Consensus Top 350 Albums of All-Time: 1. The Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd (18 Viewers)

[MAC_32]

Never to early for christmas

August most certainly is - let’s enjoy the present.

My wife will start the Christmas playlist on the way home from whiskey & pie at her aunt's Thanksgiving night and it's permitted until we drive to my brother's for the final Christmas the weekend after the 25th. I won't say I never play it outside of being around the family during that time, but I don't seek it out on my own until the week of. And I love Christmas music, it's just now ain't it. Now's for summer music, of which is not comprised of much on my list of 70!

 

[MAC_32]

Great advice in general. It's petty but it annoyed me yesterday when I was out shopping and saw all the Oktoberfest beers and Pumpkin Spiced stuff. I know summer is hot and can be draining for people but come on lets leave things in their places.

Big yep! We always over-load on summer drinks late July in anticipation of this happening. Fall beer season is my favorite one, but...not til Fall. We got at least a month before I even want to start thinking about Oktoberfest.

 

[rockaction]

Never to early for christmas

August most certainly is - let’s enjoy the present.

Great advice in general. It's petty but it annoyed me yesterday when I was out shopping and saw all the Oktoberfest beers and Pumpkin Spiced stuff. I know summer is hot and can be draining for people but come on lets leave things in their places.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Never to early for christmas

August most certainly is - let’s enjoy the present.

Great advice in general. It's petty but it annoyed me yesterday when I was out shopping and saw all the Oktoberfest beers and Pumpkin Spiced stuff. I know summer is hot and can be draining for people but come on lets leave things in their places.

Yeah last August I ordered a Sam Adams Seasonal at a bar, expecting a Summer Ale and when I got an Oktoberfest I was very disappointed. Just not what I expected in the heat of August.

 

[Ilov80s]

Never to early for christmas

August most certainly is - let’s enjoy the present.

Great advice in general. It's petty but it annoyed me yesterday when I was out shopping and saw all the Oktoberfest beers and Pumpkin Spiced stuff. I know summer is hot and can be draining for people but come on lets leave things in their places.

Yeah last August I ordered a Sam Adams Seasonal at a bar, expecting a Summer Ale and when I got an Oktoberfest I was very disappointed. Just not what I expected in the heat of August.

Yep and then by the time it's actually October people are sick of it and want a winter beer or peppermint coffee. We just want everything all the time. Europe seems much better about knowing the time and place for certain things.

 

[BLOCKED_PUNT]

9 Towns Around The World That Celebrate Christmas All Year Long

From well-known to off-the-beaten-path destinations, enjoy a full-fledged Christmas experience for the first time at one of these magical locations.

www.travelawaits.com

 

[rockaction]

Never to early for christmas

August most certainly is - let’s enjoy the present.

Great advice in general. It's petty but it annoyed me yesterday when I was out shopping and saw all the Oktoberfest beers and Pumpkin Spiced stuff. I know summer is hot and can be draining for people but come on lets leave things in their places.

Yeah last August I ordered a Sam Adams Seasonal at a bar, expecting a Summer Ale and when I got an Oktoberfest I was very disappointed. Just not what I expected in the heat of August.

Yep and then by the time it's actually October people are sick of it and want a winter beer or peppermint coffee. We just want everything all the time. Europe seems much better about knowing the time and place for certain things.

In the twentieth century and beyond, America seemed to value bending nature to its will and has succeeded with costs while Europe has tried to bend human nature to its will and has failed spectacularly.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

9 Towns Around The World That Celebrate Christmas All Year Long

From well-known to off-the-beaten-path destinations, enjoy a full-fledged Christmas experience for the first time at one of these magical locations.

www.travelawaits.com

I've been here. It's a beautiful town:

3. Rothenburg Ob Der Tauber, Germany​

German Christmas markets are the hallmark of old-fashioned European Christmas towns. The charming Bavarian village of Rothenburg ob der Tauber has one such Christmas market and much more. The town is home to Deutsches Weihnachtsmuseum, the world-famous German Christmas museum.

