[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
Also where was Bob Seger on that list?
theone86
Well, now that one's obvious, he's just not that good.
Lol, his best song, "Turn the Page" was done better by Metallica.
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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
Also where was Bob Seger on that list?
theone86
Well, now that one's obvious, he's just not that good.
Lol, his best song, "Turn the Page" was done better by Metallica.
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]In a top 100 list, IMO at least, you do have to factor popularity into it along with the other factors. Run DMC and Public Enemy were huge back in the 80s. They were mainstream for their genre. They aren't played on anything now. They didn't stand the test of time thus they shouldn't be on the list to me. There's quite a few artists on there that shouldn't be on there. And I like the Sex Pistols and all...but on the list of greatest artists? No.[QUOTE="joesh89"]
Implying mainstream radio = the test of time.
LJS9502_basic
Do you have any reason that they shouldn't be on the list?
I mean, I don't like eveybody that's on there, but alot of the list can be justified.
[QUOTE="Johnny_Rock"]
[QUOTE="GreySeal9"]
What's wrong with Genesis? I love their prog/prog pop hybrid period. And even the "poppy" albums had some really good songs on them. They just didn't make for very interesting albums taken as a whole.
That being said, I understand why they weren't on the list. They got good reviews, but were never seen as heavyweights in their genre.
GreySeal9
Agreed. Genesis produced two of my favorite artists. Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins.
Glad to see a Genesis fan that doesn't slag off Phil.
I tried listening to "Invisible Touch" but it just sounds so cheesy. A trick of the tail and wind & wuthering are much better.
Seriously after listening to Selling England by the pound and Nursery Cryme, it's sad to see how they ended up with their 80's stuff.
Not to say Phil Collins is a bad musician or anything. He contributed heavily during the Gabriel era. He's a fantastic drummer.
And his solo career is much better than Phil's...
There's quite a few artists on there that shouldn't be on there. And I like the Sex Pistols and all...but on the list of greatest artists? No.[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]In a top 100 list, IMO at least, you do have to factor popularity into it along with the other factors. Run DMC and Public Enemy were huge back in the 80s. They were mainstream for their genre. They aren't played on anything now. They didn't stand the test of time thus they shouldn't be on the list to me.
GreySeal9
Do you have any reason that they shouldn't be on the list besides your own opinion?
They weren't actually that good of a band. Technically speaking. And that is not just my opinion. Sid couldn't even play his bass.[QUOTE="Pirate700"]In a top 100 list, IMO at least, you do have to factor popularity into it along with the other factors. Run DMC and Public Enemy were huge back in the 80s. They were mainstream for their genre. They aren't played on anything now. They didn't stand the test of time thus they shouldn't be on the list to me. There's quite a few artists on there that shouldn't be on there. And I like the Sex Pistols and all...but on the list of greatest artists? No.[QUOTE="joesh89"]
Implying mainstream radio = the test of time.
LJS9502_basic
Hmm.. I think they should be there. Whilst I'm not a fan (much prefer Public Image Ltd.) I can see why, its all about what you did. If you change something in a big way you are a great artist, even if you only had one album :P
[QUOTE="GreySeal9"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] There's quite a few artists on there that shouldn't be on there. And I like the Sex Pistols and all...but on the list of greatest artists? No.LJS9502_basic
Do you have any reason that they shouldn't be on the list besides your own opinion?
They weren't actually that good of a band. Technically speaking. And that is not just my opinion. Sid couldn't even play his bass.Exactly. I respect what they did for the punk genre but they are not a top 100 band.[QUOTE="GreySeal9"]
[QUOTE="Johnny_Rock"]
Agreed. Genesis produced two of my favorite artists. Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins.
deathtarget04
Glad to see a Genesis fan that doesn't slag off Phil.
I tried listening to "Invisible Touch" but it just sounds so cheesy. A trick of the tail and wind & wuthering are much better.
Seriously after listening to Selling England by the pound and Nursery Cryme, it's sad to see how they ended up with their 80's stuff.
Not to say Phil Collins is a bad musician or anything. He contributed heavily during the Gabriel era. He's a fantastic drummer.
And his solo career is much better than Phil's...
Floyd was prog and on that list. You did mention you wanted prog on there? And while I don't like Yes...I think they should be ahead of Genesis if one is talking prog bands.[QUOTE="GreySeal9"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] There's quite a few artists on there that shouldn't be on there. And I like the Sex Pistols and all...but on the list of greatest artists? No.LJS9502_basic
Do you have any reason that they shouldn't be on the list besides your own opinion?
They weren't actually that good of a band. Technically speaking. And that is not just my opinion. Sid couldn't even play his bass. So what? Some of the most talented musicians also make some of the most dry, boring music I've ever heard.[QUOTE="GreySeal9"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] There's quite a few artists on there that shouldn't be on there. And I like the Sex Pistols and all...but on the list of greatest artists? No.LJS9502_basic
Do you have any reason that they shouldn't be on the list besides your own opinion?
