What! No Alex Harvey & SAHB ... N-E-X-T!

I've seen videos with the room in the background one way around and now the other, I have to know dam it - which way is correct ! Ha !

As a hard core early Supertramp fan, have to say I think Logical Song is a bit of a yawn .... there are a lot of songs on the three albums before that ... Crime of the Century, Crisis? What Crisis? and Even in the Quietest Moments .... that were far better.

Just a reflection of the current trends in music really. Hip hop is arguably as big as it's ever been so it being at 21% doesn't surprise me. Music is ultimately very subjective and personal so these lists always tend to ruffle a few feathers

My compliments on this very eclectic selection . Garson is indeed exceptional on Aladdin Sane and Bowie really did conjure up other worlds ..." they say the neon lights are bright on Broadway...."

Terrible sound quality.. dodgy list too..

Talk Talk,fantastic

From Tool to Supertramp in the space of 30 seconds, only on Classic Vinyl Top 10s! Looking forward to the top 10!

Starsailor? Seriously? One of the ‘greatest albums of all time’? I thought you were starting to take the piss with Elbow and London Grammar, but it got worse 😂

Thanks for the latest.... Aaaaaaaaagh! Writing while I'm watching and Simply Red have just raised their ugly face! omg please... Is there some end of film credits that was playing over, that drew you in? I loved The Jam and All Mod Cons... even won a signed gold disc of Strange Town in a Smash Hits competition guessing Tube Station lyrics correctly, of course all before Paul Weller gave up decent song writing (Wasteland one of my all time favourite songs from 'Setting Sons'. Sylvian in there again! but... You've got a decent music set up, have you not heard 'Gone To Earth'? Kate Bush yes! Army Dreamers yes! Cloudbusting Yes! Elton John NO! his voice is responsible for Robbie Williams and all the terrible male vocalists that followed. I did like Boston though when it came out (despite my comment on your 1st 25).

Enjoyed the countdown again... I love looking at people's favourites as I 'm always hopeful it's exactly the same as mine (obviously I know it never will be). 'Walk On By' I have to agree is genius, but, Elastica??? They were 'extreme' rip-off merchants blatantly stealing Wire riffs, (hoping I'm sure no one had heard of them). If anyone had heard Wire before Elastica, they instantly recognised a counterfeit when they heard it (they settled those ones out of court), Where's Robert Wyatt for goodness sake?

Great t-shirt.

With you 100% on the Tears for Fears; great track from a brilliant album. Seeds of Love just shades Songs From The Big Chair for me. Bring on The Night is also my favourite Police song - wonderful track: and Bruce, any track from the majestic Born to Run would do, my all time no 3 album.

Great to see that you have included the original, and the best version of I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down by Ann Peebles. A very underrated female artist.

Haven't watched the video but I can GUARANTEE there is not one Classical Album in the top 40.

Love some of these choices. Elbow (seen them twice live) - "Build a Rocket Boys" shades it narrowly for me. Bowie (seen him twice live) - Scary Monsters would be my choice. Tears for Fears - I think they never surpassed their brilliant debut album "The Hurting". Talk Talk spot on with "The Colour of Spring" which was their sweet spot imo. Nice to see Harry Styles in there, Damien Rice and Television. I would have loved to have seen New Order included with "Power Corruption & Lies" , The The "Soul Mining", Cocteau Twins " Blue Bell Knoll", Depeche Mode "Violator" but still love your Top 40.

Why are there only British bands?

Your mic or something else is picking up a lot of HF interference.

only one i liked was television

I remember the mixes before the Love is Here release sounding better, slightly stripped back and less produced, so I never really connected with the album. Shall revisit. My fave from Elbow is Cast of Thousands. A great top ten this.

Great tune 👍

Would be hard pressed to come up with a definitive top 10, but I don't have any of yours so it would be very different.

Excellent t-shirt! Love the A-ha song too!

This is the taste of today.... the music world has been turned on its head... What once was pretty much mainstream has almost gone completely underground - What was considered to be classed as underground (back in the day) is now the most played and listened to. We are just more appreciative of people writing, playing and singing their own songs. Today is almost all talentless (here today - gone tomorrow) artists with throwaway music. Sure, there's some form of skill in creating todays sounds, but it's a million miles away from what we were enjoying.... 2024 is a time for celebration. Many of our favs are bringing out 50th anniversary recordings, and this year, people are creating new wonderful music Mark Knopfler has a new album Steve Hackett - The Circus and the Night Whale Black Country Communion - V Deep Purple - = 1 Hawkwind, have a new album David Gilmour - Luck and Strange Jon Anderson & the Band Geeks - True..... Stuff Apple's top 100....

