Greg's "My Own Personal Top 100 Albums of All Time" on Lists of Bests

Untitled — 1 year ago

It’s great to see Romantic Warrior on this list. I thought that I might be the only one that likes it!

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GodBurger — 3 years ago

what does this need to make lists of various things in one’s life.

I know everyone is so very hip and all

here, but one of ya’ll is ‘THE punk before you were a punk’ punk I can’t hold it in any longer. Ive decided, in my world (which is only one person’s reality/opinion/etc. and one who’s been been up past his bed time for 30 some hours now) so temper all this with your patiences.

To sit here writing lists of whatever so that we can all be entertained in our life of lives. the technology is finally at a level which allows this communication style. BUT IS THISCOMMUNICATION?

Point one: when i or you, or you, or even You, are spending time at your computer doing this pseudo- expression and ‘relating/conversing’ that is exactly what and really ONLY what were doing. We are not relating to people we are interacting with tHis relatvely new TOY, object, status symbol, or perhaps the CB of the millineum.

I type and my ego tries HARD to articulate my blathering to come accross clearly to what I ‘IMAGINE’ is out there. That Throng waiting on my latest utterances.

concerning this imagining of an intereted population of people whom (lets be honest)we don’t know and neither know us. At at least we’re civil. Right?

So basically what I’m doing is playing with a piece of electronic magic, slapping away at its keys with my finger while my mind fills in the holes and vague parts of ‘you’ and you and you. Of course you are somwhat inteested, cool, can “really relate” to my scene, all are the “beautiful” people of my world (especially you women, but then again computer crossdresssing or is it cross typing .I think the point is made. If you are having oposite gender fun time, it makes no mind because my mind knows you’re who I want to see anyway

I won’t go on I thnk we get it.

Now take this further into this place where we list our top favorite top things that we have enough of or enough knowledge of our things that we list which are exceptional in some way to fit some quality, aesthetic "better’ , “less better” list.

Wow. that is weird. night after night ‘relating’ and feeling humanistic relating. when relly all we’re doing is stting on our asses all alone with ever increasngly better gadgetry. or is that just fancy terminology for ego boosting ( even say, shopping to feel warm inside) here we sit rotting on the vine while we connvince ourelves of reality of connectedness to real? people. Why? Well I guess that is my lists for anyone selfaware enough to join in. We must be filing some needs for companionship and fighting off the holes we all carryand fill with out variou vices and busywork. wasting our lives isolated from REAL interaction with people (even those ‘damn’ kids of ours. I think Ill go outside and fly my kid’s kite while he’s gone. list=material goods or list= desires, passions, distractions in life. Isn’t it these very attatchments that cause suffering in life.

Go to the Duddha lists for that one. Be good. OUT

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Perlle

Cool — 4 years ago

Great list!

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sanchez2327

Untitled — 4 years ago

You can’t use compilations. They aren’t real albums just marketing ploys. Also “Help!” but no White Album – that doesn’t make much sense.

Generally a good list though with some really great artists and alot of suprises. Very eclectic. Kudos.

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theqissilent

Untitled — 4 years ago

A nice mix of the obvious and the unexpected, but I can’t condone the inclusion of greatest hits packages. Singles bands can be honored by lists of greatest artists and songs, but a list of ALBUMS should be thus. And the 10 year rule, while admirable in the face of the majority that leans from 1990 and forward, is awfully strict. As someone who owns more than a thousand albums, I’d say close to a third of them are from ’97 or later.

May 30, 03:04PM | 1 comment | Reply to this

Greg

Honorable mention — 4 years ago

Some of my more interesting choices that narrowly missed the cut. Grouped by reasons they didn’t make it:

I. NOTQUITEGOODENOUGH

BoDeans “Home”

Magnetic Fields “69 Love Songs”

Beatles “White Album”

Todd Rundgren “Something/Anything?” (substituted ANTHOLOGY)

Fleetwood Mac “Mystery to Me”

Tom Petty “She’s the One”

The Posies “Dear 23”

K.D. Lang “Absolute Torch and Twang”

Tom Petty “Wildflowers”

Tom Petty “Into the Great Wide Open”

Bruce Hornsby and the Range “A Night on the Town”

Simply Red “Stars”

II.BOXSETSARECHEATING

Everly Brothers “Classic Everly Brothers”

Elvis Presley “King of Rock and Roll”

Steely Dan “Citizen Steely Dan”

III. NEED TO “LIVE WITH IT” LONGER

BoDeans “Outside Looking In”

Love “Forever Changes”

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds “Murder Ballads”

Nick Lowe “Labour of Lust”

Soundtrack “O Brother Where Art Thou?”

Jurassic 5 “Quality Control”

Squeeze “Singles-45s and under”

Marshall Crenshaw “Marshall Crenshaw”

IV. NOT AT LEAST 10 YEARSOLD

Norah Jones “Come Away with Me”

White Stripes “Get Behind Me Satan”

Bright Eyes “I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning”

N.E.R.D. “In Search Of..”

Iron and Wine “Our Endless Numbered Days”

Death Cab for Cutie “Plans”

Scissor Sisters “Scissor Sisters”

Jill Scott “Who is Jill Scott?”

Switchfoot “The Beautiful Letdown”

Kaiser Chiefs “Employment”

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