They weren't actually that good of a band. Technically speaking. And that is not just my opinion. Sid couldn't even play his bass.It still is an opinion even if you can find other people that share it. But I guess I can see why you hold it.
Also, they're not judging purely technicality or else The Beatles wouldn't be number one. None of them are that amazing technically. It was the songwriting that made them great.
I don't even care about The Sex Pistols. I just want to see your reasoning on that.
There's quite a few artists on there that shouldn't be on there. And I like the Sex Pistols and all...but on the list of greatest artists? No.[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]In a top 100 list, IMO at least, you do have to factor popularity into it along with the other factors. Run DMC and Public Enemy were huge back in the 80s. They were mainstream for their genre. They aren't played on anything now. They didn't stand the test of time thus they shouldn't be on the list to me.
joesh89
Hmm.. I think they should be there. Whilst I'm not a fan (much prefer Public Image Ltd.) I can see why, its all about what you did. If you change something in a big way you are a great artist, even if you only had one album :P
I do like the fact that the Sex Pistols inspired Joy Division to form a band. Best thing the Sex Pistols ever did.:P[QUOTE="GreySeal9"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] There's quite a few artists on there that shouldn't be on there. And I like the Sex Pistols and all...but on the list of greatest artists? No.LJS9502_basic
Do you have any reason that they shouldn't be on the list besides your own opinion?
They weren't actually that good of a band. Technically speaking. And that is not just my opinion. Sid couldn't even play his bass.Haha ain't that the truth, but he didn't even play on the album... the original bassist (Glenn Matlock) wrote the majority of the songs. I watched a Classic Albums episode on "Nevermind the Bollocks" and the Guitarist was the one who played the majority of the basslines.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="GreySeal9"]They weren't actually that good of a band. Technically speaking. And that is not just my opinion. Sid couldn't even play his bass. So what? Some of the most talented musicians also make some of the most dry, boring music I've ever heard.Do you have any reason that they shouldn't be on the list besides your own opinion?
majoras_wrath
Great point.
Also no Dio, Rush, Stevie Ray Vaughn, or Deep Purple...
i quickly scanned through this list so if these artists were mentioned i apologize.
Edit: No Clapton??
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="GreySeal9"]They weren't actually that good of a band. Technically speaking. And that is not just my opinion. Sid couldn't even play his bass. So what? Some of the most talented musicians also make some of the most dry, boring music I've ever heard. Eh....a band with only one album which was not that talented doesn't deserve to be in the top 100. If you want to represent punk...there were better selections to be had.Do you have any reason that they shouldn't be on the list besides your own opinion?
majoras_wrath
[QUOTE="joesh89"]
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] There's quite a few artists on there that shouldn't be on there. And I like the Sex Pistols and all...but on the list of greatest artists? No.LJS9502_basic
Hmm.. I think they should be there. Whilst I'm not a fan (much prefer Public Image Ltd.) I can see why, its all about what you did. If you change something in a big way you are a great artist, even if you only had one album :P
I do like the fact that the Sex Pistols inspired Joy Division to form a band. Best thing the Sex Pistols ever did.:PManchester free trade hall gig... have you ever seen 24 Hour Party People? great film about Factory Records, Tony Wilson.
They depict that gig, and the people that were there... blows my mind.
[QUOTE="GreySeal9"]
[QUOTE="Johnny_Rock"]
Agreed. Genesis produced two of my favorite artists. Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins.
deathtarget04
Glad to see a Genesis fan that doesn't slag off Phil.
I tried listening to "Invisible Touch" but it just sounds so cheesy. A trick of the tail and wind & wuthering are much better.
Seriously after listening to Selling England by the pound and Nursery Cryme, it's sad to see how they ended up with their 80's stuff.
Not to say Phil Collins is a bad musician or anything. He contributed heavily during the Gabriel era. He's a fantastic drummer.
And his solo career is much better than Phil's...
That **** always seems to happen as the members of rock bands age. I mean, look at Queen.
Invisible Touch is a cheesy album for sure, but Throwing it All Away and Land of Confusion are great songs IMO.
They weren't actually that good of a band. Technically speaking. And that is not just my opinion. Sid couldn't even play his bass.[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="GreySeal9"]
Do you have any reason that they shouldn't be on the list besides your own opinion?
joesh89
Haha ain't that the truth, but he didn't even play on the album... the original bassist (Glenn Matlock) wrote the majority of the songs. I watched a Classic Albums episode on "Nevermind the Bollocks" and the Guitarist was the one who played the majority of the basslines.
They fired Glenn...who I think was the Pistol with the talent.Also no Dio, Rush, Stevie Ray Vaughn, or Deep Purple...
i quickly scanned through this list so if these artists were mentioned i apologize.
