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they picked hte wrong Tull LP to give it the deluxe treatment

i finally bought a copy last weekend but haven't been able to listen to it yet.

Tull is so heavy, even Tony Iommi couldn't last in the band that long.

terrible list, imo.

that's always been RS's mode of operation...the 500 best bands list a few jazz, soul, blues or reggae artists and then the rest of the 97% is just rock. i wonder why they even bother...

Thanks OC Boyd. how was Thalia's set?

i put up a vid of Cortez The Killer, as well as the song BT did w/ Ted Leo. i am having problems w/ the Uncle Tupelo song that Ted Leo did in his solo set, but hope to have that up tonight.

here's my Buffalo Tom review/photos from the 1st night: http://www.prefixmag.com/photos/buffalo-tom-ted-leo-j-mascis-tanya-donelly-mike-om/#photo-1

so let's see the list.

it sounds like Elvis has no say in pricing, and based on how recording contracts are typically written, i would think that is true.

i would also say that just being a dexterity wizard doesn't make one a great guitarist...

Slash wasn't who i had in mind.

so many people have tried to convince me otherwise, but the band just doesn't work for me.

how many metal guitarists can shit all over most of these selections? a lot.

yeah including Lou Reed is a joke...and Bruce Springsteen? c'mon. i guess i know who Jon Landau voted for... including Paul Simon is really stupid too. yeah, he gets in, but not someone like Steve Howe. another WTF moment...Leslie West at 66? really? where is John McGeoch? he only contributed vitally to bands like Public Image Ltd, Magazine, and Siouxsie and The Banshees... i know it's RS so i should expect it, but still... i would like to see the individual ballots of the voters: THE VOTERS: Trey Anastasio, Dan Auerbach (The Black Keys), Brian Bell (Weezer), Ritchie Blackmore (Deep

Hendrix was #1. i think Richards was #4. Chuck Berry was in the top 10. Townshend and Page, too. was EVH #2? i can't recall the details,,,just scanned it at a store the other day.

damn i was there too! i put up a vid of CtK on youtube. what a great night of rock.

who the hell is Josh T Pearson? and is Mogwai too unfashionable to land on any of these lists? their record this year is super-excellent-awesomeness. i listened to it again today.

because while they are funny, they are not even close to the ones listed... check out all the parts to this wonderful documentary:

just listening to the new Fall record right now...i don't why i'm surprised it's so good, given the quality of last year's _Your Future, Our Clutter_. but damn. thirty-plus years on and still delivering the goods? not many people can claim that.

there's no question about Harrison...Dylan, not until he got jeebus.

Mark E Smith would never be a travelling dingleberry.

a random smattering of those songs via youtube sunk me into a great and vast coma.

The Fall are definitely greater than George (and by default, Ringo). not sure about Paul or John.

The Saints should be on this list.