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0 Subject: Rock 'n Roll HOF - Top 200 Albums

Posted by: Great One - [201155199] Wed, Mar 07, 2007, 22:53
 
 
Definitive 200
 
The following list - the Definitive 200 - was developed by NARM, the National Association of Recording Merchandisers in celebration of the art form of the record album. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is pleased to recognize this varied collection of some of history’s most influencial and popular albums, many of which are Hall of Fame Inductees.
 
 
 
1. BEATLES – SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND
2. PINK FLOYD – DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
3. MICHAEL JACKSON – THRILLER
4. LED ZEPPELIN – LED ZEPPELIN IV
5. U2 – JOSHUA TREE
6. ROLLING STONES – EXILE ON MAIN STREET
7. CAROLE KING – TAPESTRY
8. BOB DYLAN – HIGHWAY ‘61 REVISITED
9. BEACH BOYS – PET SOUNDS
10. NIRVANA – NEVERMIND
11. PEARL JAM – TEN
12. BEATLES – ABBEY ROAD
13. SANTANA – SUPERNATURAL
14. METALLICA – METALLICA
15. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – BORN TO RUN
16. PRINCE – PURPLE RAIN
17. AC/DC – BACK IN BLACK
18. ROLLING STONES – LET IT BLEED
19. DOORS – DOORS
20. GRATEFUL DEAD – AMERICAN BEAUTY
21. SHANIA TWAIN – COME ON OVER
22. WHO – WHO’S NEXT
23. STEVIE WONDER – SONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE
24. FLEETWOOD MAC – RUMOURS
25. PINK FLOYD – WALL
26. ALANIS MORISSETTE – JAGGED LITTLE PILL
27. NORAH JONES – COME AWAY WITH ME
28. EMINEM – MARSHALL MATHERS LP
29. OUTKAST – SPEAKERBOXX-LOVE BELOW
30. DR. DRE – CHRONIC
31. BEASTIE BOYS – LICENSED TO ILL
32. GUNS ‘N ROSES –APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION
33. DIXIE CHICKS – WIDE OPEN SPACES
34. MILES DAVIS – KIND OF BLUE
35. EAGLES – HOTEL CALIFORNIA
36. DEF LEPPARD – HYSTERIA
37. SOUNDTRACK – GREASE
38. MARVIN GAYE – WHAT’S GOING ON
39. BEATLES – WHITE ALBUM
40. SOUNDTRACK – SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER
41. JIMI HENDRIX – ARE YOU EXPERIENCED?
42. BEATLES – REVOLVER
43. BOSTON – BOSTON
44. BON JOVI – SLIPPERY WHEN WET
45. U2 – ACHTUNG BABY
46. WHITNEY HOUSTON – WHITNEY HOUSTON
47. LED ZEPPELIN – LED ZEPPELIN II
48. DAVE MATTHEWS BAND – CRASH
49. ROLLING STONES – STICKY FINGERS
50. GREEN DAY – DOOKIE
51. LED ZEPPELIN – HOUSES OF THE HOLY
52. JONI MITCHELL – BLUE
53. ELVIS PRESLEY – ELVIS AT SUN
54. AEROSMITH – TOYS IN THE ATTIC
55. LAURYN HILL – MISEDUCATION OF LAURYN HILL
56. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – BORN IN THE U.S.A.
57. 50 CENT – GET RICH OR DIE TRYIN’
58. AC/DC – HIGHWAY TO HELL
