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- #11
- Posted: 12/16/2011 02:46
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| pearljammer13 wrote: | | A lot of it has to do with bands simply have a larger library. |
This, but it also speaks to a band's long term consistency.
For me, Zappa, The Mountain Goats, and Super Furry Animals fill my top 3.
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Bork
Executive Hillbilly
Location: Vinson Mountain, GA 
- #12
- Posted: 12/18/2011 16:50
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1. The Beatles - 97
2. The Rolling Stones - 68
3. Bob Dylan - 64
4. Bruce Springsteen - 58
5. ZZ Top - 57
6. Iron Maiden - 54
7. Green Day - 53
8. AC/DC - 50
9. David Bowie, George Thorogood - 47
Stones, Dylan and Bowie still have plenty of albums I haven't yet rated, as does Elton John who I reckon will kick out George once I do.
Removing the four star selections gives:
1. The Beatles - 21
2. Bruce Springsteen - 14
3. AC/DC - 11
4. Santana - 9
5. Bob Dylan, Iron Maiden, The Rolling Stones, ZZ Top - 8
9. David Bowie - 7
10. Deep Purple, Eric Clapton, Green Day, Kris Kristofferson, Pink Floyd, Queen - 6
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joedec
Gender: Male
Age: 43
Location: Port Arthur, Tx
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- Posted: 12/19/2011 04:47
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1. The Cure- 122
2. Depeche Mode- 65
3. Siouxsie & The Banshees- 53
4. New Order- 52
5. The Smiths- 49
6. David Bowie- 46
7. Smashing Pumpkins- 41
8. Jimi Hendrix- 40
9. Joy Division- 37
10. Outkast, Echo & The Bunnymen- 31
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