Celebrating the history of beautiful German Christmas decorations, the museum houses rare Christmas decorations from the 19th and 20th centuries along with traditional Christmas decorations that are still very popular in modern times. Display cases twinkle with delicate handcrafted decorations showcasing the beautiful history of the Christmas celebration.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

9 Towns Around The World That Celebrate Christmas All Year Long

From well-known to off-the-beaten-path destinations, enjoy a full-fledged Christmas experience for the first time at one of these magical locations.

www.travelawaits.com

Frankemuth, MI is nothing exiting. small little German town off of I-75. Bronners is the worlds largest Christmas store or whatever but beyond that there’s a small indoor waterpark and a couple of chicken dinner places

 

[zamboni]

Never to early for christmas

August most certainly is - let’s enjoy the present.

Never too early. Especially with these adorable little guys!

The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late) - Remastered 1999

Alvin & The Chipmunks, David Seville · Christmas With The Chipmunks (2010) · Song · 2010

open.spotify.com

Awww . . . he wants a hula hoop!

Each year at one of my redraft leagues, there's always one goon that shouts "ALVIN!" after Kamara is drafted.

 

[Psychopav]

Never to early for christmas

August most certainly is - let’s enjoy the present.

And that's why the call it a gift.


Wait, that's not right...

 

[Dr. Octopus]

So for the "five album swap" I have the following people as participating:

@Dr. Octopus (love that guy)
@KarmaPolice
@Pip's Invitation
@Ilov80s
@MAC_32
@Idiot Boxer
@Dan Lambskin
@Don Quixote
@Mrs. Rannous
@Mt. Man
@Yo Mama
@Psychopav

Let me know if I missed anyone that responded or if you're interested in being partnered up.

Anyone that wants to list 5 recommendations generally but doesn't want to commit to listening to others' are free to do so of course.

If no one else in interested, I’ll randomly pick the matchups tomorrow morning and post them here.

It’s not like others couldn’t jump in at any time.

 

[KarmaPolice]

There are a couple names I'm afraid of on that list.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

There are a couple names I'm afraid of on that list.

Like @Ilov80s said I would imagine everyone will try to provide albums they think the other will like.

I actually listened to the Bon Jovi album that was picked in this thing and discovered a song I had never heard before which I thought was great. So you never know when you’ll find a hidden gem.

 

[BLOCKED_PUNT]

I would imagine everyone will try to provide albums they think the other will like.

oh, good thing I didn't join then

 

[Dr. Octopus]

I would imagine everyone will try to provide albums they think the other will like.

oh, good thing I didn't join then

I did listen to your Bon Jovi album - only really knew the hits. I liked it for what it is/was. It’s fun.

I have peed at his rest stop as well.

ETA: I loved the song “Raise Your Hands”..

 

[BLOCKED_PUNT]

Also still waiting on @KarmaPolice and @BLOCKED_PUNT review of The Deadlights

the deadlights are very scary and I'm glad that I've never seen them.

 

[Ilov80s]

I would imagine everyone will try to provide albums they think the other will like.

oh, good thing I didn't join then

I hope I didn't leave a bad taste in your mouth with the Dope album. I chose it because it was the only thing I hadn't never heard of. I generally liked all the other artists you gave me so I took a risk. Your tastes aren't wildly out of something I would listen to when working out or when I was 20. So it's definitely not like I hate your tastes or feel like it's bad music. If I had taken 5 of your albums, I would have probably came back liking 3 or 4 of them.

 

[BLOCKED_PUNT]

I would imagine everyone will try to provide albums they think the other will like.

oh, good thing I didn't join then

I hope I didn't leave a bad taste in your mouth with the Dope album. I chose it because it was the only thing I hadn't never heard of. I generally liked all the other artists you gave me so I took a risk. Your tastes aren't wildly out of something I would listen to when working out or when I was 20. So it's definitely not like I hate your tastes or feel like it's bad music. If I had taken 5 of your albums, I would have probably came back liking 3 or 4 of them.

naw, it's fine guy. I know some of the things that I like you guys won't like and some of the things you guys like I won't like. I was just trying to make a joke by jokingly implying that I'd intentionally provide albums that others wouldn't like. I wish I had a bigger list but I'm not really an album guys, though I guess I should prob start listening to more full albums. Sometimes the hits are the hits for a reason but with some of my albums there are good songs that aren't singles and I', sure its the same with many of the albums you guys did. Thanks for checking up on me though.

