ROLLING STONE 100 GREATEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME
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Your reactions at 16:27 and 20:42 were priceless lol. 😆 You should definitely do more videos with internet rankings like this.👍
Conclusion to another great series! Had lots of laughs. Speaking of rolling stone, I’ll hopefully be seeing The Rolling Stones (band is better than the publication) this summer on their hackney diamonds tour and was looking to dive deeper into their discography, if you have a ranking of your favorite albums or songs of theirs I’d love to see that 🙏
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No Elton John in the top 100? What a sham.
Goodbye yellow brick road needs number 1
@nickcapozio7134 That, or Captain Fantastic. Shit, Victim of Love is better than half the albums on this list.
Overrated didn’t write his stuff either
Elton has always been stronger with individual songs than albums for me. I like some of the albums but they aren’t top 100 for me.
@@hoodietheentertainer884 Like half of his hits were written by him.
Not a single Zappa album in the top 500? And also no Trout mask replica? No way
I think the 2003 Rolling Stone list was by far a lot better, with Sgt pepper number 1, Pet sounds number 2, Revolver number 4, Rubber Soul number 5 and the White album number 10
I think Trout Mask Replica was somewhere in the top 500 list...
@@LarryGravesCanadianStudmuffin ok then that’s good to hear. I might have forgotten seeing it
So no Zep, Floyd, Yes, King Crimson, Deep Purple, Moody Blues, Dream Theater etc.
Not a single progressive rock/metal artist have made an album worthy of a top 100 spot. Outside of Metallica not a single metal artist has made an album better than every bloody Beyonce album (or so it seems). Now I have no issue with rap or hip hop, they are musical styles worthy of recognition, but to suggest that all those mentioned are better than every prog album ever made is just a pile of nonsense.
The Rolling Stone has always had its head up its arse so I shouldn't have been surprised.
Loved this one Larry! Happy to see this channel doing so well
Thank you!
Not a perfect list but still better than whatever that Apple list was, at least Rolling Stone had a very strong top 5
I was talking to a professor who teaches music composition at a local university and he said something dismissive about hip hop so I played him "For Free?" off To Pimp a Butterfly and it blew his mind.
Your view on rap music is exactly how I thought it would be. But you have to understand that popularity takes a big factor in these lists and albums like Nas - Illmatic, Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly, and Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (and pretty much every album by Kanye West from 2004-2010) are greatly loved albums that are held in a very high regard.
Also, Kid A is better than OK Computer and The Bends :)
Exactly. And I will also add that an album like Enter the Wu Tang by the Wu Tang Clan is just as great as any Beatles or David Bowie album (Two of my all time favorites).
Also, they want to have this huge diversity and include all of those genres, but they ignore metal at all, there were only a few Sabbath and Metallica albums on here. Not a single Priest or Maiden album in the top 500 (at least i don’t remember seeing) it s a shame. Even Motley crue, which I know some people dislike and that s okay, but they really popularised that hair/pop metal move in the 80s.
You should make your own personal favorite top 100 albums. That would definitely be interesting
I did five years ago but I could re-do it for sure. ruclips.net/video/U7ZDHifpRg4/видео.html
I kinda understand where RS are coming from. They never claimed to be a solely rock and roll based magazine, so I can see why some of the newer artists are getting more attention. It does get kinda abrasive seeing hip-hop next to punk next to rock and roll, but for me, it at least shows the variety of where music has been going in recent years. Music doesn't always have to be confined to one genre (hence why I love The Beatles' White Album so much). Also I feel that the entries released in the late 1990s and the 2000s like Jay-Z and Liz Phair have had some time to become classics in their own right for my generation just something like Physical Graffiti has. Jay-Z for me has had just as much influence on the new generation as the greatest classic rock bands of their time had on their respective generations. There's always going to be a difference based on generations, but I don't begrudge Rolling Stone for including them. People are just as liable to influenced by Dr Dre and Beyonce as they are to be influenced by The Beatles, and that's what makes music so cool.
Some of these albums you may never have heard but often they are still excellent - not enough time in life to listen to everything
Pronounced Jay Zed in Canada.
I'm not the biggest hip hop fan but the blue print is great. I'm surprised dark side of the moon is so low.
Bad is also my favourite Michael Jackson album.
