Popular? Maybe. Acclaimed? No way.

Wish You Were Here takes that title I think, really weird to see it on number 7 on Ixcjvvl's list, then again that list is all kinds of wrong

I think that Wish You Were Here could be above Echoes pretty easily.

Another Brick may have high popularity according to charts, but I don't think it beats out songs like Time, Money, and Comfortably Numb in terms of lasting popularity/cultural importance.

1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
2. Time
3. Comfortably Numb
4. Wish You Were Here
6. The Happiest Days of Our Lives/Another Brick in the Wall
7. Money
8. Echoes
9. See Emily Play
10. Dogs

Last time I checked Another Brick was still insanely popular

1. Wish You Were Here
2. Another Brick in the Wall pt. 2
3. Shine On You Crazy Diamonds
4. Comfortably Numb
5. Money
6. Time
7. Echoes
8-10 whatever

This is a pretty good list. I would certainly prefer it to the present one.

If there is something missing in this site is

Temple Of The Dog

1. - Say Hello 2 Heaven
2. - Hunger Strike
3. - Times of Trouble
4. - Four Walled World
5. - Call Me a Dog
6. - Reach Down
7. - Pushin Forward Back
8. - Your Saviour
9. - All Night Thing
10. - Wooden Jesus



Soda Stereo

1.- De música ligera
2.- Persiana Americana
3.- Signos
4.- Cuando Pase el Temblor
5.- La Ciudad De La Furia
6.- Ella usó mi cabeza como un revolver
7.- Primavera 0
8.- Prófugos
9.- Un millón de años luz
10.- Té para tres

I'm not sure that an artist that only has about 10 songs needs to have a top 10 list, especially with only 2 or 3 of them being of any significance. You could probably put the last 5 in any order. But if they do get a list, surely "Hunger Strike" is their biggest song.

Since Stryder was a troll and has been banned, here's my revision list for Pink Floyd again so we can actually get some consensus out of one that was actually made with the criteria in mind as opposed to one user's unwavering personal opinion:

1. Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)
2. Money
3. Comfortably Numb
4. Wish You Were Here
5. Time
6. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
7. See Emily Play
8. Echoes
9. Learning to Fly
10. Run Like Hell

Again, I could see "Have a Cigar" or "One of These Days" plugging into #10.


Other lists i've made
Wang Chung
1. Everybody Have Fun Tonight
2. Dance Hall Days
3. Let's Go
4. To Live and Die in L.A.
5. Don't Let Me Be My Enemy
6. Hypnotize Me
7. Don't Let Go
8. China
9. Praying to a New God
10. Hold Back the Tears

Bauhaus
1. Bela Lugosi's Dead
2. She's in Parties
3. Ziggy Stardust
4. Dark Entries
5. Kick in the Eye
6. The Passion of Lovers
7. Terror Couple Kill Colonel
8. Telegram Sam
9. Spirit
10. Endless Summer of the Damned

Love and Rockets
1. So Alive
2. No Big Deal
3. No New Tale to Tell
4. Ball of Confusion
5. All in My Mind
6. Super Lover Hangover
7. Kundalini Express
8. Mirror People
9. Motorcycle
10. Rock & Roll Babylon

Randy Newman
1. Short People
2. Sail Away
3. You've Got a Friend in Me
4. I Love L.A.
5. You Can Leave Your Hat On
6. Simon Smith and the Amazing Dancing Bear
7. Rednecks
8. Mama Told Me Not to Come
9. Political Science
10. He Gave Us All His Love

Los Lobos
1. Will the World Survive?
2. Don't Worry Baby
3. La Bamba
4. Shakin' Shakin' Shakes
5. Down on the Riverbed
6. Reva's House
7. One Time, One Night
8. Set Me Free (Rosa Lee)
9. Let's Say Goodnight
10. Come On, Let's Go

that Bauhaus list looks good. Only artist listed here that i can have a real opinion on

Piper, you wouldn't consider "Us and Them" for Pink Floyd's #10 spot? That aside, that Top 10 looks good.

that's because you do not know more than what they say the graphics and feel to the band and its essence.

.......what?

I think "No Big Deal" is at least a couple spots too high. It had some commercial success, but mostly just because it was the follow-up to their biggest hit. It mostly stopped the momentum that hit gave them. Other than that it looks good.



Man, how did we not have a list for him? I might want to find a spot for "Louisiana 1927" or "I Think It's Gonna Rain Today", but this looks solid overall.



That's "Will The Wolf Survive?" (not World). Tough call whether to put "La Bamba" at number one--far and away their biggest hit, but a remake and not really representative of what was important about them.