897 Geatest albums of all time

[Raja]

This is a 2008 list, so very recent.
http://wtmd.blogspot.com/2008/01/wtmds-897-greatest-albums-of-all-time.html

I looked at the top 250 only for both bands and artists. Here is how
they performed. I would say the biggest surprises are Dave Matthews
Band, Police and Wilco. I wouldnt have expected many albums of theirs
on the list.

Beatles 8
Bruce Springsteen 8
Bob Dylan 7
Led Zeppelin 6
U2 6
Neil Young 5
Rolling Stones 5
Elvis Costello and The Arractions 4
Grateful Dead 4
Police 4
REM 4
Band 3
Dave Matthews Band 3
Jimi Hendrix Experience 3
Pink Floyd 3
Radiohead 3
Stevie Wonder 3
Who 3
Wilco 3
Yes 3

Here is the top 250

Rank Artist Album
1 Beatles Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
2 Beatles The Beatles (White)
3 Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon
4 Beatles Abbey Road
5 Clash London Calling
6 Bruce Springsteen Born To Run
7 U2 The Joshua Tree
8 Bob Dylan Blood on the Tracks
9 Who Who's Next
10 Beatles Revolver
11 Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV
12 Radiohead OK Computer
13 Paul Simon Graceland
14 Rolling Stones Exile On Main Street
15 Grateful Dead American Beauty
16 Beatles Rubber Soul
17 Neil Young Harvest
18 Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited
19 Nirvana Nevermind
20 Counting Crows August and Everything After
21 Miles Davis Kind Of Blue
22 Fleetwood Mac Rumors
23 Jimi Hendrix Are You Experienced?
24 Rolling Stones Let It Bleed
25 Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers
26 Beach Boys Pet Sounds
27 Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin II
28 Elvis Costello My Aim Is True
29 Pink Floyd The Wall
30 Bob Dylan Blonde On Blonde
31 Derek & The Dominos Laya And Other Assorted Love Songs
32 Van Morrison Moondance
33 Wilco Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
34 Led Zeppelin I
35 Pearl Jam Ten
36 Joni Mitchell Blue
37 Band The Band
38 David Bowie Ziggy Stardust
39 Jeff Buckley Grace
40 Radiohead The Bends
41 U2 Achtung Baby
42 Bob Marley Legend
43 Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here
44 Elton John Goodbye Yellowbrick Road
45 Jimi Hendrix Electric Ladyland
46 Carol King Tapestry
47 Neil Young After The Goldrush
48 Who Tommy
49 CSNY Deja Vu
50 Little Feat Waiting For Columbus
51 Steely Dan Aja
52 Allman Brothers Band At Fillmore East
53 Dave Matthews Band Under Table And Dreaming
54 Stevie Wonder Songs In The Key Of Life
55 Neil Young Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
56 CNNY Crosby, Stills & Nash
57 Pixies Doolittle
58 R.E.M Murmur
59 R.E.M Automatic For The People
60 Sex Pistols Nevermind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols
61 Who Quadrophenia
62 Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique
63 Smiths The Queen Is Dead
64 Bob Dylan Bring It All Back Home
65 Jimi Hendrix Axis: Bold as Love
66 Jethro Tull Aqualung
67 Lucinda Williams Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
68 Doors The Doors
69 Eagles Hotel California
70 Guns N Roses Appetite For Destruction
71 Grateful Dead Workingman's Dead
72 Neutral Milk Hotel In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
73 Simon & Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water
74 Michael Jackson Thriller
75 Oasis (What's The Story) Morning Glory?
76 Dire Straits Brothers In Arms
77 Tori Amos Little Earthquakes
78 Marvin Gaye What's Going On?
79 Van Morrison Astral Weeks
80 Bruce Springsteen The Wild, The Innocent & the E Street Shuffle
81 Replacements Tim
82 Violent Femmes Violent Femmes
83 Police Synchronicity
84 REM Life's Rich Pagaent
85 Bruce Springsteen Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ
86 Tom Petty Damn the Torpedoes
87 Tom Petty Wildflowers
88 Talking Heads Stop Making Sense
89 Radiohead Kid A
90 Led Zeppelin Houses of the Holy
91 Peter Gabriel So
92 Velvet Underground Velvet Underground & Nico
93 Cure Disintegration
94 Talking Heads Remain in Light
95 Beastie Boys Licensed to Ill
96 Band Music from the Big Pink
97 Stevie Wonder Innervisions
98 Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti
99 Joni Mitchell Court & Spark
100 Allman Brothers Band Eat a Peach
101 Bob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
102 Bruce Springsteen Darkness on the Edge of Town
103 Pavement Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
104 David Bowie Hunky Dory
105 Rolling Stones Beggars Banquet
106 Weezer The Blue Album
107 Green Day Dookie
108 Elvis Costello This Years Model
109 Alanis Morissette Jagged Little Pill
110 Prince Purple Rain
111 AC/DC Back in Black