59. NOTORIOUS B.I.G. – LIFE AFTER DEATH
60. VAN HALEN – VAN HALEN
61. GREEN DAY – AMERICAN IDIOT
62. BLACK SABBATH – PARANOID
63. EMINEM – EMINEM SHOW
64. JEWEL – PIECES OF YOU
65. COLDPLAY – RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD
66. MEATLOAF – BAT OUT OF HELL
67. USHER – CONFESSIONS
68. KID ROCK – DEVIL WITHOUT A CAUSE
69. GEORGE HARRISON – ALL THINGS MUST PASS
70. BILLY JOEL – STRANGER
71. EAGLES – HELL FREEZES OVER
72. VAN MORRISON – MOONDANCE
73. REM – AUTOMATIC FOR THE PEOPLE
74. PHIL COLLINS – NO JACKET REQUIRED
75. METALLICA – MASTER OF PUPPETS
76. FAITH HILL – BREATHE
77. JOHNNY CASH – AT FOLSOM PRISON
78. JOHN COLTRANE – LOVE SUPREME
79. PINK FLOYD – WISH YOU WERE HERE
80. MICHAEL JACKSON – OFF THE WALL
81. MARVIN GAYE – LET’S GET IT ON
82. BOB SEGER – NIGHT MOVES
83. PAUL SIMON – GRACELAND
84. LINKIN PARK – HYBRID THEORY
85. PRINCE – 1999
86. DEF LEPPARD – PYROMANIA
87. JANET JACKSON – CONTROL
88. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS – BLOOD SUGAR SEX MAGIK
89. DIRE STRAITS – BROTHERS IN ARMS
90. TUPAC – ALL EYEZ ON ME
91. MATCHBOX TWENTY – YOURSELF OR SOMEONE LIKE YOU
92. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS – CALIFORNICATION
93. LED ZEPPELIN – PHYSICAL GRAFFITI
94. NELLY – COUNTRY GRAMMAR
95. CREED – HUMAN CLAY
96. CLASH – LONDON CALLING
97. CELINE DION – FALLING INTO YOU
98. NEIL YOUNG – HARVEST
99. SOUNDTRACK – DIRTY DANCING
100. DIXIE CHICKS – HOME
101. TOM PETTY – FULL MOON FEVER
102. VAN HALEN – 1984
103. SOUNDTRACK – TITANIC
104. CROSBY STILLS & NASH – DΙJΐ VU
105. TLC – CRAZYSEXYCOOL
106. BECK – ODELAY
107. KENNY G – BREATHLESS
108. NWA. – STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON
109. SEX PISTOLS – NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS
110. BEATLES – RUBBER SOUL
111. RADIOHEAD – O.K. COMPUTER
112. SIMON & GARFUNKEL – BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER
113. DIXIE CHICKS – FLY
114. METALLICA – AND JUSTICE FOR ALL
115. MICHAEL JACKSON – DANGEROUS
116. MARIAH CAREY – DAYDREAM
117. SOUNDTRACK – TOP GUN
118. ELTON JOHN – GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD
119. POLICE – SYNCHRONICITY
120. NO DOUBT – TRAGIC KINGDOM
121. ROLLING STONES – BEGGAR’S BANQUET
122. R KELLY – R
123. TOOL – LATERALUS
124. OASIS – WHAT’S THE STORY MORNING GLORY
125. BOB MARLEY – EXODUS
126. JOURNEY – ESCAPE
127. CHRISTINA AGUILERA – CHRISTINA AGUILERA
128. JAY-Z – BLUEPRINT
129. ALICIA KEYS – DIARY OF ALICIA KEYS
130. SOUNDTRACK – O BROTHER WHERE ART THOU?
131. CARS – CARS
132. ENYA – DAY WITHOUT RAIN
