Of the albums that ended up making the tourney what would everyones Final Four have looked like.
50/60's - Led Zep. None of the 50/60's jump out to me but this is easily the best of the options
70's - Rumors. For me I think its this vs Dark Side. The problem I have is Dark Side is not my favorite Floyd album I like Wish You Were Here and Animals more. I think Dark Side is just a touch overrated so Id go with Fleetwoods best album over my 3rd or 4th Floyd album
80's - London Calling. License To Ill is the other album I really enjoy from the 80's selections. London Calling for me is one of my top 5-10 of all time though. The best album by the best classic punk band of all time IMO makes this one had to beat.
90's(Because thats all it was) - OK Computer. Another runaway for me. Radiohead are one of if not thee most influential band of the past 25 years and OK Computer is where they took it to another level. The 1-2 of this and Kid A shaped a lot of bands/artist that came after these.
Finals Rumors>Led Zep and London Calling>OK Computer(By the tinest bit London Calling takes this based on just being something that I listen to on the regular. Both these Albums could be top 10 all time for a combo of talent/influnce/personally listening to it a tad more.
London Calling>Rumors. I like rumors a lot but I dont think it can compete with London Calling IMO.
Bummed that the Prog Rock was not able to crack the list as much in the 70/80. No Queen(Queen 2, A Night At The Opera), No Rush(Moving Pictures, Hemispheres , and Yes's Close To The Edge are some of the bands/albums that really jump out from that era to me.
Then the 2000's and on getting completely shut out was rough. Radiohead - Kid A, Arcade Fire - Funeral, The Strokes - Is This It? all amazing album with ver high acclaim from the 2000's that didnt have a shot.