Edit: No Clapton??
deathtarget04
I am quickly liking your taste in music, my friend. Dio. Hungry for Heaven or All the Fools Sailed Away should have cemented him.
I agree. It's a astounding that Stevie Ray Vaughn and Deep Purple aren't on there. They were innovators, were popular then and still are played in regularity today. They meet every criteria.Also no Dio, Rush, Stevie Ray Vaughn, or Deep Purple...
i quickly scanned through this list so if these artists were mentioned i apologize.
Edit: No Clapton??
deathtarget04
So what? Some of the most talented musicians also make some of the most dry, boring music I've ever heard. Eh....a band with only one album which was not that talented doesn't deserve to be in the top 100. If you want to represent punk...there were better selections to be had. Can't beat the Sex Pistols in terms of influence though, and honestly that's how I think the list is supposed to be read.[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] They weren't actually that good of a band. Technically speaking. And that is not just my opinion. Sid couldn't even play his bass.LJS9502_basic
I do like the fact that the Sex Pistols inspired Joy Division to form a band. Best thing the Sex Pistols ever did.:P[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]
[QUOTE="joesh89"]
Hmm.. I think they should be there. Whilst I'm not a fan (much prefer Public Image Ltd.) I can see why, its all about what you did. If you change something in a big way you are a great artist, even if you only had one album :P
joesh89
Manchester free trade hall gig... have you ever seen 24 Hour Party People? great film about Factory Records, Tony Wilson.
They depict that gig, and the people that were there... blows my mind.
Never saw that one. Did watch Control.[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Eh....a band with only one album which was not that talented doesn't deserve to be in the top 100. If you want to represent punk...there were better selections to be had. Can't beat the Sex Pistols in terms of influence though, and honestly that's how I think the list is supposed to be read.[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"] So what? Some of the most talented musicians also make some of the most dry, boring music I've ever heard.majoras_wrath
What people don't understand about these lists is that you're simply not going to like all of the choices on there, but there's solid reasoning behind most of them. They don't just draw names out of a hat.
Can't beat the Sex Pistols in terms of influence though, and honestly that's how I think the list is supposed to be read.[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Eh....a band with only one album which was not that talented doesn't deserve to be in the top 100. If you want to represent punk...there were better selections to be had.
GreySeal9
What people don't understand about these lists is that you're simply not going to like all of the choices on there, but there's solid reasoning behind most of them. They don't just draw names out of a hat.
Exactly. If it was bands I liked it would all be from the 80's to 90's :P[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Eh....a band with only one album which was not that talented doesn't deserve to be in the top 100. If you want to represent punk...there were better selections to be had. Can't beat the Sex Pistols in terms of influence though, and honestly that's how I think the list is supposed to be read.The problem with that list is it's 100 greatest and while some of those artists were influenced in their time...they stopped being an influence...and a list that narrow should certainly focus more on those bands that stood the test of time rather then disappearing. I can see including some of them on a list of specific decades though.[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"] So what? Some of the most talented musicians also make some of the most dry, boring music I've ever heard.majoras_wrath
Thank you! I'm not the only one disturbed by the lack o fthe Doobie Bros. They should be on there well before the freakin Allman Brothers. Hmm....Nah I think the Allman Brothers should be ahead of the Doobie Bros....and no Hall and Oates.:x[QUOTE="Johnny_Rock"]
Ok, so I looked at the list. No Doobie Brothers or Hall and Oates? Rolling Stone is dead to me.
Pirate700
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]Thank you! I'm not the only one disturbed by the lack o fthe Doobie Bros. They should be on there well before the freakin Allman Brothers. Hmm....Nah I think the Allman Brothers should be ahead of the Doobie Bros....and no Hall and Oates.:xAs for Hall and Oats, I guess the author couldn't go for that... >.>[QUOTE="Johnny_Rock"]
Ok, so I looked at the list. No Doobie Brothers or Hall and Oates? Rolling Stone is dead to me.
LJS9502_basic
Hmm....Nah I think the Allman Brothers should be ahead of the Doobie Bros....and no Hall and Oates.:xAs for Hall and Oats, I guess the author couldn't go for that... >.>[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Thank you! I'm not the only one disturbed by the lack o fthe Doobie Bros. They should be on there well before the freakin Allman Brothers.
Pirate700
Zing!
As for Hall and Oats, I guess the author couldn't go for that... >.>[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Hmm....Nah I think the Allman Brothers should be ahead of the Doobie Bros....and no Hall and Oates.:xJohnny_Rock
Zing!
I wonder if their kiss is on his list though?Hmm....Nah I think the Allman Brothers should be ahead of the Doobie Bros....and no Hall and Oates.:xAs for Hall and Oats, I guess the author couldn't go for that... >.> At least he got that right. :lol:[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Thank you! I'm not the only one disturbed by the lack o fthe Doobie Bros. They should be on there well before the freakin Allman Brothers.
