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I never could have imagined a woman in the Beatles world could be more disliked then Yoko...then this horror came along and made Yoko look like an angel.

Fleetwood Mac were pretty cool before they went all stadium rock.

Thread needs some Ringo Starr S9RxyuPO054 e3t52Ielj48

I don't mind the lyrical side but reggae just doesn't do it for me. There are some exceptions though..such as 'the israelites' & 'kingston town'

I'm kind of like that,love the early psychedelic Barret era but never got into the later 70' stuff. As for Gaga the music is ordinary but i don't mind her as a person. It also doesn't hurt that she is a Lennon/Beatles fan who has tripped out on acid a few times. Can see her as a hippie chick...

I agree with these two. I respected Bob Marley as a person..but 'buffalo soldier' aside his music (& reggae in general) does nothing for me.

Rubbish song U2 trying to be all 'experimental' They went to s**t post Achtung Baby

Not a fan of 'why don't we do it in the road' by the beatles.

Some of the stuff by The Church in the 80's had a psychedelic feel. They did a cover of Harrison's "It's All Too Much" iirc.

Rarely do I praise covers of The Beatles but this is freakin awesome:thumbsu: IQG-xM62tQg

Or I Had Too Much To Dream..or Time Of The Season And what's up with I'm Not In Love being included:confused:

Tomorrow Never Knows is full blown psychedelia. It's the aural equivalent of an acid trip. Pretty much agree with most of your ratings although not sure about Good Vibrations. More of a feel good pop song then psychedelic rock. I'd also give Eight Miles High a higher rating. Both Pepper...

Far Far Away is a good one. I haven't listened to Slade in years but listened to them quite a lot at one stage. Checked out Every Hit and surprised they had 6 #1s. Gudbuy T'Jane is another favorite.

I like this one as well it has a nice dream like quality and Ringo's voice suits it perfectly. Would have been interesting if John had done a version as well being it's his song.

For me the flaw is Why Don't We Do It In The Road. Just does nothing for me. To think they could have replaced this with Not Guilty or What's The New Mary Jane both far superior songs.

Slade are sadly mostly forgotten these days. They put out some classic glam singles in the early 70's & at one stage were bigger then T Rex,Bowie and the other big name glam acts. Coz I Luv You is probably one of my favorites.

I like Wild Honey Pie but many seem to hate it. I like it's weirdness and it fits in nicely with the strangeness that is The White Album.

Perhaps overrated but they put out some cracking tunes in the 80's. Original Sin is still a classic.

Watching them now and it's quite sad really. IMO they should have quit in 1997 when MH died.

When is this going to be released? I read an interview with Paul last year where he said he wanted to finally release it..FANTASTIC!... but it's one year on and still nothing:(

I'd probably rank the 80's roughly equal with the 60's/70's and above the 90's.

Well looks like the fabs took top spot.. http://www.spotthisnow.com/2010/09/the-beatles-bob-dylan-michael-jackson-tops-vh1-100-greatest-artists-of-all-time/

So many classics.. Probably either Diamonds Are Forever or Goldfinger.

If we could include solo artists Bowie has a string of masterpieces. Station To Station - Low - Heroes - Lodger - Scary Monsters Or duos Simon & Garfunkel The Sounds Of Silence - Parsley Sage Rosemary & Thyme - Bookends - Bridge Over Troubled Water

The Beatles had some trippy outros during their psychedelic era but the last couple of minutes of I Am The Walrus is some pretty weird s**t. Nnpil_pRUiw

Probably only Elvis but for his massive influence on the british invasion bands and being the driving force of early R&R not for record sales. MJ and Madonna are mostly bland formulaic pop. Sold a ****load of records but the music is mostly ordinary although I do like some of MJs disco stuff...

The Beatles have Rubber Soul/Revolver/Pepper/White Album/Abbey Road..untouchable IMO. RE: Ok Computer I concur it's pure genius and I rank it up with The Beatles best.

Rubber Soul / Revolver / Sgt Pepper - The Beatles Meat Is Murder / The Queen Is Dead / Strangeways Here We Come - The Smiths Modern Life Is Rubbish / Parklife / The Great Escape - Blur

http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKTRE67P00320100826 Top 10 1. "A Day in the Life" 2. "I Want to Hold Your Hand" 3. "Strawberry Fields Forever" 4. "Yesterday" 5. "In My Life" 6. "Something" 7. "Hey Jude" 8. "Let It Be" 9. "Come Together" 10. "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" Impossible to argue...

IMO the list from 1998 is more accurate. MJ at #40 seems about right. http://budugllydesign.com/archiveow/top100/vh1-100.htm