Top 10 Greatest Music Albums
by avantgardemachines

From LedZep 06/19/2017 12:35 | #192886

Cool to see SOAD and fusion. But 10 albums is just not nearly enough to cover all the fantastic rock and subgenres albums

From The_111th_Beatle 11/06/2007 06:21 | #485

I know we're all entitled to our opinion but you've got a lot of platforms on this site to state which albums you like and which you don't and sarcastically slating an album that clearly means a lot to someone on their own chart page is a more than a little tactless.

From AfterHours 11/04/2007 16:11 | #484

I can't tell if you're kidding or not bc, but I guess an opinion is an opinion, and the idea (or collective head nod) that Revolver is some sort of "masterpiece" isn't a new one. But for me, comparing Revolver to Rock Bottom is like comparing Vivaldi's Four Seasons to Beethoven's 9th, or a good painting of a fruit basket to Klimt's The Kiss or Michaelangelo's Sistine Chapel. While keeping the hype machine surrounding it in mind, I would review Revolver as something like: "Heaped by tireless accolades and a shocking amount of fanboy hype, Revolver must be among the greatest jips in music history. An astonishingly mediocre foray into mostly weightless, amateur ditties. Here is where the Beatles mastered the trivial, a blitzkrieg mirage of cute stylistic forays into dilletantism, disguised as all but pointless, experimental window dressing, with finale "Tomorrow Never Knows" being the lone song that seems any more devastating than a few chirping birds on Sunday morning."

From bc1991 11/01/2007 05:57 | #482

Yes it is satirical, Revolver should be above and not below Rock Bottom.

Rock Bottom neck and neck with Revolver? I assume this chart is satirical.