Zeppelin

Almighty.

Sabbath is definitely better with Dio, but I still love him in Rainbow. Rising is one of the best albums ever.

Pink Floyd has Dark side of the Moon and the Wall.While Led Zeppelin has....

Led Zeppelin

Led Zeppelin 2

Led Zeppelin 3

Led Zeppelin 4

And Physical Graffiti.

The Wall is probably Pink Floyd's worst records.

Pink Floyd has:

The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

Ummagumma

Atom Heart Mother

Obscured By Clouds

Dark Side of The Moon

Wish You Were Here

Animals

The Wall

(The Devision Bell)

Good albums, but they still don't compare to Zeppelin's classics. Animals, WYWH, DSotM, and The Wall are all damn good, but still don't have the same stature as the classics from Zeppelin. That's just my opinion, though.

In your thread subtitle it says "vocalist group". In that sense, the Bee Gees damn well deserve to be up there.

This thread is full of win.

You've got Rihanna and Amy Winehouse on there...but no Ozzy...

Shit list.

Will you please shut up about Ozzy?

I'll talk about who I want douche.

I'm just unhappy 'cos this guy actually but artists such as Rihanna before Ozzy, when his album was much better than hers.

But thanks for askin' me atleast...and saying please.

Ozzy has been garbage since he started. In fact, from what I've heard from Black Rain along with what I've heard from Good Girl Gone Bad, Rihanna wins by a landslide. A pretty decent pop album, whereas Ozzy sounds like a wheezing idiot attempting pop-metal. No thanks.

P.S. Snakes & Arrows by Rush, Era Vulgaris by QOTSA, Over the Under by Down, and Raising Sand by Robert Plant/Alison Krauss are the best albums of the year.

Zeppelin>Supertramp>Pink Floyd.

Billy Joel

Michael Jackson

Freddie Mercury

Bruce Dickinson

Geddy Lee

No Robert Plant?

As much as I like his voice, he isn't one of my favourites. Although, the Robert Plant of today may fit into my favourites category after hearing him on Mighty Rearranger and Raising Sand.

Anyone who doesn't like RE4 has no soul.

Billy Joel

Michael Jackson

Freddie Mercury

Bruce Dickinson

Geddy Lee

That was actually a pretty good song. I wasn't expecting much, but it was great.

Well done Q+PR.

This is too hard really. It usually changes, but:

1) Michael Jackson - Thriller (I've now declared this as my favourite all-time album)

2) Billy Joel - The Stranger

3) Rush - Hemipsheres

4) Queensrÿche - Operation: Mindcrime

5) This one is open to whatever my favourite weekly album is. This week it's Promised Land by Queensrÿche.

It's just hard. The first three usually stay there, but the last 2 can change pretty frequently.

lyrics are mostly bullshit. ugh. snippets of pop culture that's about it.

Epic failure.

lenny's awesome

he put on a good show during the grey cup halftime show today as well

I saw that performance. He was awesome. I don't follow Lenny much, and I don't know a lot of his material, but his playing was simply great.

Subdivisions by Rush:

Sprawling on the fringes of the city

In geometric order

An insulated border

In between the bright lights

And the far unlit unknown

Growing up it all seems so one-sided

Opinions all provided

The future pre-decided

Detached and subdivided

In the mass production zone

Nowhere is the dreamer or the misfit so alone

[Chorus:]

(Subdivisions)

In the high school halls

In the shopping malls

Conform or be cast out

(Subdivisions)

In the basement bars

In the backs of cars

Be cool or be cast out

Any escape might help to smooth the unattractive truth

But the suburbs have no charms to soothe the restless dreams of youth

Drawn like moths we drift into the city

The timeless old attraction

Cruising for the action

Lit up like a firefly

Just to feel the living night

Some will sell their dreams for small desires

Or lose the race to rats

Get caught in ticking traps

And start to dream of somewhere

To relax their restless flight

Somewhere out of a memory of lighted streets on quiet nights...