So many great albums missing from the top 500
The people compiling these lists are getting younger and more diverse. In another 20 years half of the classic rock stuff on this list will fall off and the majority of it might lean towards hip hop then
Sgt Peppers at 24? I thought it would be #1, top 10 for sure
There's only two songs and there better as covers
I wouldn't even put it in the Beatles top 5.
Thanks Larry. If there is one I would advocate for in the top 100 it's "Loveless" from My Bloody Valentine. Worth a listen.
Did you post a video on your top 30 favourite albums of all time? If you didn't, are you planning on doing a list on your favourite albums?
I've talked about my favorite albums of all time many times on my Canadian Studmuffin channel in the past 18 years.
@@LarryGravesCanadianStudmuffin oh ok, sorry i only checked on the larryGravesASMR Channel. I'm looking forward to see does videos😁
This list is nonsense - however as a list of albums from an American publisher it will be and perhaps should be biased towards American artists. As a Brit I am much less invested in this list, however I celebrate every inclusion of a British artist and consider it a win for good taste and musical excellence 😀I am glad to see that there are a few of my favourite Canadian artists in there - shout put to Joni and Neil. Loving these ranking video reviews! Cheers Matt
You summed it up very well, a stupid list. But it's entertaining watching you go through them 😀. But how can a top 10 albums list not include Darkside of the Moon, unless it's a personal one, very strange.
The River is Springsteen's best album
My completely subjective top 10 greatest albums of all time list (though I do value an album's influence and overall cultural significance quite a bit):
1. Gorillaz- Plastic beach
2. Genesis- The lamb lies down on broadway
3. Kendrick Lamar- To pimp a butterfly
4. Mastodon- Crack the Skye
5. Devin Townsend- Ocean machine
6. Between the buried and me- Colors
7. Death grips- The money store
8. The Beatles- White album
9. Kanye West- The life of Pablo
10. Frank Zappa- Hot rats
5:31 listen to Blonde. That’s album by Frank Ocean is a journey. Very emotional album
Larry, thanks for chronicling the idiocy of this magazine and showing us how far they're willing to go in an attempt to stay relevant. Considering their past ambivalence to Led Zeppelin, I'm actually surprised that they placed any of their albums in the Top 100.
Been thinking about
this list.
I remember back when it first started with Sergeant Peppers being number one. The list contained loads of interesting albums which I made an effort to get to know because they were on the list. Such as stuff like Love's Forever Changes and Trout Mask Replica.
Don't know why but can't even be bothered trying to get to know those albums by Beyonce and Taylor Swift listed..
Guess u run out of steam for new music as you get older?
Larry,to me the greatest albums of all time are every Beatles album,then their individual solo albums and then whatever other albums you want to pick. Bob
Um, no
You throwing McCartney's solo albums from the 80s in there?
Fanboy alert
I got 10 out of this 100:
Metallica - 'Masters Of Puppets'
AC/DC - Back In Black
The Doors
Alanis Morissette - Jagged Little Pill'
Outkast - 'Stankonia'
Guns 'N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
Beatles
Beatles - ' Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band'
Michael Jackson - 'Thriller'
Prince ' Purple Rain'
While I object some of the newer picks, I would say that most of them are fairly valid.
- Nas’ Ilmatic at 44 is valid. Nas is one of the best rappers
- Kendrick’s To Pimp a Butterfly at 19 is valid. It is like the Remain In Light equivalent of hiphop
- Lauryn Hill at 10 is too high but it is a great album
- My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy at 17 might be slightly high but it is one of the greatest albums in recent years (and im not a fan of Kanye as a person). Arguably the Sgt Pepper equivalent of hiphop
I could go on, but while it is perfectly understandable that hiphop is not your genre, I just want to help point out that there are some legitimately great “new black albums” here, and there are some of them that I would definitely prefer to Bob Dylan or Led Zeppelin (who I adore equally too).