133. NATALIE COLE – UNFORGETTABLE WITH LOVE NATALIE COLE
134. SOUNDTRACK – FOOTLOOSE
135. LIONEL RICHIE – CAN’T SLOW DOWN
136. SARAH MCLACHLAN – SURFACING
137. BONNIE RAITT – NICK OF TIME
138. METALLICA – RIDE THE LIGHTNING
139. SHERYL CROW – TUESDAY NIGHT MUSIC CLUB
140. FRANK SINATRA – IN THE WEE SMALL HOURS
141. EARTH WIND FIRE – GRATITUDE
142. ZZ TOP – ELIMINATOR
143. WILLIE NELSON – RED HEADED STRANGER
144. JOHN LENNON – IMAGINE
145. TONI BRAXTON – TONI BRAXTON
146. ETTA JAMES – AT LAST
147. ELVIS PRESLEY – ELVIS PRESLEY
148. CAT STEVENS – TEA FOR THE TILLERMAN
149. SMASHING PUMPKINS – MELLON COLLIE & THE INFINITE SADNESS
150. DAVE BRUBECK – TIME OUT
151. JANET JACKSON – JANET
152. QUEEN – A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
153. OZZY OSBOURNE – BLIZZARD OF OZZ
154. WILL SMITH – BIG WILLIE STYLE
155. PRINCE – SIGN OF THE TIMES
156. PUBLIC ENEMY – IT TAKES A NATION OF MILLIONS TO HOLD US BACK
157. BOB DYLAN – BLOOD ON THE TRACKS
158. GEORGE MICHAEL – FAITH
159. BOYZ II MEN – COOLEYHIGHHARMONY
160. DESTINY’S CHILD – WRITING’S ON THE WALL
161. JAY-Z – BLACK ALBUM
162. AVRIL LAVIGNE – LET GO
163. FUGEES – SCORE
164. MADONNA – LIKE A VIRGIN
165. LED ZEPPELIN – LED ZEPPELIN
166. STEVIE RAY VAUGHN – TEXAS FLOOD
167. STONE TEMPLE PILOTS – CORE
168. ORIGINAL CAST – PHANTOM OF THE OPERA HIGHLIGHTS
169. JETHRO TULL – AQUALUNG
170. TUPAC – ME AGAINST THE WORLD
171. DAVID BOWIE – RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST
172. SHAKIRA – LAUNDRY SERVICE
173. SOUNDTRACK – FORREST GUMP
174. AL GREEN – CALL ME
175. CURTIS MAYFIELD – SUPERFLY
176. LIVE – THROWING COPPER
177. GEORGE BENSON – BREEZIN’
178. WHITE STRIPES – WHITE BLOOD CELLS
179. LYNYRD SKYNYRD – PRONOUNCED LEH-NERD SKIN-ERD
180. SADE – DIAMOND LIFE
181. FLEETWOOD MAC – FLEETWOOD MAC
182. PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS – BAND ON THE RUN
183. BEYONCE – DANGEROUSLY IN LOVE
184. ANITA BAKER – RAPTURE
185. NAS – IIIMATIC
186. BARBRA STREISAND – A STAR IS BORN
187. EARTH WIND FIRE – THAT’S THE WAY OF THE WORLD
188. ANITA BAKER – RHYTHM OF LOVE
189. JAY-Z – IN MY LIFETIME VOL 1
190. LL COOL J – MAMA SAID KNOCK YOU OUT
191. STEELY DAN – AJA
192. WILLIE NELSON – STARDUST
193. ARETHA FRANKLIN – SPARKLE
194. ANDREA BOCELLI – ANDREA
195. BOB DYLAN – BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME
196. LUTHER VANDROSS – NEVER TOO MUCH
197. U2 – ALL THAT YOU CAN’T LEAVE BEHIND
198. RUSH – 2112
199. OUTKAST – AQUEMINI
200. GRAND FUNK RAILROAD – WE’RE AN AMERICAN BAND
1Great One
      ID: 201155199
      Wed, Mar 07, 2007, 22:54 		Now this will start some discussion... :)

