Lostprophets - Last Summer will always be in my list.

If you're talking albums its got to be Pink Floyd - Meddle.

Can't really put them in an order but:



Motley Crue - Kickstart My Heart

Metallica - Leper Messiah

Guns N' Roses - November Rain

Alice Cooper - Poison

Johnny Cash - Hurt

Orgy - Blue Monday (prefer it to the original)

Kiss - Love Gun

Jimmy Ruffin - What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted

Shinedown - I Dare You

REM - Imitation Of Life



That was quite hard picking 10

1) The Smiths - Well I Wonder

2) R.E.M. - Radio Free Europe

3) The Beatles - Here, There and Everywhere

4) Modest Mouse- Dashboard

5) The Stone Roses - I Am The Resurrection

6) The Animals - It's My Life

7) Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication

The Libertines - Up The Bracket

9) Johnny Marr and the Healers - Down on The Corner

10) Marc Bolan/T-Rex - Metal Guru



Some great choices so far...

In no order



Benny Goodman - Sing Sing Sing

Louis Prima And His New Orleans Gang - It's The Rhythm In Me

Donald Gorecki - Symphony Of Sorrowful Songs

Sex Pistols - God Save The Queen

Little Richard - Keep A Knockin

The Doors - The End

Ennio Morricone - Sixty Seconds To What

Bruce Springsteen - Out In The Street

Arcade Fire - Intervention

Bob Dylan - Sooner Or Later



A nice mix, 8 different genres from 80 years of music!

too many good ones to limit to ten , but on a festive note , the best Christmas song bar none imo , is Fairytale of New York by Pogues and Kirsty McColl . Also Ned Miller sang from a jack to a king if that helps

In no order.



1) Bruce springsteen-Born to run

2) Bon jovi-Living on a prayer

3) Beyonce-Halo

4) Nolans-I'm in the mood for dancing

5) Jennifer rush-power of love

6) Queen-Dont stop me now

7) Diana ross-Aint no mountain high enough



Rainbow-Since you've been gone

9) Bon jovi-I'll be there for you

10) Sweet-Blockbuster.

Totally agree with Fairytale of New York



Thanks for Ned Miller a Sunday out with the Rugby lads would not be the same without a little sing-along

In no order:-



High and Dry - Radiohead

Time - Pink Floyd

Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana

Born Slippy - Underworld

A day in the life - Beatles

Setting Sun - Chemical Brothers

No Good (start the dance) - The Prodigy

When the Music's Over - The Doors

Club Foot - Kasabian

Stand By Me - Ben E King



Subject to change dependent on mood

This is dreadful – someone has to redress the balance in favour of pimp music, couldnt stick to 10 and could have made 10 lists depending on moods but for overall will go with:

1: Big Pimpin’ – JZ

2: Watch the ice break – Ice T

3: 99 Problems – Ice T (NOT the JZ Version)

4: Hit ‘em up – 2Pac

5: Straight outta Compton – NWA

6: Don’t believe the hype – Public Enemy

7: All about the benjamins – P Diddy

8: It’s Tricky – Run DMC

9: Sobotage – Beastie Boys (Even if only for the video)

10: Doggstyle – Snoop Dogg

11: Paid in Full – Eric B and Rakim



Don’t mind some of the other stuff listed already, but really wanted to strike a blow for those of us not into thirty something guitar music.

Must admit am a HUGE lover of Sheriff Fatman and the Only Living boy in New Cross by Carter USM, I think it is my age! Lots of great Prodigy stuff close to the top 20 - Diesel Power, love that.

Could also make a top 10 of Ben e King, Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye and all that stuff - agree.



And, for the bloke who mentioned Andrea Boccelli, saw him last christmas and he is amazing when you're in the same room - even if thats not your kind of music, still cant help but enjoy his talent.

I like 80% of your list, since it's mostly from the era when rap and hip hop was actually good.



Great to see the Beastie Boys in there - I could make a top ten just from their back catalogue, but Sabotage would be no 2; Ill Communication is my personal fave.

thats some cracking choices !!!