It is only fair that any publication - Rolling Stone or anyone - needs to be relevant. There is no denying that “black music” is dominant in the last 20 years, and hence it only makes sense that Rolling Stone needs to update its ranking in accordance with the modern taste. Otherwise, if it’s just full of 50s-90s albums with limited entries from the last 25 years, such a ranking would make zero sense either (even if one could objectively argue that music peaked in those earlier years)
My favorites , I haven't checked this lately and go ahead and take pot shots (I mean the viewers)
1 Forever Changes - Love 60s
2 Buffalo Springfield Again - Buffalo Springfield 60s
3 Live Rust Concert - Neil Young 70s
4 Decade - Neil Young 70s
5 Tim - The Replacements 80s
6 Let it Be - The Replacements 80s
7 Astral Weeks - Van Morrison 60s
8 The Doors - The Doors 60s
9 Revolver The Beatles
10 This Years Model - Elvis Costello and the Attractions 70s
11 Get Happy! Elvis C and the Attractions 70s
12 Moments - Boz Scaggs 70s
13 The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie 70s
14 Revolver - The Beatles 60s
15 Blonde on Blonde - Bob Dylan 60s
16 ?
17 Best of the Smiths Part I - The Smiths 90s
18 Hunky Dory - Bowie
19 Pleased to Meet Me - The Replacements 80s
Don't Tell a Soul - The Replacements 80s
The X Album - Lloyd Cole 90s
Where you Been - Dinosaur Jr 90s
20 Heat Treatment - Graham Parker and the Rumour 70s
21 After the Goldrush - Neil Young
22 Are you Experienced - Jimi Hendrix 60s
23 Banana album - Velvet Underground and Nico 60s
24 Never Mind the Bollocks - The Sex Pistols 70s
25 Avalon - Roxy Music 80s
26 Eponymous - R.E.M. 80s Like it more than Murmur
27 Aliens Lanes - Guided By Voices 90s
28 Talk Talk Talk - The Psychedelic Furs 80s
29 A Hard Days Night - The Beatles 60s
30 My Aim is True - Elvis Costello 70s
31 Shazam - The Move 60s
32 Music from Big Pink - The Band 60s
33 The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle - Bruce Springsteen 70s
34 Happy Trails - Quicksilver Messenger Service 60s
35 Zuma - Neil Young 70s
36 Harvest - Neil Young
36 I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One - Yo la Tengo 90s
37 My Favorite Things - John Coltrane 60s
38 Kind of Blue - Miles Davis 50s
39 Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - Wilco 2001
40 Message from the Country - The Move 60s
41 Child is the Father to Man - Blood Sweat and Tears 70s Great record, right, let's bring on the bloviated David Clayton Thomas and fire soulful Al Kooper.
