metheny with Chris Potter and others, 2012. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz instrumental album, 2013. Unorthodox Jukebox Bruno Mars, 2012. Pop. Won the Grammy for best pop album, 2014. Ventura Anderson .Paak, 2019. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2020. Vida Draco Rosa, 2013. Rock en español. Latin Grammy Album of the Year, 2013. Views Drake, 2016. Hip-hop. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2017. Visions Norah Jones, 2024. Traditional pop. Won the Grammy for best traditional pop album, 2025. Visions of a Life Wolf Alice, 2017. Alternative rock. Mercury Prize, 2018. Voyage ABBA, 2021. Disco. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2023. Wake Up! John Legend and the Roots, 2010. R&B. Won the Grammy for best R&B album, 2011. Wasting Light Foo Fighters, 2011. Alternative rock. Won the Grammy for best rock album, 2012. We Are Jon Batiste, 2021. R&B. Grammy Album of the Year, 2022. Weathervanes Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, 2023. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2024. Wet Leg Wet Leg, 2022. Indie rock. Won the Grammy for best alternative album, 2023. When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Billie Eilish, 2019. Electropop. Grammy Album of the Year, 2020; won the Grammy for best pop album, 2020. Where I'm Meant to Be Ezra Collective, 2022. Jazz. Mercury Prize, 2023. While I'm Livin' Tanya Tucker, 2019. Country. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2020. Wild and Clear and Blue I'm with Her, 2025. Folk. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2026. Wildcard Miranda Lambert, 2019. Country rock. Won the Grammy for best country album, 2021. The Window Cécile McLorin Salvant, 2018. Jazz. Won the Grammy for best jazz vocal album, 2019. Women in Music Pt. III Haim, 2020. Soft rock. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2021. Woodland Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, 2024. Folk. Won the Grammy for best folk album, 2025. World Music Radio Jon Batiste, 2023. Experimental. Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2024. World on the Ground Sarah Jarosz, 2020. Folk. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2021. x (Ed Sheeran) Ed Sheeran, 2014. Pop. British Album of the Year at the Brits, 2015; Grammy Album of the Year nominee, 2015. YHLQMDLG Bad Bunny, 2020. Latin hip-hop. Won the Grammy for best Latin pop album, 2021. You Are Not Alone Mavis Staples, 2010. Americana. Won the Grammy for best Americana album, 2011. You Want It Darker Leonard Cohen, 2016. Folk rock. Juno Award for Album of the Year, 2017. Ziggy Marley Ziggy Marley, 2016. Reggae. Won the Grammy for best reggae album, 2017.
How this list was compiled: Every album is on the list for a fact that can be looked up, not for a critic's opinion and not from any magazine's ranking. The facts were read on 2026-09-18 from these English Wikipedia pages: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammy_Award_for_Album_of_the_Year (winners and nominees), the winners tables of 20 Grammy album categories (rock, rap, alternative, country, R&B, pop vocal, dance or electronic, reggae, Latin pop, traditional pop, Americana, folk, contemporary blues, musica urbana, progressive R&B, bluegrass, gospel, global music, jazz vocal and jazz instrumental; each at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammy_Award_for_Best_Rock_Album and the matching page names), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brit_Award_for_British_Album_of_the_Year , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_Prize , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juno_Award_for_Album_of_the_Year , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARIA_Award_for_Album_of_the_Year , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_Grammy_Award_for_Album_of_the_Year , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_albums_in_the_United_States (albums the RIAA has certified ten times platinum or more, printed here as RIAA diamond), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_albums_in_the_United_Kingdom and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_albums . The diamond threshold of ten million units, the 1999 start of the award and the rule that each disc of a set counts as a unit are from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RIAA_certification , checked 2026-09-18. Rules: the artist, the release year and the genre come from the infobox of each album's own article, read through the Wikipedia API on 2026-09-18, and the genre printed is the first one the article lists; the year after an award is the year of the ceremony, which is usually the year after release; Grammy genre awards are described in plain lower-case words because the official category names changed many times (the country award became Best Contemporary Country Album at the 2026 ceremony, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammy_Award_for_Best_Contemporary_Country_Album , and is printed that way for 2026); no sales figure or platinum multiple is printed because those move. Where the list page and the album article disagreed on a year, the article was read by hand and the album was cut if the doubt stayed. This is a selection, and not every winner of these awards is listed. Left out on purpose: titles with swearing or drug and drink words, EPs, mixtapes, remix albums and box sets, awards that went to a song rather than an album, the Brit awards of 1977, 1983 and 1984 (given on sales or as a one-off), albums whose article names no genre, and anything past five albums under one artist credit (the five with the strongest facts stay). The cap is counted per credit line: the 17 soundtracks, cast recordings and tribute albums credited to various artists are not capped, and a musician credited under several line-ups can appear more often, as Chick Corea does on 12 albums and Tony Bennett on 10. Text only: no cover art. 1,052 albums on the check date. Review interval: every 12 months, after the Grammy and Brit ceremonies. Licence: own work