1. Cream
2. The Steampacket
3. Emerson Lake Palmer
4. Traveling Wilburys
5. Crosby, Stills, Nash Young
6. Westside Connection
7. The Power Station
8. Sonic's Rendezvous Band
9. Asia
10. Gogmagog
11. Journey
12. Blind Faith
13. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
14. The Firm
15. U.K.
16. Temple of the Dog
17. Captain Beyond
18. Bad Company
19. Derek and the Dominoes
20. Heaven and Hell
21. Humble Pie
22. Pigface
23. Audioslave
24. The Dirty Mac
25. New Race
26. Alias
27. Little River Band
28. Ginger Baker's Air Force
29. Slash's Snakepit
30. Mad Season
31. Mr. Big
32. Foo Fighters
33. Them Crooked Vultures
34. Mike and The Mechanics
35. Bad English
36. Oysterhead
37. Blue Murder
38. Electronics
39. Badlands
40. Damn Yankees

I'm not sure what this list is supposed to be. You have at number three a band that only existed for one night, only recorded a couple of songs, and didn't release anything for a couple of decades. By what criteria is it the third greatest supergroup of all time?

Some of these (Little River Band, for example) are hard to see as supergroups.

Brett, I don't think there's any conceivable criteria of any sensibility (or objectivity, for that matter) that would merit the Dirty Mac that position.

That was kind of my point.

They were still a supergroup. Maybe 3 is too high but it consisted of rock's greatest legends. a reason they are at that level but they do lack on criteria so i will lower them. Are there any other remarks you would like to make?

Take the list and shove it up your ass. Pause for a moment. How does the list feel? Discard the list. Don't ever even think about doing it again. Have a big cup of coffee.

I'd rather continue with the process of fucking your mother's lungs out.

That does sound like a very interesting idea.

On a more serious note: Make objective criteria first, by which you rank all those artists. Before you have done that there is no basis for an intelligent discussion. And that goes for all of your lists.

Only on the lists of Artists? or for the songs too?

Omfg, a list of arbitrarily placed personal favorites without any objective basis will never be okay.

Do you know how to delete posts?

That goes for all lists. Unless we know how you determined the rankings for all the items on your list, we won't be able to discuss the list with you. The most common set of criteria for lists on this site includes popularity (initial and lasting), influence (innovation, popularization, sometimes inspiration), impact (musical and cultural) and sometimes critical acclaim. Subjective criteria (i.e. everything based on your personal opinion, such as musical quality) should not be taken into consideration. There may be a post somewhere that explains some of the criteria in detail but I don't know where it is. But if you have any questions in that regard we are always happy to help you out.

I think that only moderators and admins are able to delete posts but you can always edit the content of your posts.

at this thread.
At least he/she is trying, I'm so damn lazy I haven't even considered making a threaded list on this forum yet.