42 Phil Ochs in Concert
43 Doolittle - The Pixies 80s
44 Big Star - Third/Sister Lover
45 Everybody Knows this is nowhere - Neil Young
46 Pretenders - The Pretenders 79
47 Highway 61 Revisited - Dylan 60s
48 Songs from the Big Chair - Tears for Fear
49 Sea Change - Beck 2002
50 The Who Sell Out - The Who
51 Odelay - Beck 90s
52 Rumors - Fleetwood Mac
53 Best of Graham Parker '88-'91
54 Blue Train - John Coltrane
55 Marshall Crenshaw - "Eponymous" 70s
56 Pet Sounds - Beach Boys 60s Would be higher but I don't particularly like 5 of the songs
57. The Dovers '66 Fine album with at least 4 good songs from a tiny band from a tiny texas town.
58 Viva Hate - Morrissey 90s
59 Core - Stone Temple Pilots 90s
60 Axis Bold As Love - Hendrix
61 Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era
62 Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea - PJ Harvey 2000
63 Born in the USA - Bruce Springsteen 80s
64 Warehouse: Songs and Stories - Hüsker Dü 80s
65 So - Peter Gabriel 80s
66 Californication - RHCP 90s
67 Sky Blue Sky - Wilco 2007
68 Singles Going Steady - the Buzzcocks
69 14 songs - Paul Westerberg 90s
70 Field Day - Marshall Crenshaw
71 Alien Lanes - Guided by Voices Such a great underrated band
72 Automatic for the People - R.E.M
73 eponymous - James Taylor
74 Blue Oyster Cult - debut
75 Moondance - Van Morrison 70s
76 A love Supreme - John Coltrane
77 Oasis - Definitely Maybe
78 Electric Warrior - T Rex
79 Something/Anything Todd Rundgren
80 Violator - Depeche Mode
82 Daydream Nation - Sonic Youth
83 Pink Moon - Nick Drake. dont know it well, just want to sound cool.
84 Purple Rain - Prince . Not a Prince Fan.
85 Tea for the Tillerman Cats Stevens Not a Cat fan.
86 My Maudlin Career - Camera Obscura (2009)
Some best ofL
85 Best of Mary Wells Smokey wrote most of her great songs that few know. Smokey never wrote so many great songs for anyone else, perhaps excluding the Miracles :)
86 Best of Temptations
87 Best of Sam Cooke
88 Best of the Impressions, etc. 60s . Eary stuff, so great I'm so Proud, Minstrel and Queen
89 Best of Four Tops
90 Best of the Miracles
91 Best of Steely Dan
92 Best of Al Green
93 Best of the Stooges
94 Best of the Zombies
95 Best of the Animals
96 Best of Tom Petty (well I like 8 of his songs)
97 Best of Cream
98 Best of Van Halen
99 Best of Doo Wop
100 Best of Donovan
101 Best of the Animals
102 Best of Dionne Warwick
103 The Best of the Impressions. What a great album from Curtis Mayfield.
Horrors: Beyonce, Radiohead, Pink Floyd but for 3 songs, Queen and all stadium rock, The Rolling Stones after 1970. all rap, hip hop, and all white supremacist albums too.
For DECADES, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band has been regarded by most rock bands, pop artists, journalists, and listeners, as the most important and influential Rock album of all time. The past decade, however has been notoriously characterized for being trendy, very contrasting and opinionated by social media and always trying to subvert expectations at all cost. Hip and cool, as Larry said. Now Rolling Stone is telling me that Kanye West MBDTF (an excellent album, to say the least) is better and more relevant than Sgt. Pepper’s? Someone tell me one song from Pet Sounds that gets 2 feet close to A Day In The Life? Or from Abbey Road, for that matter? Don’t get me wrong. I’m not trying to be a purist here. Opinions change. But I don’t feel this list is 100% honest. It feels more like an attempt to be “edgy”, sort of “well, everyone is jumping from the cliff so we guess we have to…”
Sgt peppers the most overrated album of all time
I am 100% convinced rolling Stone does this s*** for attention.
I've only gotten to you mentioning 95 - drake and I agree with you 100 greatest albums of all time when you think of all the music albums ever made and drake is on here, I don't know, is there any hope for humanity. Enjoying your video though 😊 I'll keep watching
Hey Larry! I have 34 of these, but 10 of those are from the Beatles, Stones and Dylan. Been a long time since RS shocker or disappointed me, since I know going in that's what is going to happen.
I think most people here need to relax a little bit. Not caring about a genre doesn’t mean he hates it or disrespects it. Some Hip Hop albums are absolutely masterpieces, and perfect productions. But to be honest, some of those albums tend to bore me a little when they say “b*tch” every 2 lines, no matter how poetic or clever the lyrics could be. That quickly dissipates my interest. Although I’m a huge 2Pac fan.
Personally, I can’t stand trap music.
Thank you. I am sure some fans of hip hop are not fans of genres like heavy metal or old country. We all like what we like.
Hi Larry I was just listening to "What's Going on" in my car on the way to work this morning its a great album I love it. it took me 4 or 5 listens to get it. The best album of all time I don't know about that. probably best Marvin Gaye album. I think what happens down at Rolling Stone is they give the job of picking these to one guy whose taste is all over the place and that's what you get. there is nothing scientific or even popularity driven it would be easy if they did that just pick them by sales.
Larry..these lists always raise my blood pressure. As soon as I get angry, I will be turning off the video..Will let you know how long I could take it before I leave…Taylor Swuft better than Music From Big Pink!!! I am out at the 1:39 mark..🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬❤glen
Bye Glen! :D
😂😂😂and I don’t think Glen’s joking
I know you don't like Steely Dan, but you should listen to Aja. It's a great album.
I had it on vinyl when it was released. I just never connected with it.
I feel alot of this is based of culture impact and relevance, for example the pistols being the top 100 inspite of the music not being that good.
Whilst I like a lot of prog stuff and classic rock albums, it’s basically faded from the popular musical canon apart from a couple of big songs. Rap and “alternative” is probably much more relevant in 2024 and therefore on a list that’s ranked like this I’d say lots of these rankings make sense. I feel like you’d like some of these albums, like Blonde or loveless , but you’ve just slated them because they aren’t what you would have personally said is most relevant.
