Sixes

It all depends on one's definition of hard rock but I'd say the top 25 would be , in no particular order...and certainly not a list of my favorite bands...

Led Zeppelin

Cream

Jimi Hendrix

Deep Purple

Motorhead

Alice Cooper

Judas Priest

Rush

Iron Maiden

Bon Jovi

Def Leppard

Guns N' Roses

Black Sabbath

Metallica

Tool

Rage Against The Machine

Queen

Ozzy Osbourne

Soundgarden

Pantera

Megadeth

Van Halen

Aerosmith

AC/DC

KISS

I wouldnt say i'm a die hard fan but I was alive and saw the first Star Wars when it came out.....fuck everyone, I will never call it a new hope....and fucking hell did I have tons of star wars toys as a kid.....so with that being said, after seeing the new movie and taking a few days to digest and let the initial excitement and feeling of OH MY GOD THIS IS THE BEST EVER!!!! to subside.....I will place it #5 in the series

Just get every album. It's worth it

Don't pussyfoot around

i think it's funny people dont count lies as a complete album, yet almost every led zeppelin album featured 8 or 9 tracks.

It's not an album. It's an ep coupled with a previously released fake live ep.

Goats Head Soup

Buy it TODAY!!

Btw, Chic have been nominated 10 times now

Scale The Summit - V

Earthside - A Dream In Static

Lee Fields - Let's Talk It Over

Killing Joke - Pylon

Zombi - Shape Shift

Pearl Jam and Tupac are eligible next year. Both should sail in

1. Reservoir Dogs

2. Jackie Brown

3. Pulp Fiction

4. Kill Bill

5. Django

6. Death Proof

7 Inglorious

Anyone ever seen his unfinished Indie piece My Best Friends Birthday? It's actually pretty cute, you can sort of see the Tarantino-isms all over it, there's even a little Kung Fu scene

His Four Rooms segment would be at the bottom, if counted.

True but then when somethings already been done by Steve McQueen and Peter Lorre and has been directed by Alfred Hitchcock you're kinda punching way above your weight as a Tarantino. Steve McQueens presence alone puts anything above anything else because he is the Messiah.

He also directed some of Sin City but I don't know the scenes or if he was just sort of a consultant.

Well, QT is not very original! He's basically a fanboy with a camera. I wouldnt rate him amongst the best directors, either all time or of his generation. That being said, he has a way with dialogue but that can also be a detriment because he relies on it too much and while it was clever early on, the shine has worn off and his weakness as a director is more glaring than ever

His Four Rooms segment would be at the bottom, if counted.

Prefer Death Proof to Kill Bill or Inglorious. Just a fun movie. I've rewateched it a few times. It's just a bit more playful. Obviously narrative isnt his strength. I suupose you could say Inglorious is a better put together movie, Death Proof is a bit of a mess, but there's lots of cool parts. There's still some interesting ideas. The same actors used in the second part where Stuntman Mike meets his match. This is QT's territory. I's prefer he was like the Woody Allen of crime capers instead trying to be a really filmaker.

It's in the middle for me

Jackie Brown

Reservoir Dogs

Pulp Fiction

Death Proof

Kill Bill

Inglourious Basterds

Django Unchained

...I despise Pink Floyd...

This hurts me more than any other post I've ever read.

I don't get the appeal. At all. And I have listened to every album multiple times. I just don't get it. Same with U2.

At least The Beatles, I understand. It makes sense.

Floyd to me is just babble disguised as high art.

It's an interesting question. While they're one of my favorite bands ever, I doubt most people would consider them in a conversation about "greatest band ever".

It's hard for most to come with a list of, say top 25 "best" bands ever and try not to include your favorites and try not to exclude your non-favorites.

I'm not a Beatles guy at all. I despise Pink Floyd and U2 but i'd be fooling myself if I didnt put them on such a list and probably way up on it.

Nick Cave is my personal favorite but I wouldnt put him in the top 100

On a list of top 100, i'd put them somewhere between 75-100, probably nearer 100

If it's strictly hard rock, they move up a bit.

