LISTA DE DISCOS QUE UM HOMEM DEVE TER

A revista masculina norte-americana "Esquire" divulgou em seu site na segunda feira (09) uma lista com os "75 discos que todo homem deve ter". A "Esquire" adverte que a lista não tem nenhuma ordem específica e que ela é "incompleta", mas traz álbuns essenciais para qualquer coleção de música pop que você queira ter.
Essa seleção passa por vários gêneros, desde o punk (Ramones, Minor Threat, Clash), soul (Otis Redding, Ray Charles, Temptations) e hip-hop (NaS, Notorious B.I.G., Beastie Boys), entre outros. A lista também varia entre artistas consagrados (Beatles, David Bowie, Rolling Stones) e banda mais obscuras (Explosions In The Sky, Luna, Bill Calahan). Outro ponto é a pequena quantidade de mulheres - só Tina Turner (em parceria com o ex-marido e falecido Ike Turner) e Liz Phair estão Listados.
Se eu fosse citar alguns discos de mulheres que um homem deve ter, citaria "Streisand In Concert 2006", "I'm Every Woman-The Best of Chaka Khan", "Ella Fitzgerald - The Stockholm Concert 1996", e outros que são bem legais para uma coleção.

Ai vai a lista que a revista fez.

“Darkness on the edge of town”, Bruce Springsteen
“Phases and stages”, Willie Nelson
“The Stone Roses”, The Stone Roses
“Lust for life”, Iggy Pop
“The rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars”, David Bowie
“Live at the Apollo”, James Brown
“What's going on”, Marvin Gaye
“Crooked rain, crooked rain”, Pavement
“Illmatic”, NaS
“Dire Straits”, Dire Straits
“American beauty, Grateful Dead
“Out of step”, Minor Threat
“Aftermath”, The Rolling Stones
“Paul's boutique”, The Beastie Boys
“Led Zeppelin I”, Led Zeppelin
“Imperial bedroom”, Elvis Costello
‘The Cars”, The Cars
“Being there”, Wilco
“Destroyer”, KISS
“The bends”, Radiohead
“Gettin' ready”, The Temptations
“Highway to hell”, AC/DC
“The dictionary of soul”, Otis Redding
“The headphone masterpiece”, Cody Chessnut
“The good, the bad, and the ugly soundtrack”, Ennio Morricone
“Blood on the tracks”, Bob Dylan
“Take a giant step/De ole foiks at home”, Taj Mahal
“Catch a fire”, Bob Marley
“MTV Unplugged in New York”, Nirvana
“The best of Mississippi John Hurt (Live at Oberlin College, 1966)”, Mississippi John Hurt
“The Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 1”, The Traveling Wilburys
“Live at the Old Quarter, Houston, Texas”, Townes Van Zandt
“Woke on a whaleheart”, Bill Callahan
“Rubber soul”, The Beatles
“The Velvet Underground & Nico”, Velvet Underground
“Workin' together”, Ike & Tina Turner
“The Earth is not a cold dead place”, Explosions in the Sky
“True stories”, Talking Heads
“This is hardcore”, Pulp
“Appetite for destruction”, Guns N' Roses
“In the wee small hours”, Frank Sinatra
“Sketches of Spain”, Miles Davis
“Combat rock”, The Clash
“Road to ruin”, The Ramones
“Marquee moon”, Television
“Animals”, Pink Floyd
“Doolittle”, The Pixies
“The adventures of Slick Rick”, Slick Rick
“Ready to die”, The Notorious B.I.G.
“The unreleased recordings”, Hank Williams
“Ten’, Pearl Jam
“Band of gypsys”, Jimi Hendrix
“Brighter than creation's dark”, Drive-By Truckers
“Modern sounds in country and western music”, Ray Charles
“...And justice for all”, Metallica
“Fair warning”, Van Halen
“Reasonable doubt”, Jay-Z
“Pet sounds”, Beach Boys
“Exile in Guyville”, Liz Phair
“Look sharp!”, Joe Jackson
“Songs in the key of life”, Stevie Wonder
“Rage Against the Machine”, Rage Against the Machine
“Who's next”, The Who
“Left to his own devices”, Vic Chessnut
“Sinfonia Nº. 5”, Beethoven
“Night beat”, Sam Cooke
“Songs of Leonard Cohen”, Leonard Cohen
“Penthouse”, Luna
“Buena Vista Social Club”, Buena Vista Social Club
“Small change”, Tom Waits
“Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison (Live)”, Johnny Cash
“Harvest”, Neil Young
“Mingus ah um”, Charles Mingus
“Sinfonia Nº. 5”, Gustav Mahler
“Grace”, Jeff Buckley