 

[Ilov80s]

I would imagine everyone will try to provide albums they think the other will like.

oh, good thing I didn't join then

I hope I didn't leave a bad taste in your mouth with the Dope album. I chose it because it was the only thing I hadn't never heard of. I generally liked all the other artists you gave me so I took a risk. Your tastes aren't wildly out of something I would listen to when working out or when I was 20. So it's definitely not like I hate your tastes or feel like it's bad music. If I had taken 5 of your albums, I would have probably came back liking 3 or 4 of them.

naw, it's fine guy. I know some of the things that I like you guys won't like and some of the things you guys like I won't like. I was just trying to make a joke by jokingly implying that I'd intentionally provide albums that others wouldn't like. I wish I had a bigger list but I'm not really an album guys, though I guess I should prob start listening to more full albums. Sometimes the hits are the hits for a reason but with some of my albums there are good songs that aren't singles and I', sure its the same with many of the albums you guys did. Thanks for checking up on me though.

Ok there will be plenty of opportunity to dislike my tastes in movies in the thread KP and I have lol.

 

[titusbramble]

I won't be in for the swapathon, but if anyone wants a specific five from my list to have a listen to, I would go with:

Deltron 3030/Deltron 3030 - discussed a bit up thread, this is a 2000 hip hop concept album set 1000 years in the future with fantastic production

Love Is Here/Starsailor or The Coral/The Coral - two pretty similar albums from the early noughties North West indie scene, both fantastic debuts and great live. The Coral are probably a bit more up tempo while Starsailor are more relaxed, pick your poison

lemonjelly.ky/Lemon Jelly - this debut is super chilled electronica, collating their three previous EPs into one package. Perfect background music for various things, if you like EDM but were put off by my previous MAD countdown choices this is basically the opposite

Americana/The Offspring - I thought this might get a bit more love, both the album and the band, who if I remember rightly got nothing in. This was probably the peak of their commercial success and some great late 90s pop/punk

The Man Who/Travis - I guess they never broke the US, or not until the subsequent album. This was huge in the UK in 98 or 99, forget exactly when, peak indie at the time

 

[BLOCKED_PUNT]

Americana/The Offspring - I thought this might get a bit more love, both the album and the band, who if I remember rightly got nothing in. This was probably the peak of their commercial success and some great late 90s pop/punk

I had the album at one point and I generally like The Offspring. The Kids aren't alright is a good song that I like. Some of the other hits are a little chessy though.

 

[UncleZen]

Here's your top 20 by points. I make no representations, expressed or implied, that this is accurate.

Artist	# of albums	Total points
The Beatles	10	4343
Pink Floyd	6	3872
Led Zeppelin	8	3355
The Rolling Stones	8	1967
Radiohead	5	1836
U2	7	1671
Rush	7	1568
Pearl Jam	5	1418
The Who	7	1320
Nirvana	3	1307
Bruce Springsteen	8	1201
Stevie Wonder	6	1201
Prince	4	1194
Fleetwood Mac	5	1191
Bob Dylan	4	1070
Metallica	4	1067
Allman Brothers Band	8	1059
R.E.M.	9	1019
The Clash	4	994
Beastie Boys	5	899

I wonder about the British skew here. Certainly it's not uncommon to see rock countdowns lean a bit that way and the major British classic rock groups deserve their accolades. But this seems a bit out of proportion. I'd argue that in both non-rock (Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Stevie Wonder, Johnny Cash, Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, etc.) and rock (Bob Dylan, The Allman Brothers, The Beach Boys, Chuck Berry, Elvis, The Band) that the U.S. is up there with the major British acts in terms of both quality and importance of the music. Also interesting that the top American acts skew towards grunge and alternative. Nothing against them, but they are clearly overrepresented here. I know this is favorites rather than best and that demographics factor in, but do people really think Nirvana has better albums than Bob Dylan? Really?

To @Dr. Octopus's point at the beginning, I guess part of the fun is seeing something a little different. Just surprised me a little.