There Was A Time and Coma

Don't know

Yes

Evans, gillan, coverdale, hughes, lord, glover, paice, blackmore are the ones being inducted

I like lists, so here's mine. I'm not listing ALL gnr songs. Only the ones that Ultimate Classic Rock listed.

1. Welcome To The Jungle

2. Estranged

3. Coma

4. Nightrain

5. November Rain

6. You Could Be Mine

7. Sweet Child O Mine

8. Don't Cry (original)

9. Don't Cry (alt)

10. It's So Easy

11. Better

12. Don't Damn Me

13. Mr Brownstone

14. Rocket Queen

15. Paradise City

16. There Was A Time

17. Knocking On Heavens Door

18. This I Love

19. Yesterdays

20. Prostitute

21. Chinese Democracy

22. Patience

23. Live And Let Die

24. Oh My God

25. Civil War

26. Shackler's Revenge

27. Down On The Farm

28. Catcher In The Rye

29. Pretty Tied Up

30. Out Ta Get Me

31. Ain't It Fun

32. Street Of Dreams

33. Double Talkin' Jive

34. Black Leather

35. You're Crazy (acoustic)

36. I.R.S

37. 14 Years

38. Sorry

39. Locomotive

40. Since I Don't Have You

41. Dead Horse

42. Riad N' The Bedouins

43. Sympathy For The Devil

44. Used To Love Her

45. The Garden

46. Madagascar

47. Perfect Crime

48. My Michelle

49. Move To The City

50. Anything Goes

51. Breakdown

52. Scraped

53. One In A Million

54. Think About You

55. Raw Power

56. So Fine

57. Bad Obsession

58. Shotgun Blues

59. Bad Apples

60. You're Crazy (original)

61. Get In The Ring

62. Right Next Door To Hell

63. New Rose

64. Look At Your Game Girl

65. Garden Of Eden

66. You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory

67. Nice Boys

68. Dust N' Bones

69. If The World

70. Human Being

71. Hair Of The Dog

72. Attitude

73. Mama Kin

74. You Ain't The First

75. Reckless Life

76. My World

77. Back Of Bitch

78. I Don't Care About You

79. Buick Makane / Big Dumb Sex

80. Shadow Of Your Love

One of the better lists i've seen

Totally disagree with coma and twat being so high but that's a small quibble

One million dollars

I'm still waiting for the 18 song album with 10 b sides that Axl said was coming out.

#BRUTALLY-HONEST-INTEGRITY

Please keep up: He was lying when he was being brutally honest then.

To be brutally honest, it's not easy keeping up

I'm still waiting for the 18 song album with 10 b sides that Axl said was coming out.

#BRUTALLY-HONEST-INTEGRITY

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He took me by surprise.

The whole show did, actually

I've been on a real Scott Weiland kick since he passed and I honestly forgot how fucking awesome some of his bands where. Still can't believe he's gone. I won't ever forget seeing VR in Boise in 2005. Scott just had that "it" factor that so few do. Just a great frontman and someone who truly "let it bleed". I think all the "what if's" and "if only's" are interesting to think about but I think whatever demons he was fighting fueled the artist that he was.

I've been listening to Happy in Galoshes and Blaster and I like both a lot so far.

Was never big on Weiland but I decided to make my thru his work.

Blaster is very good.

I like 12 Bar Blues a great deal.

And I enjoyed about half of the Art of Anarchy album.

Not keen on Happy In Galoshes or either VR album

If you had to pick between Blaster and 12 Bar Blues, which do you like better?

Blaster...by a hair

I've been on a real Scott Weiland kick since he passed and I honestly forgot how fucking awesome some of his bands where. Still can't believe he's gone. I won't ever forget seeing VR in Boise in 2005. Scott just had that "it" factor that so few do. Just a great frontman and someone who truly "let it bleed". I think all the "what if's" and "if only's" are interesting to think about but I think whatever demons he was fighting fueled the artist that he was.

I've been listening to Happy in Galoshes and Blaster and I like both a lot so far.

Was never big on Weiland but I decided to make my thru his work.

Blaster is very good.

I like 12 Bar Blues a great deal.

And I enjoyed about half of the Art of Anarchy album.

Not keen on Happy In Galoshes or either VR album