(funhouse by the stooges or Souvlaki by slowdive would be my #1 and #2 picks!)
I think a lot of the 60s and 70s albums that you mentions as being left out aren’t really good “albums”, great collections of songs but not formatted in a way and cohesive like a lot of these albums. Beatles were arguably one of the first rocks bands to do it probably on Sgt Peppers.
I think the music on Never Mind The Bollocks is great.
D’Angelo’s “Voodoo” is spectacular though. The closest we’ve ever had to Stevie Wonder’s caliber of musicianship, and D’Angelo plays all of the instruments on most of the tracks.
Fun video. I love all of Michael Jackson's albums he released as an adult, and I definitely prefer Thriller over Bad. I actually prefer Off The Wall, Dangerous, and HIStory over Bad as well but I still love Bad a lot. I honestly enjoy your videos covering these lists, as it helps me remember how pathetic Rolling Stone is lol.
Rolling Stone magazine hasn't been relevant since that song got released in 1972 by whats their faces.
Dr. Hook?
Congratulations for keeping your temper 😂
Baduizm by Erykah Badu is one of the greats for sure. Really worth your time. The emotional storytelling on “other side of the game” is top notch.
If Rolling Stone were really were going to do records of "all time" I think they should have included Leadbelly. Where's Scott Joplin? If branching out is a thing, they could have included Hilary Hahn Plays Bach: Sonatas 1 & 2; Partita 1 (Hilary's a classical violinist, she was a prodigy - on YT please look up her version of Ernst - Der Erlkönig (The Earl King by Schubert, poem by Goethe)) - then read the poem if you don't know the story. An opera, one of the best - like Mozart: Don Giovanni by Wilhelm Furtwängler, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Cesare Siepi should have made the list if it were an all time list. They could have included some Eastern Indian Classical Music as well - like Anoushka Shankar (I'm sure Glen Kellaway would agree) or even Ravi Shankar. Rolling Stone is really missing out by calling it "of all time." It's mostly pop music from 1960s - 2020s. I'm not in their target demographic anymore.
I think Bad is a better album overall, although Thriller has two tracks, Billie Jean and Beat It, that in my opinion are superior to anything on Bad.
“Off the wall” is actually my favorite of MJ‘s solo work. That’s why these lists are so stupid! But believe it or not I’ve enjoyed it for the most part.💁🏻♀️
I'm surprised that rolling Stone magazine didn't put on their list Anekdoten untill all the ghosts are gone or Van Der Graff Generator Pawnhearts, oh well.
I think these lists are fun and it honestly doesn’t bother me where albums are ranked… I only get annoyed when people try to read something political into it but that’s the world we live. What’s Going On and Pet Sounds are great choices. My top 10 from the ones shown would be
Exile on Main St
Axis: Bold as Love
The Velvet Underground & Nico
Fun House
Appetite for Destruction
Master of Puppets
Exodus
Ziggy Stardust
White Album
Highway 61 Revisited
I probably forgot some - just took a mental note of albums I liked as you read them 👍🏽
How do you make a list like this? It can't be one single person's view or even a dozen people who have identical tastes - you need a diverse group of reviewers and take into account a broad range of factors like sales, influence, production, performance, writing - etc. And what you get as a result is a list that no one person will be happy with, but hopefully everyone can stomach. This is impossible for anyone to be very happy with. It will be hated by everyone, no matter what. I honestly don't know why anyone bothers to make lists like this.
I must say, I am a huge fan of rock! (Beatles and Zeppelin being my all time favs) but I’m also a big fan of hip hop and rap. Especially Eminem, Kendrick Lamar and Wu Tang Clan. I can sort of see why them albums are ranked as high as they are. Still massively disagree with this RS list though!
It's ok not to like hip hop, but to give an opinion on an specific album you must at least give it a listen. I'm not a big fan of the genre either, but there's some albums that I consider legit masterpieces and some of the best of all time, even tough I'm more of a classic rock type of guy. Being open minded is very important when it comes to music, if you get out of your comfort zone, you'll be able to discover some impressive records :)
I am very open to music, probably more than you are, but from all the hip hop music I have heard, I don't care for it. Thanks.
