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As much as I love Nirvana and Nevermind, even within the grunge genre, I’d rate Dirt by Alice In Chains higher. But this is subjective of course. Nothing wrong with rating one higher than the other. Anyway, I love Thriller but voted for The Dark Side of the Moon.

Just voted for The Dark Side of the Moon to put it one vote behind Thriller. I have some great early memories involving Thriller and I love Michael Jackson, but TDSOTM is a masterpiece.

Pink Floyd - The Wall Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon PF had two of the greatest albums of all time.

Pink Floyd - The Wall Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon Thriller was a tough cut. But it doesn't seem to need my vote anyway...

The Beatles - Abbey Road Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV Alice in Chains - Dirt Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon

Pink Floyd - The Wall Michael Jackson - Thriller Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Led Zeppelin II Listened to the Black Album earlier today but didn't vote for it. It also seems a bit strange that there are TWO LZ albums in this poll, but perhaps it couldn't be avoided.

Black Sabbath - Master of Reality Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road The Beatles - The Beatles (White Album) Nirvana - In Utero Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV Listened to In Utero earlier today.

Pink Floyd - The Wall The Doors - The Doors David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars Queen - A Night at the Opera Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin III Listened to The Doors yesterday. This poll was a bit easier than the previous one for me, oddly enough.

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here AC/DC - Back in Black Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Neil Young - Harvest Hard leaving out the Black Album, Californication and many more. But it'll only get harder from here...

Well stated. Granted, I was in New York in the eighties not the seventies, but both decades were a lot grimier than subsequent decades.

The girl who’s with Iris when Travis first encounters her, apparently was a 14-year-old prostitute who was a consultant of sorts on the film. This is according to the Bill Simmons podcast episode dedicated to the movie. So yeah it was kind of a snapshot of the grimy situation at the time.

I saw Scarface first and have watched it more times. I also have it on Blu-ray. I saw bits and pieces of Taxi Driver years ago and then watched it pretty recently. Scarface, while more entertaining, particularly to a younger man, is not artistically as rich as Taxi Driver. De Niro put in the...

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Alice in Chains - Dirt The Beatles - Abbey Road Lynyrd Skynyrd - (Pronounced ‘Lĕh-‘nérd ‘Skin-‘nérd) Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy Hardest so far, which I suppose isn't a surprise. Hard to cut Purple Rain, Bad, Nevermind and many more, but it had to be done.

The short answer is yes. :)

Fucking brutal round, man. Tough, tough cuts. Marvin Gaye - What's Going On Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin Black Sabbath - Paranoid The Beatles - Rubber Soul

I just changed my vote from Queen's The Works to their Breakfast in America. I love me some Queen, but I love a lot of the songs on BIA, so ultimately I went with that. This is my list overall: Elton John - Honky Chateau Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar Radiohead - OK Computer Supertramp -...

Metallica - '...And Justice for All' Lynyrd Skynyrd - '(Pronounced ‘Lĕh-‘nérd ‘Skin-‘nérd)' Queen - 'Sheer Heart Attack' David Bowie - 'Station to Station' The Rolling Stones - 'Exile on Main Street' First time not voting for Pink Floyd. Sheer Heart Attack might be Queen's most flawless album...

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Destruction Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Californication Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV Bowie's Hunky Dory and Wonder's Talking Book were tough cuts along with the Byrds' Mr...

Thanks for the support. Mainly been posting in the greatest albums threads in The Jukebox lately...

Office Space (1999): Watched this film for the first time last night. Was familiar with some of the scenes and memes but hadn't actually watched it until then. I'll say it's good but not great. I can see why it became a cult classic, but in a sense it's kind of like a skit that got blown up into...