Top 100 Artists List?

Hi,
Have you ever thought about creating a 100 top prog artists list? What this would probably look like is like the top 100 list but limited to only 1 album per artist to allow for more variation.

So the top 10 would look like this instead of the normal list, etc.

1		4.63 (911 ratings) WR = 4.5913	Selling England By The Pound Genesis	Symphonic Prog Studio, 1973	Buy
2		4.63 (1005 ratings) WR = 4.5907	Close To The Edge Yes	Symphonic Prog Studio, 1972	Buy
3		4.62 (808 ratings) WR = 4.5758	Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd	Psychedelic/Space Rock Studio, 1975	Buy
4		4.63 (599 ratings) WR = 4.5715	Thick As A Brick Jethro Tull	Prog Folk Studio, 1972	Buy
5		4.52 (847 ratings) WR = 4.4790	In The Court Of The Crimson King King Crimson	Eclectic Prog Studio, 1969	Buy
6		4.53 (239 ratings) WR = 4.4052	Per Un Amico Premiata Forneria Marconi	Rock Progressivo Italiano Studio, 1972	Buy
7		4.49 (266 ratings) WR = 4.3838	Si On Avait Besoin D'Une Cinquième Saison Harmonium	Symphonic Prog Studio, 1975	Buy
8		4.48 (267 ratings) WR = 4.3750	Godbluff Van Der Graaf Generator	Eclectic Prog Studio, 1975	Buy
9		4.45 (308 ratings) WR = 4.3543	Hybris Anglagard	Symphonic Prog Studio, 1992	Buy
10		4.40 (457 ratings) WR = 4.3394	Moving Pictures Rush	Heavy Prog Studio, 1981	Buy

I feel that this would be helpful to those new to prog and allow for people discover more new bands, instead of collecting numerous albums by the same groups.

Think about it...

Jake

I like your idea even better, to be honest, but then we get bands like Genesis who have amazing and (excuse me) horrible material. There are many, many bands like that. 

Marty McFly wrote: I've conceived another enhancement of this - count rating of all studio albums and divide it by the number of albums. We'll get ultimate average or artists output for whole career. Seems worth of interest too ?

That would give a top topped by bands who only released one great album

^Indeed, find the average amount of stars per rating of the band in their studio album section and weight them by the amount of reviews/ratings they have.

harmonium.ro wrote: Epignosis wrote: harmonium.ro wrote: Marty McFly wrote: I've conceived another enhancement of this - count rating of all studio albums and divide it by the number of albums. We'll get ultimate average or artists output for whole career. Seems worth of interest too ? That would give a top topped by bands who only released one great album Such a feature could easily be weighted much in the same way the charts are weighted already (placing an emphasis on number of reviews- hence an album with 2 fives and 1 four would have a higher rating than an album with just a single five star rating). If that would be possible, then there's no reason not to do it, I think.

This is a completely awesome idea and would be a vast improvement over the current top 100 list.

I think it would prove to be much more helpful and interesting.