Chris tipped us off to Rolling Stone's Top 500 Albums.

A few comments.

• How did Fleetwood Mac's Rumors rate higher than Let It Bleed? How on Earth did it rate higher than Coltrane's GIant Steps?



• Dark Side of the Moon higher than It Takes A Nation of Millions? Crackers.



• Forever Changes, Love? WTF?!



• The Beatles' Please Please Me? I love The Beatles, but lets focus on the stuff they after they stopped trying to sing like Motown stars, m'kay?



• Born in the U.S.A. in the top 100? That's just crazy talk.



• I'm guessing that Elvis Costello is rather miffed that he rated lower than Creedence Clearwater Revival.



• I'm glad to see that Catch a Fire made the list. I thought I was alone in liking that one.

How you know this list is crap:

• The Saturday Night Fever soundtrack made number 131. Ahead of The Wild, the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle. Ahead of Aja.



• Elton John's Greatest Hits made the list? Greatest Hits?



• N.W.A's Straight Outta Compton Comes in ahead of Moanin' in the Moonlight, Paul's Boutique, and Bluesbreakers.



• Three words: Byrds Greatest Hits.

In fact, the list really falls apart after 100. Brace yourself if you browse past that point.