Can someone do that counting thing in excel to determine the number of albums by artist?
2Perm Dude
      ID: 3221379
      Wed, Mar 07, 2007, 23:08 		Heavy on rock, very light on jazz and blues. Kid Rock but no blues artists at all? No Benny Goodman,Bird, etc? Etta James represented by a slow covers album?

Shakira? Beyonce? This whole list reminds me of some early internet web pages, which consisted of people putting up the names of the albums they own to show how varied their tastes are. Maybe this lady had a vote.
3TB
      Sherpa
      ID: 031811922
      Wed, Mar 07, 2007, 23:14
BEATLES 5
LED ZEPPELIN 5
METALLICA 4
ROLLING STONES 4
BOB DYLAN 3
DIXIE CHICKS 3
JAY-Z 3
MICHAEL JACKSON 3
PINK FLOYD 3
PRINCE 3
U2 3
AC/DC 2
ANITA BAKER 2
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 2
DEF LEPPARD 2
EAGLES 2
EARTH WIND FIRE 2
ELVIS PRESLEY 2
EMINEM 2
FLEETWOOD MAC 2
GREEN DAY 2
JANET JACKSON 2
MARVIN GAYE 2
OUTKAST 2
RED HOT CHILIPEPPERS 2
TUPAC 2
VAN HALEN 2
WILLIE NELSON 2
4TB
      Sherpa
      ID: 031811922
      Wed, Mar 07, 2007, 23:16 		All the rest are listed once. Eight different soundtracks are listed and then you also have solo artists listed and their band listed (Ozzy and Sabbath, McCartney and Beatles, etc.) which I didn't count.
5TB
      Sherpa
      ID: 031811922
      Wed, Mar 07, 2007, 23:24 		I am with you, PD. You cannot have the Definitive 200 list and not even touch on each genre of music. I usually hate when we try to rank music all lumped together. Even just trying to rate "rock" and putting the Beatles, Elvis, Metallica, Zeppelin, Floyd, and on and on into the same list makes my head ache.
6Frick
      Donor
      ID: 3410101718
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 09:56 		29. OUTKAST – SPEAKERBOXX-LOVE BELOW
30. DR. DRE – CHRONIC
31. BEASTIE BOYS – LICENSED TO ILL

Putting Outkast infront of two of the most defining albums of a genre goes to the point made above of someone's early internet list of music they own.

7Tim Hardaway
      Sustainer
      ID: 053272014
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 12:07 		That Outkast album has been one of the biggest of the last 10 years, but I agree it shouldn't be ahead of either of those when you add in their impact (in a recent poll on greatest songs of all time, "Hey Ya" and "Smells Like Teen Spirit" were the only "modern" songs in the top 25 or so).
8Great One
      Sustainer
      ID: 053272014
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 12:15 		That Tim Hardaway, he's always butting his nose in. I think he meant "top 250" of that ranking.
9Boxman
      ID: 251142612
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 13:23 		Santana's Supernatural at 13 while The Wall is at 25? Please.

The best they've got Jimi Hendrix at is 41? The man revolutionized the guitar. He was, and arguably is, the gold standard for guitarists.

Help me out here, but I didn't see the soundtrack to Tommy on there. The friggin' Top Gun soundtrack makes it, but not Tommy? What gives?
10Great One
      Sustainer
      ID: 053272014
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 13:29 		Highway to the Danger Zone!!! Whohoo!!!

(I kid... I kid... :)
11Perm Dude
      ID: 5325288
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 13:49 		ROFL! Yeah, Kenny Loggins over The Who, who were at the vanguard of rock opera.

Of course, to borrow another piece from The Onion:

History of Rock Written by the Losers
12Kyle
      Donor
      ID: 52753312
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 14:40 		Also along the Who lines Shania Twain ahead of them? I am confused. And not having Tommy is appalling.
13KnicksFan
      Sustainer
      ID: 030815418
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 15:02 		What's with the soundtracks? I mean sure Forrest Gump has a killer soundtrack, but none of the music was recorded for the film...it's just like a great mixtape. They might as well throw Greatest Hits albums in this list, or Now That's What I Call Music 437.
14Boxman
      ID: 571114225
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 18:47 		While we're at it KnicksFan, let's throw Monster Jams and Monster Booty on there too. They ought to just make the mockery official instead of trying to pass off this list as something legit. ;)

I'd mention the song "Take My Breath Away" from Top Gun, but the homophobe in me won't. :)
15TB
      Sherpa
      ID: 031811922
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 18:58 		I've tried several times to talk about this list and it's too big a task. I suppose I can nitpick a little here and there.

Rush Moving Pictures is higher on my list than 2112. I like and have both, but Moving Pictures isn't even listed.
16TB
      Sherpa
      ID: 031811922
      Thu, Mar 08, 2007, 19:20 		The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is pleased to recognize this varied collection of some of history’s most influencial and popular albums...

.50 cent and Beyonce? I like and own both, but where are Britney Spears and the Back Street Boys if we are going to list artists based on recent commercial success?

Anita Baker on the list, twice? Dixie Chicks 3 times?

