Sunday, November 26, 2006
TIME Magazine’s “list of the greatest and most influential records ever” (9:36 am)
No Pink Floyd. No Louis Armstrong. No Duke Ellington. No Crosby Stills & Nash. No Nat King Cole. No Frank Zappa. No Barbra Streisand. No Cream. No Janis Joplin. No Queen. No Roy Orbison. No Billy Holiday, No Buddy Holly. Nothing from before 1954 (No Paul Whiteman, no George Gershwin, no Cole Porter).
via Crooks and Liars
posted by Brian Zick
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No Ella Fitzgerald, no Doors, no Steely Dan, no Elvis Costello—but Hole and DJ Shadow?!? No classical, no Latin, no musical or movie soundtracks ("West Side Story,” perhaps?). Worst such list I’ve ever seen.
posted by Mike Diehl on 11-29-06 at 12:22 AM