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Save it for Later by The Beat reached no. 97 on Freaky Trigger's top 100 Songs of All Time, which is a list included on this site, but the profile for the song does not include its placement on the list

http://acclaimedmusic.net/061024/S1876.htm

http://freakytrigger.co.uk/ft/2005/01/t ... for-later/

Quirk Out Lee wrote:Save it for Later by The Beat reached no. 97 on Freaky Trigger's top 100 Songs of All Time, which is a list included on this site, but the profile for the song does not include its placement on the list

http://acclaimedmusic.net/061024/S1876.htm

http://freakytrigger.co.uk/ft/2005/01/t ... for-later/

Wrong link, here is the current lists where the song appears:

http://acclaimedmusic.net/Current/S1876.htm

Ah okay thank you.

This list seems to be a reader's Poll, isn't it?

Switch (Mexico) - The 100 Best Albums of the 20th Century (1999)
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/Hamlet66 ... entury_xx/

Seems to have additions to the top 100 in this list (+17)
Spex (Germany) - The 100 Albums of the Century (1999)

https://web.archive.org/web/20010124095 ... ex20jh.htm

Thanks for these last two corrections, Iagire. Strange result of a readers' poll though. How managed that particular James Brown compilation make the 15th place?

As you know I'm a Depeche Mode fan, so I was disappointed when I realised "Some Great Reward" was on the Switch list and it has to be removed. But then it turned out that it is also among the 17 additional albums on the Spex list. Some great reward!

The Shangri-La's should be written as The Shangri-Las. It seems grammatically incorrect, but that's how this act's name is written everywhere.

I'm not sure which is correct here, but A.R. Kane's 69 is given a score of 9/10 by the "Spin's Book of Alternative Albums." However in Simon Reynolds' own blog, the score that the book gave it is given as 10/10. http://reynoldsretro.blogspot.co.uk/200 ... ly-25.html I don't have the book to check, so anyone?

No, it's well 9/10

Buffalo Springfield album from 1966 seems to be mentionned on this list, under the name "The Beginning" (1973 reissue)
Zig Zag (UK) - Gillett & Frith's 100 Essential Rock Albums (1975)

https://www.discogs.com/Buffalo-Springf ... se/2529828

Strange thing when i was checking this list on AM "List by Japanese Critics - 100 Essential Albums (1998?)"

I also found entry(Searching on google search) from another list "List by Asian Critics - 100 Essential Albums (1998?)", which seems to disappear from AM > ex: AC/DC "Back in black"
http://www.tacocity.com.tw/abs1984/localroc.htm

What happened to this list? Readers list?

On AM Album "Ju Ju" by Siouxsie & the banshees is mentionned , while among this link it's "A Kiss In The Dreamhouse"

http://www.rocklistmusic.co.uk/mojo.htm ... %E2%80%99s

"$1000 Dollar Wedding" by Gram Parsons

That's redundant, and it should be titled "$1000 Wedding" (that's the only title I've seen used for it elsewhere).

When attempting to click in the artist Danny Thompson, I receive an error message from Bravenet.

Does this list is included on AM, seems not, cos always appeared on critics lists.
KEXP 90.3 FM (USA) - The Top 90.3 Albums of the 90's (2000?)

if not, here's the link
https://web.archive.org/web/20020311154 ... 90/90s.htm

Henrik, i think you didn't include this additions to the list
Artrocker (UK) - The 100 Greatest Art Rock Tracks (2010)

http://pub37.bravenet.com/forum/static/ ... 5&cmd=show

I don't know if somebody's mentioned this... Bob Marley's "One Love/People Get Ready" was actually released as a single in 1965, then re-recorded for Exodus in 1977. Should the year be changed, or do we just assume it's always the Exodus version listed?

A great link for these 2 lists
NME (UK) - NME Rock Years, Albums of the Year 1963-99 (2000)
NME (UK) - NME Rock Years, Single of the Year 1963-99 (2000)

https://web.archive.org/web/20020605232 ... 631998.htm

After translating the first words at the top of this link, it seems that this list is an unorder list.

