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I had to stop to enter this Rock trivia when your Yank began his 11 picks with album #15 at the bottom noting AMLOR.... Those pesky English Rock music critics seldom talked positive about itveither. Years ago @ 🕛 on 9/12-13/01 he was likely sound asleep and not tuned into Coast to Coast AM. Their late host 🎗 Ian Punnett began the show reading his new e-mail giving no one credit. He read the titles to all ten tracks with eleven songs counting a side B "Round and Round". Ian did not elaborate on that and went on with his show. To me there was no elaboration needed on what American city was implied in their 10 tracks that paralleled the tragic event on 9/11/01. The album title alone explained that day.😥 I was tuned into Ian and stop in and let us know if you were listening too.

Since appearing on this video I’ve listened intently to Extremities and am very happy to admit that I got it wildly wrong. It’s a dense album that I hadn’t given the proper time to. An error that has now been corrected.

My Top 5 TALKING HEADS Albums : 5. Little Creatures (1985) 4. More Songs About Buildings and Food (1978) 3. Remain In Light (1980) 2. Speaking In Tongues (1983) 1. Fear Of Music (1979)

Cracking show Sid. Too many faves to choose from for me but Strangetown..Tubestation..Life from a window..When you're young..Underground are in there

8) Start 6) Town Called Malice 5) The Bitterest Pill 7) That's Entertainment 2) Down in a Tube Station at Midnight 4) Eton Rifles 3) Going Underground 10) David Watts 1) Butterfly Collector 9) Fueral Pyre 1,2,3 & 4 in no particular order - they're just too good! Impossible to choose from, it depends on the mood of the day. I'm really surprised nobody picked Butterfly Collector? I know it was (briefly) mentioned but what a classic tune! Deserved a lot more love from you all! You mentioned something about " lads music" and I get that. I'd say the vast majority of Jam fans are male. I'm a woman and even I feel like having a scrap when I hear Going Underground! There's something rousing about that song, especially the beginning - it's like a call to arms. Thanks for an enjoyable video 👏😊✌

My 10 Favourite 1980s Albums : THE DAMNED - The Black Album (1980) BLACK SABBATH - Heaven and Hell (1980) AC/DC - Back In Black (1980) JUDAS PRIEST - Screaming For Vengeance (1982) MISFITS - Walk Among Us (1982) THE CURE - Pornography (1982) TALKING HEADS - Speaking In Tongues (1983) SLAYER - Reign In Blood (1986) FAITH NO MORE - Introduce Yourself (1987) LIVING COLOUR - Vivid (1988)

Fire dances was the greatest album by far, for me anyway looking back.

The Jam made some great 'B' sides. Liza Radley,See Saw, The butterfly collector...etc...I saw them 5 times in all. Leeds,Stafford , Birmingham and Wolverhampton twice. I have a huge collection of all there albums (compilations included) not only that I have every studio album on Paul Wellers up to 66 incidentally because he his that age . (25/5/58). Keep up the great work you do . I literally love to hear it. 😊

My number one is also Extremities. Brilliant album.

Listened to the post punk album podcast. Really fascinating

The Magnificent Seven yep. Great track

London Calling one of favourite Clash songs and albums

Bank robber. Great track. Great fusion of Reggae in there

SLF are my joint favourite band with The Jam. Had a pint with Bruce in Rosie's when he was with Fingers.

Weller preferred Dreams of children, that's why it's a AA. Going Underground was always the first choice I think?