I think if a given hip hop album was REALLY better than some of these classics, we'd all know about them. I've listened to hundreds of rap songs, and if you're really going to compare the creativity of such simplistic music to many of these genuinely brilliant albums, you have a different definition of "music" than a lot of people. There are more moments of musical brilliance on PET SOUNDS than all such moments on every rap album on this list. And that's only on Side One.
I agree with your reaction to some of those "albums" :) Your REALLY should listen to The Miseducation of Lauren Hill. It truly is an excellent album.
My list of MIA's:
The Beatles: With the Beatles
Captain Beefheart: Trout Mask Replica
Johnny Cash: Johnny Cash with His Hot and Blue Guitar!
Johnny Cash: American Recordings
Elvis Costello: Get Happy!!
Cream: Fresh Cream
Cream: Wheels of Fire
Creedence Clearwater Revival: Green River
The Cure: Three Imaginary Boys
The Doors: Morrison Hotel
Dr. John: Dr. John’s Gumbo
Merle Haggard: I’m a Lonesome Fugitive
Merle Haggard: Sing Me Back Home
Emmylou Harris: Pieces of the Sky
PJ Harvey: Dry
PJ Harvey: To Bring You My Love
Son House: Father of Folk Blues
Howlin' Wolf: Howlin' Wolf [The Rockin' Chair Album]
Waylon Jennings: Honky Tonk Heroes
Waylon Jennings: Dreaming My Dreams
Robert Johnson: King of the Delta Blues Singers
Robert Johnson: King of the Delta Blues Singers, Vol. 2
Albert King: Born Under a Bad Sign
Kris Kristofferson: Kristofferson
Led Zeppelin: Led Zeppelin III
John Mayall with Eric Clapton: Blues Breakers
Willie Nelson: Stardust
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: Will the Circle Be Unbroken
Graham Parker: Squeezing Out Sparks
Pere Ubu: The Modern Dance
Pere Ubu: Dub Housing
The Pogues: Rum, Sodomy and the Lash
Public Image Ltd.: Metal Box
R. E. M.: Document
Marty Robbins: Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs
Santana: Santana
Bruce Springsteen: The River
Steely Dan: Pretzel Logic
Iggy and the Stooges: Raw Power
Richard and Linda Thompson: Shoot Out the Lights
Jerry Jeff Walker: ¡Viva Terlingua!
Muddy Waters: Folk Singer
X: Wild Gift
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention: We're Only in It for the Money
ZZ Top: Degüello
Rolling Stone and the Rock n Roll HOF are about as stupid as stupid is, I have no respect for either.
Any Zappa
Imagine taking a drink at To Pimp a Butterfly 😂. As they say "science advances one funeral at a time." Or in this case, art.
I don't believe that the people who made this list even agree with it. RS hasn't been relevant since Nixon was in the White House.
Please listen to Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly. I know you’re mostly into rock, but this hip hop album is groundbreaking. It’s fantastic. To me the best of all time.
Still won't be as good as Enter the Wu-Tang 36 Chambers
no he didnt, he won a Pulitzer for damn not to pimp a butterfly 😄@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee
No.
Ugh! Why do I do it to myself? Any list by Rolling Stone is bound to be CRAP. I avoided your videos about the 200 - 500 on the list, but, I let curiosity get the better of me. Ow, my head. What was the final Beyonce/Jay Z tally? 25 or so? Give me a break. Who's Next at #77? Should be in the top 10 along with Tommy and Quadrophenia.
Marvin Gaye's a great singer, but, I've never liked that song (What's Going On). It's sooo overrated. I'm Canadian and am not a huge Joni Mitchell fan. She's sooo overrated IMHO.
I honestly think with all this hip hop overload in the top 100, it's an over compensation/over reaction to Wenner's perceived racism and misogyny. They're trying to make up for it.
I may have commented earlier that O don't really care for Rolling Stone's record reviews and in your case, rankings. I never heard of De Angelo or Kendrick Lamar. I don't agree with RS's 17th pick of Kanye West, but now I am somewhat intrigued and I just may stream it or some of it, or just one track. Thank you for your review of RS's Top 500 of all time.
