Anton Graham Music Awards 1994 Album of the Year - Sting Fields of Gold Best Pop Album : Ace of Base Most Cathartically Satisfying Album : Nine Inch Nails Worst Critically Acclaimed Album : Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet Best Obscure Female Singer Album : Noa Best Haircut : Elvis Costello - Brutal Youth Best Re:working of Ouevre : re-mixed extra tracks on Stings many singles Best Solo Jazz Guitar Album : Martin Taylor - Spirit of Django Best Obscure Pop Album : Jamiroquai - Space Cowboy Best Female Singer Album (not her best, but mediocre, she still wins) : Joni Mitchell - Turbulent Indigo Best Live album : John McLaughlin - Tokyo Live Most Stridently Opinionated Album : Sinead OConnor - Universal Mother Best Metheny album : We Live Here (okay, Im a bit early - its due out on Jan 17) Best World/Western Music Hybrid Effort : Ry Cooder - A Meeting by the River Best World/Dance Album : Youssou NDour - The Guide Best Rap Band : Salt n Peppa (no competition) Most Glaring Lack of a New Album : Jellyfish Best new Beatles album (only 30 years late) : Beatles - BBC sessions Best Troggs Cover Version : Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All Around Best Laser Disk : Sting - Ten Summoners Tales Most Unexpectedly Good Album : Kylie Minogue - Kylie Minogue Most disappointing re-issue : Woodstock - complete (sounds different) Best Jazz Piano album : Michel Petrucciani - Marvellous Best Comeback Album : Jimmy Page and Robert Plant - No Quarter Best Banjo/Bluegrass/Techno Dance Single : The Grid - Swamp Thing Most Unnecessary Cover Version : G&R - Sympathy For the Devil Best As-Yet Un-Released Album : Eugene Pao - (untitled) Most Useful Aid For School Sex Education Classes : Prince - Come Best Bootleg : Sting Live (They Dance Alone) Best Zappa Album : Civilization Phase III Best Classical/Jazz Hybrid Effort : Jan Garbarek/Hilliard Ensemble - Officium Least Creative Album Name : Seal - Seal (again)