Great show again. I was going to say that when I take you up on your offer and appear on the panel I was going to say my specialist subjects are ' The Clash' and yep you guessed it ' Pink Floyd' !! Its all good I have a wide knowledge , particularly in " Funk/ Soul' , ' Punk / New Wave' and 70' s bands such as ' Free'. It was good to see the love shown for the totally mis maligned ' The Final Cut'. I'm A massive ' Waters' fan and for me that the last real ' Floyd' album which will reflect in my list. 15. The Division Bell 14. A Monetary Lapse Of Talent ( !) 13. The Endless River 12. Ummagumma 11. More 10.Piper At The Gates Of Dawn 9. Obscured By Clouds 8.Saucerful Of Secrets 7. The Wall 6. The Final Cut. 5. Dark Side Of The Moon. 4. Animals 3.Meddle 2. Wish You Were Here. Actually I just miscounted! Wish You Were Here is no 1

Just now came across this. Post-punk has been a lifelong obsession for me -- the very two first albums I bought at age 9 were Gary Numan's The Pleasure Principle and Talking Heads - Fear of Music. My college radio show Dr. Fester's Bucket O' Nasties focused on post-punk, and briefly on public radio. On a couple shows, my friend Kristen Pfaff was a guest and she lent me her CRASS records -- I used a cut from Peni$ Envy on one featuring feminist post-punk, including The Raincoats, Slits, Essential Logic, The Au Pairs, and, interestingly, "Credit in the Straight World" by Young Marble Giants. That was in 1990, a few years before she was in Hole. Props to Jeremy for the heads up on Basement 5 -- I hit a wall searching for them years ago and forgot about 'em, but will be able to listen to 'em shortly. Just over a week ago I got a nice batch of reissues, Magazine albums on colored vinyl, and also the first three The Sound albums on Rhino, also colored vinyl. I've been champion both them and Comsat Angels since my radio show days, and slowly the word is spreading. Were they on the radar for anyone here? My list: 1. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures 2. Wire - 154 3. The Feelies - Crazy Rhythms 4. Wire - Pink Flag 5. Joy Division - Closer 6. The Sound - From The Lions Mouth 7. The Comsat Angels - Sleep No More 8. Gang of Four - Entertainment! 9. The Sound - Jeopardy 10. The Comsat Angels - Waiting For A Miracle 11. The Slits - Cut 12. Public Image Ltd. - Metal Box/Second Edition 13. Wire - Chairs Missing XTC - Black Sea The Birthday Party - The Birthday Party Echo & the Bunnymen - Heaven Up Here Magazine - Secondhand Daylight The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette Echo & the Bunnymen - Crocodiles Killing Joke - Killing Joke The Raincoats - Ody Shape Siouxsie & the Banshees - Juju Magazine - Real Life Bauhaus - In the Flat Field The Cure - Pornography Siouxsie & the Banshees - Kaleidoscope The Raincoats - The Raincoats I'd consider these post-punk adjacent, smoking in the alley outside the club, but not in it -- The Idiot, Low, Doc at the Radar Station, Pere Ubu, Television, Talking Heads, XTC.

I forgot to add Lindisfarne's 'Winter's Song' - it would have been 3rd.

My top 3 Christmas songs: White Winter Trees - The Staves. In a just universe this would be a massive hit, their vocal harmonies are immaculate, the video is superb too. Great song. River - Joni Mitchell. Peerless song craft, aching melody, has that melancholy in the piano where she plays with the Jingle Bells riff, very clever. wonderful reflective lyric as usual, probably too sad for the masses getting their crackers in Poundstretcher. Classic Joni. Charlie Freak - Steely Dan. Incredibly sad song with the most sublime lyric about a homeless junkie who finally succumbs to his tragic circumstances, the sleigh bells at the end give this added poignancy. Probably not one you will hear in Tescos but genius songwriting nevertheless. Happy Holidays . . .😊

No Waitresses? Really? And while I'm here I reckon you need to hear Mr & Mrs Santa Claus by George Jones and Tammy Wynette.