Ha! Ha! Ha! To Rolling Stoned down Dundas St in Trenton Ontario, because you'll get run over by a car if you are rolling stoned down State St in Trenton New Jersey.
I have to agree with you, Rolling Stone is just trying to be trendy. How the hell could they have Sargent Peppers so low down the list and Beyonce higher? Love the Marvin Gaye album, it's a classic, but number one! All lists are going to be personal opinions, to some degree, but everyone knows the history of the classic albums of all time.
Love your channel it always puts a smile on my face 😀
Beyonce is bland sexy dance pop. Ya just can't compare it to Sgt Pepper which is over 57 years old. Ridiculous.
Loved your reaction. I barely stopped laughing. I will have to watch it again while I'M drinking a bottle of wine. PET SOUNDS is a million times better than Marvin Gaye, but I can see Marvin's album in the Top Ten. It's just "hip" to give it the top spot lately. It's a terrific record, although there's a sameness to the orchestration throughout the entire album, which bogs it down. I guess that gets the nod over the fact that every track on PET SOUNDS has a different sonic background to it. Love ZEPPELIN IV being so far down the list. LOL! I wonder if MACHINE HEAD made the Top 500 according to RS (Really $hitty). Thanks for all the chuckles!
After seeing this list I might need to listen to Notorious BIG because I feel Ready to Die. Just kidding. It was fun listening to your reactions which I agree pretty much but not all of course, we all have our own tastes. A lot of great albums and a lot I can live without but there is Reasonable Doubt where they are as you amusingly mentioned. I realize that the times have changed and a magazine like RS will want to seem current so I didn't get upset about it. The top five wasn't too bad, I'm just glad it wasn't Beyonce, Jay Z, Taylor Swift, Kanye West and Bad Bunny!
I actually think these lists are the only good zeitgeist reading positive journalism rolling stone still does and no I don't care if it's not my exact picks
Larry, I think you would unironically LOVE To Pimp A Butterfly by Kendrick (#19 spot on here), it's an amazing record and it will subvert all expectations
I might... I did a review of De La Soul on my Patreon, full album and gave it a great rating.
If you do consider listening to some hip hop, the best stuff to go with is A Tribe Called Quest or Outkast or De La Soul as they use lots of P Funk and Jazz music loops and beats and are a far easier listen than other hip hop.
"Music loops" does not signify creativity, does it? It's merely "filling up space."
Surprised that Queen - Greatest Hits isn't number 1... more disappointment: you didn't do your "Bob Dylan" impression for every Dylan album! 😜
Only 2 Bowie, no Queen, no ELP, NO Zeppelin, no Crimson, what a crappy list !
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Rolling Stone should change their names. They have nothing to do with Rock and Roll.
Thriller over Bad but the gut punch of Revolver being number 11 afterwards is unforgivable. Balls to Rolling Stone!
Thriller and Bad are equally good imo. Fantastic both.
Around The World in a day was Prince’s best album. 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😊😊😊
I’m a Michael Jackson fan, I prefer Thriller over Bad. I love both albums though 👍. Another great series by the way! 🙂👍xxx.
You don't even have to go far to find albums better than Taylor Swift - Red. Like the album ranked just above it at 100 Music From Big Pink. 😜 I can't take these type of lists seriously anyways. What separates #66 to #65? The higher the number of albums the harder it is to rank them imo. If I were to come up with my own 100 Greatest Albums Of All Time list it'd take me AGES to compile and even then I'd probably change my mind on something lol.
Judging by this list, I have to presume that Rolling Stone is a brand of toilet paper.
I gave up drinking last year , but I feel like Larry wtf was that all about, rap really!
Joni Mitchell Blue. She needed the money!
Yes, Lauryn Hill made just that one album (if you don't count the Fugees albums). Possibly deserves to be where it is, it's a great album.
she hates white ppl. cant stand her
Missy is excellent.