Yes, Nirvana has better albums than Bob Dylan. I like Bob Dylan and think he is one of the greatest songwriters of all time, but I like it better when other people cover his songs vs listening to him perform the songs.

 

[KarmaPolice]

I would imagine everyone will try to provide albums they think the other will like.

oh, good thing I didn't join then

I did listen to your Bon Jovi album - only really knew the hits. I liked it for what it is/was. It’s fun.

I have peed at his rest stop as well.

ETA: I loved the song “Raise Your Hands”..

Yeah, that's a damn good song.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

I was hoping that someone might listen to that TSO album but no one cared.

I think Mr R owns that album. He likes the group.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Never to early for christmas

August most certainly is - let’s enjoy the present.

Live in the now!

 

[Mr. Mojo]

9 Towns Around The World That Celebrate Christmas All Year Long

From well-known to off-the-beaten-path destinations, enjoy a full-fledged Christmas experience for the first time at one of these magical locations.

www.travelawaits.com

I've been here. It's a beautiful town:

3. Rothenburg Ob Der Tauber, Germany​

German Christmas markets are the hallmark of old-fashioned European Christmas towns. The charming Bavarian village of Rothenburg ob der Tauber has one such Christmas market and much more. The town is home to Deutsches Weihnachtsmuseum, the world-famous German Christmas museum.

Celebrating the history of beautiful German Christmas decorations, the museum houses rare Christmas decorations from the 19th and 20th centuries along with traditional Christmas decorations that are still very popular in modern times. Display cases twinkle with delicate handcrafted decorations showcasing the beautiful history of the Christmas celebration.

We went there for a day on a river cruise several years ago.
Very nice town and it also has a wall around that you can walk to get different views.

 

[UncleZen]

I was hoping that someone might listen to that TSO album but no one cared.

I think Mr R owns that album. He likes the group.

Took the wife to see them a few years back and it was an amazing show. Lasers, lights, fire and great music made for a great date night. That show included a Shine on you crazy diamond teaser too.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Americana/The Offspring - I thought this might get a bit more love, both the album and the band, who if I remember rightly got nothing in. This was probably the peak of their commercial success and some great late 90s pop/punk

I had the album at one point and I generally like The Offspring. The Kids aren't alright is a good song that I like. Some of the other hits are a little chessy though.

Smash made it. Ixnay on the Hombre and Americana were decent but not as good as Smash IMO

 

[BLOCKED_PUNT]

Yourself or Someone Like You only got 1 vote? That surprises me given the average age of this board and when it was released.

3 am and Push show up on my playlist from time to time and I like them both. Never listened to the full album though. I know its not a Matchbox 20 but I really like Smooth (I know Supernatural made the list) and Rob Thomas in general. I think the time period had less to do with then the sound. They might be a little too poppy for some people?

 

[shuke]

My choices that made the countdown:
2. Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
4. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
5. Blind Faith - Blind Faith
6. Band of Horses - Everything All The Time
8. The Beatles - Abbey Road
10. Yes - Fragile
11. My Morning Jacket - It Still Moves
12. Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die
13. Allman Bros - Eat A Peach
18. Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
19. Sun Kil Moon - Ghosts of the Great Highway
21. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin
23. Explosions in the Sky - The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place
25. Radiohead - OK Computer
26. Pink Floyd - Meddle
28. Arcade Fire - Funeral
30. The Strokes - Is This It?
31. Radiohead - The Bends
33. Lord Huron - Strange Trails
36. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
37. Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy
38. Pink Floyd - The Wall
41. Wilco - Yankee Foxtrot Hotel
44. Nick Drake - Pink Moon
47. Yes - The Yes Album
48. Radiohead - Kid A
52. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin III
56. Grateful Dead - American Beauty
58. Beastie Boys - Licensed To Ill
63. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin II
67. Arcade Fire - The Suburbs

Not making but already highlighted and discussed:
1. Grateful Dead - One From The Vault
16. Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes
20. Son Volt - Okemah and the Melody of Riot
35. Red House Painters - Old Ramon
45. Heartless Bastards - Restless Ones
64. Phish - Hampton Comes Alive
68. Wilco - A.M.
70. My Morning Jacket - Z