112 Johnny Cash American Recordings
113 U2 The Unforgettable Fire
114 Police Outlandos D'Amour
115 Joni Mitchell Hejira
116 Beck Odelay
117 Cat Stevens Tea fo the Tillerman
118 Talking Heads Talking Heads 77
119 Yes Close to the Edge
120 Queen A Night at the Opera
121 Coldplay A Rush of Blood to the Head
122 A Tribe Called Quest The Low End Theory
123 Red Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex Magic
124 Band The Last Waltz
125 Billy Joel The Stranger
126 Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison
127 George Harrison All Things Must Pass
128 Moody Blues Days of Future Passed
129 John Coltrane A Love Supreme
130 Genesis The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
131 Jefferson Airplane Surrealistic Pillow
132 Jackson Browne Late for the Sky
133 Cars The Cars
134 Public Enemy It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
135 John Lennon Imagine
136 My Bloody Valentine Loveless
137 James Taylor Sweet Baby James
138 Cream Disraeli Gears
139 Dave Matthews Band Before These Crowded Streets
140 Beatles Meet the Beatles
141 John Lennon Plastic Ono Band
142 Ray Charles Modern Songs in Country and Western Music
143 Weezer Pinkerton
144 Incubus S.C.I.E.N.C.E
145 Bruce Springsteen Born in the U.S.A
146 Sonic Youth Daydream Nation
147 Ryan Adams Gold
148 Bob Dylan Desire
149 CSNY 4 Way Street
150 Replacements Please to Meet Me
151 U2 War
152 Pogues Rum Sodomy & the Lash
153 Pixies Surfer Rosa
154 Ramones Ramones
155 White Stripes Elephant
156 Wilco Being There
157 Patti Smith Horses
158 Dire Straits Making Movies
159 Simon & Garfunkel Sounds of Silence
160 Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas Flood
161 Steely Dan Can't Buy a Thrill
162 Beatles Let it Be
163 Bruce Springsteen The River
164 Peter Frampton Frampton Comes Alive
165 Traffic The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
166 New Order Substance
167 Flaming Lips Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
168 Nick Drake Pink Moon
169 Led Zeppelin III
170 Pretenders Pretenders
171 Bob Marley Exodus
172 Clash The Clash
173 Todd Rundgren Something / Anything
174 Arcade Fire Funeral
175 They Might Be Giants Flood
176 Yes Fragile
177 Black Sabbath Paranoid
178 R.E.M Fables Of Reconstruction
179 Stone Roses The Stone Roses
180 Various Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack
181 R.E.M Out Of Time
182 Jackson Browne The Pretender
183 King Crimson The Court Of The Crimson King
184 Decemberists The Crane Wife
185 Gillian Welch Time (The Revelator)
186 Grateful Dead Live Dead
187 Joe Jackson Look Sharp!
188 Sugar Copper Blue
189 Grateful Dead Europe 72
190 Emmylou Harris Wrecking Ball
191 Liz Phair Exile In Guyville
192 Depeche Mode Violator
193 Police Regatta de Blanc
194 Van Morrison Saint Dominic's Preview
195 XTC Skylarking
196 Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie & The Infinite Sadness
197 Rockpile Seconds Of Pleasure
198 Bruce Springsteen Nebraska
199 Bright Eyes I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning
200 Wilco Sky Blue Sky
201 Van Morrison Tupelo Honey
202 Neil Young Harvest Moon
203 King Crimson Discipline
204 Joe Jackson I'm The Man
205 Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dreams
206 Bruce Springsteen The Rising
207 10,000 Maniacs In My Tribe
208 Little Feat Dixie Chicken
209 White Stripes White Blood Cells
210 Elliott Smith Either/Or
211 Yes Yes
212 Santana Abraxas
213 Damien Rice O
214 Roxy Music Avalon
215 Cure Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me
216 Doors L.A Woman
217 Tom Waits The Heart Of Saturday Night
218 Flaming Lips The Soft Bulletin
219 Tracy Chapman Tracy Chapman
220 David Gray White Ladder
221 Supertramp Breakfast In America
222 Jackson Browne Running On Empty
223 Televison Marquee Moon
224 Nirvana Unplugged In New York
225 Michael Jackson Off The Wall
226 Morphine Cure For Pain
227 U2 Rattle And Hum
228 Warren Zevon Excitable Boy
229 Frank Zappa Apostrophe
230 Red Hot Chili Peppers Californication
231 Elvis Costello Armed Forces
232 Jack Johnson In Between Dreams
233 Dave Matthews Band Crash
234 Various Woodstock : Three Days Of Peace & Music
235 Rolling Stones Some Girls
236 Pavement Slanted & Enchanted
237 Death Cab For Cutie Plans
238 Stevie Wonder Talking Book
239 X Los Angeles
240 Jayhawks Tomorrow The Green Grass
241 XTC English Settlement
242 Beatles Magical Mystery Tour
243 Bob Dylan Nashville Skyline
244 Neil Young Rust Never Sleeps
245 Cream Wheels Of Fire
246 Santana Supernatural
247 Byrds Sweetheart of the Rodeo
248 Tom Waits Rain Dogs
249 Police Zenyatta Mondatta
250 U2 Boy

