EaglesBest Eagles Albums Ranked
7.9
Avg Score
142
Opinions
16
Albums
13
Reviewers
Summary from 142 ratings
On Wavelength, fans have rated Eagles's catalog across 16 albums from 142 opinions, with an overall average of 7.9/10. The top-rated Eagles album is Hotel California (1976) with a 8.6/10 average from 10 ratings, followed by One of These Nights and Eagles. The discography on Wavelength spans 1972 to 2007. Hotel California ranks as the highest-rated Eagles song on Wavelength with a 9.4/10 average.
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Hotel California
Hotel California
One of These Nights
One of These Nights
Lyin' Eyes
One of These Nights
Life In the Fast Lane
Hotel California
The Last Resort
Hotel California
Take It to the Limit
One of These Nights
The Very Best of Eagles
“Eagles concert tickets may be overpriced, but this best-of — thirty-three songs on two discs, plus a DVD — is a bargain. Superseding two established phenomena — Greatest Hits (at 28 million copies sold, music’s all-time best seller) and Greatest Hits Volume 2 (11 million sold) — The Very Best incorporates every song from both […]”
Long Road Out of Eden
“"Long Road Out of Eden," the ten-minute centerpiece of this two-CD, twenty-song album, epitomizes everything that is familiar, surprising, overstretched and, in many ways, right about the entire set. The song echoes the title hit of 1976’s Hotel California, the Eagles’ defining monument to mirage, money and no escape. But this time the desert is […]”
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Hell Freezes Over (Remastered) [Live]
“Perhaps the two most popular bands of the ’70s, Led Zeppelin and the Eagles represented opposite poles of the musical impulses of that time. Having started out as something of an epic blues quartet — the sound that spawned a million metal bands — Zeppelin grew increasingly exotic in their sources, drawing on the spookier […]”
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