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How is I'm On Fire's placement high? Top 10 single, certified 2x platinum by the RIAA, one of his more acclaimed songs, and one of his most streamed songs (both on Spotify and Youtube). Also, one of his most shazamed songs if you consider that relevant.
According to this it's one of his best selling ...

I'm fine with that compromise. I still don't think Lewis' wins are small against Pearl Jam and I'd have Harris/Brown over Blige for their influence and dominance in early rock but it's not a big deal.


I think you may be underrating Pearl Jam's influence a little bit, I think I remember Brett ...

No, I think you have a point.

I'd also have A Quiet Place as Emily Blunt's #1.

I'm also fine with that.

Bruce Springsteen
1. Born to Run
2. Born in the U.S.A.
3. Thunder Road
4. Dancing in the Dark
5. I'm On Fire
6. Streets of Philadelphia
7. Hungry Heart
8. The River
9. Glory Days
10. Atlantic City

R.E.M.
1. Losing My Religion
2. Everybody Hurts
3. It's the End of the World As We Know It
4. Radio ...

I think George Michael easily takes popularity over The Shirelles tbf.
I also think EWF take popularity over Mary J. Blige, especially lasting.

I'd have True Detective over Dallas Buyers Club for sure.

Also, The Wolf of Wall Street should be on there as well.

I'd suggest this
92. Pearl Jam
93. Jerry Lee Lewis
94. Rod Stewart
95. Paul McCartney/Wings
96. Lady Gaga
97. Coldplay
98. Green Day
99. Adele
100. Depeche Mode
101. The Jackson 5/The Jacksons
102. The Platters
103. Missy Elliott
104. Earth, Wind, & Fire
105. Mary J. Blige
106. The Weeknd
107 ...

Eric B. & Rakim should be a lot higher, imo.

I would not have The Weeknd that low. I think he is a bit more musically influential than George Michael with comparable popularity and acclaim.

We might need to move him back ahead of Genesis.

It's also, clearly, their most viewed song on YouTube, and (for whatever it's worth) their most Shazamed song as well, indicating it gets played in public quite a bit as well. According to this list (which seems fairly comprehensive), Paint It, Black is the band's best selling song as well. https ...

That too. I may have overreacted with how much I wanted to move him down before, though. I'd have right ahead of Wynonie Harris.

I'd have Mary J. Blige over The Platters at least, more influential while similar in other areas. I'd also have Jerry Lee Lewis a few spots lower, maybe between Green Day and Adele since I think Green Day would take popularity and influence.

That should be interesting. Dr. Strangelove at #1, I'd imagine?

How about this?

1. The Beatles
2. Elvis Presley
3. James Brown
4. Bob Dylan
5. Michael Jackson
6. Chuck Berry
7. Madonna
8. The Rolling Stones
9. Stevie Wonder
10. Ray Charles
11. Aretha Franklin
12. The Beach Boys
13. Led Zeppelin
14. Jimi Hendrix
15. Fats Domino
16. Prince
17. Little Richard
18 ...