The Idiot

 

In 1976, Iggy Pop and David Bowie moved to Berlin, hoping the change of scenery would make it easier for both of them to kick drugs.  During their time in Berlin, Bowie would record the three albums that make up his 'Berlin Trilogy', and also collaborate on two solo albums with Iggy, the first one being 'The Idiot'.  

I was never crazy about Bowie's 'Berlin Trilogy', but 'The Idiot' would certainly make my list of Top 25 Best Rock 'N' Roll albums.  

The full album can be found here or here.

Forever Changes

   

I once read that Love was Jimi Hendrix's favorite band.  Released in 1967, 'Forever Changes' is their third album.

You can find the full album here or here.

Confessions Of A Knife

 

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult consists of Groovie Mann (Frankie Nardiello), Buzz McCoy (Marston Daley), and whatever collection of goofballs and weirdos happen to be playing with them at the time.  

Released in 1990, 'Confessions Of A Knife' is their second studio album.

The full album can be found here or here.