OT Rolling Stone Mag's The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time

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    Arguably the 500 greatest albums known to English language listeners.
     
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    Doggystyle at 340 seems a bit low. The rest I agree with.
     
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    Ahh. My good friend at 482!
     
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    I can't believe how low they had Al Green's greatest hits, Bonnie Raits Nick of Time, The Stooges, The Supremes or Muddy Waters anthology...even Marvin Gaye's Here my Dear....didn't get past the bottom 50....they must factor record sales into it
     
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    I didn't read the whole list but in the bottom they had King Sunny Ade...that's a Nigerian Band...Juju music...also called High Life.
     
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    joshua tree #135?????
     
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    Led Zepplin IV at 58? Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon at 55? Queen: A Night At The Opera 128?
     
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    Your "good friend"... is from The Pharcyde!?
     
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    Horrible rankings. But music is different to different people. They should just say top 500 without assigning any rankings in my opinion.
     
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    The Doors: The Doors album at #82. What kinda shit is that?
     
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    Yeah Al Green"s gh's way to low.
     
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    A poll that gets people to read, listen, and debate great music doesn't seem like a bad thing to me.
     
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    I agree....ranking art is a pretty useless practice but what I get from it is maybe several albums I've never heard..always a plus. I mean they don't have any classical music there at all so....
     
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    Classical music wasn't released in an album format.
     
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    huh? I have a lot of classical albums in my collection...Best of Segovia...Antone Brueckner...it's no big deal but there are classical albums my friend...just not Rolling Stones audience.
     
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    sure...but that music is interpreted today by modern artists using modern recording techniques and pressed into albums...see Deutschgrammaphone
     

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