I agree about soundtracks. If you are going to have them then include greatest hits albums like the Eagles GH 1971-1975 or Steve Miller Band GH. Another of my favorites is Bad Company 10 from 6.

I am sure I will have more to add.
17Boxman
      ID: 211139621
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 06:35 		Since they said the word influential with this listing, how can Johnny Cash's At Folsum Prison be behind either of the Green Day albums? I think Green Day just influenced more alternative rock that it was already an existing part of.

Cash's album was a totally different thing. One of the inmates wrote one of the songs.

18Great One
      Sustainer
      ID: 053272014
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 15:07 		Tree not posting his thoughts must mean that he wholeheartedly agrees with all the rankings! :)
19Tree
      ID: 29082512
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 15:17 		because TB requested it in another thread...

i've actually bitten my tongue in this thread, because there is so much to be said, that it's really difficult to know where to start.

i'll start by saying "i don't get it", about this list.

it's the Rock-and-Roll Hall-of-Fame list, so, to a certain extent, you would expect some genres to be left out, even with a very loose definition of "Rock-and-Roll".

that being said, to leave blues off a R&R list entirely borderlines on being so completely stupid, it goes a long way to negating the entire list.

but, the biggest problem, is figuring out how this list came about. is it based on sales? influence of the album? of the artist? etc etc

it's certainly a confusing list. Seeing Pearl Jam ranked so high is pretty confusing. Seeing Shania Twain ranked so high is absolutely baffling. that being said, i think her high ranking is more a testament to the brilliance of her husband, Mutt Lange.

Lange needs to be at the top of TB's list. he had a hand in producing at least 5 of the records on that list - Shania's, the AC/DC records, and the Def Leppard records.

just, the whole list is confusing. a great majority of those records need to be there. but Shania? Dave Matthews? Linkin Park? Titanic soundtrack?

just to name a few...


Bob Marley at 125? come on.

like i said, i don't know where to start. i simply don't "get" this list at all.
20TB
      Sherpa
      ID: 031811922
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 15:23 		You know, I hadn't really even got to looking at how they were ranked. I was still stuck on who got put on the list and who get left off. I know it has to be hard to limit a lumped-together list to 200 albums. You have to balance pioneers with commercial success.

Nirvana and Pearl Jam, but no Soundgarden? Did George Harrison have that big of an impact after the Beatles split up? Luther Vandross? Kenny G? Radiohead?

I know I am taking this in bits and pieces, but I don't think we could agree if they listed the definitive 200 artists, let alone albums.
21Great One
      Sustainer
      ID: 053272014
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 16:15 		Thats it. I'm starting my own list. And Brand New - Deja Entendu is gonna be in the top 10 all-time! :)
22Great One
      Sustainer
      ID: 053272014
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 16:18 		And on the soundtrack note, I was equally baffled. Though I can kind of see where Grease or Titanic could be counted (though I don't think they deserve it anyway, but I can see where they are coming from) because thats mostly original music made for the films... but Forrest Gump - as KnicksFan mentions... its great mixtape! thats about it.
23Great One
      Sustainer
      ID: 053272014
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 16:21 		and 40oz to Freedom, my favorite album of all time!
rant over. I got a big Saturday planned. what am I doing you ask?!

"Well, um, actually a pretty nice little Saturday, we're going to go to Home Depot. Yeah, buy some wallpaper, maybe get some flooring, stuff like that. Maybe Bed, Bath, & Beyond, I don't know, I don't know if we'll have enough time. "
24Tree
      ID: 29082512
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 16:40 		and 40oz to Freedom, my favorite album of all time!

you, me, and the Briscoe Brothers...
25Electroman
      ID: 181372119
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 17:36 		What is Shania Twain's "Come on Over" doing at 21, while "Hotel California" is a 35? She must have shown the person who compiled it her Ta-Ta's at one point in her life. Also noticed, no Garth Brooks.
26Seattle Zen
      ID: 49112418
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 17:44 		Might as well have a list of the Top 200 Colors.

"How can 'magenta' be five spots over 'brown'?"

