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?

1

No Fences

Brooks's 1990 breakthrough and best-selling album, home to 'Friends in Low Places' and 'The Thunder Rolls'.

1000pts

2

Ropin' the Wind

The 1991 album that became the first country record to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

771pts

3

Sevens

The 1997 chart-topper featuring 'Longneck Bottle' and 'Two Piña Coladas'.

749pts

4

Beyond the Season

His 1992 holiday album, one of the best-selling Christmas country records.

691pts

5

In Pieces

The 1993 release packed with hits like 'Callin' Baton Rouge' and 'Ain't Goin' Down'.

642pts

6

Fresh Horses

The 1995 album that included 'She's Every Woman' and 'The Beaches of Cheyenne'.

642pts

7

Gunslinger

A 2016 album written largely with his wife Trisha Yearwood in mind.

584pts

8

Scarecrow

His 2001 album marking a comeback, featuring a duet with George Jones.

584pts

9

Double Live

The 1998 concert album that became the best-selling live album in U.S. history.

513pts

10

The Chase

The 1992 album featuring the gospel-tinged anthem 'We Shall Be Free'.

513pts

11

Man Against Machine

His 2014 return-from-retirement studio album after a 13-year gap.

513pts

12

The Magic of Christmas

A 1999 holiday collection of seasonal standards and originals.

513pts

13

Garth Brooks

His self-titled 1989 debut that introduced 'The Dance' and 'If Tomorrow Never Comes'.

428pts

14

Fun

His upbeat 2020 studio album including the Blake Shelton duet 'Dive Bar'.

428pts