[Me]

Didn't your mother ever tell you not to use the same toothpick to pick
your ass and your teeth? Doing so makes you stupid.

Fuck off Raja.

[poisoned rose]

Post by Raja
http://wtmd.blogspot.com/2008/01/wtmds-897-greatest-albums-of-all-time.html

Too bad you simply did your usual moronic "album-counting," and only
within the upper portion of the list and only within your usual
micro-subset of dinosaur bands. Otherwise, you might have learned
something.

PS I guess there are a lot of Canadians and jam-band fans living in
Baltimore.

[Raja]

On Mar 23, 2:05 pm, poisoned rose

Post by poisoned rose

http://wtmd.blogspot.com/2008/01/wtmds-897-greatest-albums-of-all-tim...

Too bad you simply did your usual moronic "album-counting," and only
within the upper portion of the list and only within your usual
micro-subset of dinosaur bands. Otherwise, you might have learned
something.
PS  I guess there are a lot of Canadians and jam-band fans living in
Baltimore.
--
Please give me my one star now.

897 was too big a number and some of the not so great albums might
also make it there. So I reduced it to 250. Even if I chose another
band, the list of artists with most albums are mostly likely gonna be
the same.

[poisoned rose]

Post by Raja
897 was too big a number and some of the not so great albums might
also make it there. So I reduced it to 250.

If your tastes weren't so dogmatically, ignorantly narrow, you wouldn't
scoff at the idea of there being more than 250 great albums.

[Raja]

On Mar 23, 3:51 pm, poisoned rose

Post by poisoned rose

Post by Raja
897 was too big a number and some of the not so great albums might
also make it there. So I reduced it to 250.

If your tastes weren't so dogmatically, ignorantly narrow, you wouldn't
scoff at the idea of there being more than 250 great albums.
--
Please give me my one star now.

As I said even if you include all the 897 albums, then also the
(artist with most albums) list would be the same.

[poisoned rose]

Post by Raja

Post by poisoned rose

Post by Raja
897 was too big a number and some of the not so great albums might
also make it there. So I reduced it to 250.

If your tastes weren't so dogmatically, ignorantly narrow, you wouldn't
scoff at the idea of there being more than 250 great albums.

As I said even if you include all the 897 albums, then also the
(artist with most albums) list would be the same.

The point of that list isn't to just count which bands have the most
albums, you superficial halfwit.

Make some USE of it, and investigate the acts/albums which you don't
know much (or anything) about.

I own about 350 albums from that list and am sure I've heard around 600
of them in their entirety. Of the rest, there are maybe 50-60 albums for
which I don't have a confident, experience-based "personal verdict."

