I 50 album più belli del 2017 secondo Rolling Stone

Manca un mese circa alla fine del 2017 e Rolling Stone ha già deciso quali sono i 50 dischi più belli del 2017. Al primo posto, consacrato dalla critica, l’album di Kendrick Lamar, DAMN. Seconda posizione per Melodrama di Lorde, non particolarmente brillante nelle vendite ma in grado di essere anche inserito nelle nomination per i Grammy 2018. Ottimo anche il parere sull’ultimo disco degli U2, Songs of Experience. Apprezzato il ritorno sulle scene musicali di Kesha con il suo Rainbow, dopo mesi e mesi di scontri con Dr Luke, tra accuse e smentite del diretto interessato. Qui sotto potete leggere la classifica completa con i 50 titoli. Tra i nomi troverete anche Taylor Swift, Jay-Z Sam Smith, Harry Styles (snobbato, invece, ai Grammy) e Lana Del Rey.

I 50 album più belli del 2017 secondo Rolling Stone

1. Kendrick Lamar, ‘DAMN.’
2. Lorde, ‘Melodrama’
3. U2, ‘Songs of Experience’
4. Kesha, ‘Rainbow’
5. LCD Soundsystem, ‘American Dream’
6. Khalid, ‘American Teen’
7. Taylor Swift, ‘Reputation’
8. Queens of the Stone Age, ‘Villains’
9. Migos, ‘Culture’
10. Sam Smith, ‘The Thrill of It All’
11. The National, ‘Sleep Well Beast’
12. JAY-Z, ‘4:44’
13. Randy Newman, ‘Dark Matter’
14. Waxahatchee, ‘Out in the Storm’
15. Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile, ‘Lotta Sea Lice’
16. Margo Price, ‘All American Made’
17. Harry Styles, ‘Harry Styles’
18. St. Vincent, ‘Masseduction’
19. Father John Misty, ‘Pure Comedy’
20. SZA, ‘Ctrl’
21. Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, ‘The Nashville Sound’
22. Sheer Mag, ‘Need to Feel Your Love’
23. lin, ‘Black Origami’
24. Valerie June, ‘The Order of Time’
25. Paramore, ‘After Laughter’
26. Lana Del Rey, ‘Lust for Life’
27. Drake, ‘More Life’
28. Vince Staples, ‘Big Fish Theory’
29. Jay Som, ‘Everybody Works’
30. Chris Stapleton, ‘From a Room: Volume 1’
31. Songhoy Blues, ‘Résistance’
32. Robert Plant, ‘Carry Fire’
33. Vijay Iyer Sextet, ‘Far From Over’
34. Open Mike Eagle, ‘Brick Body Kids Still Daydream’
35. Bob Dylan, ‘Triplicate’
36 Lindsay Buckingham/Christine McVie, ‘Lindsay Buckingham/Christine McVie’
37. Liam Gallagher, ‘As You Were’ e Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, ‘Who Built the Moon?’
38. Residente, ‘Residente’
39. Japanese Breakfast, ‘Soft Sounds From Another Planet’
40. Grizzly Bear, ‘Painted Ruins’
41. Gregg Allman, ‘Southern Blood’
42. Beck, ‘Colors’
43. Ornette Coleman, ‘Celebrate Ornette’
44. The New Pornographers, ‘Whiteout Conditions’
45. Tracy Bonham, ‘Modern Burdens’
46. Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, ‘Soul of a Woman’
47. Low Cut Connie, ‘Dirty Pictures (Part One)’
48. Chronixx, ‘Chronology’
49. Foo Fighters, ‘Concrete and Gold’
50. Code Orange, ‘Forever’