English not being my mothertongue, I take the liberty to not putting the greatest emphasis on the actual lyrics of a song. So for me Siouxsie's voice is more like another, masterfully played, instrument. And my list looks very different as a result of my approach on listening to music. So in no particular order other than the date of release (why even bother!) my favourite songs are these: Switch, Placebo Effect, Happy House, Spellbound, Into The Light, Nightshift, Sin In My Heart, Cascade, Melt, Dazzle, Red Over White, Candyman, Lands End and Rhapsody. Well, those are more then ten and I left plenty out, but who cares :-)

I love Floyd. Relics was one of the first albums I bought, I didn't realise at the time that it was a compilation album of earlier singles and album tracks, I still love it to this day and always play it in it's entirety, same with Meddle which is my favourite Floyd album. Leftfield, experimental Floyd over their very late period friendship fallout out every time.

My ranking, from best to worst, would be: 1. JOIN HANDS 2. THE SCREAM 3. TINDERBOX 4. KALEIDOSCOPE 5. JUJU 6. HYENA 7. THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS 8. A KISS IN THE DREAMHOUSE 9. PEEPSHOW 10. THE RAPTURE 11. SUPERSTITION

Animals,, wish you were here,,watching the wall now I'm older is extremely emotional, really like the final cut aswell

15. The Endless River 14.A Momentary Lapse of Reason 13.Ummagumma 12. More 11. Obscured by Clouds 10.The Division Bell 9.The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn 8.A Saucerful Of Secrets 7.The Final Cut 6.Animals 5.Atom Heart Mother 4.Meddle 3.The Wall 2.Wish You Were Here 1. The Dark Side of the Moon

Can you please do one of these album 💿 rankings for Burning Spear and/or Culture with Joseph Hill?

The VU debut was NOT down to Cale & Nico, without Lou this album would not exist. And really they didn't need Nico at all, which Andy forced on them. Don't get me wrong I like Cale and Nico separately, but that comment on the VU & Nico being about Cale & Nico is BS.

1. Juju 2. Kaleidoscope 3. The Scream 4. A Kiss in the Dreamhouse 5. Hyena 6. Tinderbox 7. Join Hands 8. Peepshow 9. Through the Looking Glass 10. Superstition 11. The Rapture A few other things creep in from her other projects... I would place The Creatures Boomerang at 2.5 and her solo Mantaray at 4.5 in-between the others as favorites. Fortunately for me, especially being in the US, I got Juju when it came out, which for here is very early. I didn't know anyone else at that time who listened to her. It was very hard to get her stuff here until later in the 80's. But I always did what I could, imports if I could afford them at the time. But I even got to see her on Tinderbox tour and as The Creatures for Boomerang. So a very long time fan.

Favorite 10 80's albums is tough, very tough, but I'll try here. In no particular order... with a few extra, because 10 is not enough. I still listen to these albums ALOT. Misfits - Earth AD / Wolfsblood Minor Threat - Out of Step Wall of Voodoo - Call of the West Siouxsie & the Banshees - Juju Bad Religion - How Could Hell Be Any Worse Iron Maiden - Killers Slayer - Reign in Blood Metallica - Ride the Lightning Lydia Lunch - 13.13 Sonic Youth - Evol Danzig - Danzig Beastie Boys - License to Ill Lou Reed - New York

This has become my favorite ' You Tube' music channel. Keep up the great work.

A few favs that come to mind that weren't mentioned are the Stone Roses debut, Treasure by Cocteau Twins, On A Storyteller's Night by Magnum, Colour of Spring by Talk Talk. I very much agree with This Is The Sea

With Free being my favourite band for the last 45 years, I find it impossible to rank the 7 albums, except that I have long felt that 'Free At Last' is the weakest, (comeback album and maybe hastily written) but still sounds great. I do know that if you take the 10 best songs from the 6 Paul Rodgers Bad Company albums ('Fade Away', 'Bad Company', ' Morning Sun' etc), you would have an album that ranks just below 'Free At Last'.

Leave comments - granted, we made the odd (tired) mistake. Trolls will be removed. Thanks, and enjoy the show.

