Rank Anything You Feel Like Ranking

1. Spencer Dryden
2. Everyone else

BC 05
BC 07
BC 09
BC 06
BC 01
BC 02
BC 03
BC 08
BC 04

-- Ian John50n (dr.carl.saga...), November 28th, 2004.
what about brian (epstein) ?

Curious George's list totally made me wanna break out Village Green. Wish my Cds weren't so hard to get to.

Anyone wanna brave a Jandek album ranking?

1. arise, therefore
2. days in the wake
3. viva last blues
4. hope
5. ease down the road
6. there is no one what will take care of you
7. i see a darkness
8. joya
9. master & everyone

Again, it's ALL about the new one.

Violator
Music For the Masses
Ultra
Speak and Spell
Black Celebration
Some Great Reward
Songs of Faith and Devotion
Exciter
Construction Time Again
A Broken Frame

1. The White Album
2. Neil Young "After The Goldrush"
3. Joni Mitchell "The Hissing of Summer Lawns"
4. Stevie Wonder "Innervisions"
5. Van Morrison "Moondance"
6. Simon & Garfunkel "Bridge Over Troubled Water"
7. Rolling Stones "Flowers"
8. Cat Stevens "Teaser and the Firecat"
9. CSNY "Four Way Street"
10. Arlo Gutrie "Alice's Restaurant"

1. Landed
2. Olneyville Sound System
3. Vincebus Eruptum
4. Thee Hydrogen Terrors
5. The Von Ryan Express

-IF- my mom had, say, Rubber Soul, that would have been #1. But she didn't. And if my mom had Tonight's The Night, that would have been number one. But she didn't.

The white album has a few really awful tracks, BUT there are so many more totally mindblowing tracks that it totally makes up for it.

i wrote an article in my college papowr about this and literally almost got beat up

but beyond blackbird, yer blues, and mayeb one or two more, it suxxx!!

now, REVOLVER, that's a good record. And Rubber Soul too. But still dogshit compared to the worst of Neil Young

mind - yr wrong - it's 70% filler

oops better keep[ with teh thread

1. Jimmy Johns
2. Quiznos
3. Subway

Wasn't this the basis of their career, after all? Imitaing Buddy Holly, Little Richard, Carl Perkins, and later, Bob Dylan? Except better?

is this the best ten years of 80's music ?

That was just my list of years from the '80s, pseudoman. Were it for music, 1989: The Year of Roxette, Mike + Mechanics, and "500 Miles" would be much lower on the list.

are you for real, roger? i mean, i don't idolize the beatles either but the worst of neil young is pretty fucking, um, WORST!

{from the conet project, the entirety of which was listened to at work today}

The Norwegian Popul Vuh (who later had to change their name into Popol Ace) >>>>>>>>>>>>>The German Popol Vuh!

Gear!: do you rate Twin Infinitives?

10. 1998
9. 1997
8. 1991
7. 1999
6. 1992
5. 1996
4. 1995
3. 1990
2. 1993
1. 1994

Albums:

10. 1998 (what a year!)
9. 1996
8. 1990
7. 1999
6. 1995
5. 1992
4. 1993
3. 1994
2. 1991
1. 1997

Yeah, I love The Man and have always ranked "The Width Of A Circle" highly on any personal song list. What an amazing way to start an album, a "gateway into a different universe" indeed, "turn around, go back!"

otm about "width of a circle," what a banger

I've probably listened to The Man Who Sold the World and 'heroes' the most out of any Bowie albums.

So we asked a simple black bird, who was happy as can be
And he laughed insane and quipped Kahlil Gibran
And I cried for all the others till the day was nearly through
For I realized that God's a young man too

Yes dammit so, so, so good. The synapse between post-hippie Bowie and alien-rock Bowie is magical