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Inspector Gadget theme is the GOAT - 100% synth pop banger.

i would put rain above hey jude too!

Taylor uses the same 5 chords every time,, and she only sings about herself= useless

Paste suuuuuuuucks...

burial ABSOLUTELY deserved to be on here

Crazysexycool better than LZ4 and highway 61. Yes of course it is.

Why is the well informed man on the left is discussing with the man on the right, who is not really informed? Sorry, after some minutes i turned off. Prepare, before you discuss a theme.

Street Legal is the most underrated album in his catalog in my opinion. Very emotional, direct and powerful. Besides Blonde on Blonde these are my favorite Dylan vocals ever. I love it. Is Your Love in Vain? is one of my favorite Dylan songs ever and Changing of the Guard is hands down one of his best. I think the background music adds a lot to the album. Dylan's best work is where he is at his most direct and emotional - Blonde on Blonde, Blood on the Tracks, Highway 61, Street Legal, Infidels, Time out of Mind. I had a good feeling Joe would like this album but still can't believe he didn't like Blood on the Tracks but I am not shocked lol.

I like the Dylan album more than Pat Garrett even though it's not an official Dylan album since the label did it. It's actually pretty good. There's some good songs on it. I agree on Ira Hayes..it's great.

I like Disaer and Street legal more then Blood on track, SL is last great album from boby

I’m 59 and have been there since the beginning , crazy nights , trash , sonic boom trash , monster , trash , the elder Trash , unmasked trash , , animalize , asylum good , lick it up , creatures , saved their careers , kiss , hotter than hell , dressed to kill , dressed to kill rock and roll over and destroyer may be the most incredible 6 consecutive releases of any band of any Era , cmon guys the Elder sucks , just a boy? Odyssey? Wtf , KISS FROM late 73-77 was incredible and incomparable

Ya, I guess I'll check out this album. I mean, there's worse albums to listen to.

Omg , you have zero clue , dynasty before hotter than hell , before love gun , before Kiss , before creatures , before Destroyer , my God you are clueless

Right on list!

Some good songs hampered by busy arrangements. Mix out most of the backing vocals and saxes and it might go from a good to great record. I do like it more now than when it first came out; I'm hoping for a Bootleg series of demos without the "tasty" playing. The Slow Train Coming episode should be interesting. "On the slow train time does not interfere and at the Arabian crossing waits..."

These lists are always fun to argue about, but I can't take them too seriously. Glad to see Mahmoud Ahmed on the list, though. To this day the best concert I've ever seen was Ahmed, Alemayehu Eshete and Getatchew Mekurya, backed by The Ex, at Damrosch Park in NYC. Also happy to see a bunch of Spiritual Jazz mentioned; Alice Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders get regular spins here.

I wouldn't consider Paste hipster. I haven't followed it in a long time, but I remember it as being bland indie coverage leaning toward folky Americana. From this list though, there's not anyhing that really sets them apart from any other boring mainstream listicles other than a handful of outliers. Funny how the popular opinions of double albums with filler evolve over time, and now Stevie Wonder's, arguably only fourth best album, is now in vogue, whereas many of these didn't even make the list - Electric Ladyland, White Album, Quadrophenia, London Calling, Exile on Main Street, etc.

I think every Bob Marley/ Wailers album from their formal debut in 1973 to their final album in 1980 can be reasonably rated at 4 stars minimum. From freedom fighters to investment bankers, everyone sings their songs to this day. Easily should’ve been included here.

Good watch, 36 chambers, Fun House, Aja, Horses, Remain in Light too low for my taste. Darkside, Zep 1, Grace land too high.

A Night at the Opera at #6 is unfathomable.

Black heavy list. I guess after years of old white rockers picking albums...

One Bowie is not enough.

As a Brit at primary school in the 1960s, I liked the Beatles, but also the Beach Boys, Bee Gees, and the Tremeloes. In the 1970s, the Stones were my favourite band. They still are!

Good point with Briney Spears and others alike. Bad albums. Period.

