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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Jesus Alone appears on In Deep Music Archive
Nick Cave And Kylie Minogue – Where The Wild Roses Grow
Nick Cave And PJ Harvey – Henry Lee
Peter Tosh And Mick Jagger – (You Gotta Walk) Don’t Look Back
Queen – Death On Two Legs
Richard And Linda Thompson – Wall Of Death

Scott Walker – My Death
Suede - The Drowners
The Monkees - Randy Scouse Git / Alternate Title (Randy Scouse Git)
The Monkees – Pleasant Valley Sunday > think this one it's a confusion with the album, the cover shows the single picture
https://www.indeepmusicarchive.net/tag/the-monkees/
Wolf Alice – Bros

You've got two Barry White titles wrong. They should be:

"I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More Baby" (not Babe)
"It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next to Me"

A few from me...

1. "It Takes Two" by Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston is showing incorrectly on Kim Weston's page. Rather than linking to their 1966 song, it shows the rankings for Spoonin Gee's "Spooning Rap" and clicking the link reaches that page too

2. MJ Cole is listed alphabetically under 'M' rather than "C"

3. The 1975 album Zuma should be credited to Neil Young & Crazy Horse, as should the tracks "Cortez the Killer" and "Don't Cry No Tears"

4. Finally, NSYNC should arguably be *NSYNC, especially as that was how the group's name was stylised when "Bye Bye Bye" was released...

Cheers,

James

Magma's 1973 album is missing the umlauts and accents: it should be Mëkanïk Dëstruktïẁ Kömmandöh - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mëkanïk ... _Kömmandöh

Conjunto Bernal - Mi unica camino should be Conjunto Bernal - Mi unico camino

Goldman, Jean Jacques Quand La Musique Est Bonne Appears on 1001 Songs...in 2nd order

The first "u" is missing in Memphis Minnie - Me and My Chauffeur Blues

1. Shuggie Otis' track "Inspiration Information" from the album of the same name is mistitled "Information Ispiration". The album name is correct though.

2. Shouldn't the Soul II Soul track be Back to Life (However Do You Want Me) [Feat. Caron Wheeler]? Either way Wheeler's contribution should be credited as her vocals featured on the a cappella album version.

3. A minor one, but I'd lose the 'the' from Kalin Twins.

Here's a can of worms to open up: looking at Lou Reed's songs, I was somewhat surprised to see "Caroline Says I" ranked higher than "Caroline Says II" because, looking at various other sources, the latter seems to generally be the more beloved song. Then I noticed that it is included in several lists that simply list "Caroline Says" without specifying one or the other. I wonder if this has led to some confusion as to which song is being mentioned...

Sweepstakes Ron wrote:Here's a can of worms to open up: looking at Lou Reed's songs, I was somewhat surprised to see "Caroline Says I" ranked higher than "Caroline Says II" because, looking at various other sources, the latter seems to generally be the more beloved song. Then I noticed that it is included in several lists that simply list "Caroline Says" without specifying one or the other. I wonder if this has led to some confusion as to which song is being mentioned...

I’m aware of this potential error. If anybody is able to sort out if it’s I or II that is actually referred to, that would be great. In cases where this is not possible, then perhaps I should give credit to both songs?

Edit: Two of these sources (Manchek and Bourhis) are in excel sheets from lagire. lagire, would you be able to find out which Caroline Says song (or both) that were mentioned in those books?

In the Bourhis case I have given credit to both I and II on AM. I think because it’s a list of singles and the songs were released together as a single.

Bad Religion - 21st Century Digital Boy came out in 1990, not 1991. I believe it is also stylized 21st Century (Digital Boy).

Einstürzende Neubauten Yь-Gung doesn't appear on Les Inrockuptibles (France) - 1000 Indispensable Songs (2006) but on
1001 songs and 10001... at snd order

Loreena McKennitt's song is The Mummers' Dance

not Mummer's

Fine Young Cannibals - She Drives Me Crazy

The single is from 1988, not 1989.

Bare, Bobby All-American Boy appears on 1,001 Songs You Must Hear Before You Die, and 10,001 You Must Download (2010) at 2nd order

there's twice artist Béart,Guy on artist menu

I don't know if this has been mentioned before, but this is an 'error' of another kind. Whether it is an actual error is even up for debate, but I thought it was worth bringing up. Walter Carlos changed her name to Wendy Carlos after sex reassignment surgery, already in the seventies. She is names Walter/ Wendy Carlos in the artist listing, but her own page as well as her credits with the one album and song she has name her as Walter Carlos. I think at least the artist page should read Walter/ Wendy Carlos or just Wendy Carlos, but not just Walter Carlos. The album and song were released when she still went by as Walter Carlos and so it makes some sense to keep it that way, as the albums were credited that way, but perhaps even there you could go for the split. Most sites and also Spotify just call her Wendy Carlos nowadays, so that's how most people would find her work.

Yeah, I think it's best to just call her Wendy Carlos.

