Readers' Poll Results: Top 10 Guitar Albums of 1995
There was a bevy of great guitar albums released in 1995; here are the top 10 that won your votes. It's a sound collection made up of equal parts hard rock and grunge, with some blues and death metal making well-deserved appearances.
The top two albums came down to a numbers duel. Though it was close, the No. 1 record edged out No. 2 early in the race and never lost its lead.
The remaining albums performed well, but it was a runaway battle from the start between the top two. Both albums were fine turnouts from two popular -- but generation-divided -- bands.
In the end, however, only one could take home the title of Best Guitar Album of 1995. Check out the gallery below to see who got it.
And thanks again for voting!
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