Good but not great. Barely any Radiohead :(

From Cryptozoologist on Tuesday 13th April 2010 |

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Decent chart, but still the same idea as the Rolling Stone one. Historical and not greatest.

From mikeyskywalker on Thursday 18th February 2010 |

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This list is 100x better then Rolling Stone's list. A-

From Firebird85 on Wednesday 10th February 2010 |

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Listen, VH1, and I know you're listening: Did I miss Radiohead on your chart? Guess it's too early, wait another few years and it'll be a matter of how many of their albums are up on these mainstream "definitive" charts. These bloody brilliannt English, with their bangers and beans and their football (albeit the EPL) and their music! You could've spared some Beatles and Dylan with Leonard Cohen and Nick Drake. Those are my thoughts.

From eatkhash on Tuesday 10th November 2009 |

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meh, a so-so list imo

From nibbles on Wednesday 1st July 2009 |

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"OK Computer" should have definitely been higher. But overall it's a little better than rolling stone's list.

From Dynamo3000 on Wednesday 10th June 2009 |

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Great Chart

From RFNAPLES on Wednesday 29th April 2009 |

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That, or when they release the digitally remastered albums this year. I was looking into it and they should be coming out with a new set to replace the infamously poor set from '87. I dont know, we'll see what happens.

From 1234567890 on Saturday 28th March 2009 |

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There's a reason we always see the Beatles. In-fact, there's several reasons. When you grow up, you'll understand.

From hobo69 on Saturday 28th March 2009 |

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beatles beatles beatles.... PLEASE, GIVE ME A BREAK!!

From caralladas76 on Sunday 15th March 2009 |

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