For me, this list mostly serves to remind that I really should be more
familiar with Bob Marley albums than I am. What does the list teach YOU
about your blind spots? There are so, so many....

[amy]

Post by Raja
On Mar 23, 2:05 pm, poisoned rose

Post by poisoned rose

http://wtmd.blogspot.com/2008/01/wtmds-897-greatest-albums-of-all-tim...

Too bad you simply did your usual moronic "album-counting," and only
within the upper portion of the list and only within your usual
micro-subset of dinosaur bands. Otherwise, you might have learned
something.
PS  I guess there are a lot of Canadians and jam-band fans living in
Baltimore.
--
Please give me my one star now.

897 was too big a number and some of the not so great albums might
also make it there. So I reduced it to 250. Even if I chose another
band, the list of artists with most albums are mostly likely gonna be
the same.

[amy]

Post by Raja
On Mar 23, 2:05 pm, poisoned rose

Post by poisoned rose

http://wtmd.blogspot.com/2008/01/wtmds-897-greatest-albums-of-all-tim...

Too bad you simply did your usual moronic "album-counting," and only
within the upper portion of the list and only within your usual
micro-subset of dinosaur bands. Otherwise, you might have learned
something.
PS  I guess there are a lot of Canadians and jam-band fans living in
Baltimore.
--
Please give me my one star now.

897 was too big a number and some of the not so great albums might
also make it there. So I reduced it to 250. Even if I chose another
band, the list of artists with most albums are mostly likely gonna be
the same.

"mostly likely gonna be"??? try English

[z***@yahoo.com]

Post by Raja
On Mar 23, 2:05 pm, poisoned rose

Post by poisoned rose

http://wtmd.blogspot.com/2008/01/wtmds-897-greatest-albums-of-all-tim...

Too bad you simply did your usual moronic "album-counting," and only
within the upper portion of the list and only within your usual
micro-subset of dinosaur bands. Otherwise, you might have learned
something.
PS  I guess there are a lot of Canadians and jam-band fans living in
Baltimore.
--
Please give me my one star now.

897 was too big a number and some of the not so great albums might
also make it there. So I reduced it to 250. Even if I chose another
band, the list of artists with most albums are mostly likely gonna be
the same.

"mostly likely gonna be"??? try English- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

try sucking cocks!

[Raja]

On Mar 23, 2:05 pm, poisoned rose

Post by poisoned rose

http://wtmd.blogspot.com/2008/01/wtmds-897-greatest-albums-of-all-tim...

Too bad you simply did your usual moronic "album-counting," and only
within the upper portion of the list and only within your usual
micro-subset of dinosaur bands.

Since when is Radiohead a dinosaur band? or Dave Matthews Band?

You do know I dont think much of Radiohead, Police, Grateful Dead, REM
or U2. Still you keep maintaining that I chose list to look my set of
dinosaur bands look better. Something is wrong with you. You seem to
be in total denial to things.

Post by poisoned rose
Otherwise, you might have learned
something.
PS  I guess there are a lot of Canadians and jam-band fans living in
Baltimore.
--
Please give me my one star now.

[poisoned rose]

Post by Raja
Something is wrong with you. You seem to
be in total denial to things.

Oh man. Did you really write this? Really?

When are YOU going to stop living in denial about how your hopelessly
boring, narrow, bigoted tastes don't "impress" a single person in the
forums you flood?

[RichL]

poisoned rose <***@amazon.com> wrote:
http://wtmd.blogspot.com/2008/01/wtmds-897-greatest-albums-of-all-time.html

Post by poisoned rose
Too bad you simply did your usual moronic "album-counting," and only
within the upper portion of the list and only within your usual
micro-subset of dinosaur bands. Otherwise, you might have learned
something.
PS I guess there are a lot of Canadians and jam-band fans living in
Baltimore.

At least he included solo acts this time.

p.s.....WTMD is operated out of (and affiliated with) Towson University,
north of Baltimore. I can't get the station very well. But from my
perch betwixt Baltimore and DC, from what I can tell the most popular
music in the area is rap, followed closely by emo punk and metal. It's
not surprising that jam bands are popular on a college campus, though.