I think there's a big miss in Brassens Songs

"Les Amoureux des Bancs Publics"

- N°42 in Le Nouvel Observateur (France) - Top 100 French Singles from 1951-1991 (1991)
- Pierre Saka (France) - The Great Anthology of French Chanson (2001)
- Stan Cuesta (France) - The 2000 Essential French Songs (2011)
- B. Vignol (276 French Artists' Poll) - 100 Songs We Should All Know by Heart (2013)
- 1,001 Songs You Must Hear Before You Die, and 10,001 You Must Download (2010) 2nd order in french update

Brel, Jacques Le Moribond dated from 1960 in RYM
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/singl ... -livrogne/

Joe Henderson’s ”Inner Urge” album is from 1966, not 1965. The title track is also on AM, already under the correct year.

Dilated Peoples - Worst Comes to Worst

Not 'Worst Come to Worst'


Pylon - 'Cool' came out in 1979, not 1980.

'Shakespeare's Sister' by The Smiths is incorrectly listed as 'Shakespear's Sister.'

starchman46 wrote:'Shakespeare's Sister' by The Smiths is incorrectly listed as 'Shakespear's Sister.'

I think they misspell it on purpose.

StevieFan13 wrote:

starchman46 wrote:'Shakespeare's Sister' by The Smiths is incorrectly listed as 'Shakespear's Sister.'

I think they misspell it on purpose.

No, it was the 1980s duo featuring Siobhan Fahey of Bananarama that deliberately misspelled their name as "Shakespear's Sister." The Smiths song uses the correct spelling (unlike the infamous "Cemetry Gates"!).

Polnareff, Michel Dans la maison vide appears on Hervé Bourhis (France) - Le Petit Livre Rock: The Juke Box Singles 1950-2012

Roxy Music Oh Yeah appears at N°1213 on "Woxy.com (USA) - Modern Rock 500 Songs of All Time (combined rank 1989-2009)"
Roxy Music Avalon at 867

Don't know if someone already points it, but The Firm page should be split in two : Radioactive is from an English rock band while Phone Tap is from an American hip hop band.

I don't know if in deep music archive for Albums is on AM, but Ash Ra Tempel 1971 is mentionned

Ayler, Albert Nuits de la Fondation Maeght Vol. 1 Appears on "Jazzguide (Germany) - Recommended Records"

the fall Mr. Pharmacist appears on "Woxy.com (USA) - Modern Rock 500 Songs of All Time (combined rank 1989-2009)" at 1176

Veronica Falls group should on be on letter V, shouldn't it be?

B-52's, The Cosmic Thing appears on snd order in the list "Mojo (UK) - The Mojo Collection, 3rd and/or 4th Edition (2003/2007)"

Beat, The Special Beat Service appears on Tom Moon (USA) - 1000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die
at Next Stop

Bettie Serveert Palomine appears on Rolling Stone (Germany) - The Best Albums of 5 Decades (1997)

Frank Black 1993 appears on Hervé Bourhis - Le Petit Livre Rock
I think you miss something with this list Henrik, i don't know what > Hervé Bourhis - Le Petit Livre Rock: 666 records

Here's the complete list i have from 2 editions in attachment

"D" Train - You're The One For Me

It's currently in 1982, should be 1981.

The Firm "Radioactive" and "Phone tap" are from 2 different artists

The First Edition Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) appeasr on those 2 lists!!!
Bruce Pollock (USA) - The 7,500 Most Important Songs of 1944-2000 (2005)
1,001 Songs You Must Hear Before You Die, and 10,001 You Must Download (2010) at 2nd order
Under Kenny Rogers & The First Edition

There's twice artist Fleshtones on artists menu

Antònia Font should be on letter A on artist menu, not F?

Fontana, Wayne & the Mindbenders The Game Of Love appears on "1,001 Songs You Must Hear Before You Die, and 10,001 You Must Download (2010) " at 2nd order

Front 242 Headhunter appears on Woxy.com (USA) - Modern Rock 500 Songs of All Time (combined rank 1989-2009) at N°1328

Fun Boy Three The Lunatics (Have Taken Over The Asylum) appears on Hervé Bourhis (France) - Le Petit Livre Rock: The Juke Box Singles 1950-2012 in 2013 version

Fun Boy Three Our Lips Are Sealed appears on Woxy.com (USA) - Modern Rock 500 Songs of All Time (combined rank 1989-2009) at N°1188

Popol Vuh's In den Gärten Pharaos is NOT on the list WOEBOT (Matthew Ingram, USA) - The 100 Greatest Records Ever (2005).

The Green Day song "Brain Stew" is listed on AM as a 1996 song, when it was released a year earlier, in 1995.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insomniac ... Day_album)

Crow, Sheryl Sheryl Crow appears on Slant (USA) - The 50 Most Essential Pop Albums (2004)

Davis, Miles "My Funny Valentine: Miles Davis in Concert" appears on Jazzguide (Germany) - Recommended Records under "My Funny Valentine + Four & More: The Complete Concert 1964" with also the album "'Four' & More: Recorded Live in Concert"