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Not the authoritative list, but just a quick one i thought of off the top of my head. I’m open for suggestions…bored…wow. I’m not sure what the criteria is – i guess quality of the artists???
1. The Beatles
2. Bob Dylan
3. Neil Young
4. Elvis Presley
5. Micheal Jackson
6. Nirvana
7. Ray Charles
8. Janis Joplin
9. Tom Petty
10. MUSE
funny stuff from the world’s best band.
it rocks… i love them.
listen to starlight if you can find an uncorrupted verison…it's my favorite muse to date…
So what’s your favorite song so far, Chris?
Probably starlight first and foremost, then as follows: Map of the Problematique, Invincible, assasin, city of delusion, and then Exo-politics…thanks again, man i really appreciate the file, now i can get through the summer musically…hahah
MUSE IS AMAZING!!! i can’t stop listening, and i can’t WAIT for our adventure north to see them. i love how they blend their signature sound with some spanish influence on a couple tracks, queen, some hard 80’s riffs and maybe a spark of andrew lloyd webber’s j.c superstar. but it also remins me, beginning to end, of a global-scale battle. i can’t wait to discuss it more with you guys. finally, we have new material! worth the wait…
Starlight is probably my favourite at the time… makes me want to dance! XD
Reverend Strange, and 
Andy are discussing. 
click to hear.
Steph/parks, 
mrparks 3:38 pm on February 3, 2007 Permalink |
wow, this is a difficult list to make!!! hmmm, are we looking at length of time that the artist has been recording, volume of work, impact, pure numbers – ahh, it’s impossible! one thing that i would definitely say is that muse should move up in the ranks. although i love tom petty, i think that overall his songs are pretty similar – although he really has staying power and has done some amazing collaborations (travleing wilburys, stevie nicks, etc.) anyway, we could discuss this for a while when i get home. i love you and miss you so so so much!!!!
Reverend Strange 3:58 pm on February 25, 2007 Permalink |
Michael Jackson…? On numbers alone, maybe, but he certainly doesn’t do it for me. I guess that’s the beauty of pop music, though; each to our own, eh? I’d have the Kinks in there, as you wouldn’t have most post 60s pop without them, and Muse, well, they’re kinda like the b*stard son of Queen and Radiohead, but I guess I’d still have them in my top 100.
Andy 7:49 am on March 13, 2007 Permalink |
Muse? I think Coldplay and Queen are definite contenders.
jobakin 8:10 pm on March 15, 2007 Permalink |
How About Pink Floyd Or At Least 2 Pac Fuck Janis Joplin
mrparks 8:19 pm on March 15, 2007 Permalink |
well as i said, it is not an authoritative list – just my own (for the moment) 2 pak – NO WAY. Janis was on there for a bit then she got bumped…
mrparks 8:21 pm on March 15, 2007 Permalink |
First of all Andy, Queen was probably a major influence for MUSE, and as for Coldplay…are you kidding? You cannot even put MUSE and Coldplay in the same sentence. I mean i like Coldplay – i’ll listen to it in the background or something but you’ve got to be kidding me.
mrparks 12:56 pm on March 16, 2007 Permalink |
from mrs. parks….
the beatles, john lennon, bob dylan, nirvana, muse, neil young, i don’t know who else – i’m not sure if i’m making the list based on artists i love or the all around winners. if we’re going with artists i love, then i would also add alice in chains, tenacious d, the killers, elliot smith