Starsailor in top 10 😂 Out of all the albums in all of history this makes your top 10????

Woww

Soundgarden mentioned!! 🚨 massively underrated track, glad it’s made it to the top 100.

Interesting selection again. Love that Sebastian is in there (what's wrong with the UK record buyers, failed to chart three times), Death Trip is another favourite from the Rebels, not unlike Sebastian. UB40 is also a great choice. I bought that one straight away. Actually, one of the Campbell brothers lives (or lived, not sure now) half a mile away from me in Jeff Lynne's old pad, Walsh Hall. Look forward to seeing the rest of your choices. What do you think of Michael Buble's version of Me and Mrs Jones? If you've heard it. Keep up the good work. Us guys in our 60s are enjoying the nostalgia.

I like your choices from Queen, Smiths and Bob Dylan, and that they are not the obvious choices people might guess! Also really like the Sweet, Elastica, Thin Lizzy and UB40 picks 👍

About time!! Was looking forward to this one.

The Song remains the same - Live - MONUMENTAL !

The. Longer it goes terrible🍒

No miles Davis or coltrane crazy horse

Ah: George Michael - Cowboys and Angels, magnificent

I enjoyed watching the list unfold... Thinking whaaaat!!! (Black Sabbath) and then nodding in agreement... (The Clash) then wondering why 'this' track and not 'that' one! Having grown up mostly in a small market-town in the 70's I tired very quickly of middle class grammar school sixth formers with Black Sabbath or AC/DC records under their arms parading them through town, not a meaningful lyric to be had from the whole lot of em! Heavy metal nonsense. Love 'A Forest' 'Portishead' 'Satie' 'Sakamoto' 'Scoundrel Days' is flipping good (also my guilty pleasure) 'Ben Watt' 'Japan & Sylvian' ... Please tell me 'Gone To Earth' is in your top 10 albums ever? Looking forward to 75 - 51

Interesting choices. I did my (subjective) top 10 a few years ago and revised it last about two years ago. Don't think I'm brave enough, or reckless enough, to try a hundred. My only criterion was to choose no more than one song from any artist. My top ten songs: 1. Davis Bowie - Space Oddity 2. Doobie Brothers - It Keeps You Running 3. The Beatles - If I fell 4. Beach Boys - God Only Knows 5. Glen Campbell - By the Time I Get to Phoenix 6. The La's - There She Goes 7. Juliana Hatfield - My Sister 8. Prefab Sprout - Goodbye Lucille #1 9. Richard Hawley - Open Up Your Door 10. Keane - Try Again

What about the biggest band in the world? Depeche Mode??

Great album from Killing Joke. I find the follow up, Brighter than a Thousand Suns even more impressive.

1,We will rock you “Fast” live in Houston 1977. 2,Sheer Heart attack “Song” 3,Killer Queen.

Love the Chameleons! Stranglers on their earlier albums as you have chosen.

Auto ritmic is what the piano playing is called. Carson is fantastic on Asane!

You compare a group that only produced 2 classic albums to a group that changed the musical landscape. Try to remain serious, really.....

Agree with Sabbath debut and Elvis Costello. Both great albums.

No Bob Dylan 😂

Show de ⚽🙏😍🕺💃🎼

I'd forgotten about StarSailor - I do own a CD copy

How long has the hole been there? How old is that t-shirt? I've got a coat from 1991 when I was 14. Should throw it out one day. I've got an old bus driver greatcoat that's probably older than I am. Got sacked in 2002. Crap job anyway. In 99 I was a year older than the oldest buses in the fleet - I loved that. I couldn't just have a go at the hole and people think twat, could I?

Not only heard it, have four copies of it - 2 on vinyl, 2 on CD. Fabulous album. Sadly never saw them live but listen to them a lot still. Their other two albums from the 80s are not too shabby either - Swamp Thing!!!! Keep up the good work with these videos.

Great choice for Bowie. My fave of his too

Hi just discovered your channel and subbed up. I have all of those albums except the Queen (for some reason beyond me I have no Queen records. Too cool for school maybe 😂) so I can fully understand how these all made your favourite 40. Your comment about Regatta De Blanc soundtracking lots of people’s teenage years made me smile, it definitely did mine. It was a Christmas present when I was about 13 and was one of the first records in my collection. Of course I still have and it still gets played. Andy