What's next to these in your collection? (Pop and Rock Version...Pt.1)

Able Tasmans…AC/DC…A Certain Ratio
Beatles (don’t gots any)
Petula Clark…The Clash…The Clean
Devine and Statton…Devo…The Dickies
Alec Empire…Brian Eno…ESG
Faith No More…The Fall…The Farmer’s Boys
Fuxa…Peter Gabriel…Gang of Four
Hedfunk…Jimi Hendrix…The Herbaliser

This is my vinyl list. CDs would be a little different.

Beastie Boys
Beatles
Belle and Sebastian

Cat Power
The Clash
Clinic
Deep Purple
Devo
Dinosaur Jr.

El-P
Brian Eno
The Fall

Brian Eno
The Fall
Fiery Furnaces

aint got Peter Gabriel
aint got Jimi Hendrix

This is cds.

Beards - Beatles - Beu Brummels
Sonny Clark - The Clash - The Clean
Devlins - Devo - The Dictators
English Beat - Brian Eno - Alejandro Escovedo
Jason Falkner - The Fall - Fancie
Hempstead Nursery - Jimi Hendrix - Joe Henry

Something of minor interest: "The ENGLISH Beat" isn't an actual band name, of course - just an altered name forced upon The Beat for their North American releases. So, if I lived in the UK, but had the same CD collection,

"Beastie Boys...BEATLES...Beau Brummells" would become:
"The Beat...BEATLES...Beau Brummells"; and
"The English Beat...ENO...John Fahey" would become:
"Duke Ellington...ENO...John Fahey"

Fascinating, yes?

CD:
beastie boys : beatles : beck
petula clark : clash : the clean
the faint : the fall : fantastic baggys

VINYL:
beat farmers : beatles : b-52s
dave clark five : clash : patsy cline

CASSETTE:
dump : eno : the fall
eno: the fall : firehose

STACK OF VINYL-TO-BE-SOLD:
[start of stack] : ac/dc : afghan whigs.
(don't be alarmed, it's late-'80s ac/dc, 'blow up your video,' and i'm not sure what i'm doing with it in the first place.)

don't have any devo or gabriel in any format, or for sale. hendrix is in storage in a box deep inside a closet and i don't have the energy to dig it out and see what's in storage next to it.

AC/DC/Aerosmith(nothing before)

Beatles:

Mp3: Bang On a Can/Beatles/Toups Bebey & Paris Africans
Vinyl: Bauhaus/Beatles/Beautifuzz
Tape: Bangles/Beatles/William Beauvais

Charlie Christian/The Clash/Ornette Coleman

no Devo

Eminem/Eno/The Ex

no Fall

Future Sound of London/Peter Gabriel/Diamanda Galas

Hendrix:

mp3: Head Phone Over Tone/Jimi Hendrix/Sten Hostfalt
Vinyl: Heart/Hendrix/a MuchMusic 80s Power Hour comp (filed here because it starts with Iron Maiden)
Tape: Hariharan/Hendrix/House of Pain

Cibo Matto, CLASH, Clem Snide

Elastica, ENO, Everything But the Girl

(No AC/DC, Devo, Fall, Gabriel, or Hendrix -- well, okay, a Fall mix CD that N/A made me, but I file those separately)

A Camp -- Afghan Whigs
Badly Drawn Boy -- Beaumont
Cibo Matto -- Club 8
Destroyer -- Dire Straits
Electric Light Orchestra -- Esthero
Jason Falkner -- the Flaming Lips
Mitchell Froom -- Galaxie 500
Michael Hedges -- Kristin Hersh

The Action -- AC/DC -- Adam And The Ants
The Beach Boys - THE BEATLES -- The BeeGees (Okay, so far none of my own records have come up in this)
Aha! No Clash. Good Good.
Deep Purple (aaaagh no) -- DEVO -- Dexy's Midnight Runners (*phew* the last two are mine)
The Embrooks - ENO - Roky Erikson
The Factory -- THE FALL -- The Fat Tulips
(or, on CD this time) Eugenius -- THE FALL -- The Famous Monsters
No Peter Gabriel, thank God (although I'm sure Mr Emily has a single somewhere)
Cool, no Jimi Hendrix, either - I hate the wanky little adolescent.

For that song alone, the BeeGees totally rule.

AC/DC is not crap music on any planet I've heard of.

You might have gathered that I don't like alphabetical filing.

I mean Space Truckin? Highway Star? Smoke on the Fucking Water? Girly? You're joshing me.

BTW, Ian Gillian when he's singing in say, the Highway Star video, is one of the least effeminate men I've ever seen. Even compared to Bon Scott.

I just like the way you're all like "Ew, that's icky boy music".

GAH!

The implication of your post is that The Action, AC/DC, Adam And The Ants, The Beach Boys, The Beatles,The BeeGees, The Clash, Deep Purple, Peter Gabriel and Jimi Hendrix are all "RUBBISH" which should get you laughed off any music board that I would post to.
You're intitled to your opinion though. Not that it was asked of you on this thread.

The stigma thing was kind of a joke, too, as I am well aware that these artists are somewhat popular amongst the youth of today(although Peter Gabriel strikes me as a bit off).

Accept...AC/DC...Ace of Base (I am an honest man)
Beastie Boys......Beatles....Beats International
Clannad (jesus, this is painful)....The Clash..Claw Hammer
Descendents....Devo....D-Generation
Enimga (ouch, again)....Brian Eno...Enon
Marianne Faithfull.....The Fall....Fastway
Furious George (local punk band)....Peter Gabriel...Galaxie 500
Helmet.....Jimi Hendrix....Here (Phylr from Cop Shoot Cop's project)

keep 'em all alpha, don't mess with no genres...

Yeah, I like me better too!

1000 Homo DJs...AC/DC...Agoraphobic Nosebleed
Don't have any Beatles, if I did, they'd go right between the Beastie Boys and Big Daddy Kane
Chris Potter Quartet...The Clash...Claude Coma and the IV's
Don't have any Devo, but they'd be between Destruction and Dewey Redman
Brant Bjork...Brian Eno...Brotzmann/Van Hove/Bennink
Faith No More...The Fall...Fear
Don't have any Peter Gabriel, but he'd be between Peter Brotzmann and Pharaoh Sanders
Jazz Composers Orchestra...Jimi Hendrix...Jimmy Lyons

Devine and Statton…Devo…Dexy's

UB40 -- AC/DC -- Stan Freberg
(nothing, end of row) -- Beatles -- Love
Rip Rig and Panic -- The Clash -- M/A/R/R/S
Rush -- Brian Eno -- Astrud Gilberto
The Third Wave -- The Fall -- T.Rex
Haircut 100 -- Peter Gabriel -- The Psychedelic Furs
Billy Bragg -- Jimi Hendrix -- Paco De Lucia

As you can probably tell I acquired most of the above (on vinyl) in the early '80s

AC/DC (don't have any)

Beatles (actually these are alphabetized from highschool and college, so beck and blondie)

The Clash (filed in post punk - so it's currently next to 23 Skidoo & Suicide)

Devo (filed in new wave/post punk records - currently near moebius/plank/thompson & david sylvian)

Brian Eno (70s art rock - filed between bowie and peter gabriel)

The Fall (post punk - near bauhaus & birthday party)

Peter Gabriel (end of isle and next to eno)

Jimi Hendrix (college alphabetical - near helium & hum)

Is that the same Furious George with George Tabb, the Maximum Rock N Roll columnist?
Ha hah! I've never actually heard that, how is it? Ramones-y, I'd guess.

Anyway, he/they are lodged between the Happy Mondays and David Holmes I think.