PunBB

1. Insane Clown Posse
2. Emerson Lake & Palmer
3. Michale Bolton
4. Kenny G.
5. Starship
6. Kansas
7. Asia
8. Vanilla Ice
9. Lee Greenwood
10. Air Supply
11. Latoya Jackson
12. Tin Machine
13. Mick Jagger
14. Yngwie Malmsteen
15. Yanni
16. Oingo Boingo
17. Benzino
18. Pat Boone
19. Dan Fogelberg
20. Howard Jones
21. Alan Parsons Project
22. Primus
23. Creed
24. Bad English
25. Jamiroquai
26. Celine Dion
27. Color Me Badd
28. Crash Test Dummies
29. Skinny Puppy
30. Richard Marx
31. Arrested Development
32. The Hooters
33. Japan
34. Live
35. Paul Oakenfold
36. 98 Degrees
37. The Doors
38. Nelson
39. Bob Geldof
40. Blind Melon
41. Whitesnake
42. Rick Wakeman
43. Mike & The Mechanics
44. Manowar
45. Gipsy Kings
46. Spin Doctors
47. Goo Goo Dolls
48. Master P
49. Toad the Wet Sprocket
50. Iron Butterfly
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I think they missed Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears. cratch:
Hmmm...maybe their not considered artists??

Some I don't really agree with! Like primus, but some I sure do. :wink:

I can't believe Toad the Wet Sprocket is on there!! They are awesome..

Goo Goo Dolls shouldn't be on it......and what the hell? The Doors? That's just silly.....

Blender???? isn't that the robot of Futurama????

:lol: :lol:

I can't agree with Blind Melon being on there

I can't believe the Goo Goo Dolls, Jamiroquai and the Crash Test Dummies are on there :?

How do they come up with a list like this?

Primus?!? :twisted: What the f**k! Who did this? I want his name and address so I can cover his house with C-H-E-E-S-E. Les Claypool IS one of, if not THE best bassist around! Thats crazy talk man!

I totally agree with Beat...no way the Doors or Goo Goo Dolls should be on that :x The top 20 I agree with...MAYBE question the Mick Jagger entry (his first and second solo albums were good). HipKid33 yer 2 fuhnee :mrgreen: !

just one advise... don't buy the magazine...

Just have to throw my 2 cents in here...#34-Live??? Come on...anybody who says that Throwing Copper isn't a phenomenal album is straight loonie...maybe they've declined over the past few years, but what rock bands haven't?? Live represents one of the golden years in rock music, 1994, which I (Being only 19) feel was one of the strongest ever. Big rock bands dominated all the charts, great albums like Throwing Copper, Vitalogy, Dookie and a certain album with a blue cover from some Canadian band were released :thumb: ...basically my point is...what the f is Live doing on there?

Quote:anybody who says that Throwing Copper isn't a phenomenal album is straight loonie...

Very true!! I hadn't even seen Live was on there. :rambo:
This list is a piece of sh*t.

Kim Wrote:

Quote:anybody who says that Throwing Copper isn't a phenomenal album is straight loonie...

Very true!! I hadn't even seen Live was on there. :rambo:
This list is a piece of sh*t.

Totally agree!!! I couldn't believe Live was on there either!! I remember LOVING throwing copper.
Could you imagine the outrage from us if the Hip was on there!!! :rambo: :rambo: :rambo:

Maybe thats the good thing about The Hip being unknowns in the states...they get left off lists like this...

dannya2 Wrote:I can't agree with Blind Melon being on there

I CAN agree with you!!