What is the best Garth Brooks album?
Genre-defining blockbusters, moody left turns, holiday detours and a hard-won comeback all jostle for the top spot. Where does your favorite land?
1No FencesBrooks's 1990 breakthrough and best-selling album, home to 'Friends in Low Places' and 'The Thunder Rolls'.1000pts
2Ropin' the WindThe 1991 album that became the first country record to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.663pts
3SevensThe 1997 chart-topper featuring 'Longneck Bottle' and 'Two Piña Coladas'.631pts
4Beyond the SeasonHis 1992 holiday album, one of the best-selling Christmas country records.546pts
5In PiecesThe 1993 release packed with hits like 'Callin' Baton Rouge' and 'Ain't Goin' Down'.473pts
6Fresh HorsesThe 1995 album that included 'She's Every Woman' and 'The Beaches of Cheyenne'.473pts
7GunslingerA 2016 album written largely with his wife Trisha Yearwood in mind.387pts
8ScarecrowHis 2001 album marking a comeback, featuring a duet with George Jones.387pts
9Double LiveThe 1998 concert album that became the best-selling live album in U.S. history.284pts
10The ChaseThe 1992 album featuring the gospel-tinged anthem 'We Shall Be Free'.284pts
11Man Against MachineHis 2014 return-from-retirement studio album after a 13-year gap.284pts
12The Magic of ChristmasA 1999 holiday collection of seasonal standards and originals.284pts
13Garth BrooksHis self-titled 1989 debut that introduced 'The Dance' and 'If Tomorrow Never Comes'.158pts
14FunHis upbeat 2020 studio album including the Blake Shelton duet 'Dive Bar'.158pts
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