As opinionated by Chris Gaines* *allegedly I mean how would you be able to tell? And who IS GARTH? GARTH?

I fuckin' love this band, holy shit. The amount of progression and incredible music sets the band apart from their thrash contemporaries.

One of the most best-selling and popular soft rock bands of all time, Coldplay achieved a guaranteed audience through the establishment and focus on catchy and subdued rock without rock's ...

One of the progenitors of both black and viking metal, Bathory carved their legacy through the vision and drive of the one constant member, Quorthon, alongside his father/producer Boss. After ...

Checking it all out Based on this site: https://mother.pfunkarchive.com/motherpage/list-albums.html

Here's my 10s!

Magma Archive (read: "Discography" - I didn't see a Kobaïan translation for that word), with personal ratings.

Not a huge fan but I think Vessel is some of their best work.

One of my favorite artists. A psychedelic shock rocker that inspired countless musicians and scored a lone #2 charting hit "Fire", right behind the Beatles's "Hey Jude". ...

Bad pun, great music

King Crimson is a pioneer of progressive rock and one of the most influential bands of that genre. Most of these ratings are garnered from listening to the 40th Anniversary remastered editions, ...

Genesis does what Yesn't Some wonderful albums! 10 I'd recommend! Maybe 11. The remaining are a bit too lacking for me.

Yes! I made a list for Yes. The 70s are the clear creative peak for the band, but the 80s I find to be an underrated and overhated period for them. The 90s, except for 1999's The Ladder, can be ...

These be the bestuns from this here year, ya hear? From ya boy, ya pal, ya friend, me. Give these here a listen. Finalized 1/5/21. If I get more albums from 2020, they may be added.

One day I decided to explore thrash metal. Here are the bands and their discographies I have heard ranked by average score using their best album. I have also added certain other bands that ...

The story of Liz Phair and her overall album trajectory I find a bit more interesting than her actual music; how one goes from Exile in Guyville to the self-titled album's pop, to Funstyle is ...

Not a fan.

A super consistent band. Am I a hipster for liking Diabolus in Musica? Probably.