Exercise in futility.
27Great One
      ID: 201155199
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 17:49 		Are we arguing the merit of Shania even being on the list or how high its ranked? I don't think it fits in myself... BUT I believe that album has sold the most copies of any album ever in the United States.
28Electroman
      ID: 181372119
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 18:19 		The list is comprised of influencial and popular, so she should be on the list. But if there are two critaria's, one should not out weigh the other. Hotel California for example is a very popular album, and influencial as well. It even coined a term I believe, "Life in the fast lane."
29Great One
      ID: 201155199
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 18:22 		And its in Lebowski! Dude.
30Electroman
      ID: 181372119
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 18:33 		That one went way over my head, sorry.
31Tree
      ID: 31244918
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 19:57 		BUT I believe that album has sold the most copies of any album ever in the United States.

#7...

top 10...

1. Eagles - Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975) (Asylum Records, 1976) - 29 times platinum
2. Michael Jackson - Thriller (Epic, 1982) - 27 times platinum [1]
3. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV (Atlantic, 1971) - 23 times platinum
4. ≈ Pink Floyd - The Wall (Columbia, 1979) - 23 times platinum
5. AC/DC - Back in Black (Atlantic, 1980) - 21 times platinum
6. ≈ Billy Joel - Greatest Hits, Vols. 1 & 2 (Columbia, 1985) - 21 times platinum
7. Shania Twain - Come on Over (Mercury, 1997) - 20 times platinum
8. ≈ Garth Brooks - Double Live (Capitol, 1998) - 20 times platinum
9. ≈ The Beatles - The Beatles ("The White Album") (Apple, 1968) - 19 times platinum
10. Fleetwood Mac - Rumours (Warner Bros., 1977) - 19 times platinum

got the list from wiki, but it's available in about a zillion places...
32KnicksFan
      ID: 551391816
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 21:29 		Tree, that list is misleading because Great One bought 3 million copies of the Shania Twain album.
33Great One
      ID: 201155199
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 21:57 		See, I gotta throw those greatest hits, double lives (essentially greatest hits live) type albums out of there. Thats cheating. Surprised Bob Marley - Legend isn't on there, everyone has that album, don't they?! lol..

Not sure what I heard, but after checking myself there she does have a few amazing things under her belt...

-Highest number of albums sold in the 90's
-Biggest selling album of all time by a female artist
-Biggest selling Country album of all time
34Tree
      ID: 31244918
      Fri, Mar 09, 2007, 23:32 		Biggest selling Country album of all time

her music is about as country as AC/DC...
35TB
      ID: 8926512
      Mon, Oct 29, 2007, 19:58 		The 10 Most Terrifyingly Inspirational '80s Songs
36holt
      ID: 129202215
      Tue, Oct 30, 2007, 07:07 		7. CAROLE KING – TAPESTRY
huh?

140. FRANK SINATRA – IN THE WEE SMALL HOURS

lol - ok. wrong frank. ever heard the name Zappa?

no rush/moving pictures?

NO YES/FRAGILE?? or even 90125 for that matter.

no thin lizzy/jailbreak? great album start to finish.

no CCR?

no Supertramp?! Breakfast in America? Bueller. Bueller.

This list (and a big chunk of the albums on it) needs to be burned and forgotten.

Just walk away holt. walk away. forget. oh man.

NICE OF EM TO FIT JETHRO TULL AQUALUNG IN THERE RIGHT AFTER ORIGINAL CAST – PHANTOM OF THE OPERA HIGHLIGHTS. Ahhhh Jesus save me!

FLUSHHHHHHHHHHH
37holt
      ID: 129202215
      Tue, Oct 30, 2007, 07:47 		: /

The Doors, L.A. Woman...

only one Who album makes it?

no KINKS?
no allman bros?

no Velvet Underground
no Genesis (of either variety)
no Styx? not a big fan, but they fit Journey and Boston on there. why not Styx?
I see they fit Cat Stevens in there, but no James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Dan Fogelberg, or Jim Croce.

191. STEELY DAN οΏ½ AJA
nice of em to fit it in right at the bottom of the list.

There's just no rhyme or reason to this list. It's just a somewhat random list of some popular albums.
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