10. brown sugar 9. moonlight mile 8. can't you hear me knockin 7. jumpin jack flash 6. paint it black 5. sympathy for the devil 4. midnight rambler 3. you can't always get what you want 2. sway 1. gimme shelter

You literally start off critiquing based on “modern climate” of culture. So lame. Just say you’re a democrat and be done with it

Classic TLM

I gotta agree with Jason on this one. The Boston album, somehow, manages to be even worse than the Feldman one. But it's right down to the microscopic wire. The Boston album should be erased from the entire multi-verse. And even that might not be enough to repair the damage it's done to reality.

Smooth & Maria Maria definitely rates that Santana album a C

This is like the third time I’ve heard people talking bad about “Jagged Little Pill”. That is surprising to me. I like it so much that I even like that acoustic album.

Sad that you didn’t like TLC that much

Dirty Computer is my fave Monaé album

Britney Spears & Destiny’s Child albums never good? Ouch

Paste followed up a horrible Top 100 by Apple with an also awful Top 300 of their own. What joy.

These lists are totally pointless. That Janet Jackson hits the top 20 with any album is just laughable.

With multiple placements by such artists as Bjork and Fiona Apple appearing on the list .. where is Tori Amos at???? Surely, any of her first four albums alone would deserve proper recognition?!

You’re right Joe. Deerhunter Halcyon Digest deserves a better ranking.

Street Legal is not so great, but once again, Joe loves it? Anyone, who knows real music knows Blood on the Tracks and Desire are Bob's best 70s albums and I also like New Morning, as well; the rest of the 70s stuff, not so much! I do actually like Slow Train: yes the lyrics aren't the best, but the Production is excellent!

This was much better than apple apple was over half rap were not influence only people that were growing up in the 90s would get this

Dylan fan for nearly 50 years now and not surprised about Joe. Pop listeners do like this album. Nezt surprise Iguess will be Red Sky

You do best to worst - not the opposite .

Very fun to see something from The Miracles/Smokey Robinson but is that the best choice? The best album Smokey Robinson has delivered? Tell me your thoughts!

I agree with Dylan in that his vocals have declined but its still one of my favorites. It was remixed in 1999 which greatly enhanced the sound and brought the vocals up in the mix. some really strong songs and some great bridges!!! cheers.

Yes, Joe is right, it's a step up over Desire and a strong 4.0😊 great reviews, great background information from Dylan as always!

excellent list overall. hissing is actually my favorite joni album.

Maybe the best and worst album together ? Not their best album put it that way. Some good songs on it though. Discovery in 1979. It feels like they cruised a little bit on that particular album. However I never really heard an album by this group that wasn't something special. Even this album ain't too bad at all. Just comparing it to other albums though maybe not quite the same standard......

I think Joe listened to the same album I did. I love this coming at the end of the magnificent trio starting with BOTT. I love this one but would like to hear it with the backing vocals mixed out, just to hear it, but I really like this one. Surely we see the dissolution of Dylan's life over this period (could this be why Dylan doesn't like the arrangements and mix - he's had everything blow up, why not the sound?) So why was everyone surprised when Slow Train Coming came out. We can't live much less thrive living with constant chaos. Can't wait for the review, STC is one of my favorites but will leave the story for that one. Dylan, you gently chided me for not letting Bob be Bob in the late 60's-early 70's era and understand the context of the time issued. And I appreciated the comments and insight then. I think given Bob's state of mind at the time, I think this recording perfectly captures this. But, I could be wrong. I continue to love this series, you guys did a great job with this record. Joe, Dylan, thanks for your efforts. It has been well worth it.

All three spend more time talking about why they don’t liked a song or album than why they liked. That’s what’s wrong with how people talk about art. Music is subjective, but when you waste so much time tearing it down, what is the point? Even when you compliment, it’s in a condescending way. People tear down art they have no ability to make, instead appreciating or just saying “it wasn’t for me”, they need to spend 5 minutes saying that the writing is lame, the production is flat. It’s annoying.

A bad joke. If only they'd been so wise as to call it 300 GREAT albums instead of THE 300 GREATEST...

I get the hate for putting it above after the gold rush but on the beach still has a lot to offer . Side 2 is memorizing starting from the title track which is a top ten Neil young song. It’s all just so haunting. A top 5 Neil album 🫡