I called it Landlocked because I displaced "Surf's Up" back to where it belongs.

1. Loop de Loop
2. Take a Load Off Your Feet
3. Disney Girls (1957)
4. 4th of July
5. Don't Go Near The Water
6. Sound of Free
7. Fallin' In Love
8. Feel Flows
9. 'Til I Die (Desper Mix)
10. A Day In The Life of a Tree
11. (Wouldn't It Be Nice To) Live Again

Half goofy/half darkly depressing and more Dennis-centric.

Anybody else think Spector's 1970s work with Dion, Leonard Cohen, and The Ramones is some of his best?

Yes. 

Death of a Ladies' Man is a shambling, drunken, recklessly beautiful album.

Sam Cooke - Live At The Harlem Club Square
Van Morrison - It's Too Late To Stop Now
Grateful Dead - Live/Dead
Miles Davis - Agharta/Pangaea
Allman Brothers Band - Live At The Fillmore
The Who - Live At Leeds
The Band - The Last Waltz
George Harrison - Concert for Bangladesh
Bob Dylan & The Band - Before The Flood
The Beach Boys - In Concert
Velvet Underground - Live At Max's Kansas City
Cheap Trick - At Budokan
Donovan - In Concert
James Brown - Live At The Apollo
Rolling Stones - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!
MC5 - Kick Out The Jams
Neil Young - Live Rust
Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains The Same

Thank you kindly. I do take pride in my collection. Listening to music takes up a substantial fraction of my time. I currently have so far: Top 50 albums of every year from 1965 - 1978 as well as a Top 600 Albums of All Time. The latter is very biased so I've left that on the back burner for now. Everyone feel free to post your own lists, be they Top 5 or Top 50.

I've compiled many greatest albums lists in my day and would like to see how others would compile, in their own opinions, their personal greatest albums lists. I chose to share with the board my 1966 list, as Pet Sounds is my favorite album of all and is relevant to this board, in particular. If this thread is relatively successful I have many other lists compiled that I would enjoy sharing. *In no way have I come up with a scientific process to accurately portray these albums in order, aside from perhaps the top 10 or 20, varying from list to list.*

• 1.   The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
  2.   The Beatles - Revolver
  3.   Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde
  4.   The Kinks - Face To Face
  5.   The Rolling Stones - Aftermath
  6.   The Mothers of Invention - Freak Out!
  7.   John Coltrane - Ascension
  8.   The Who - A Quick One
  9.   Otis Redding - Complete & Unbelievable
  10.   The 13th Floor Elevators - Psychedelic Sounds
  11.   Cream - Fresh Cream
  12.   Donovan - Sunshine Superman
  13.   Simon & Garfunkel - Parsley, Sage, Rosemary & Thyme
  14.   Yardbirds - Roger The Engineer
  15.   The Byrds - Fifth Dimension
  16.   Love - S/T
  17.   Simon & Garfunkel - Sounds of Silence
  18.   Buffy Sainte-Marie - Little Wheel Spin & Spin
  19.   The Young Rascals - S/T
  20.   The Animals - Best of
  21.   The Mamas & The Papas - If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears
  22.   The Rolling Stones - Big Hits
  23.   The Fugs - S/T
  24.   The Small Faces - S/T
  25.   Buffalo Springfield - S/T
  26.   The Beatles - Yesterday & Today
  27.   The Incredible String Band - S/T
  28.   Otis Redding - Soul Album
  29.   The Seeds - S/T
  30.   The Troggs - From Nowhere
  31.   Jefferson Airplane - Takes Off
  32.   The Seeds - A Web of Sound
  33.   John Fahey - The Great San Bernardino Birthday Party
  34.   The Misunderstood - The Lost Acetates
  35.   The Monks - Black Monk Time
  36.   John Mayall w/ Eric Clapton - Blues Breakers
  37.   Nina Simone - Wild is the Wind
  38.   Tim Buckley - S/T
  39.   Roy Harper - Sophisticated Beggar
  40.   Fred Neil - S/T
  41.   The Lovin' Spoonful - Hums of the Lovin' Spoonful
  42.   The Sonics - Boom
  43.   The Supremes - A Go-Go
  44.   The Godz - Contact High
  45.   Sun Ra - Other Planes of There
  46.   The Monkees - S/T
  47.   Lee Hazlewood - The Very Special World of...
  48.   Bert Jansch - Jack Orion
  49.   The Count Five - Psychotic Reaction
  50.   Sam & Dave - Hold On, I'm Comin'
  

Antony and The Johnsons - I Am A Bird Now... hands down.

My first Big Star album was Third/Sister Lovers. I fell in love with it upon first listen. Highly experimental and emotive. "Kangaroo" is one of the most beautiful, harrowing songs I've ever heard. Radio City is the greatest 70's bludgeoning-power-pop album of all time. #1 Record is only slightly less substantial musically as the aforementioned, (easily disputable,) but in my opinion, contains absolute essentials per "Feel," "Ballad of El Goodo," "In The Street," "Thirteen," "My Life Is Right," alongside a handful of beautiful acoustic tracks, and still ranks among the greatest albums of all time. I Am The Cosmos, too, is a fantastic listen, most appropriately paired with Radio City.

Note - Never would have thought my first words on a Beach Boys board would be regarding Big Star.

Heresy, right?