Red Mosquito

bada wrote:I'm at 7. If I beat you you have to watch Justice League.

I can’t. I don’t have HBO anymore.

Jammer XCI wrote:Was expecting choice picks like Gang Starr, Deltron 3030 and Gojira to get no love here and I was right.

I went with Mastodon and OutKast. We should have compared notes.

if there is no Joy Divison on the final top 20, im leaving this forum

Smiths Or Depeche Mode also

20. Beastie Boys

A trio of punks turned sophomoric rappers, who then traded superstar status for increasingly adventurous and acclaimed hip-hop.

19. Led Zeppelin

Acknowledged as the most successful and influential band of the heavy rock era, with a catalog that continues to inspire.

18. Tool

American quartet that elevated their early-'90s metal sonics with a sophisticated, progressive flourish.

17. Tom Waits

A neo-beatnik songwriter who grew weirder and wilder in the '80s, earning a cult following that only grew larger as the years passed.

16. David Bowie

The mercurial music icon widely considered the original pop chameleon and figurehead for countless musical movements.

Oof here we go

we're almost there.

No I think it will be a few more pages before we see The National

Mickey wrote:No I think it will be a few more pages before we see The National

Up to 7.

wease wrote:Up to 7.

I think I'm at 5?

I'm at 9 because I'm a tastemaker.

i'm at 6 unless i suck at counting

No St. Vincent yet.

She was on at least three lists, yeah? I'm sure she was.

That's encouraging.

Tori
Elliott
Jack White
Tom Waits
Bowie

Was hoping those last two would be higher overall. Not that I'm complaining.

9 of mine too

argo can you start releasing these in groups of 3?

12 for me so far.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:argo can you start releasing these in groups of 3?

Is this really what you want?

The Argonaut wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:argo can you start releasing these in groups of 3?

Is this really what you want?

yes please