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My fav is Selling England by the Pound.

Great content👍👍 Miss the 3 of you together. Still awesome though. Peter Gabriel followed by Rush, Bowie and ACDC for me.

1. A day in the life 2. Penny Lane 3. Something 4. Yellow Submarine 5. Let it Be 6. Back in the USSR 7. Strawberry fiels forever 8. Nowhere Man 9. Eleanor Rigby 10. While my guitar gently weeps

S tier = i sleep

What are your judging criteria? Old classics > Modern masterpiece?

real title of the video: Dinosaurocks (old music > new music) that claim to talk about modern music

Fireball should be top 5

what the fuck kind of music does the first guy listen to?

Death Grips is not for Old hipsters, sorry

There are different levels of disappointment. For me the one that has always stood alone on the mountaintop is Yes/Topographic Oceans. Following what is arguably the greatest prog album of all time Close to the Edge. I know some revisionists have tried to defend it, but I don't buy their reasoning. I've listened to it a few times and I find it impenetrable and indulgent nonsense. I understand Rick Wakeman was so disgusted with it he left the band. Yes went on to a successful career but I believe that's mostly due to the excellence of their early records.

Hey metalhead,vagabonds by thin lizzy is brilliant!!!!

Kanye West? No. Just crap. I agree with the other choices. My Choices would be : Pink Floyd - DSOTM, Wish you were here, Animals; Supertramp - Crime of the century, Crisis?What crisis?, Even in the quietest moments. Dire Straits - Idem, Communiqué, Making movies. Steely Dan - can't buy a thrill, Countdown to ecstasy, Pretzel Logic. Pixies - Surfer Rosa, Doolittle, Bossanova. Led Zeppelin - II, III, IV. Yes - Fragile, Close to the Edge, Tales from topographic oceans. Jethro Tull -Benefit, Aqualung, Thick as a brick. XTC - Drums and Wires, Black Sea, English Settlement.

I liked this list just for the sheer audacity of it. Also seemed like they didn’t just pick albums to make a political point but picked them because they actually enjoyed the music.

Jason coming through with Who Sell Out at 1. I know I'm in the minority but they work better for me overall as a pop band than a rock band (despite some great rock tracks in their catalogue)

Who is the slapnut with the hat 😝😝😝

Did you say wog you racist better watch or the wokists will came to get you 🤑🤑🤑

Props to Dylan S for defending Bob's blues roots, since I also see many fans pooh-poohing on many of his more blues-oriented tracks. I am saddened to see blues as a genre seemingly taking a nose dive in the much of the online music nerd community (UA-cam, forums, etc). I've heard so many criticisms of the blues--the albums are same-y, too much guitar noodling, the British blues boom cats of the 60s were culture vultures, and other opinions I don't agree with. I don't see too many fans listing blues artists among their favorites, raving about new blues album acquisitions, etc. The blues genre was such a big part of my musical journey that it's hard to see it drop in stature but this is the perception I've gotten, especially in an era where a lot of the music media are bumping African American musicians way up in their album rankings compared to 20 years ago. As for Blood on the Tracks, as a big Bob fan I don't have it near the top of my rankings. I like it a lot and appreciate it as a piece of art, but I find myself reaching for more easygoing Dylan such as New Morning much more often. For me it is Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts that keeps it from elite status because that is a 9 minute--I don't want to say slog because that is too harsh but having that right in the middle of the album knocks it down a peg for me. If it was stuck somewhere less obtrusive, like Murder Most Foul (which also isn't a favorite), I might be more forgiving. Great episode in this series, as always. And Dylan S, don't go easy on Joe--I'd love to see you eventually get to ALL of the Bootleg Series and the live albums. Kids schmids.

Black Rose is my #1 choice

It's a pity Arcade Fire choked after The Suburbs. They were on a Pink Floyd/Radiohead legendary status path. Still a great band, though.

I think Jason is waaaay off.

A discussion of the intellectual qualities of Billy Joel's songs is the last thing you hear sitting on a covered sofa while Patrick Bateman takes his axe out behind you.

Kramzer's list was the most similar to mine! Shocked by how high Jason had the best of the Wailers. I had that in my 12 spot lol!

