Rolling Stone

Seventeen years after the original list, Rolling Stone has published a completely new version of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, including 254 songs that weren't present on the 2004 list.

As you might expect from one of the last big music magazines still in print, it's heavy on mainstream pop and classic rock, including Taylor Swift, Bob Dylan, Lady Gaga, Bruce Springsteen, BTS, Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez, Halsey, The Weeknd, Paul McCartney, and AC/DC.

The stream, which promotes voter participation, will feature conversations between musicians, actors, and politicians, as well as performances and appearances.

Competing juggernauts in their respective industries, like Billboard and Rolling Stone, and Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, will now fall under the umbrella of the same partnership between their parent companies.

Voters included Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Stevie Nicks, John Cale, Wayne Coyne, Jimmy Cliff, Robert Smith, Waxahatchee, El-P, and over 300 others.

A new monthly digital subscription offers ”unlimited access to RollingStone.com on any device.”

It may not surprise you to learn that one of the most mainstream music magazines still in print publication, Rolling Stone, has a lot of mainstream artists in their Best Albums of 2019 list...

Rolling Stone has published its lists of the top 100 albums and songs of the decade.

Rolling Stone has done other genre-specific 'greatest albums' lists before, like for metal and punk, and now they've done it for grunge.

It's a Rolling Stone list, so it's got a weirdly high placement for the just-okay Paul McCartney album, but other than that, RS picked most of 2018's usual suspects...