Where's Massive Attack "blue lines"????

That should be top 5 of any list........

not channel 4s' - its at 72!!!!!!!!!

Of your list maybe!!!

FFS can no-one on here understand the difference between *their* opinion and the results??????

bang on!!!

Ive got to say it was total bollox!!!!

'Pepper' shouldnt ever be above the white album or 'Revolver' and where was 'Rubber soul'.

Madonna shouldnt be in there.

Where was 'Wish you were here'??

'Imagine' at 21???

'Hotel california' at 95??

It changes each year with the age of the voters getting younger!!!

The fecking Tweets ought to be in front of the Stone Roses. :razz:

I agree with the top Album choice, though. :)

Go wash your mouth out!!

I think I will... I said "St*ne R*ses", didn't I.

Horrible worrible music. Especially "I am the resurrection" Christ, if ever there was an object lesson in a band not knowing when to end a song, this is it.:mad:

The ending is awesome!

A great album but sooooooooooo badly recorded - almost as poorly recorded as The Joshua Tree.

They both sound like a cheap, old tape recorder was used to put them on tape.

I thought New Order's Low Life or Technique might have made the top 100......

OK Computer was a worthy winner.

Of "I am the Resurrection"? I would have said "eagerly awaited" :lol1:

LOL.

Bee Gees for you? ;)

I'm a big fan of alternative (or outré) Rock music, but for some reason the Stone Roses absolutely get on my baps. I can't explain it. :D

I'd have The Super Furry Animals in the top 10, but doubt that would get any support.......

Too right. :lol1:

Stone Roses were the biggest pile of ****e ever, in the whole history of pop.

Does that help :wonder:

:notworthy

Closely followed by the so called 'Happy' Mondays.... give me a break :(

Then there's that bloke who looks like a monkey...

After that it really goes down hill. God, that Manc stuff was poor :lol1:

I quite like the Stone Roses.....

<Brian Sewell mode on> They were the most dreadful oiks dear chap!! :eek: <Brian Sewell mode off>

:D

Surely that accolade goes to the beatles with hey jude. How to ruin a perfectly ok song with a load of dirge at the end. I don't know anyone who listens to all of it, once the main song is done the skip button gets used everytime. At least the s roses song develops and changes. Anyway, I am the resurrection works very well in indie clubs and is hugely popular, especially the last few minutes.

Another one here who likes the Stone Roses, its something different which doesnt sound too bad at all.

And I think they had a greater influence on much of the music that followed than Alanis Morissette did. :lol1:

Or, indeed, The Tweets.