Exactly. Adrenaline is NOTHING compared to High N Dry. The author of this pitiful ranking of Def Leppard albums is likely a 35yo who wasn't around when Def Leppard was at their best in the early-mid 1980's.

In no universe would ANY lyrics from Nirvana be considered as better than ANYTHING by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Rush, Styx, Van Halen, Eagles, Blüe Oÿster Cult, or ANY real rock band.

To have placed Pantera and Anthrax over the Dio-led Black Sabbath is a bad joke, right? Just because Bruce Dickinson made Iron Maiden more of a success commercially than did Paul DiAnno doesn't make him the better singer, just different.

To say that a song by Aerosmith is better than the rest of the ACTUAL ballads on here doesn't do justice to the word "ballad." "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" isn't better than ANY of the other ones on here. Also, put "Rain Song" by Led Zeppelin in this list. It IS a ballad far better.

Led Zeppelin is also a supergroup as it's 4 were all in different bands prior to Zep's beginning in1968

1. Jimmy Page The Yardbirds

2. John Paul Jones (sessionist)

3. John Bonham Hobbstweedle

4. Robert Plant Hobbstweedle

"Dr Feelgood" by Mötley Crüe is on here? Nah. No way is it #1 EVER. A 👍 song, si, but not a 1. ANY tune from one of Iron Maiden's 1980's albums is better than the doc. I'd be hard-pressed to label a Crüe song as being better than a Queensrÿche song as well.

As an Iron Maiden fan I'd never consider Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son a 10/10 album. A 6/10 or 7/10 maybe but not a 10/10. That honor goes to The Number Of The Beast. That, folks is an 11/10. Powerslave as well is an 11/10