Others not making it:
3. Phish - Junta
7. Arcade Fire - Neon Bible
9. Wilco - A Ghost Is Born
14. Ben Folds Five - Ben Folds Five
15. Jerry Garcia Band - Cats Under The Stars
17. Heartless Bastards - Arrow
22. Phish - Billy Breathes
24. Grateful Dead - Anthem of the Sun
27. Phish - A Live One
29. Band of Horses - Cease to Begin
32. Grateful Dead - Terrapin Station
34. Neil Young - Unplugged
39. Traffic - Traffic
40. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV
42. My Morning Jacket - Circuital
43. Grateful Dead - Without a Net
46. My Morning Jacket - Evil Urges
49. Wilco - Summerteeth
50. My Morning Jacket - At Dawn
51. Neil Young - Live Rust
53. Grateful Dead - Aoxomoxoa
54. Uncle Tupelo - No Depression
55. Widespread Panic - Light Fuse Get Away
57. Saunders/Garcia - Live at Keystone
59. Phish - Rift
60. Band of Horses - Mirage Rock
61. Son Volt - Trace
62. Fleet Foxes - Crack Up
65. moe. - No Doy
66. Wilco - Sky Blue Sky
69. The War on Drugs - A Deeper Understanding

 

[KarmaPolice]

Why do I smell weed, patchouli, and b.o coming from this thread now?

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Why do I smell weed, patchouli, and b.o coming from this thread now?

When did you get the Smell-O-Vision upgrade? Is that a Netflix thing?

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

9 Towns Around The World That Celebrate Christmas All Year Long

From well-known to off-the-beaten-path destinations, enjoy a full-fledged Christmas experience for the first time at one of these magical locations.

www.travelawaits.com

I've been here. It's a beautiful town:

3. Rothenburg Ob Der Tauber, Germany​

German Christmas markets are the hallmark of old-fashioned European Christmas towns. The charming Bavarian village of Rothenburg ob der Tauber has one such Christmas market and much more. The town is home to Deutsches Weihnachtsmuseum, the world-famous German Christmas museum.

Celebrating the history of beautiful German Christmas decorations, the museum houses rare Christmas decorations from the 19th and 20th centuries along with traditional Christmas decorations that are still very popular in modern times. Display cases twinkle with delicate handcrafted decorations showcasing the beautiful history of the Christmas celebration.

We went there for a day on a river cruise several years ago.
Very nice town and it also has a wall around that you can walk to get different views.

Pretty sure they don't celebrate Christmas all year long. They have a Christmas Market. The town is picturesque. Not same thing.

(Dinkelsbühl has fewer tourists.)

 

[Psychopav]

Why do I smell weed, patchouli, and b.o coming from this thread now?

When did you get the Smell-O-Vision upgrade? Is that a Netflix thing?

Muppetvision 3D. oursaforty:



Too soon?

 

[rockaction]

Why do I smell weed, patchouli, and b.o coming from this thread now?

When did you get the Smell-O-Vision upgrade? Is that a Netflix thing?

Muppetvision 3D. oursaforty:



Too soon?

What happened?

 

[rockaction]

Deltron 3030/Deltron 3030 - discussed a bit up thread, this is a 2000 hip hop concept album set 1000 years in the future with fantastic production

I enjoy this album very much. I own it on vinyl. It's trip hop. Very cool. Produced by Kid Koala and Dan The Automator, if that means anything to people.

 

[KarmaPolice]

I won't be in for the swapathon, but if anyone wants a specific five from my list to have a listen to, I would go with:

Deltron 3030/Deltron 3030 - discussed a bit up thread, this is a 2000 hip hop concept album set 1000 years in the future with fantastic production

Love Is Here/Starsailor or The Coral/The Coral - two pretty similar albums from the early noughties North West indie scene, both fantastic debuts and great live. The Coral are probably a bit more up tempo while Starsailor are more relaxed, pick your poison

lemonjelly.ky/Lemon Jelly - this debut is super chilled electronica, collating their three previous EPs into one package. Perfect background music for various things, if you like EDM but were put off by my previous MAD countdown choices this is basically the opposite