[number_six]

1. These lists pertain to "the rock era" not to "all time".

2. Sisters of Mercy - First and Last and Always should at least appear
in the top 10. Since it does not even appear in the top 250, I didn't
even inspect positions 251-897. Similarly, where's ELP? Where's Leon
Russell's Carney?

3. OT.

4. Which albums does Lendl consider the greatest of the rock era?

[Raja]

Post by number_six
1. These lists pertain to "the rock era" not to "all time".

Of course.

Post by number_six
2. Sisters of Mercy

Who?

Post by number_six
- First and Last and Always should at least appear
in the top 10.  Since it does not even appear in the top 250, I didn't
even inspect positions 251-897.  Similarly, where's ELP?  Where's Leon
Russell's Carney?

ELP has an album on the list.

Post by number_six
3.  OT.
4.  Which albums does Lendl consider the greatest of the rock era?

He doesnt listen to music.

[long legged mack daddy]

OMG another list!
fap fap fap

Fuck off, Raja.

[Me]

Since we're posting to the tennis group, what were Chris Everett's 57
favorite albums of the 1960s?

Fuck off Raja.

[T***@frontiernet.net]

Post by Me
Since we're posting to the tennis group, what were Chris Everett's 57
favorite albums of the 1960s?

Or, as McEnroe may tell the judge,

Post by Me
Fuck off Raja.

[T***@frontiernet.net]

Post by Raja
This is a 2008 list, so very recent.
http://wtmd.blogspot.com/2008/01/wtmds-897-greatest-albums-of-all-time.html
I looked at the top 250 only for both bands and artists. Here is how
they performed. I would say the biggest surprises are Dave Matthews
Band, Police and Wilco. I wouldnt have expected many albums of theirs
on the list.

Good grief. The coffee must be wearing the boy down. I'm still
waiting to hear "how" they performed, instead of the rank listing.

[amy]

