minneapolisgenius said:

heck, even that tour documentary about them was boring. maybe that's why they wound up packaging it free with their last album.

CinisterCee said:

Who's missing? Kanye West?

MartyMcFly said:

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RipHer2Shreds said:

My first concert from them i've seen in The Netherlands was around 1987 .
It was in a venue called Vredenburg , located in the city Utrecht .
This was the tour after their Live In L.A. album and 2 years before that , they had scored well here with Back In Stride.
The place was absolutely PACKED and the audience dug their tunes deep .
They already had visited The Netherlands a few years before , and according to the review of OOR , a musicmag that was always enthousiastic about Maze , it was a sold out hit too .
After 1987 they've been here in about 4 or 5 times again .
One was in 1989 , in combination with Mother's Finest and Chaka Khan ... again a packed house ( i unfortunately missed that show )
3 others i've seen were in the early and late 90's , from which 2 at small but packed venues in Rotterdam and to my memory their last show at 1998 here in Amsterdam ( Paradiso ), featuring Frank McComb as guest-singer on Fender Rhoades .
I've seen quite some postings from Dutch Maze-fans , on the forum of the Dutch North Sea Jazz Festival , wondering when Frankie & Crew will finally perform over there .

Not so shure if it's because of a Dutch list that there are not much Funk or Soul-related albums in there .
The Netherlands was always one of Prince's favourite countries to perform .
And recently , Earth Wind & Fire did a short European Tour in only the UK and The Netherlands .
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Even not being an hip-hop fann, there are some albums from that genre that should be there...

lilgish said:

This is a good idea, the org top 50 or something.

sosgemini said:

co-

They always are (like everything else defined in the world), that's why I generally take shit like this with a grain of salt. This list is actually comical.

Another "whitewash" list. Why can't they just be honest and call it the "Best Rock/ white Albums" in Pop history, instead of throwing in the odd 4 albums by black artists so they can pretend it's an all inclusive list...

NDRU said:

didn't moonbeam do this last year? it was for the org's best albums of '05 or something like that...

Anx said:

I mean top 50 ever.

NDRU said:

This would take forever to sort out between all of us, and I for one am too damn lazy to take on such a project.

but YOU can.

minneapolisgenius said:

I did

NDRU said:

Oh.