Americana/The Offspring - I thought this might get a bit more love, both the album and the band, who if I remember rightly got nothing in. This was probably the peak of their commercial success and some great late 90s pop/punk

The Man Who/Travis - I guess they never broke the US, or not until the subsequent album. This was huge in the UK in 98 or 99, forget exactly when, peak indie at the time

I wrote down to revist the 2 bolded. Those are a couple that I remember having and liking back in the day that were in my random pile of downloaded/burned albums. Not sure the electronica is my thing from the middle option, but I will probably try one from door #2. Thanks!

 

[AAABatteries]

Why do I smell weed, patchouli, and b.o coming from this thread now?

When did you get the Smell-O-Vision upgrade? Is that a Netflix thing?

Muppetvision 3D. oursaforty:



Too soon?

What happened?

They closed it. :(

 

[KarmaPolice]

Deltron 3030/Deltron 3030 - discussed a bit up thread, this is a 2000 hip hop concept album set 1000 years in the future with fantastic production

I enjoy this album very much. I own it on vinyl. It's trip hop. Very cool. Produced by Kid Koala and Dan The Automator, if that means anything to people.

I am pretty sure Kid Koala opened for Radiohead in the Kid A/Amnesiac days.

 

[Brunell4MVP]

Appetite killed Glam Rock

You should check out Sex Pistols as you seem to have never heard of them.

Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols - Album by Sex Pistols | Spotify

Sex Pistols · album · 1977 · 12 songs

open.spotify.com

Sure. never heard of them. I like punk. Big fan of Rancid and Fugazi. meh, I don't see them as game changers

 

[rockaction]

Sure. never heard of them. I like punk. Big fan of Rancid and Fugazi. meh, I don't see them as game changers

The Sex Pistols?

 

[rockaction]

Appetite killed Glam Rock and brought hard rock to mainstream

Appetite was glam rock. They had Hanoi Rocks tattoos on their arms. They started a vanity label to re-release all of Hanoi's records. Uzi Suicide.

They were (Hanoi) fronted by Mike Monroe, who tried to be Marilyn in his own speedball way.

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eta* Check out the "Welcome To The Jungle" video. Axl has teased hair and makeup on. I have no problem with glam rock, by the way, but Guns wasn't running from it. By 1989 that had changed. But when they were first coming out in L.A., they had the compact mirrors out.

eta2* Appetite had glam rock tendencies. It was not "glam rock" as I stated. It certainly had elements of it.

 

[ConstruxBoy]

Others not making it:

40. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV

Pretty sure this made it...

 

[rockaction]

Deltron 3030/Deltron 3030 - discussed a bit up thread, this is a 2000 hip hop concept album set 1000 years in the future with fantastic production

I enjoy this album very much. I own it on vinyl. It's trip hop. Very cool. Produced by Kid Koala and Dan The Automator, if that means anything to people.

I am pretty sure Kid Koala opened for Radiohead in the Kid A/Amnesiac days.

I just looked it up and you're absolutely correct. There are concert listings for The Beta Band, Radiohead, and Kid Koala.

 

[zamboni]

Others not making it:

40. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV

Pretty sure this made it...

But Kashmir was put in its place.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

So I literally picked the pairings out of a hat - Some of the matchups are almost too perfect:

@KarmaPolice / @Mt. Man

@Pip's Invitation / @Dan Lambskin (sorry for the short straw Pip)

@Ilov80s / @Mrs. Rannous

@Idiot Boxer / @Dr. Octopus

@Yo Mama / @MAC_32

@Psychopav / @Don Quixote

Everyone can start listing their five albums for your partner to listen to and review - I will not place time constraints on responding but please try and not drag it out too long.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Need to see @Pip's Invitation top 70 so I can give him something reasonable

 

[Juxtatarot]

I’m glad you guys are doing this. Although I didn’t want to commit to participating, I think I’d like to choose one album from each list to listen to. This assumes you are posting the lists here as opposed to through PMs.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

Need to see @Pip's Invitation top 70 so I can give him something reasonable

I'll send a PM.