This is a 2008 list, so very recent.http://wtmd.blogspot.com/2008/01/wtmds-897-greatest-albums-of-all-tim...
I looked at the top 250 only for both bands and artists. Here is how
they performed. I would say the biggest surprises are Dave Matthews
Band, Police and Wilco. I wouldnt have expected many albums of theirs
on the list.
Beatles         8
Bruce Springsteen       8
Bob Dylan       7
Led Zeppelin    6
U2      6
Neil Young      5
Rolling Stones  5
Elvis Costello and The Arractions       4
Grateful Dead   4
Police  4
REM     4
Band    3
Dave Matthews Band      3
Jimi Hendrix Experience         3
Pink Floyd      3
Radiohead       3
Stevie Wonder   3
Who     3
Wilco   3
Yes     3
Here is the top 250
Rank    Artist  Album
1       Beatles Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
2       Beatles The Beatles (White)
3       Pink Floyd      Dark Side Of The Moon
4       Beatles Abbey Road
5       Clash   London Calling
6       Bruce Springsteen       Born To Run
7       U2      The Joshua Tree
8       Bob Dylan       Blood on the Tracks
9       Who     Who's Next
10      Beatles Revolver
11      Led Zeppelin    Led Zeppelin IV
12      Radiohead       OK Computer
13      Paul Simon      Graceland
14      Rolling Stones  Exile On Main Street
15      Grateful Dead   American Beauty
16      Beatles Rubber Soul
17      Neil Young      Harvest
18      Bob Dylan       Highway 61 Revisited
19      Nirvana Nevermind
20      Counting Crows  August and Everything After
21      Miles Davis     Kind Of Blue
22      Fleetwood Mac   Rumors
23      Jimi Hendrix    Are You Experienced?
24      Rolling Stones  Let It Bleed
25      Rolling Stones  Sticky Fingers
26      Beach Boys      Pet Sounds
27      Led Zeppelin    Led Zeppelin II
28      Elvis Costello  My Aim Is True
29      Pink Floyd      The Wall
30      Bob Dylan       Blonde On Blonde
31      Derek & The Dominos Laya And Other Assorted Love Songs
32      Van Morrison    Moondance
33      Wilco   Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
34      Led Zeppelin    I
35      Pearl Jam       Ten
36      Joni Mitchell   Blue
37      Band    The Band
38      David Bowie     Ziggy Stardust
39      Jeff Buckley    Grace
40      Radiohead       The Bends
41      U2      Achtung Baby
42      Bob Marley      Legend
43      Pink Floyd      Wish You Were Here
44      Elton John      Goodbye Yellowbrick Road
45      Jimi Hendrix    Electric Ladyland
46      Carol King      Tapestry
47      Neil Young      After The Goldrush
48      Who     Tommy
49      CSNY    Deja Vu
50      Little Feat     Waiting For Columbus
51      Steely Dan      Aja
52      Allman Brothers Band    At Fillmore East
53      Dave Matthews Band      Under  Table And Dreaming
54      Stevie Wonder   Songs In The Key Of Life
55      Neil Young      Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
56      CNNY    Crosby, Stills & Nash
57      Pixies  Doolittle
58      R.E.M   Murmur
59      R.E.M   Automatic For The People
60      Sex Pistols     Nevermind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols
61      Who     Quadrophenia
62      Beastie Boys    Paul's Boutique
63      Smiths  The Queen Is Dead
64      Bob Dylan       Bring It All Back Home
65      Jimi Hendrix    Axis: Bold as Love
66      Jethro Tull     Aqualung
67      Lucinda Williams        Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
68      Doors   The Doors
69      Eagles  Hotel California
70      Guns N Roses    Appetite For Destruction
71      Grateful Dead   Workingman's Dead
72      Neutral Milk Hotel      In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
73      Simon & Garfunkel   Bridge Over Troubled Water
74      Michael Jackson Thriller
75      Oasis   (What's The Story) Morning Glory?
76      Dire Straits    Brothers In Arms
77      Tori Amos       Little Earthquakes
78      Marvin Gaye     What's Going On?
79      Van Morrison    Astral Weeks
80      Bruce Springsteen       The Wild, The Innocent & the E Street Shuffle
81      Replacements    Tim
82      Violent Femmes  Violent Femmes
83      Police  Synchronicity
84      REM     Life's Rich Pagaent
85      Bruce Springsteen       Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ
86      Tom Petty       Damn the Torpedoes
87      Tom Petty       Wildflowers
88      Talking Heads   Stop Making Sense
89      Radiohead       Kid A
90      Led Zeppelin    Houses of the Holy
91      Peter Gabriel   So
92      Velvet Underground      Velvet Underground & Nico
93      Cure    Disintegration
94      Talking Heads   Remain in Light
95      Beastie Boys    Licensed to Ill
96      Band    Music from the Big Pink
97      Stevie Wonder   Innervisions
98      Led Zeppelin    Physical Graffiti
99      Joni Mitchell   Court & Spark
100     Allman Brothers Band    Eat a Peach
101     Bob Dylan       The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
102     Bruce Springsteen       Darkness on the Edge of Town
103     Pavement        Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
104     David Bowie     Hunky Dory
105     Rolling Stones  Beggars Banquet
106     Weezer  The Blue Album
107     Green Day       Dookie
108     Elvis Costello  This Years Model
109     Alanis Morissette       Jagged Little Pill
110     Prince  Purple Rain
111     AC/DC   Back in Black
112     Johnny Cash     American Recordings
113     U2      The Unforgettable Fire