Sub-title for this video - Joe Is The Wrongest Ever. Talk about missing the boat lol

Frank's Wild Years last! Wowzers

Listening to you guys talk Dylan is music but I want to hear some now ok by you?

Goddamn can we hear some of the songs . How effin long are you gonna talk. Dig your knowledge but it doesn't any to hear some Dylan plse

These 3 guys' rankings are solid, cant quibble with much with one exception: Thrak is top 5 for me for sure! Cant quite place why, but its got quiet and creepy, melodic, to goofy, to hard core 'metal' and everything in between. Love it!

Queen Night at the Opera, first Pearl Jam album... this sucks

No Genesis, Yes, King Crimson, Jelly Fish Spilt Milk, Cars first album, Supergrass first album, breakfest in America, Todd Rundgren Something Anything...

I saw where one patron recommended bands like The Chameleons, The Comsat Angels and The Sound, but none of them ended up making it; hopefully you guys will be able to get to one of them in an album review or ranking someday! Especially Joe, The Sound is probably your favorite “post-punk” band by a wiiiiiide margin! lol

57 Channels and Nothing On is great! lol

For me Desire is only bettered by Blood as the greatest album of all but surprisingly it seems to be a very polarising amongst Dylan fans. I heard an interview with Rivera a few years back and the way she tells it is she was walking down the street carrying her violin case when a car pull up next to her and the driver said “do you play that?” It was Dylan. She told him she did and he said “get in” and because she knew who he was she did. They went off to a studio and took it from there. Even if it isn’t true it’s a cool story.

Yeah Black Sabbath is a lot more than just a “metal” band. Ozzy himself loves The Beatles and they put many influences into their music. Just as many metal fans can be stubborn, critics and the general public can be stubborn about metal as well. Many don’t seem to understand how deep the band went and just how groundbreaking they were.

Master of Reality has to be up there. I remember being blown away that Children of the grave was from 1971, unbelievably heavy for the time, talk about ahead of the curve.

aS A songwriter, Finest Worksong is nothing less than a call to arms.....brilliant song

Israel And Arabian Knights .. stunningly atmospherpheric

On May 15, 1982, “Ebony And Ivory” takes the top spot in the Billboard Hot 100 , holding the spot for seven weeks. Recorded as a duet with the great Stevie Wonder, it was the biggest hit record of Paul McCartney's post-Beatles career.Apr

Saying Lennon is better singer than Paul is complete nonsense.

What about Depeche Mode? Black Celebration, Music for the Masses, and Violator.

Rubber soul is closer to revolver than to help imo.

wat up my brothas, EDIT! hardly lackluster, it takes a couple listens; “Unsound” mesmerizing, “Still Cry” “Sycamore leaves” starts so pretty then scorching guitar, “Foreign film” Sonic energy, YES YES YES vocal like Gahan Depeche Mode

Train...sucks

This album is an absolute masterpiece and I've always preferred it over Freewheelin'. Gritty, emotional and powerful and it reflected the dark mood the country was in after the tragic loss of JFK. One too Many Mornings, Boots of Spanish Leather, When the Ship Comes In and With God on our Side are some of my all time fav. Dylan tracks. It will always hold a special place in my heart.

You guys like a lot of music that I consider a lot more boring than porcupine tree but whatever taste is subjective

I think my favorites are the 3 album stretch from Mind Games to Rock n' Roll, with Walls and Bridges taking the top spot.

Hurricane had to be recorded twice. After Columbia Records lawyers read the lyrics they insisted the lyrics be changed in a few spots to avoid potential lawsuits. One of the changes was originally " I was only robbing the bodies" to "I was only robbing the register. Instead of simply punching in a few vocals with the changed lyrics Bob had a new session and recorded it again from scratch I love the cymbal crashes on Hurricane. It gets you attention and makes you pat attention again to follow the story.

Another great song left of this album was Rita May. It issued as a b side a few years later. Unlike Abandoned Love Rita has not been issued on any compilation or bootleg series. It's been covered by Clapton and Jerry Lee Lewis

First song i heard from Ween was "Cold blows the wind"

4 stars for me -- I had no problem with the tag-team vocal duties. Standout tracks: "Rain", "Butt Out", and "If You Tell".