Viceversa (Italy) - 100 Rock Albums (1996)
https://web.archive.org/web/20051028133 ... ock100.htm
and found later in time, for the same web page, the list a little bit different and with others albums added and consequently some deleted.
https://web.archive.org/web/20021101231 ... ock100.htm
But again later in time, the same list than the first one??????
https://web.archive.org/web/20110721115 ... ock100.htm

lagire wrote:After translating the first words at the top of this link, it seems that this list is an unorder list.

Viceversa (Italy) - 100 Rock Albums (1996)
https://web.archive.org/web/20051028133 ... ock100.htm
and found later in time, for the same web page, the list a little bit different and with others albums added and consequently some deleted.
https://web.archive.org/web/20021101231 ... ock100.htm
But again later in time, the same list than the first one??????
https://web.archive.org/web/20110721115 ... ock100.htm

The second link is the oldest one.

Sorry, i don't explain very well, but the list in the first link is similar to other links, which are older than the second link.

https://web.archive.org/web/19970714104 ... ock100.htm

All in all, the list is an non-order list as i said above. in AM, it is ranked as an order list.

"Love Goes On!" by the Go-Betweens was on the album 16 Lovers Lane in 1988.

The J. Geils Band's song "Centerfold" is misspelled here as "Centrefold".

"Al Capone" by Prince Buster was released in 1964, not 1965: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Capone_%28song%29

The Rainbow song is actually called "Since You Been Gone", not "Since You've Been Gone" (according to RYM, Discogs, Allmusic, Wikipedia & Spotify)

lagire wrote:B-Rock & The Bizz "MyBabyDaddy" appears on this list "Blender (USA) - The 1001 Greatest Songs to Download Right Now!"
Blind Lemon Jefferson "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" also
The Smiths "Ask" also

Did you mean another list? These songs are not in this list.

Henrik wrote:

lagire wrote:B-Rock & The Bizz "MyBabyDaddy" appears on this list "Blender (USA) - The 1001 Greatest Songs to Download Right Now!"
Blind Lemon Jefferson "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" also
The Smiths "Ask" also

Did you mean another list? These songs are not in this list.

I found this link on blender archive
https://web.archive.org/web/20101101192 ... t-now.html

lagire wrote:

Henrik wrote:

lagire wrote:B-Rock & The Bizz "MyBabyDaddy" appears on this list "Blender (USA) - The 1001 Greatest Songs to Download Right Now!"
Blind Lemon Jefferson "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" also
The Smiths "Ask" also

Did you mean another list? These songs are not in this list.

I found this link on blender archive
https://web.archive.org/web/20101101192 ... t-now.html

That link doesn't work, but I think you mean this one:
https://web.archive.org/web/20101101192 ... t-now.html

You have posted this link before to let me know that a few songs are missing on AM (Crazy in Love, I Da Club,...). But B-Rock & The Bizz "MyBabyDaddy", Blind Lemon Jefferson "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" and The Smiths' "Ask" must be missing from another list.

Henrik wrote:

lagire wrote:

Henrik wrote: Did you mean another list? These songs are not in this list.

I found this link on blender archive
https://web.archive.org/web/20101101192 ... t-now.html

That link doesn't work, but I think you mean this one:
https://web.archive.org/web/20101101192 ... t-now.html

You have posted this link before to let me know that a few songs are missing on AM (Crazy in Love, I Da Club,...). But B-Rock & The Bizz "MyBabyDaddy", Blind Lemon Jefferson "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" and The Smiths' "Ask" must be missing from another list.

Don't remember, but i think it was a confusion.
Impossible to find the complete list on Web, and theremore, there's apparently a 2007 version.

You have posted this link before to let me know that a few songs are missing on AM (Crazy in Love, I Da Club,...)

don't find any trace of that.
All in all, these songs are not always on AM

I confused you with "Crazy in Love" because you didn't mention it, but it is actually in the list (and missing on AM). Here are the ones you mentioned.

As you said, some sections of the list are missing on that archived page, but I own the magazine (from 2003) so I'm going through all sections right now. And again, B-Rock & The Bizz "MyBabyDaddy", Blind Lemon Jefferson "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" and The Smiths' "Ask" are not there.