114     Police  Outlandos D'Amour
115     Joni Mitchell   Hejira
116     Beck    Odelay
117     Cat Stevens     Tea fo the Tillerman
118     Talking Heads   Talking Heads 77
119     Yes     Close to the Edge
120     Queen   A Night at the Opera
121     Coldplay        A Rush of Blood to the Head
122     A Tribe Called Quest    The Low End Theory
123     Red Hot Chili Peppers   Blood Sugar Sex Magic
124     Band    The Last Waltz
125     Billy Joel      The Stranger
126     Johnny Cash     At Folsom Prison
127     George Harrison All Things Must Pass
128     Moody Blues     Days of Future Passed
129     John Coltrane   A Love Supreme
130     Genesis The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
131     Jefferson Airplane      Surrealistic Pillow
132     Jackson Browne  Late for the Sky
133     Cars    The Cars
134     Public Enemy    It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
135     John Lennon     Imagine
136     My Bloody Valentine     Loveless
137     James Taylor    Sweet Baby James
138     Cream   Disraeli Gears
139     Dave Matthews Band      Before These Crowded Streets
140     Beatles Meet the Beatles
141     John Lennon     Plastic Ono Band
142     Ray Charles     Modern Songs in Country and Western Music
143     Weezer  Pinkerton
144     Incubus S.C.I.E.N.C.E
145     Bruce Springsteen       Born in the U.S.A
146     Sonic Youth     Daydream Nation
147     Ryan Adams      Gold
148     Bob Dylan       Desire
149     CSNY    4 Way Street
150     Replacements    Please to Meet Me
151     U2      War
152     Pogues  Rum Sodomy & the Lash
153     Pixies  Surfer Rosa
154     Ramones Ramones
155     White Stripes   Elephant
156     Wilco   Being There
157     Patti Smith     Horses
158     Dire Straits    Making Movies
159     Simon & Garfunkel   Sounds of Silence
160     Stevie Ray Vaughan      Texas Flood
161     Steely Dan      Can't Buy a Thrill
162     Beatles Let it Be
163     Bruce Springsteen       The River
164     Peter Frampton  Frampton Comes Alive
165     Traffic The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
166     New Order       Substance
167     Flaming Lips    Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
168     Nick Drake      Pink Moon
169     Led Zeppelin    III
170     Pretenders      Pretenders
171     Bob Marley      Exodus
172     Clash   The Clash
173     Todd Rundgren   Something / Anything
174     Arcade Fire     Funeral
175     They Might Be Giants    Flood
176     Yes     Fragile
177     Black Sabbath   Paranoid
178     R.E.M   Fables Of Reconstruction
179     Stone Roses     The Stone Roses
180     Various Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack
181     R.E.M   Out Of Time
182     Jackson Browne  The Pretender
183     King Crimson    The Court Of The Crimson King
184     Decemberists    The Crane Wife
185     Gillian Welch   Time (The Revelator)
186     Grateful Dead   Live Dead
187     Joe Jackson     Look Sharp!
188     Sugar   Copper Blue
189     Grateful Dead   Europe 72
190     Emmylou Harris  Wrecking Ball
191     Liz Phair       Exile In Guyville
192     Depeche Mode    Violator
193     Police  Regatta de Blanc
194     Van Morrison    Saint Dominic's Preview
195     XTC     Skylarking
196     Smashing Pumpkins       Mellon Collie & The Infinite Sadness
197     Rockpile        Seconds Of Pleasure
198     Bruce Springsteen       Nebraska
199     Bright Eyes     I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning
200     Wilco   Sky Blue Sky
201     Van Morrison    Tupelo Honey
202     Neil Young      Harvest Moon
203     King Crimson    Discipline
204     Joe Jackson     I'm The Man
205     Smashing Pumpkins       Siamese Dreams
206     Bruce Springsteen       The Rising
207     10,000 Maniacs  In My Tribe
208     Little Feat     Dixie Chicken
209     White Stripes   White Blood Cells
210     Elliott Smith   Either/Or
211     Yes     Yes
212     Santana Abraxas
213     Damien Rice     O
214     Roxy Music      Avalon
215     Cure    Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me
216     Doors   L.A Woman
217     Tom Waits       The Heart Of Saturday Night
218     Flaming Lips    The Soft Bulletin
219     Tracy Chapman   Tracy Chapman
220     David Gray      White Ladder
221     Supertramp      Breakfast In America
222     Jackson Browne  Running On Empty
223     Televison       Marquee Moon
224     Nirvana Unplugged In New York
225     Michael Jackson Off The Wall
226     Morphine        Cure For Pain
227     U2      Rattle And Hum
228     Warren Zevon    Excitable Boy
229     Frank Zappa     Apostrophe
230     Red Hot Chili Peppers   Californication
231     Elvis Costello  Armed Forces
232     Jack Johnson    In Between Dreams
233     Dave Matthews Band      Crash
234     Various Woodstock : Three Days Of Peace & Music
235     Rolling Stones  Some Girls
236     Pavement        Slanted & Enchanted
237     Death Cab For Cutie     Plans
238     Stevie Wonder   Talking Book
239     X       Los Angeles
240     Jayhawks        Tomorrow The Green Grass
241     XTC     English Settlement
242     Beatles Magical Mystery Tour
243     Bob Dylan       Nashville Skyline
244     Neil Young      Rust Never Sleeps
245     Cream   Wheels Of Fire
246     Santana Supernatural
247     Byrds   Sweetheart of the Rodeo
248     Tom Waits       Rain Dogs
249     Police  Zenyatta Mondatta
250     U2      Boy

