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Tears for Fears
Thin Lizzy
Three Dog Night
The Treniers
Johnny "Guitar" Watson
Bill Withers
Zapp

1. Bill Withers
2. Thin Lizzy
3. Tears for Fears
4. Zapp
5. Johnny "Guitar" Watson
6. Three Dog Night
7. The Treniers

I'm thinking we could include Roger Troutman with Zapp, though they're probably ...

Prodigy from Mobb Deep could also be a bit higher, I think.

J. Cole should be on the main list, I think.

Yea, looks good.

Pather Panchali, World of Apu and Aparajito should be 1, 2 and 3 for Tollywood films.

Mughal E-Azam should be higher. Pyaasa should be lower. Guide should be lower. Do Bigha Zamin should be a lot higher.
3 Idiots and Gangs of Wasseypur should be higher.

I think Travis Scott, Foreign and Dua Lipa all take acclaim and popularity over New Edition.

Not sure Slick Rick needs to ahead of EPMD or DMX, since his most influential work was definitely with Doug E. Fresh. I could see him right behind The Black Keys.

I think Busta Rhymes, Brandy and Avril ...

Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes
The Meters
New Edition
Gram Parsons/The Flying Burrito Bros
Teddy Pendergrass
Little Esther Phillips
The Replacements
Simple Minds
Slick Rick
Johnnie Taylor


1. Gram Parsons/The Flying Burrito Bros
2. The Replacements
3. Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes
4. The ...

For sure.

Bryan Adams seems low since he's possibly the most popular artist on the list.

I'm also curious about how Journey and Boston compare.

Figure I underrated Geto Boys a bit so I moved them up.

I could see Jane's Addiction higher, more acclaimed and influential than INXS and Doobie Brothers for instance. I could see them next to Suede.

Geto Boys
Go-Go's
Jane's Addiction
Jungle Brothers
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo
Kool Moe Dee/The Treacherous Three
Little Anthony & the Imperials
Love
Darlene Love/The Blossoms/Bob B. Soxx & the Blue Jeans
Percy Mayfield


This is what I came up with for the last group
1. Jane's Addiction
2. The Go-Go's ...

I'd think that if Don't Fear the Reaper is being included then BOC would be even higher than that.

I think He's a Rebel should count for the Crystals since it's always listed as such. If we count it for Love I'm thinking the Crystals could probably move down a little.

I think EPMD are less acclaimed and popular than Black Keys, and Supertramp. I could see them next to The Sonics.

Seems a bit high for En Vogue, I'd say The Offspring are similar in acclaim and popularity while being more influential; I think Cyndi Lauper's more influential and popular, while Steve Miller Band are more acclaimed and popular. I think Suede and BDP are also more acclaimed and popular. I could see ...