Fully agree with the no. 1 THE WHO Live at Leeds

Cracking stuff Sid. Still got all my 2 tone vinyl singles and albums. Saw The Specials at the Academy around 2014. Plus nowts changed in 45 years sadly HWTL

I've now completed my Dexy's Midnight Runners / Dexys / Kevin Rowland solo collection. Thanks to this video you really opened my eyes and got me motivated to catch up. I've made my own tier list on all the albums if you'd like to check it out. th-cam.com/video/d-s-ez9n0Dg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IW7Udb-YxRZmdQqi I also mentioned your channel in the video and in its description as a thank you. Cheers lads!

Excellent show. With the exception of the overall winner, some of my favourites only made honourable mentions though; James Brown, Van Morrison, Talking Heads. Not mentioned was Leonard Cohen Live in London, which I always return to.

Leave your lists, folks, and polite comments only. Opinions given are just that.

Great Show Sid but y'all missed out the greatest live album of all time: Kick Out The Jams by The MC5.

The big one for ‘Extremities, Dirt and Various Repressed Emotions . Opus magnum.

Calling All Stations bottom and 0.5... Come on mate have a word with yourself. On a plus note, thanks to your Dexys ranking video l now have all their back catalogue and live albums and rarities. You really got me interested in completing my collection and discovering great new albums besides Too-rye-aye. But back to Genesis... CAS bottom... man! Lol

1-Tiderbox 2- Juju 3-A Kiss in the dreamhouse 4- Peepshow 5- Kaleidoscope 6- Hyena 7- The Scream 8- Through the looking glass 9- The Rapture 10- Superstition 11- Join Hands

Great to see Killing Joke, Vienna, Black Sea and Dirk Wears White Sox. I'd stick a Toyah album in there too maybe Blue Meaning.

Bless you Pete for putting Revelations so high up. What a fantastic album that Is. So moody and weird.

Ha ha ... of course I'm watching mate. Aye cracking show and yeah the Dreaming is superb.

1. Virgin Prunes - If I Die, I Die 2. The Birthday Party - Junkyard 3. This Heat - Deceit 4. The Gun Club - Miami 5. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures 6. Siouxsie & The Banshees - Juju 7. Lydia Lunch - 13.13 8. The Cure - Pornography 9. Magazine - Real Life 10. The Sound - Jeopardy. Thats my quick list of my fav post punk records from this period.

What about dick cheese and the hard ons? They were a great post punk band!

Where's Black And White by The Stranglers or The Raven?

1. Revolver. 5.0 2. Abbey Road. 4.5 3. White Album. 4.5 4. Magical Mystery Tour. 4.0 5. Sargeant Pepper. 4.0 6. Rubber Soul. 3.5 7. Help. 3.5 8. Let it Be. 3.0 9. Hard Day's Night. 3.0 10. Please Please Me. 3.0 11. Beatles for Sale. 2.5 12. Yellow Submarine. 2.0 13. With the Beatles. 2.0 In America, a patched together album similar to MMT was released with some great songs from 1968 mixed with old songs from 1964 and 1966. Hey Jude, Revolution, Lady Madonna, Old Brown Shoe, Ballad of John and Yoko, Don't Let Me Down, Rain, Paperback Writer, Can't Buy Me Love and I Should Have Known Better. Based on the quality of Songs alone I would rate this a 4.0.

Enjoyed each of your choices and commentary. My top 10: 1. Isn't it a Pity (Harrison) 2. God (Lennon) 3. Imagine (Lennon) 4. Little Willow (McCartney) 5. Mull of Kintyre (McCartney) 6. 1985 (McCartney) 7. Beautiful Night (McCartney) 8. Art of Dying (Harrison) 9. Grow Old Along With Me (Lennon) 10. Happy Xmas. (Lennon) Honorable mention: Maybe I'm Amazed, Monkberry Moon Delight, Despite Repeated Warnings and Here Today by Paul, Love, Jealous Guy and Crippled Inside by John, This is Love, Handle With Care and The Day the World Gets Round by George and It Don't Come Easy by Ringo.