Who cares

[Sentience Media]

Raja - You Are LEGEND and the only reason I come back to these posts is to
read the banal comments and non-information you write.

I have had my fix and I feel fantastic.

Is there a T -shirt I can buy with your name and face on it?

Darko

[Me]

Post by Sentience Media
Raja - You Are LEGEND and the only reason I come back to these posts is to
read the banal comments and non-information you write.
I have had my fix and I feel fantastic.
Is there a T -shirt I can buy with your name and face on it?
Darko

Check the fuckoffraja.com website. They have t shirts, mugs,
calendars, posters and useless lists with "Fuck Off Raja" on them for
your enjoyment. These are sure to become collectors items in the years
to come.

[Whisper]

Post by Me

Post by Sentience Media
Raja - You Are LEGEND and the only reason I come back to these posts is to
read the banal comments and non-information you write.
I have had my fix and I feel fantastic.
Is there a T -shirt I can buy with your name and face on it?
Darko

Check the fuckoffraja.com website. They have t shirts, mugs,
calendars, posters and useless lists with "Fuck Off Raja" on them for
your enjoyment. These are sure to become collectors items in the years
to come.

Any toilet paper or sanitary napkins?

[Me]

Post by Whisper

Post by Me

Post by Sentience Media
Raja - You Are LEGEND and the only reason I come back to these posts is to
read the banal comments and non-information you write.
I have had my fix and I feel fantastic.
Is there a T -shirt I can buy with your name and face on it?
Darko

Check the fuckoffraja.com website. They have t shirts, mugs,
calendars, posters and useless lists with "Fuck Off Raja" on them for
your enjoyment. These are sure to become collectors items in the years
to come.

Any toilet paper or sanitary napkins?

Those don't have "Fuck Off Raja" on them, but they do have a picture
of his face.

If you have the money, you can also buy toilet bowls and urinals with
his face at the bottom.

[Whisper]

Post by Me

Post by Whisper

Post by Me

Post by Sentience Media
Raja - You Are LEGEND and the only reason I come back to these posts is to
read the banal comments and non-information you write.
I have had my fix and I feel fantastic.
Is there a T -shirt I can buy with your name and face on it?
Darko

Check the fuckoffraja.com website. They have t shirts, mugs,
calendars, posters and useless lists with "Fuck Off Raja" on them for
your enjoyment. These are sure to become collectors items in the years
to come.

Any toilet paper or sanitary napkins?

Those don't have "Fuck Off Raja" on them, but they do have a picture
of his face.
If you have the money, you can also buy toilet bowls and urinals with
his face at the bottom.

Toilet brushes with his face so I can scrub the shit off the sides?

[Me]

Post by Me

Post by Whisper

Post by Me

Post by Sentience Media
Raja - You Are LEGEND and the only reason I come back to these posts is to
read the banal comments and non-information you write.
I have had my fix and I feel fantastic.
Is there a T -shirt I can buy with your name and face on it?
Darko

Check the fuckoffraja.com website. They have t shirts, mugs,
calendars, posters and useless lists with "Fuck Off Raja" on them for
your enjoyment. These are sure to become collectors items in the years
to come.

Any toilet paper or sanitary napkins?

Those don't have "Fuck Off Raja" on them, but they do have a picture
of his face.
If you  have the money, you can also buy toilet bowls and urinals with
his face at the bottom.

Toilet brushes with his face so I can scrub the shit off the sides?- Hide quoted text -
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That was considered, but seeing as he likes to clean toilets with just
his bare hands, the idea was scrapped.

[T***@frontiernet.net]

On Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:51:13 +0800, "Sentience Media"

Post by Sentience Media
Raja - You Are LEGEND and the only reason I come back to these posts is to
read the banal comments and non-information you write.
I have had my fix and I feel fantastic.
Is there a T -shirt I can buy with your name and face on it?

Yes. The one that he used to clean the Kwik-Mart toilet with.

Remember, you DID ask.

Another fellow fell for this recently and was rewarded with an ass
rash so bad that he'll have to wait 2 lifetimes from now to remove.

I'd stick to T-shirts from various known entities in the newsgroups
mentioned in the header.