Pirate700
[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Eh....a band with only one album which was not that talented doesn't deserve to be in the top 100. If you want to represent punk...there were better selections to be had.LJS9502_basicCan't beat the Sex Pistols in terms of influence though, and honestly that's how I think the list is supposed to be read.The problem with that list is it's 100 greatest and while some of those artists were influenced in their time...they stopped being an influence...and a list that narrow should certainly focus more on those bands that stood the test of time rather then disappearing. I can see including some of them on a list of specific decades though.The Sex Pistols (with a few other bands such as Iggy and the Stooges) invented one of the biggest umbrella genres in rock music, regardless of their one album status.Same goes for Buddy Holly. He was recording for what, 4 years, before he died? Yet he is a founding father of rock as we know it.
[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Eh....a band with only one album which was not that talented doesn't deserve to be in the top 100. If you want to represent punk...there were better selections to be had.Can't beat the Sex Pistols in terms of influence though, and honestly that's how I think the list is supposed to be read.The problem with that list is it's 100 greatest and while some of those artists were influenced in their time...they stopped being an influence...and a list that narrow should certainly focus more on those bands that stood the test of time rather then disappearing. I can see including some of them on a list of specific decades though.LJS9502_basic
But what artist is constantly influential? It seems to me that even the artists that are the absolute biggest influences in their genres have a certain point where they stop being influential.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="majoras_wrath"]Can't beat the Sex Pistols in terms of influence though, and honestly that's how I think the list is supposed to be read.majoras_wrathThe problem with that list is it's 100 greatest and while some of those artists were influenced in their time...they stopped being an influence...and a list that narrow should certainly focus more on those bands that stood the test of time rather then disappearing. I can see including some of them on a list of specific decades though.The Sex Pistols (with a few other bands such as Iggy and the Stooges) invented one of the biggest umbrella genres in rock music, regardless of their one album status.Same goes for Buddy Holly. He was recording for what, 4 years, before he died? Yet he is a founding father of rock as we know it. I still don't see them as one of the 100 greatest artists. Too many better artists got bumped. Then again...I wouldn't put Madonna there either.
[QUOTE="Johnny_Rock"]
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]As for Hall and Oats, I guess the author couldn't go for that... >.>
Pirate700
Zing!
I wonder if their kiss is on his list though?I might have to hire a Private Eye to find out!
The problem with that list is it's 100 greatest and while some of those artists were influenced in their time...they stopped being an influence...and a list that narrow should certainly focus more on those bands that stood the test of time rather then disappearing. I can see including some of them on a list of specific decades though.[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="majoras_wrath"] Can't beat the Sex Pistols in terms of influence though, and honestly that's how I think the list is supposed to be read.GreySeal9
But what artist is constantly influential? It seems to me that even the artists that are the absolute biggest influences in their genres have a certain point where they stop being influential.
When you make the list of 100 greatest the artists should be relevant to that. And not put on a list to fill it up. IMO. And there was filler on there.[QUOTE="Johnny_Rock"]
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]I wonder if their kiss is on his list though?
Pirate700
I might have to hire a Private Eye to find out!
Meh...the author is just Out of Touch.Yeah, she's a Rich Girl.
Meh...the author is just Out of Touch.[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
[QUOTE="Johnny_Rock"]
I might have to hire a Private Eye to find out!
Johnny_Rock
Yeah, she's a Rich Girl.
She's gone...now stop with Hall and Oates songs please.:cry:[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]The problem with that list is it's 100 greatest and while some of those artists were influenced in their time...they stopped being an influence...and a list that narrow should certainly focus more on those bands that stood the test of time rather then disappearing. I can see including some of them on a list of specific decades though.LJS9502_basicThe Sex Pistols (with a few other bands such as Iggy and the Stooges) invented one of the biggest umbrella genres in rock music, regardless of their one album status.Same goes for Buddy Holly. He was recording for what, 4 years, before he died? Yet he is a founding father of rock as we know it. I still don't see them as one of the 100 greatest artists. Too many better artists got bumped. Then again...I wouldn't put Madonna there either.
"Better" is totally subjective.
And in the pop genre, there are few artists with more clout than Madonna regardless of one thinks of her music. Had tons of classics, tons of imitators, revolutionized the pop stage show, was one of the first female artists to have full control of her brand and musical direction, and has some sonic diversity than nearly any other pop star besides Prince.
It actually seems ridiculous to include pop and not have Madonna on the list. She simply has too much clout in the genre.
[QUOTE="Johnny_Rock"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Meh...the author is just Out of Touch.
LJS9502_basic
Yeah, she's a Rich Girl.
She's gone...now stop with Hall and Oates songs please.:cry:Sorry. I'll behave. :D
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