200 "Definitive" Albums ... whaddya think?

[skybytch 273]

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Why the hell is The Clash's London Calling album not listed?

It is. "96 CLASH LONDON CALLING 1979"

I own or have owned in the past over 70 of these... mostly on vinyl. Not a bad list, imho.

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Someone has made a mistake and put a few albums in the Top 200 shite albums of all time. man there's some crap on that list

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[gmanpilot 0]

I think I counted about 79 that I have owned. IMHO, at least 25% of their list is complete rubbish. It was good to see some rap in there though, but to have Public Enemy at the bottom makes the list less than definitive....and the list is seriously lacking in the Punk and Blues genres...but they got Footloose in there!!!

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Wow, that's a Big Top 40 pile of garbage. Who made THAT list, Casey Kasem?

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[Broke 0]

What no Ramones? Man if they have Green Day and Nirvana they should have put the Ramones on that list they influanced basically every of the currently active punk bands

Edited to add: Not even Deep Purple Machine head

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[skybytch 273]

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IMHO, at least 25% of their list is complete rubbish.

Yeah, I agree, but music tastes vary so widely... I'm sure many people would think that any list that I put together contained about 25% rubbish.

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It was good to see some rap in there though

Quite a bit of it too. I was surprised to see NWA's Straight Outta Compton on the list. I think they blew it on the Beastie Boys though; I thought Pauls Boutique was a much better album than Licensed to Ill.

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and the list is seriously lacking in the Punk and Blues genres

Word.

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Hey, 1971 was kind of a good year, wasn't it?

[skyberdyber 0]

These list are always so subjective. The first 20 or so are pretty much on and most people agree with them on most of the lists out there.
I find it ironic and pretty ridiculous that they have Rush 2112 at 198 and Tool at 123. Any musicians out there will know what I'm saying.

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20 GRATEFUL DEAD AMERICAN BEAUTY 1970. can't really say the only song i know is touch of gray. Liked that one alot.
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Actually, this is a whole seventeen years earlier and MUCH better than Touch of Gray (though I like that song too). Lots of people joke about what a bunch of stoners The Dead and their fans were, but I don't know ANYONE who hasn't loved this album when they heard it. My dad loves it. I even found it in a Benedictine monastery once. Really pleased to see it listed as No. 20.

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[countzero 7]

where's the steve miller band?

also while i'm a love every tool album aenima should be in place of lateralus on the list imo.

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