I have never seen a 2007 version.

So, Is there a way to have the complete list?

lagire wrote:So, Is there a way to have the complete list?

Sure, I can cut and paste it from Excel when I'm done.

Ok thanks Henrik

Maybe not an error, but "I Shall be Released" is credited to Bob Dylan & The Band. Have you properly separated the two versions, one by Bob Dylan, and one by The Band?

hectorthebat wrote:Maybe not an error, but "I Shall be Released" is credited to Bob Dylan & The Band. Have you properly separated the two versions, one by Bob Dylan, and one by The Band?

The one by just The Band ranks at #2503 and the one by Bob Dylan and the Band is ranked at #2405. There is no version by Dylan without The Band, as the original recording by Dylan was recorded during The Basement Tape sessions. So there are two separate versions on AM.

Rob wrote:

hectorthebat wrote:There is no version by Dylan without The Band

Actually... I believe there is. The version on Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II. (It's not on Spotify.)

Sweepstakes Ron wrote:

Rob wrote:

hectorthebat wrote:There is no version by Dylan without The Band

Actually... I believe there is. The version on Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II. (It's not on Spotify.)

You seem to be right. I only knew the Basement Tapes version and I thought that one appeared on Greatest Hits Vol II, but apparently not. Is that version better, I wonder? I've always been disappointed with the Basement one.

Spin Sugar Spin should be in 1996 (LP released in 1996). Silver Machine should be in 1972 (released as a stand-alone single). For both songs, Rate Your Music and Wikipedia agree.

Downbeat (USA) - The Top 50 Blues Albums of the Past 50 Years (2003)
As said on top of the list, the fisrt 6 are ranked albums, and the next 44 are unranked.
"The "Seminal Six" are the albums most frequently listed, with Hoodoo Man Blues the runaway favorite. Among the remaining 44 are obvious selections and some surprises." - Frank-John Hadley"

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/scottbdo ... sept__2003_/

Euromasters is a Dutch band, not a German one

lagire wrote:These two albums of frank zappa "Apostrophe" and "Over-Nite Sensation" seems to be mentionned on this list.
Eagle Rock (UK/USA) - Classic Albums TV Series (1997-2002)

https://web.archive.org/web/20070809053 ... dia_id=497

I also found this list on Wikipedia and some albums seems to be not included.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classic_Albums

And if you look at the imdb Link, there's few additions until 2012

Or better link to discogs
https://www.discogs.com/label/317299-Cl ... &limit=250

The RYM link to the Moondog album links to the 1956 album of the same name, this should be the correct link.

The song "Outstanding" by The Gap Band is from the 1982 album Gap Band IV.

I caught a few errors:

The album Mingus at Antibes by Charles Mingus is ranked for the year 1961, but wasn't released until 1976. It was an archival release of a 1961 concert, but like Sam Cooke's Live at the Harlem Square Club, 1963 - released in and ranked under 1985 - it was released much later.

The group Euromasters are not from Germany, as this site claims, but from The Netherlands.

The song No Cars Go by Arcade Fire is ranked under the year 2007, but was already released in 2003 on the band debut EP. It was re-recorded for Neon Bible yes, but bar a few specifically labelled cases AM usual ranks the year of the first release of the first recording, doesn't it?

Gil Evans is from Canada, not New Jersey.

The Keith Jarrett "song" The Koln Concert Part I is missing an umlaut, it should be The Köln Concert Part I.

Just a tiny thing that kind of bugs me

The picture on the welcome page of AM is broken. When I try to force "http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/Current/l ... ecord6.jpg" to open separately, I get a 404 error.

"(I Wanna) Testify" is not actually by Parliament, but rather The Parliaments, a predecessor group to P-Funk. However, there is a re-recording by Parliament simply called "Testify" (which is included in the Spotify playlist by accident).

One critic's list is shown as

Michka Assayas (France) - Albums Missing in "1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die" (20

The year should be 2009, I think

The Police song is titled "De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da".