A joke of a ranking
With all respect, Larry, you shouldn't critisize those rap albums that are included in this top100 list, because those are some important and influental albums there. And I do understand that you are not into rap/hip-hop genre, but it's also a certain genre that has shaped music and those albums deserves those places that they are in 😊 well okay, I don't agree also that Pink Floyd album is so low and some might be in defferent placings, but the thing is... You shouldn't laugh out of those newer generation albums, they have their importance 😉 cheers 👍
And to answer your question about Michael Jackson's ,,Thriller" and ,,Bad" albums... ,,Thriller" aged perfectly fine, while ,,Bad" sounds like it was made in later 80's and it kinda stay that way, so it's a fine album, a hits album, but that's it, while Thriller is a great and still sounding kinda fresh album
With all due respect, rap music isn't a genre I am a fan of overall, just like I am sure you might not like some genres that I like or love... Everyone likes what they like.
@@LarryGravesCanadianStudmuffin yes, exactly, you are right and it has to be like that, everyone's has to depend on their own taste of music and not only music
Yes I think genres should be separated definitely because I remember years ago Beatles Stones and Floyd were a lot higher on the list and were the top 10.
Life of pablo is the best album of all time
The miseducation of Lauryn Hill is better than Revolver? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
not hardly.
I just think where we're getting to the point of a musical generation gap that makes these kind of lists irrelevant. Maybe check out the list Rolling Stone did about 20 years ago. I believe Pepper was number one.
Poor Curtis
I haven't watched the video yet but I'm betting Rick Astley is #1 so we're all rickrolled by RS.
After watching the video I count 49 of these that I have. I have all of the top 10.
I'd probably have a higher count of the top 500 if I only owned all the Beyonce, Jay-Z and Kanye albums.
I have Off the Wall by MJ and I left it there. I don't really want Thriller and especially don't want Bad.
Oh yeah, and I'm pissed off that I didn't see Bowie's Blackstar in the top 500.
I agree with you Larry..... stupid list. But thanks for the great video(s):)
Well , That's a wrap er ..rap. Nothing to exciting here. Like the high placement of Velvet Underground 🚇 🍌 & Beach Boys. Most of my Top 100 were somewhere in the Top 500 amongst the catalogs of Jay Z & Beyonce. Lester Bangs is laughing.
I'd like to tell you that you look very much like Freddie Roach...but a healthy Freddie Roach of course before his illness.
I hate Rolling Stone. They have no clue. Music is subjective as everyone says, but if they're putting "best of" albums in there, then Queen's "Greatest Hits" is the number one selling compilation of all time. Ignoring that, "A Night At The Opera" blows most of that top 100 away. They made up for it a little with "Abbey Road" and "Revolver" being up there lol. I think Elton's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" and Billy Joel's "The Stranger" are top 100 material, definitely way above anything by Taylor Swift or Jay-Z. Heck, even Billie Eilish is better than the last 2 I mentioned! Glad that "Rumours" and "Pet Sounds" got their rightful mention!
Jay zs peaks are much more interesting and impactful then Billy Joel. You just hate modern African American art because it's different then what you are used to and miss your youth
@@davidrichman9779 don't tell me what "I hate". You're entitled to an opinion, not an assumption.
#99 did it for me! I cry FOWL! Bad Rolling Stone, Bad! Bad, Rolling Sone!
Ha ha! 😆
Im glad you had some wine by the time you got to #32, Beyonce. Otherwise, you may have had to be taken to hospital. I agree "what a stupid list" there were quite a few artists id never heard of - but maybe thats my fault. I definitly think SGT pepper should be in the top 10.
Thriller and Bad were both great but I'll go with Thriller
The only thing that was going through my head as I saw this list was Get the F**k out of here.......no offense to Rap, Hip Hop and whatever, but Beyonce, D'Angelo, Dr. Dre, hell even Tapestry and The Velvet Underground and Nico are better than Dark Side of the Moon?
I wish I had some wine too watching this list 🍷😁 I'm more than surprised some Kanye West is before Metallica? I'd like to know the reasoning of how they came up with this list. I'm sorry for rambling
How many Kanye albums have you finished front to back?
@@eskimorava9622 I have never listened to even 1 Kanye West album but I've heard a few of his songs and in my opinion should not even be in the top 100 greatest albums of all time
Marvin Gaye was the politically correct choice. In fact, I think there were a lot of PC choices on this list.
I have owned over 10 thousands records and maybe I could put ten of my albums included here. A truly stupid list. No Frank! Make that plural! Saturday Night Fever still rocks! O Jays with Back Stabbers! Traffic by Traffic I never tire of. Thanks for the review Larry.