Fairly standard Rolling Stone like chart, plenty of quality here but not much variety. The PIL album was the only one that really piqued my interest.

Some great choices.

We have so much in common! :)

Great chart :)

Not that the albums aren't great but this is a very narrow spectrum of music

haha Radiohead does seem to be quite the divisive band. While I do love Ok Computer and The Bends, those are the only two by them that I've ever been able to get into. But yes like you said, a big part of the music we love is having it stand the test of time, at least to our own ears. The years will tell in my case.

You consider mine flawed for not having enough older bands...I consider yours flawed for being 85% before 1990. That's why people have different tastes. It's not that I haven't "gone back in time"...I have, I simply don't like most of the older stuff, its too aged for me. You grew up at a different time period than me, and that shows in our charts, and that's what this website is all about.

A solid chart. A fascination with The Boss (deservedly so) and Paul Weller (hmmm) and the Dammed (double hmmm). I'm sure the list gods gave you the same lecture on too much seventies, but great is great. When rhythm and blues was the muse and not rock (sans the roll). I'm a bit surprised at the lack of Elvis, Little Richard, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry and perhaps some Francis Albert. Back to great is great.

What a brilliant chart. Hard to fault. How does this chart haver only an average rating of 78? Criminal.

Great chart!!!