Guitarist - The top 50 most influential guitar albums of all time ever! (december 1994)

1	Jimi Hendrix	Are you experienced?	1967
2	Van Halen	Van Halen	1978
3	Led zeppelin	Led zeppelin 2	1969
4	Cream	Disraeli gears	1967
5	John Mayall	Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton	1966
6	Jeff Beck	Blow by blow	1975
7	Jimi Hendrix	Axis : bold as love	1967
8	Deep purple	In rock	1970
9	Shadows	The Shadows	1961
10	Guns n' roses	Appetite for destruction	1987
11	Rolling stones	The Rolling stones	1964
12	Joe Satriani	Surfing with the alien	1987
13	Dire straits	Dire straits	1978
14	Nirvana	Nevermind	1991
15	Black sabbath	Black sabbath, vol. 4	1972
16	David Lee Roth	Eat 'em and smile	1986
17	AC/DC	Back in black	1980
18	Sex pistols	Never mind the bollocks, here's the Sex pistols	1977
19	Queen	Queen	1973
20	Larry Carlton	Larry Carlton	1978
21	Who	The Who live at Leeds	1970
22	Buddy Holly & the Crickets	The "chirping" Crickets	1957
23	Beatles	Revolver	1966
24	Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double trouble	Texas flood	1983
25	Smiths	Hatful of hollow	1984
26	Iron maiden	Iron maiden	1980
27	Jimi Hendrix	Electric ladyland	1968
28	Yngwie Malmsteen´s Rising force	Marching out	1985
29	Pink floyd	Dark side of the moon	1973
30	U2	The unforgettable fire	1984
31	Ozzy Osbourne	Blizzard of Ozz	1980
32	Santana	Abraxas	1970
33	David Bowie	The rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust and the spiders from Mars	1972
34	Prince and the Revolution	Purple rain	1984
35	Metallica	Master of puppets	1986
36	Police	Outlandos d'amour	1978
37	Eagles	Hotel California	1976
38	Extreme	Pornograffitti	1990
39	Yes	The Yes album	1971
40	George Benson	Breezin'	1976
41	Frank Zappa	Hot rats	1969
42	Derek and the Dominos	Layla and other assorted love songs	1970
43	Gene Vincent and the Blue caps	Gene Vincent and the Blue caps	1957
44	Ricky Nelson	Ricky sings again	1959
45	Al DiMeola	Elegant gypsy	1977
46	Allman brothers band	At Fillmore East	1971
47	James Brown	Live at The Apollo, october 24, 1962	1963
48	Joe Pass	Virtuoso	1973
49	Neil Young	Harvest	1972
50	Toto	Toto IV	1982