A comprehensive breakdown of my list
Awesome: 70
Not awesome: 0
I intentionally did not pay attention to year when I made the list. I paid attention to things like genre and recent discovery vs favorite from my youth, etc. So I was a little surprised most by how many 70s albums I had and how few 80s albums because in general I think I like 80s music more than 70s.Username doesn’t check out.Here is my official breakdown my decade
50s- 7
60s- 13
70s- 13
80s- 5
90s- 10
00s- 11
10s- 9
20s- 2
No doubt we all bricked on a few. I am ready to cringe when I see some of these albums that I never even thought of.I think I bricked on a few albums that I really should have put in. I'll break down the decades
50s - 2
60s - 9
70s - 18
80s - 7
90s - 7
00s - 19
10s - 7
20s - 1
I may some help for two of my Top 10 to remain above the cut lineEveryone's Top 10 selections will make the Top 300 (at this point) even those that only appear on one list.
Probably 10-15 more lists coming in.I may some help for two of my Top 10 to remain above the cut lineEveryone's Top 10 selections will make the Top 300 (at this point) even those that only appear on one list.![]()
Only one of these albums has received any mentions - You may be surprised at the results.So "live" albums such as "Frampton Comes Alive" or Kiss "Alive" are ok?
Get out of here with that. It's music, man. Love what you love.2 albums that are a little embarrassing
9 albums discovered from rockaction punk thread
Didn't do the distribution by years but I'm heaviest from the 75-85 era.
Jazz really is a problem for me. Lifelong best buddy and college roommate was/is a terrific sax player and got me into jazz 45 years ago. If I'm treating this like a desert island library it's gonna be a 3rd or more jazz. I'm fighting it to be normal and include the Beatles and/or Stones whom are not making my list along with a long list of lesser usual suspects like Zep. Then there's my love of other instrumental music that runs in the background here daily. Punk? One album and done. Classic rock/prog/grunge? Limited representation atm but high rankings. 17 slots available and I covered 80s alt/indie first thing cuz it's a must. /ramble
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I'm just about to try this. I may explode.4 DMs sent to Dr.Oc because copy and paste is hard
My list breakdown is as follows:
30's - 1
60's - 1
70's - 29
80's - 22
90's - 12
00's - 3
10's - 1
There are 5 live albums and one soundtrack.
Jazz really is a problem for me. Lifelong best buddy and college roommate was/is a terrific sax player and got me into jazz 45 years ago. If I'm treating this like a desert island library it's gonna be a 3rd or more jazz. I'm fighting it to be normal and include the Beatles and/or Stones whom are not making my list along with a long list of lesser usual suspects like Zep. Then there's my love of other instrumental music that runs in the background here daily. Punk? One album and done. Classic rock/prog/grunge? Limited representation atm but high rankings. 17 slots available and I covered 80s alt/indie first thing cuz it's a must. /ramble
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All are on tim's list?32 lists in
We now have our 6th #1 album that only appears on that one list - those six 70 pointers are tied for 242nd place. There's a decent chance the ones that don't get a second vote fall out of the Top 300 - but could hold on depending on the number of lists that come in.
Taylor Swift now has more albums represented than AC/DC, Black Sabbath, The Doobie Brothers, Neil Diamond and Crosby, Stills, Nash &Young.
1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
one is.All are on tim's list?32 lists in
We now have our 6th #1 album that only appears on that one list - those six 70 pointers are tied for 242nd place. There's a decent chance the ones that don't get a second vote fall out of the Top 300 - but could hold on depending on the number of lists that come in.
Taylor Swift now has more albums represented than AC/DC, Black Sabbath, The Doobie Brothers, Neil Diamond and Crosby, Stills, Nash &Young.
1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
In all fairness, the Doobies and CSNY probably both only have one album of note (The Captain and Me, Deja Vu), although you never know. Sabbath has a bunch of great albums, but I could see one album dominating the majority of mentions in something like this. Swift is an artist where you can ask 10 fans what their favorite album of hers is and you might get 10 different answers.32 lists in
We now have our 6th #1 album that only appears on that one list - those six 70 pointers are tied for 242nd place. There's a decent chance the ones that don't get a second vote fall out of the Top 300 - but could hold on depending on the number of lists that come in.
Taylor Swift now has more albums represented than AC/DC, Black Sabbath, The Doobie Brothers, Neil Diamond and Crosby, Stills, Nash &Young.
1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
Two of her albums made my top 70. (and probably not the obvious ones)All are on tim's list?32 lists in
We now have our 6th #1 album that only appears on that one list - those six 70 pointers are tied for 242nd place. There's a decent chance the ones that don't get a second vote fall out of the Top 300 - but could hold on depending on the number of lists that come in.
Taylor Swift now has more albums represented than AC/DC, Black Sabbath, The Doobie Brothers, Neil Diamond and Crosby, Stills, Nash &Young.
1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
CSNY (as opposed to CSN) only made three studio albums and one live album, so that part's not a huge surprise.32 lists in
We now have our 6th #1 album that only appears on that one list - those six 70 pointers are tied for 242nd place. There's a decent chance the ones that don't get a second vote fall out of the Top 300 - but could hold on depending on the number of lists that come in.
Taylor Swift now has more albums represented than AC/DC, Black Sabbath, The Doobie Brothers, Neil Diamond and Crosby, Stills, Nash &Young.
