1. Dookie

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. 10 March 2002. 60 min

Green Day

2. Pyromania

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. 17 March 2002. 60 min

When they went into the studio to make Pyromania, Def Leppard were just another meat and potatoes rock band with two flop albums and a silly name. But producer Mutt Lange had a dream of stadium-filling choruses, whomping drum tracking, and turning these Sheffield wannabes into pop-rock gods. VH1 tells the tale of how one guitar player and thousands of overdubs later, a masterpiece was born.

3. Legend

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. 31 March 2002. 60 min

Bob Marley & the Wailers

4. Slippery When Wet

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. 28 April 2002. 60 min

Bon Jovi

5. Bat Out of Hell

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. 26 May 2002. 60 min

Meat Loaf From Iceland to Italy, rock fans around the world almost immediately understood the power of Bat Out of Hell. But it took a while for America to get to the heart of Meat Loaf's rock musical, which ultimately put some much-needed body fluids back into rock ‘n' roll. Here were seven turbo-charged songs - nay, arias - about things that made sense to anyone who'd ever lived through prom night.

6. Blood Sugar Sex Magick

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. 2 June 2002. 60 min

Red Hot Chili Peppers Red Hot Chili Peppers were the world's greatest party band - except the world didn't know it yet. All that changed with Blood Sugar Sex Magik. Inspired by sobriety, a new guitarist, and maybe a ghost or two, the veteran group's 1991 crossover success redefined the California sound. Ultimate Albums celebrates the sexy insanity of the disc's popfunknroll.

7. The Marshall Mathers LP

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. 16 June 2002. 60 min

Eminem

8. Raising Hell

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. 23 June 2002. 60 min

Run-DMC

14. Back In Black

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. 4 June 2003. 60 min

In April 1980, AC/DC's vocalist, Bon Scott, died from heavy drinking one night and choked. After that, Brian Johnson replaced Scott. Later that year, Back in Black was recorded and was considered AC/DC's greatest album of all time and still is considered that today.

15. The Black Album

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. 5 July 2003. 60 min

This episode explores why twelve years after its release ""Metallica"" stands as one of the best selling rock albums of all-time.