Rolling Stone : The RS 500 Greatest Albums of All Time

MrNordstrom rated 3 months ago

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MrNordstrom rated 3 months ago

Although I have a lot of disagreement with the choices on the list and the concept of the list, it still has a definite value as a list of undeniably important albums. More specifically, I don't like that it includes compilations and live albums. I feel it'd be much more valuable as simply a list of studio albums and that there be separate lists made for live and compilation albums respectively. Also, the biases towards artists like the Beatles and Bob Dylan are fairly obvious, not to mention that anything from the 70's and prior is immediately given a higher ranking than any later albums, often making historical relevance much more important than simply quality of music. Altogether, not the list I would have come up with, but definitely worth a look.

kachina rated 4 months ago

Interesting list, don't agree with all the choices, but fun to look at.

gruben rated 14 months ago

honestly...i think we can all agree there's way too much awful 70s music on this

CeisiwrSerith rated 25 months ago

Rolling Stones take on music. It hadn't come out at the time the list was made, so I'll forgive them for not putting "Let it Bet -- Naked" as number one. If you haven't listened to it, go get it now. It's "Let it Be" the way it was meant to be -- four guys (five on some, with Billy Preston on keyboards) making music together. Even when the group was falling apart, they coulod rock.

geauxlsu225 rated 4 months ago

pretty good list . . .