Top 100 Greatest Music Albums
by HotZappsBoogaloo

From Arthurknight 06/24/2021 00:40 | #270976

I kinda disagree that this chart is unnecessarily predictable, anyone who's expressing an appreciation of really underrated artists like Lee Hazlewood and Bobb Trimble can get away with throwing in a white stripes album by my books.

I think maybe the reason people might respond with apprehension is that within the first few pages of this chart you don't get to many of the really cool recommendations that come later, and I suppose from an experiential point you'd find people responding better even by simply rearranging the esoteric and the known to be more interstice.

Either way this is a cool chart, I'd love to see you write some notes for your entries as that's what really pushes beyond the 90/100 for me personally, especially why Millennium are in the top 10 or perhaps why working at a record store and encountering music that way engenders a super 60s weighted chart.

I have mixed emotions about this chart. On the debit side, there is a fair bit that is predictable but whose merits I have never grasped, like Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Fleet Foxes, Jeff Buckley, the Smashing Pumpkins and the White Stripes, along with to a smaller extent the Velvets, the Who and Neil Young. On the other hand there is also a number of exceptional artists and albums, and many genuine surprises like Gong, Camel, Ultimate Spinach, Fifty Foot Hose, Lee Hazelwood, Wipers and to a lesser extent the Residents.

From sssvnnn 11/28/2020 20:01 | #261598

phantastic chart.

Haha sorry for the silly comment originally. Your chart is great! I should get around to listening to the Oh Sees some more. They're a really awesome band.

Like it, except for Radiohead

24 artist and 17 albums in common!