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bobbyb5
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- #1
- Posted: 12/11/2017 19:13
- Post subject: Top 200 lists made in 1978 & 1987
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Look at these Top 200 Albums of All Time lists from 78 & 87.
The first one I actually had the book , and its what first got me into Top Album lists in the first place. And its been an obsession ever since.
Its fascinating to see HOW SIMILAR THEY ARE TO BEA'S LIST TODAY. All the usual favorites are there. Dark Side of the Moon is way down near # 130 in 1978, but by 1987 it was up to number 15. . But Beatles and Beach Boys etc. are just about where you'd find em on BEA today.
What do you guys think? I think its fascinating.
http://www.rocklistmusic.co.uk/stevepar..._lists.htm
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Yann
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Location: France
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- Posted: 12/11/2017 20:14
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Love: Forever Changes already very high in both lists, whereas I always thought it was a later re-discovery, like Big Star was in the 90's (actually Radio City is already N°78 in the 1987 list. Interresting)
No trace of The Queen is Dead in 1987 list. Too recent perhaps. But it's odd. From what year did it rise ?
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dihansse
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Age: 60
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- Posted: 12/11/2017 20:28
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Yeah some lists are hilarious, like the Q Magazine 50 Indie Rock Records You Must Own (30 albums and 20 singles) in which UK is never mentioned but they do succeed to include not one US Indie record.
And the Q 50 bands You Must see before You Die with Ash as the second and lots of other bands a sane music fan wouldn't even want to go to as a walking dead.
But it also makes reference to best music magazine ever (in fact a TV magazine but with a great music section and unfortunately in Flemish)
http://www.rocklistmusic.co.uk/humo.htm#2016
But the lists are just great and have always been one of my biggest inspirations of how to find great new music.
Great lists site.
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bobbyb5
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Location: New York
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- Posted: 12/11/2017 21:06
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| dihansse wrote: | Yeah some lists are hilarious, like the Q Magazine 50 Indie Rock Records You Must Own (30 albums and 20 singles) in which UK is never mentioned but they do succeed to include not one US Indie record.
And the Q 50 bands You Must see before You Die with Ash as the second and lots of other bands a sane music fan wouldn't even want to go to as a walking dead.
But it also makes reference to best music magazine ever (in fact a TV magazine but with a great music section and unfortunately in Flemish)
http://www.rocklistmusic.co.uk/humo.htm#2016
But the lists are just great and have always been one of my biggest inspirations of how to find great new music.
Great lists site. |
Today is the first time I've ever seen the site. It's awesome. I never knew there were so many music magazines.
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bobbyb5
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Location: New York
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- Posted: 12/11/2017 21:09
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| Yann wrote: | Love: Forever Changes already very high in both lists, whereas I always thought it was a later re-discovery, like Big Star was in the 90's (actually Radio City is already N°78 in the 1987 list. Interresting)
No trace of The Queen is Dead in 1987 list. Too recent perhaps. But it's odd. From what year did it rise ? |
I don't know. Would be interesting to know when the Smiths started to rise.
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Yann
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Location: France
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- Posted: 12/11/2017 21:12
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No Cure nor Joy Division in the second list.
No Nick Drake in both lists
+ perhaps a certain lassitude of Pink Floyd: ok, Dark Side is rising from N°15 to N° 135 inbetween. But Wish you Were Here is falling from N°146 to none.
And no The Wall (in the 2nd) and no Piper at The Gates of Dawn in both !
this said, its' only two lists among others maybe (but not as much as today); it's telling anyways
(Note that the first list is a top 200 and the second list a top 100)
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bobbyb5
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Location: New York
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- #7
- Posted: 12/11/2017 21:25
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| Yann wrote: | No Cure nor Joy Division in the second list.
No Nick Drake in both lists
+ perhaps a certain lassitude of Pink Floyd: ok, Dark Side is rising from N°15 to N° 135 inbetween. But Wish you Were Here is falling from N°146 to none.
And no The Wall (in the 2nd) and no Piper at The Gates of Dawn in both !
this said, its' only two lists among others maybe (but not as much as today); it's telling anyways |
I think all the ones you mentioned are in the individual lists down below the charts. I'm pretty sure I saw each of them there.
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Yann
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Location: France
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- Posted: 12/11/2017 21:53
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| bobbyb5 wrote: | | Yann wrote: | No Cure nor Joy Division in the second list.
No Nick Drake in both lists
+ perhaps a certain lassitude of Pink Floyd: ok, Dark Side is rising from N°15 to N° 135 inbetween. But Wish you Were Here is falling from N°146 to none.
And no The Wall (in the 2nd) and no Piper at The Gates of Dawn in both !
this said, its' only two lists among others maybe (but not as much as today); it's telling anyways |
I think all the ones you mentioned are in the individual lists down below the charts. I'm pretty sure I saw each of them there. |
possibly, but they did not fight their way to the main list 
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rkm
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- Posted: 12/11/2017 23:07
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Joni "For The Roses" and "Clouds" on the first list, and "Court and Spark" on the second, but no "Blue". Strange,
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