1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
There is just so much good music and of so many different genres and styles. I could probably submit a second list that had 70 different albums and I would feel very proud of it.1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
So about three quarters of the albums are on one list only, huh? I don't know if that sounds normal, but it seems like a very diverse selection of records in the end. Perhaps people are just that diverse with music. I would expect it from this board, but not from people in general. Perhaps the proliferation of music over the past sixty-five years has really meant a diversification of taste for pretty much everybody.
There is just so much good music and of so many different genres and styles. I could probably submit a second list that had 70 different albums and I would feel very proud of it.1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
So about three quarters of the albums are on one list only, huh? I don't know if that sounds normal, but it seems like a very diverse selection of records in the end. Perhaps people are just that diverse with music. I would expect it from this board, but not from people in general. Perhaps the proliferation of music over the past sixty-five years has really meant a diversification of taste for pretty much everybody.
Well, I have an LP by one of them on my list and it's neither of those you mentioned.In all fairness, the Doobies and CSNY probably both only have one album of note (The Captain and Me, Deja Vu), although you never know.
Just picked the bands kind of randomly but get your point.In all fairness, the Doobies and CSNY probably both only have one album of note (The Captain and Me, Deja Vu), although you never know. Sabbath has a bunch of great albums, but I could see one album dominating the majority of mentions in something like this. Swift is an artist where you can ask 10 fans what their favorite album of hers is and you might get 10 different answers.32 lists in
We now have our 6th #1 album that only appears on that one list - those six 70 pointers are tied for 242nd place. There's a decent chance the ones that don't get a second vote fall out of the Top 300 - but could hold on depending on the number of lists that come in.
Taylor Swift now has more albums represented than AC/DC, Black Sabbath, The Doobie Brothers, Neil Diamond and Crosby, Stills, Nash &Young.
1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
Two of her albums made my top 70. (and probably not the obvious ones)All are on tim's list?32 lists in
We now have our 6th #1 album that only appears on that one list - those six 70 pointers are tied for 242nd place. There's a decent chance the ones that don't get a second vote fall out of the Top 300 - but could hold on depending on the number of lists that come in.
Taylor Swift now has more albums represented than AC/DC, Black Sabbath, The Doobie Brothers, Neil Diamond and Crosby, Stills, Nash &Young.
1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
that's right - tim's the weirdo with one album since the beginning of CDs.one is.All are on tim's list?32 lists in
We now have our 6th #1 album that only appears on that one list - those six 70 pointers are tied for 242nd place. There's a decent chance the ones that don't get a second vote fall out of the Top 300 - but could hold on depending on the number of lists that come in.
Taylor Swift now has more albums represented than AC/DC, Black Sabbath, The Doobie Brothers, Neil Diamond and Crosby, Stills, Nash &Young.
1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.
His most recent album is much more recent than my most recent album. I have nothing after 2004.that's right - tim's the weirdo with one album since the beginning of CDs.one is.All are on tim's list?32 lists in
We now have our 6th #1 album that only appears on that one list - those six 70 pointers are tied for 242nd place. There's a decent chance the ones that don't get a second vote fall out of the Top 300 - but could hold on depending on the number of lists that come in.
Taylor Swift now has more albums represented than AC/DC, Black Sabbath, The Doobie Brothers, Neil Diamond and Crosby, Stills, Nash &Young.
1,247 different albums have been selected with 916 of them on only one list.![]()
He said if you do it in excel just put them in separate columns.@Dr. Octopus The first few times you posted the format, you had hyphens in between album name and artist name, but I could swear later you said not to use the hyphens. Which should I do? Thanks.
You don't read his posts, do you?@Dr. Octopus The first few times you posted the format, you had hyphens in between album name and artist name, but I could swear later you said not to use the hyphens. Which should I do? Thanks.
I did mention I had one album from the 30's. It made the cut easily.My list breakdown is as follows:
30's - 1
60's - 1
70's - 29
80's - 22
90's - 12
00's - 3
10's - 1
There are 5 live albums and one soundtrack.
Some else with music from the 1930s!
I think those were confirmed allowed earlier in the thread.Are we ranking classical or Broadway albums?
I'm thinking for example about Handel's Messiah, Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Les Miserables.
You can. The challenge with classical is 5 people could all want to put Beethoven's 5th as a choice. One person could choose John Eliot Gardiner's recording, another Carlos Kleiber with the Vienna Phil, another choose his dad Erich's recording. Plus there is Bernstein and Karajan with the Berlin Phil. Plus there is the classic Furtwangler and modern Barenboim. So 5 people could choose Beethoven's 5th but because they are all different artists and different albums, none of them may make the final countdown.Are we ranking classical or Broadway albums?
I'm thinking for example about Handel's Messiah, Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Les Miserables.
I’d be fine if those would all be grouped/added together in the rankings if that were to happen.You can. The challenge with classical is 5 people could all want to put Beethoven's 5th as a choice. One person could choose John Eliot Gardiner's recording, another Carlos Kleiber with the Vienna Phil, another choose his dad Erich's recording. Plus there is Bernstein and Karajan with the Berlin Phil. Plus there is the classic Furtwangler and modern Barenboim. So 5 people could choose Beethoven's 5th but because they are all different artists and different albums, none of them may make the final countdown.Are we ranking classical or Broadway albums?
I'm thinking for example about Handel's Messiah, Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Les Miserables.