23 Nov 2003
On closer inspection
In at numbers 157 and 361 respectively in the Rolling Stone 500th issue '500 Greatest Albums of All Time' are 'Closer' by Joy Division and 'Substance' by New Order. Wot no Bummed, Vini Reilly, Technique or Unknown Pleasures!?
Even more of a surprise omission is the classic eponymous The Stone Roses album (Silvertone) from 1989. It isn't even in the Top 500 whereas it regularly features in the Top Five in polls originating in the UK.
Even more of a surprise omission is the classic eponymous The Stone Roses album (Silvertone) from 1989. It isn't even in the Top 500 whereas it regularly features in the Top Five in polls originating in the UK.
Labels: Joy_Division, New_Order
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