How Maiden can cork out an album like this after all these years is incredible.

However, I'm hoping that Bruce will focus on another solo album once Maiden's done touring in 2008.

Nope, we were promised a new Bruce solo album by the end of 2008 along with his Alestair Crowley movie but niether will happen apparently. After they're done with the Soemwhere Back In Time tour it will be a quick break before a new (final?) album is written in the winter

Well, I guess I can survive with a new Maiden album haha. I heard they'd do one more at least. They better go out huge.

I personally don't think it will be their last album, I would guess at least one more after the next one. A lot of people take it that when Steve said his goal was to make 15 alubms, that's all he would make.

Yeah, I remember Steve saying that around the release of AMOLAD. I'm definitely hoping for at least 2 more albums. Since Bruce and Adrian returned, the albums have been spectacular. I just hope Kevin Shirley does a little better job mastering the albums in the future.

How Maiden can cork out an album like this after all these years is incredible.

However, I'm hoping that Bruce will focus on another solo album once Maiden's done touring in 2008.

Nope, we were promised a new Bruce solo album by the end of 2008 along with his Alestair Crowley movie but niether will happen apparently. After they're done with the Soemwhere Back In Time tour it will be a quick break before a new (final?) album is written in the winter

Well, I guess I can survive with a new Maiden album haha. I heard they'd do one more at least. They better go out huge.

How Maiden can cork out an album like this after all these years is incredible.

However, I'm hoping that Bruce will focus on another solo album once Maiden's done touring in 2008.

But Robert Plant has a tour booked for next year with Allison Krauss.

But if they went, why not have an opening act? I don't care who it is, it helps to build up the last-minute anticipation. Besides, with tickets probably costing $500-$700, then $1,500+ for VIP, I think you deserve more than one band.

People may not like the prices, but deserving another band is just wrong. Sure, it would be nice, but people would give up their left arm to see Led Zeppelin on a ticket at any price.

Maybe not like Zeppelin, but certainly more proggy bands would be like Yes and King Crimson. Depends on what you like or if you've listened to them.

Hopefully the remixed Year Zero will be better than the actual album. Thank goodness Reznor has no problems allowing people to listen to it for free, so I didn't waste my money on that shite. Good concept, terrible album (except for Capital G).

Motorhead - Ace Of Spades

So true.

Metallica - Master of Puppets

Billy Joel - The Stranger

Michael Jackson - Thriller

Rush - Hemispheres

Rush - Signals

Rush - Grace Under Pressure

Rush - Moving Pictures

Rush - Permanent Waves

Rush - 2112

(Yes, I love Rush)

Yes - Fragile

Neil Young - Harvest

Queensrÿche - Operation: Mindcrime

Queensrÿche - Empire

Tom Waits - Small Change

Billy Joel - 52nd Street

Led Zeppelin - Presence

Jay-Z - The Blueprint

King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King

Down - NOLA

Darkseed - Diving Into Darkness

Savatage - In the Hall of the Mountain King

The Offspring - Smash

Rainbow - Rising

Bruce Dickinson - The Chemical Wedding

Bruce Dickinson - Accident of Birth

Bruce Dickinson - Tyranny of Souls

Too many to name really.

Kerrang needs to get their heads out of the mainstream ass.

Radiohead - In Rainbows

How much did you pay for 'In Rainbows'?

I heard around like 67% offered to pay $0 and the average amount of people who did pay was about $8.00.

I payed $6.00 for In Rainbows. Same with Saul Williams' The Inevitable Rise And Liberation Of NiggyTardust! which was released the same way.

How is Saul Williams' newest? I haven't heard it yet, but his other stuff is great.

Down - III Over the Under

Rush - Snakes & Arrows

QOTSA - Era Vulgaris

Robert Plant and Alison Krauss - Raising Sand

Overkill - Immortalis (A great surprise)